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THE SMALLPOX VACCINATION HOAX
[back] Smallpox
"Tell a lie loud enough and long enough and people will believe it."--Adolph Hitler
"Who controls the past controls the future. Who controls the present controls the past."----George Orwell'
[This props up vaccination which is the main pillar of Allopathy, so a very important lie for the Medical Mafia. The oft mentioned 'smallpox vaccination saved millions and eliminated smallpox' is a very important lie that justifies all sorts of vaccine and drug horrors along with the general failure of Allopathy to cure anything other than bacterial infections. One of the greatest benefits outweigh the risks Rationalizations. A triumph of Authority and Repetition propaganda ploys, helped by the million or so medical industry workers who need to believe in it. For a quick summary see the Smallpox vaccination banners.]
For a quick summary in pictures see the Smallpox Banners
As usual the truth is the exact opposite to what they say. Smallpox vaccination can easily be dissected in 8 ways, each of which in itself will shred vaccination:
1. Lymph reality and the spread of infections.
2. STATS: Smallpox incidence stats. Epidemics followed vaccination.
3. STATS: Case mortality: Allopathy Vs non-allopathic medicine
4. STATS: Only 10% of the world was vaccinated and little vaccinated countries like Australia expose vaccination.
5. STATS: Most victims had been vaccinated.
6. STATS: Infant death rate huge under vaccination.
7. DISEASE THEORY. Pasteurian vs Bechamp.
8. DISEASE THEORY: Sanitation vs Vaccination.
9. Leicester: Vaccination completely exposed by sanitation.
10. Medical heretics: the true smallpox vaccination Authority
Propaganda Ploys (how they do it)
See: 2002 Smallpox Heist
[Telling quote] "In 1926, 130 members of the Dallas (Tex.) Chamber of Commerce cancelled their trip to Mexico because vaccination was required as a precedent to entrance. Nearly a 100 medical men, at a conference in Dallas, went to Mexico, after they obtained permission to enter without being vaccinated. Think this over before you submit your child to this evil and superstitious rite."--Dr Shelton DC Vaccines and Serum Evils by Herbert Shelton (c1940's)
1. Vaccine 'lymph' and spread of infections. If anyone came to you and wanted to cut your child's arm with an unsterile knife and then use unsterile ivory needles (that may have been used on hundreds of people already) to put an unsterile septic mixture of germs, mixed with glycerine, taken from a vaccinifer (see: Arm to arm vaccination) or calf's belly, you could easily get them arrested, yet this is the reality of over 100 years of smallpox vaccination. A new needle every time is now considered the only safe way on injecting drugs. And this was in the day when diseases like syphilis and leprosy were rife. In 2001 the WHO estimated Over One Million Die Every Year World Wide By Injections.
[Infection knowledge nil c. 1847] In 1847, Semmelweis introduced hand washing with chlorinated lime solutions for interns who had performed autopsies. Semmelweis was outraged by the indifference of the medical profession and began writing open and increasingly angry letters to prominent European obstetricians, at times denouncing them as irresponsible murderers. His contemporaries, including his wife, believed he was losing his mind and he was in 1865 committed to an asylum (mental institution). Semmelweis died there only 14 days later, possibly after being severely beaten by guards. (ref)
See: Vaccine "Lymph" Vaccine 'Lymph' quotes and Genocide & vaccination quotes about the mass re-use of dirty needles as a covert genocide ploy.
"It would seem to be impossible for a rational mind to conceive that a filthy virus derived from a smallpox corpse, the ulcerated udder of a cow, or the running sores of a sick horse's heels, and cultivated in scabbed festers on a calf's abdomen could fail to have disastrous effects when inoculated into the human body. As Professor Mclntosh remarked in the Lancet in 1926, "Scientifically it cannot be disputed that from every point of view the injection of virus capable of multiplying in the body of the individual is bad." --M. Beddow Bayly M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.
"You cannot immunize sick children, malnourished children, and expect to get away with it. You'll kill far more children than would have died from natural infection."--Dr Kalokerinos (International Vaccine Newsletter June 1995)
"Dr Lindlahr further states that: "The pus-like mass exuding from the Small-pox pustule contains the virus not only of Small-pox but also of scrofula, psora, tuberculosis, syphilis, gonorrhoea, anthrax, lumpy jaw and poisons in the animal or human being from which the virus was secured.""-----H Valentine Knaggs
"LYMPH, a colourless nutritive fluid in animal bodies" (Chambers' Dictionary). How misleading to apply this term to a product of disease, used to produce another disease, and now admitted to be capable of transmitting some of the most horrible diseases which afflict mankind—syphilis and leprosy!"--Alfred Wallace
Vaccine disease. Who would risk syphilis or Leprosy for a disease that had a 99% cure rate, or better? And the deaths, like infectious disease deaths now, are only in the malnourished and/or the sick. Leprosy was introduced into Hawaii by vaccination. [See: Smallpox vaccine damage]
"He remarks that in Antioquia (Colombia) not a single case of leprosy was known thirty years ago. Since then, the disease has spread in all directions, and the number in this town is now said to be over 800. I may add that, during the interval, vaccination has been introduced in all the Republics of South America with the usual sinister results."--William Tebb (1893 Book: LEPROSY AND VACCINATIONp48)
"We also hear of the noble work of Father Damien among the lepers of Hawaii, but we are not told that there was not one leper in the whole of the Hawaiian Islands before the noble work of Jenner reached them. By the nineties, 10 per cent of the natives were lepers."---Lionel Dole
2. STATS: Smallpox incidence. The government statistics alone show easily that vaccination was the main cause of smallpox, and completely ineffective as a preventive. [See: Vaccine failure Smallpox vaccine failure quotes]. Smallpox epidemics followed high vaccination levels, which was the reason they abolished the compulsory vaccination law. [See: Vaccine failure]
And have a look at the slaughter in the Philippines 1905-1920, more like biowarfare, but great way to get rid of vaccine stocks courtesy of the taxpayer.
3. STATS: Case mortality: Allopathy vs Natural Healing and Homeopathy. [Case mortality/Dangers of Smallpox]
Mortality was highest during vaccination years. Vaccinated 1902-4 London's case mortality 3 times unvaccinated Leicester, and 9 times higher in 1904. [See: Case mortality/Dangers of Smallpox Smallpox vaccine failure quotes]
The main Allopathic reason for a preventive was the lie that smallpox was a great killer, but Sydenham in the 17th century had a case mortality of 1-2%. So the Allopaths kept a case mortality of 18% (and as high as 26% in revaccinated Japan) going by refusing to use effective medicine, and continuing to use their ineffective medicines. [See: Dangers of smallpox. Allopathic medicine.]
The Homeopaths were achieving 0% fatality rates, and Naturopaths 1-2%. [See: Case mortality/Dangers of Smallpox. Naturopathy Homeopathy]
It would be hard to sell vaccination if it could be easily cured. [See: The Vitamin C Conspiracy Suppress alternatives]
Infectivity
Another great myth spread by the Allopaths was that smallpox was highly infectious. In fact, one MD, Campbell, was convinced it could only be spread by bedbugs [See: Infectiousness of smallpox Bedbugs Overcrowding]. True or not, hardly an example of a highly infectious disease, and not a belief to encourage people to vaccinate. [See: The Virus hunters]
"Dr Rodermund, a physician in the state of Wisconscin, created a sensation by smearing his body with the exudate of smallpox sores in order to demonstrate to his medical colleagues that a healthy body could not be infected with the disease. He was arrested and quarantined in jail, but not before he had come into contact with many people. Not a single case of smallpox developed through this "exposure"....I have ...handled intimately thousands of cases of contagious diseases, and I do not remember a single instance where any of us was the least affected by such contact."---Henry Lindlahr MD (Philosophy of Natural Therapeutics p 39).
Nowadays the Allopaths great effort to vaccinate everyone, compulsory vaccination being the pinnacle of that, is mostly to hide embarrassing places like Leicester that would show up vaccination as ineffective and dangerous. [See: Main reason for high (and compulsory) vaccination drive Dan Olmsted.]
4. STATS: Most victims had been vaccinated. [See: Smallpox vaccine failure quotes]
In the epidemic of 1871-72, there died 14,808 persons of Smallpox in London, of whom 11,174 were Vaccinated. [1884] SIR LYON PLAYFAIR taken to Pieces and Disposed of: LIKEWISE SIR CHARLES W. DILKE, BART by William White
5. STATS: Little vaccinated countries such as Australia and Russia had less smallpox and smallpox deaths, while smallpox declined without vaccination.
"Sanitation did for Prussia what 35 years of compulsory vaccination was unable to accomplish. At the present time in Prussia small-pox is almost extinct. (Cheers.) It is not that people 'are being vaccinated more; they are vaccinated less."----Dr Hadwen MD (The Case Against Vaccination ---an address at Gloucester on Saturday, January 25th, 1896, during the Gloucester Smallpox Epidemic)
"It is pathetic and ludicrous to say we ever vanquished smallpox with vaccines, when only 10% of the population was ever vaccinated."--Glen Dettman
"Compare these well vaccinated countries with Australia, the least vaccinated country in the world. In 134 years, not one-fifth of the children born have been vaccinated. Yet only three Australian children under five have died of that disease. In the last 50 years, no child under five has died of smallpox, and in the whole of her history, less than one person per annum has died of it, although allowing five years protective period, only 2 per cent, of her population have ever been "protected." [1936 Pamphlet] The Case AGAINST Vaccination By M. BEDDOW BAYLY M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.
6. STATS: Infant deaths. Child deaths increased dramatically which was why the The National Anti-Vaccination League in 1880 said that '25,000 babies are yearly sacrificed by diseases excited by Vaccination'.
[1880] That since Vaccination has been rendered obligatory, infantile syphilis (under one year old) has been increased in England, according to a Parliamentary return, dated February 25th, 1880, from 472 per million of births in 1847, to 1,736 per million in 1877, or fourfold; and that other inoculable diseases, such as pyaemia, scrofula, erysipelas, and bronchitis, were also augmented in infants. In England, the increase of inoculable diseases was 20 per cent., notwithstanding an expenditure of 200 millions sterling since 1850 in sanitary works. Another Parliamentary return (No. 443, Session 1877) demonstrates that 25,000 babies are yearly sacrificed by diseases excited by Vaccination. International Anti-Vaccination League points against vaccination 1880
also easily seen in Leicester's stats:
The saving of children's lives under five years of age is on the same lines of progress. Whereas in the high vaccination period of 1866-72 there were 107 deaths per thousand living at that age, now there are only 34 per thousand, being a decrease of 73 per thousand, or a saving of 68 per cent. This represents a saving of over 2,200 lives each year of children living under five. LEICESTER: SANITATION versus VACCINATION BY J.T. BIGGS J.P.
that only fell after they repealed the compulsory vaccination law.
[1921] There are no adequate statistics showing these fatalities, but it may be estimated that in England and Wales no fewer than 6,000 Infants are Killed every Year by Vaccination. This is perhaps the least part of the damage. The Great Damage is that caused to Teeth, Eyesight and Constitution, by the illness of vaccinia forced upon the infant at the most critical and delicate period of its life. [1921] Vaccination and the State By Arnold Lupton MP.
See: Deaths and smallpox vaccination
The Pasteurian monomorphic disease theory is absurd but perfect to propagate vaccination and viral fear mongering. Pasteur was a chemist, Bechamp a 4 times Professor and more. No surprise he was erased from the history books.
GERM THEORY vs. CELLULAR THEORY
Bechamp
See: Homeopathy & Natural Healing. that expose the fallacy of the Allopathic disease theory. Also the vaccinia virus was shown to be killed by Vitamin C---Kliger and Bernkopf. See: Vitamin C which also exposes the less you have in your diet the more likely you will suffer from smallpox and the more likely it will be fatal or cause Pock-marked faces
See: Poverty and the main cause of smallpox: Sanitation with important co-factors: Dirty water Malnutrition (smallpox era) Overcrowding & Bedbugs
NB: in 1847, Semmelweis introduced hand washing with chlorinated lime solutions for interns who had performed autopsies. Semmelweis was outraged by the indifference of the medical profession and began writing open and increasingly angry letters to prominent European obstetricians, at times denouncing them as irresponsible murderers. His contemporaries, including his wife, believed he was losing his mind and he was in 1865 committed to an asylum (mental institution). Semmelweis died there only 14 days later, possibly after being severely beaten by guards. (ref)
"Sewers introduced into Leicester, 1851. Sewer ventilation introduced,1881." LEICESTER: SANITATION versus VACCINATION BY J.T. BIGGS J.P.
"Dr. Louis Parkes, Chairman of the Council of the Royal Sanitary Institute, declared in 1922: " Our freedom from smallpox, therefore, could not be attributed to vaccination. It was largely due to the preventive measures taken at the ports, to the isolation of cases in hospitals, and to the steps taken to control persons who had been exposed to infection." The Case AGAINST Vaccination By M. BEDDOW BAYLY M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.
9. Leicester. Leicester by itself killed vaccination stone dead by showing conclusively that sanitation was not only the main cause of smallpox and its dangers, but that it was more effective compared to vaccination, by a long street, and that vaccination was dangerous: 2,000 less babies died under 5 in their non-vaccinating years compared to their high vaccinating years. [See: Leicester Sanitation.]
You can see a graph here, that reveals the true reality--high vaccination rates = high smallpox deaths.
"The town of Leicester rejected vaccination in favour of sanitation. Her experience during the past fifty years makes nonsense of the claims of the pro-vaccinists. When her population was thoroughly vaccinated she suffered severely from smallpox. As vaccination declined to one per cent of the infants born, smallpox disappeared altogether."---- Lilly Loat [Book 1951] The Truth About Vaccination and Immunization
10. Medical heretics: the true smallpox Authority. Why, and this is one vaccinators can't answer, did a notable scientist of his day, Wallace, and many notable medical doctors Pearce, Collins, Creighton, Crookshank, Hadwen, Beddow Bayly, turn against their profession's holy creed, and become anti-vaccine? Perhaps they liked being persecuted, they tried to silence Hadwen by charging him with manslaughter. [See: Rex versus Hadwen manslaughter charge]. Their motive can only be truth and concern for peoples welfare.
(Today you can see what happens to Whistleblowers and witness the smearing of Dr Wakefield, also The Dr Jane Donegan, "Witch Hunt" and in the field of cancer the last 100 years is littered with the persecution of Allopaths who went against orthodoxy and used non-Allopathic medicine.) [See: The Cancer Conspiracy]
They are the real Authorities on smallpox vaccination, not the false-authority taken covertly by Allopathy with its medical monopoly.
Propaganda Ploys (how they do it):
1. Covertly seize power. Become the State sanctioned medical Authority. [See: The Allopathic medical monopoly.]
2. Propagate Atheism as you don't want Truth/God becoming the true authority. So you can make Allopathy a covert God.
"They must find it difficult...those who have taken authority as the truth, rather than truth as the authority."---Gerald Massey
3. You can then use the power of the State to keep out any competition and force your medicine on the people through compulsory vaccination and/or enforced ignorance.
[See: Suppress alternatives Persecuted doctors]
4. Then use medical propaganda spread by the Allopathic Inc controlled Media.
Mostly hype Dangers of smallpox by suppressing the correct method of treatment for 300 years : Homeopathy Natural Healing
[2002] "But smallpox was, or is, a terrible, virulent disease. It kills one out of every three of its victims. There is no cure."--CBS Media
See: Smallpox vaccination lies
5. Control the past (history).
"Who controls the past controls the future. Who controls the present controls the past." ---George Orwell
Easy when you control all education, libraries and book outlets. [See: Education Book banning Wikipedia]
6. Stop people Thinking mostly through education, and the worse your covert tyranny becomes the less anyone wants to see it
�Two percent of the people think; three percent of the people think they think; and ninety-five percent of the people would rather die than think.�--Shaw
and with millions of medical workers invested in Allopathy and most folk too scared to look at the Beast, the gravy train trundles on
You have to understand that most of these people are not ready to be unplugged and many are so hopelessly dependent on the system, they will fight to protect it. --Matrix
"In the entire history of man, no one has ever been brainwashed and realized, or believed, that he had been brainwashed. Those who have been brainwashed will usually passionately defend their manipulators." ---- Dick Sutphen
'What good fortune for those in power that people do not think.' —Adolph Hitler
"If humanity is to pass safely through its present crisis on earth, it will be because a majority of individuals are now doing their own thinking". Buckminster Fuller


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The Charm of the Afforestation Areas
The secret of the charm of the afforestation areas, I imagine, is traceable to the fact that there is distinctly something mysterious, unknown, and heretofore hidden. From this it will be seen that I am not claiming a discovery; that what I have called a secret of the charm of the afforestation areas is a secret known to every man, woman, and child, even to those of my own friends who stoutly deny that they have any such knowledge. But I think it is best known to children. What I am here doing is merely to bring together and put in form certain more or less vague thoughts and feelings which I (and therefore all of us) have about the afforestation areas; and it is a small matter, but it happens to be one which no person has hitherto attempted.
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Native species, Trembling Aspen or Populus tremuloides, quaking aspen, trembling aspen, American aspen, Quakies, mountain or golden aspen, trembling poplar, white poplar,, Richard St. Barbe Baker Afforestation Area. Saskatoon, SK, CA
"Be like a tree in pursuit of your cause. Stand firm, grip hard, thrust upward. Bend to the winds of heav
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50th Anniversary of World Environment Day Ceremony
You are cordially invited to special tree planting ceremony by the University of Saskatchewan collaborating with the Friends of the Saskatoon Afforestation Areas on World Environment Day (W.E.D.), June 5, 2022
This ceremony echoes a tree planting ceremony 40 years ago to the day of the last tree planted by the Richard St. Barbe Baker in union with the University of Saskatchewan on World Environment Day (W.E.D.), June 5, 1982 near the Diefenbaker Centre. This collaboration between the U of S and Richard St. Barbe Baker on his visit here from New Zealand, honoured him as a former graduate (1913), and recipient of an honorary doctorate in 1971. This tree was the last tree this extraordinary champion of trees and forests planted as he died in Saskatoon four days later. In 2014, the Meewasin Valley Authority placed a marker on the MVA trail near the tree he planted. (photo attached)
As you may know, Baker's extensive archives were donated to the U of S and are the fourth most requested repository.
At this ceremony dignitaries in Saskatoon will be in attendance for this ceremonial tree planting on the University of Saskatchewan campus in honour of Richard St. Barbe Baker and the 50th anniversary of World Environment Day on June 5, 2022. This occasion would again raise awareness of the environment and the importance of tree planting as part of addressing climate change. St. Barbe Baker is often spoken of as a visionary ahead of his time, having raised the issue of deforestation and climate change in 1922, and then campaigning for the rest of his life for forest protection and large scale tree planting. It was for this life-long pursuit that he was awarded an honorary doctorate by the U of S.
Baker has other connections to Saskatoon; he was one of the first 100 students at the U of S, and initiated former Prime Minister John Diefenbaker there. A large afforestation area (132 ha) in Saskatoon was named after Baker by Saskatoon City Council in 1979. The Friends of the Saskatoon Afforestation Areas is a non-profit community organization that works with the City and Meewasin to protect and enhance this area.
Our goal is to have a ceremonial tree planting event that marks W.E.D and honours Baker's legacy, in that 2022 is also the centenary of the International Tree Foundation (ITF) started by St. Barbe Baker in Kenya, known then as the Men of the Trees. The ITF is also planning celebrations that we can link with and we would aim to have the media cover the event.
We include a few tributes to Richard St Barbe Baker, including one by former president, J.W.T. Spinks.
Thank you for your consideration in attending this public event and letting others know of the commemoration. It is truly appreciated.
"The simple act of planting a tree, which is in itself a practical deed, is also the symbol of a far reaching ideal, which is creative in the realm of the Spirit, and in turn reacts upon society, encouraging all to work for the future well being of humanity rather than for immediate gain. Richard St. Barbe Baker.
Richard St. Barbe Baker Commemorative Signage at the Meeewasin Trail near the Diefenbaker Center on the University of Saskatchewan campus, City of Saskatoon
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Tributes:
J.W.T. Spinks, Past President of the University of Saskatchewan, spoke about Richard St. Barbe Baker at his funeral.
"My first close contact with St. Barbe Baker came… when the University bestowed on him the Honorary Degree of LL.D. St. Barbe Baker was proud of his long connection with the University of Saskatchewan going back over seventy years, and renewed from time to time particularly over the last dozen years.
My last contact with St. Barbe Baker was last Saturday when Mary and I were privileged to attend a tree planting ceremony on the river bank, just west of the Diefenbaker Centre, a most beautiful spot with a most beautiful view. It was most moving to see and hear St. Barbe Baker talking to the children present at the tree planting, taking their hands in his hands, and repeating with them the motto:
'From our hearts
With our Hands
For the Earth
All the World Together.'
The original thoughts and life-long actions of St. Barbe Baker and his dedication to the trees of the world will have made broader and broader impact on the peoples of the world. What greater memorial could the Man of the Trees wish or ask for?"
London Times obituary
"Baker deserves to be remembered as one of the very first men to realise that we were destroying the natural resources of the world faster than was prudent; and that trees were not only providers of timber, pulp and fuel, but were also manufacturers of life-giving oxygen from the waste products of man, and his machines, and …even more importantly, inducers of rain when assed in sufficient numbers."
Jane Goodall, Founder Jane Goodall Institute and Roots & Shoots
"Why have we not heard of this extraordinary Man of the Trees, Richard St Barbe Baker? He was without doubt, one of the greatest advocates for the protection and restoration of forests ever. I am amazed by his life and accomplishments. He is one of my heroes."
St Barbe, as his friends called him, was a true pioneer. Long before the science of climate change was understood, he had warned of the impact of forest loss on climate. He raised the alarm and prescribed a solution….Behind St Barbe Baker's prescience was his deep spiritual conviction about the unity of life. He had listened intently to the Indigenous people with whom he worked and seen a similar sensibility in the then new sciences of ecology and silviculture."
Celebrate 50 years! Richard St. Barbe Baker Afforestation Area and George Genereux Urban Regional park were planted to trees in 1972, 50 years ago. Come out and say Happy Birthday!
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Save the date: Legacy of Saskatoon's Secret Forest is Almost Here.
Legacy of Saskatoon's Secret Forest is almost here!
Announcing Legacy of Saskatoon's Secret Forest a 50th anniversary celebration for 2021!
We're so excited to share the good news with you:Legacy of Saskatoon's Secret Forest will be debuting to Saskatoon virtually on Saturday November 6, 2021. Our fabulous lineup of speakers include Paul Hanley, Alan Watson-Featherstone, Vance Martin, Scott Poynton, Robert White and a few surprise guests you won't want to miss! Join us as we mastermind the legacy of global Conservationist Richard St. Barbe Baker and the future of environmental protection and tree planting in 2021 and beyond.
Put your name on the eventbrite waitlist now to get in our exclusive early-bird group and be the first to get tickets!
We can't wait to see you at this exciting event!
"We live less than five minutes without air and the trees give us air we breath. We live less than five days without water, and trees are absolutely essential in the water cycle", says Richard St. Barbe Baker, "We live less than five weeks without food, and without the trees we could not grow food."
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Spring Sunset Richard St. Barbe Baker Afforestation Area
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Richard St. Barbe Baker Afforestation Area in the fog
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The Search For the Missing Linden
"To respect a mystery is to make way for the answer."
― Criss Jami
There are special bio-blitzes or eco-quest days coming up, but if you wish to be a detective an conduct your own bio-blitz using iNaturalist when you are free, that is fine as well. On these days, people will be trying to solve the mystery – The Search for the Missing Linden.
So where is it? Where is the Linden Tree? A prize worth $50 retail is offered to whomever finds the Linden Tree, and sends in the GPS coordinates to friendsafforestation@gmail.com for confirmation!
In 1984, the people of Saskatoon started the Richard St. Barbe Baker Foundation with an aim "to assist non-government organizations by offering them administrative, technical, and education assistance related to forestry and trees – focusing on Canada and developing countries".
Further to this the foundation had three objectives as follows.
In cooperation with individuals and non-governmental organizations, to promote, support and undertake non-profit tree planting projects in Canada and worldwide;
To develop educational materials related to tree planting and forestry for use in both developed and developing countries;
To commemorate the name and works of the late Richard St. Barbe Baker.
On June 4 and 5, 1984 – also celebrating World Environment Day – Saskatoon hosted the founding conference of the Richard St Barbe Baker foundation. The conference was to promote the wise use and conservation of the world's tree resources.
Now, then as part of the aforementioned conference ceremonies, a Linden tree, Tiliaceae, was planted at two locations in Saskatoon; Diefenbaker Center and at the west side entrance of Richard St. Barbe Baker Afforestation Area.
"Those who dare seek, shall find what they are seeking for."
― Lailah Gifty Akita
We have four planned meet ups on the west side of Richard St. Barbe Baker Afforestation Area to search for the Linden Tree.
Aug 1 meet at Richard St. Barbe Baker Afforestation Area GPS
52.102562, -106.788275 West Side
Aug 22 meet at Richard St. Barbe Baker Afforestation Area GPS
Sep 12 meet at Richard St. Barbe Baker Afforestation Area GPS
Description of the family as follows:
BASSWOOD Tilia americana, Linnaeus FAMILY AND GENUS DESCRIPTION- The Linden family. Tlliaceae, comprises about 35 genera with probably 175 species found in temperate and tropical regions. The members consist of trees, shrubs, and a few herbs. One genus, Tilia, alone has tree representatives in North America. This genus comprises about 20 species here 8 of which are native to North America.
Linden Tree Linnaeus family
BASSWOOD. Tilia americana, Linnaeus. FAMILY AND GENUS DESCRIPTION-The Linden family. Tiliaceae, its leaves are pubescent and grayish-green beneath leaves with green and smooth lower surfaces. Trunk straight, clean, with little taper.
BARK-On young stems dark gray and smooth.
TWIGS-Smooth or very finely hairy, shining:, bright red; second year olive, olive-red, usually zigzag, mucilaginous if chewed, characteristic blunt conical masses with intervening lighter colored areas are present.
BUDS-deep red. Unsymmetrical buds alternate: terminal bud absent; ovoid. 2-ranked, stout, often out in June. Perfect, regular, sweet, fragrant, cymose clusters. The long peduncle which bears the flowers is united for about half its length with a conspicuous green bract. white flowers arranged in drooping clusters attached to a green bract
FRUIT-A woody, spherical, nut-like drupe about the size of a pea. Occurs singly or in small cluster with a common stalk attached to a leafy bract and often persisting far into winter.
WOOD-Diffuse-porous; rays distinct, but colorless; light, soft, compact, moderately strong light brown to nearly white, fine in texture; little difference between spring wood and summer wood Weighs 28.20 lbs. per cubic foot.
DISTINGUISHING CHARACTERISTICS—The Basswood. also known as Linden, Lime-tree, Whitewood Beetree. Whistle-wood, and Lynn, large, firm un- equally based leaves with green and smooth lower surfaces, by its smooth bright red twigs, by its alternate, deep red, unsymmetrical buds with 2-3 visible scales, by its white flowers arranged in drooping clusters attached to a green bract, and by its woody spherical nut-like drupe about the size of a pea attached to winged bracts. The dark funnel-shaped areas In the inner bark alternating with lighter areas as seen in a cross-section of a twig are characteristic. The smooth dark gray bark of younger stems and the thick longitudinally-furrowed bark on older trunks are distinguishing features.
HABITAT—Rarely grows in pure stands, but usually mixed with other hardwoods. Prefers rich soils in bottomlands. It can endure considerable shade. It suffers little from windfall but occasionally from windbreak upon exposed situations.
PROPAGATION OF THE SPECIES— Seeds or seedlings may be, planted. If seedlings are used, they should be planted early in spring before growth starts. The tree sprouts from stump very freely. It grows rapidly, produces beautiful sweet smelling flowers, and is rarely attacked by fungi. It is one of our most attractive ornamental trees.
WHITE BASSWOOD Tilia heterophylla, —Usually 150-100 ft. high but may reach a height of 90 ft. with a diameter of 41 feet. It becomes as thick but not so high as the Common Basswood. Trunk -straight, clean, slightly tapering. Crown dense, broad, rather rounded.
BARK—Similar to that of the common Basswood
ETC for 8 species in North America
Author stbarbebakerPosted on July 7, 2021 July 29, 2021 Categories biodiversity, environment, forest, Friends of the Saskatoon Afforestation Areas Inc., History, Nature, Richard St. Barbe Baker AFforestation ARea, Richard St. Barbe Baker Park, Saskatchewan, tree planting, trees, World Environment DayTags 1984, GPS, Linden Tree, Lynn, mystery, planting, Richard St. Barbe Baker Foundation, tree, Whistle-wood, Whitewood BeetreeLeave a comment on The Search For the Missing Linden
What in the world is a bio-blitz?
A Bio-Blitz is time spent looking for life (bio) in the form of mushrooms, plants, animals, and insects. Another word for Bio-Blitz is Eco-Quest. Here the word Eco-Quest refers to an investigation or a quest to explore what is living in the habitat or environment, or what makes up the eco-system of the area.
Bio-Blitzes or Eco-Quests are ways to connect with nature, become more observant of the surroundings, and discover the world of the afforestation areas.
There is a deep interconnectedness of all life on earth, from the tiniest organisms, to the largest ecosystems, and absolutely between each person.
Bryant McGill
Enviromental sustainability is key in naturing a healthy ecosystem that is mutually beneficial to a healthier quality of life today and in the future.
Wayne Chirisa
Plants, animals, insects and mushrooms – life – an eco-system
Download iNaturalist on your smart phone, sign in with you own user name and password and if you meet up in the afforestation areas Sundays at Two, we will show you how to use iNaturalist in nature to create a database of living organisms who share the park space.
Author stbarbebakerPosted on July 4, 2021 Categories biodiversity, Chappell Marsh, City of Saskatoon, elm, endangered species, environment, Environmental Education, Event, fauna, flora, forest, George Genereux Urban REgional Park, Invasive Species, mammals, Nature, Richard St. Barbe Baker AFforestation ARea, Richard St. Barbe Baker Park, waterfowl, wetlands, wildlife education, Wildlife HabitatTags animal, bio-blitz, bug, Eco-Quest, ecology, Ecosystem, forest, insect, life, mushroom, Nature, plant, tree, wetlandsLeave a comment on What in the world is a bio-blitz?
A Global Voice
The Friends of the Saskatoon Afforestation Areas Inc. is proud to partner with organisations taking action on the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal to take urgent action to combat Climate Change and its impacts around the world. We joined the global dialogue to magnify and intensify the voice through Satellite Events at the Climate Adaptation Summit 2021 hosted out of the Netherlands. We hosted our own satellite event delivering the theme of nature based solutions via afforestation with Richard St. Barbe Baker as a mentor. It is a great opportunity to interact and network with those groups who are exploring ongoing and future avenues to meet and support challenges world wide. The Climate Adaptation Agenda is truly a roadmap for a climate resilient future by 2030. We embrace this unique opportunity to act locally and think globally for climate led adaptations and solutions for transformation.
"I have learned you are never too small to make a difference."
"Right here, right now is where we draw the line. The world is waking up. And change is coming whether you like it or not."
We forget that we owe our existence to the presence of Trees. As far as forest cover goes, we have never been in such a vulnerable position as we are today. The only answer is to plant more Trees – to Plant Trees for Our Lives.
Twitter: St Barbe Baker CharityTwitter:FriendsAreas
"Calm soul of all things, make it mine,
To feel amidst the City 's jar
That there abides a peace of thine
Men did not make and cannot mar. "
Author stbarbebakerPosted on January 26, 2021 January 26, 2021 Categories adaptation, climate change, connecting, Environmental Education, Friends of the Saskatoon Afforestation Areas Inc., George Genereux Urban REgional Park, NatureTags afforestation, citizens, Climate Adaptation Summit, climate change, Richard St. Barbe Baker, tree, United Nations Sustainable Development GoalsLeave a comment on A Global Voice
Tree Photo Challenge
While walking along the trails with your COVID bubble, take photos of as many different kinds of trees as you can find in the Richard St. Barbe Baker Afforestation Area, the forest is an amazing Winter Wonderland! Can you find an Engelmann's Spruce, or perhaps a Scots Pine? Maybe track the entire Trembling Aspen Grove, or find a sweet snowberry bush.
Fresh Snow in the Sun
This challenge is part of the WinterCityYXE Take It Outside Winter Staycation package! Come "Outside Safely" to the 326 acre Richard St. Barbe Baker Afforestation Area.
Using iNaturalist will help with the identification of the tree!
On your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch, open the App Store
On your android phone or tablet, open Google Play
Browse or search for iNaturalist and download.
Check out the iNaturalist.pdf pamphlet! In your iNaturalist tree observation include the full photo of the tree, the tree bark and the end of a branch or a twig! If it is an evergreen make a note if the needle rolls easily between two finger and is round, or if when rolled the needle feels square.
We would be happy to get you acquainted with iNaturalist and how fun it is to use or if you having problems using iNaturalist, just Email friendsafforestation@gmail.com and we can certainly arrange a zoom meeting with you about using iNaturalist!
Extreme winter weather
As events cannot be planned at this time, the Friends of the Saskatoon Afforestation Areas Inc. will have a lot of fun announcing a variety of winter challenges which will take place periodically over the winter months!
We wish you a lot of fun!
We can learn whatever we need in nature because we are part of nature. Human beings are part of Creation. We live by the same laws as all of nature.
Trust one who has tried it, you will find more in woods than in books; trees and stones will teach you what you can never learn from masters.
Author stbarbebakerPosted on January 23, 2021 January 26, 2021 Categories Appreciation, biodiversity, elm, environment, forest, Green Ash, Richard St. Barbe Baker AFforestation ARea, Richard St. Barbe Baker Park, treesTags bush, challenge, connect, Engelmann's Spruce, iNaturalist, photo, scotch pine, Scots pine, sighting, Snowberry, tree, treesLeave a comment on Tree Photo Challenge
Autumn in the Forest
How are you celebrating the first day of National Forest Week? Saturday September 19 is an amazing day with the colors of the forest turning gold and red, the waxwings and black-capped chickadees flying from branch to branch.
The George Genereux Urban Regional Park clean up is Saturday September 19 from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm there will be a Loraas bin on-site! Besides full day shifts people can come out for shifts throughout the day.
George Genereux Urban Regional Park was planted as a tree nursery in 1972, preserved in perpetuity that same year, named in 1979 and this amazing 1/2 mile by 1/2 mile afforestation area became an urban regional park also in 1979. Afforestation: the planting of trees where there were none before. Yet, technically the trembling aspen bluffs were preserved, and these bluffs are actually clones of trees which have expanded so magnificently in size.
See you on Saturday September 19, thank you for helping out. We can indeed divide and conquer for World Clean Up Day and be successful!
Twitter: StBarbeBaker Please help protect / enhance your afforestation areas, please contact the Friends of the Saskatoon Afforestation Areas Inc. (e-mail / e-transfers )Support the afforestation areas with your donation or membership ($20.00/year). Please donate by paypal using the e-mail friendsafforestation AT gmail.com, or by using e-transfers Please and thank you! Your donation and membership is greatly appreciated. Members e-mail your contact information to be kept up to date! Canada Helps
Author stbarbebakerPosted on September 18, 2020 September 18, 2020 Categories UncategorizedTags afforestation, Clean up, forest, George Genereux Afforestation Area, George Genereux Urban REgional Park, National Forest Week, Saturday September 19, tree, tree nursery, World Clean Up DayLeave a comment on Autumn in the Forest
Divide and Conquer!
Rubenstein Manager of the Great Global Cleanup says; "This pandemic has not stopped the pollution of our environment — and it won't stop us either. Cleanups are still possible, and together we can make a real difference in the health of our planet." World Clean Up Day is Saturday September 19 the same day as the Saskatoon George Genereux Urban Regional Park clean up
The Province of Saskatchewan provides guidelines and reminders in these uncertain times about public safety in group gatherings, see the following listing. We will divide and conquer! Divide into groups, and conquer the trash! Never, ever will there be 30 or more people picking up the same trash pile!!!
Risks of COVID-19 REMINDERS
Individuals who are sick should stay home.
A physical distance of two metres should be maintained between people not from the same household or extended household.
Individuals should wash their hands before and after using park.
Avoid overcrowding. Individual groups must not exceed the restrictions on public gatherings.
Restrictions limiting the size of indoor and outdoor public and private gatherings remain in place. Effective July 28, 2020, indoor and outdoor gatherings may have a maximum of 30 people provided a two metre separation can be maintained at times between individuals who are not in the same household." The gathering size restriction does not apply to:
"Settings where people are distributed into multiple rooms or buildings, and workplaces."
In George Genereux Urban Regional Park we are all dividing up into separate workplaces whether we have more than or less than 30 people turn out. People may arrive for different shifts throughout the day, and go to separate areas to clean up throughout the park. PLEASE SIGN IN at the registration desk first and get your supplies 😉 Thanks.
George Genereux Urban Regional Park is
1/2 mile by 1/2 mile in size or 147.8 acres, so there are lots of areas to have two metre separation
Practise proper hand hygiene:
Wash your hands frequently with soap and warm water or, when unavailable, with hand sanitizer.
Refrain from touching your face.
Carry and use alcohol-based hand sanitizers before and after.
Areas we establish, such as the registration table, and visited by people will be kept clean and free from clutter and regularly cleaned with disinfectant!
Face masks are an additional measure we are all taking here today to protect people around you when physical distancing cannot be maintained or is unpredictable. You may use your own PPE, or know that we supply facemasks!
So celebrate World Clean Up Day on Saturday September 19 at George Genereux Urban Regional Park!
Author stbarbebakerPosted on September 16, 2020 September 17, 2020 Categories collaborating, connecting, conserving, environment, George Genereux, George Genereux Urban REgional Park, National Forest Week, National Tree Day, September 19, trees, volunteer, Wildlife Habitat, World Clean Up DayTags City of Saskatoon, clean, Clean Green Community Scene, Clean up, Clean up Day, cleanup, environmental, environmental leadership, environmentalism, forest, George Genereux Afforestation Area, George Genereux Urban REgional Park, George Genereux Urban Regional Park Clean up, Saskatoon, tree1 Comment on Divide and Conquer!
EcoFriendly Sask
A huge thank you to EcoFriendly Sask! EcoFriendly Sask has helped out with this great environmental endeavour which is marking the inaugural day of National Forest Week here in Saskatoon!
The 148 acre afforestation area named George Genereux Urban Regional Park is all set to be cleaned up just in time for National Forest Week on Saturday September 19 by the the community members in Saskatoon!
Thank you to everyone who loves the environment, all the tree-huggers, and everyone who want to make a difference, and once again great appreciations to EcoFriendly Sask!
Here is more information about how to care for George Genereux Urban Regional Park which is located inside the City of Saskatoon!
"Boys and girls who are trained to look with understanding at trees
will form tree fellowships, they will learn of the trees' struggle for
existence; they will learn that trees are forever giving to man and
of how dependent he is upon them for health, food, pure water,
crops, rain, rivers and streams, birds, shade, pure air – in short, life and prosperity." Richard St. Barbe Baker
Author stbarbebakerPosted on September 15, 2020 September 14, 2020 Categories UncategorizedTags afforestation, Appreciation, caring, clean, cleanup, difference, EcoFriendly Sask, EcoFriendly Saskatchewan, environment, forest, George Genereux Afforestation Area, George Genereux Urban REgional Park, thank you, tree, tree-hugger, volunteerLeave a comment on EcoFriendly Sask

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The fifth edition of the IAA Olive Crown Awards was hosted on 27th March 2015 in Mumbai.
The 'Green Crusader of the Year Award' went to Sumaira Abdulali for her work towards reduction of noise pollution and illegal mining. The award was presented by Hon'ble Minister for Power, Coal and New & Renewable Energy, Shri Piyush Goyal, along with the Guest of Honor, actor John Abraham.
The Corporate Crusader Awards was jointly won by Apar Limited for their work on Govardhan Eco Village and Piramal Foundation.
Gold wins on the night were Lipton in the Young Green Art Director of the year category; Visual Communications, Mumbai for Indian Paper Manufacturers Association in the Press Unreleased category; G.A.M.E. for Kyoorius in the Events category; Mediacom Communications for Audi India in the digital category.
9XM, Hungama.com, Patrika Group and Yes Group were the partners for the event; while SOBO Films, Creative Awards & Rewards & Hindustan Times supported the event.
The event was attended by over 400 people comprising senior marketing, media and advertising professionals from across the country.


This Is Before We Disappear From View was created for the walled space of the coal bunker on Cockatoo Island. It exists significantly in the realm of the imaginary. The artists use vocal sounds they recorded from over 100 individual voices, which, brought together as a kind of choir of poltergeists, rise and rise, in never-ending escalations. A single voice is also heard in measured, staccato bursts. Robotic, synthesized and genderless, it delivers instructions, admonishments and encouragements – dogma. It is both overlord and oracle.
This is the artists' response to Australia's policy of mandatory detention of asylum seekers, a policy that presents us all with challenges both personal, political and institutional. Their work is a fiction that provides a mirror on histories of containment from historic houses of discipline with their attendant philosophies, through to the current policy by the Australian Government.
Dream Factory looks at the influence of film on the practice of contemporary artists. Leber and Chesworth will be in conversation with Nikos Papastergiadis.


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2020 predictions and thoughts from sports industry figures
By Richard Deitsch, Daniel Kaplan and Bill Shea
The Athletic asked sports industry leaders and analysts to give their predictions for 2020 and discuss the stories they'll be most interested in following this year. Here's what they said.
Scott Boras, The Boras Corporation:
2020 It's the beginning of a new decade. The MLB Roaring twenties…
1) A Jazzy new CBA will play new tunes.
2) Sign-bootleggers will be fined and suspended.
3) Reliever prohibitions will be enforced.
4) Flappers will crowd the Clevelander in Miami and double attendance.
5) The great luxury tax depression will occur.
It's Deja-Roaring all over again.
Cathy Engelbert, WNBA commissioner:
I see a shift in 2020 to more support for women's sports, from a corporate sponsorship, media and fan perspective. The state of the WNBA game has never been better and we have tremendous momentum and value. I sense a few great rivalries emerging within the W, and an uplift in fan interest in women's basketball as the USA Basketball Women's National Team vies for its 7th consecutive gold medal at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics.
Rich Kleiman, Thirty Five Ventures co-founder:
I am expecting to see more growth in both the WNBA and the MLS in 2020. There are incredible athletes in both leagues, and compelling stories will start to be told about these athletes. This will lead to the increased popularity for the individual stars and more attention paid to the games themselves. I know that on our platform The Boardroom, this is priority in the new year!
Jay Williams, ESPN personality:
What will become of the alignment of sports & in arena gambling? Viewership in the NBA is down plus the market of streaming is consolidating, which leads to how will franchises and the league get fans more engaged. With teams investing in esports more and more, will we see gaming plus real events happening at the same location to engage different fan bases to make events feel bigger?
Bob Arum, Top Rank CEO:
It's going to be off the charts if everybody doesn't f… it up. As long as everyone continues to push to make good fights and work with each other, we're going to have good fights all over the world.
With that kind of cooperation (with cross-promoted fights), we can make the biggest fights on both of our platforms, using both of our fighters.
Amy Perko, Knight Commission on Intercollegiate Athletics CEO:
Federal legislation that provides uniformity in rules to allow student-athletes to receive compensation for the use of their names, images and likenesses (NIL) will be the major focus of leaders in 2020. As important as this issue is, it is overshadowing the bigger issue — the current structure for FBS football and NCAA Division 1 is broken. The last structural overhaul was in the 1970s when the current Divisions 1, 2 and 3 were created. While the commerce side of college sports has exploded since then, the NCAA structure and policies have stayed pretty much the same. A new configuration is overdue. We think it is time to consider alternative structures, like a new division within the NCAA or separating FBS football into a new association since the College Football Playoff (CFP) already operates outside of the NCAA.
Andrew Zimbalist, Smith College economics professor:
In college sports, athlete NIL rights will progress, as they should, but watch out for the impact of sports betting. On the media front, new technology and distribution patterns will create further audience fragmentation, the onset of uneven revenue challenges and new inter-team tensions.
Cris Collinsworth, NBC Sunday Night Football game analyst:
The Trevor Lawrence draft year will be interesting. We heard so much about "Tanking for Tua" this year, but Lawrence will take that to a whole new level. Will the NFL consider a Lottery System to minimize the perception of teams being "OK" with losing to increase their odds of getting Lawrence? Will the XFL get involved with Lawrence? Some believe Lawrence is a generational talent. It will be an interesting year.
Leigh Steinberg, Steinberg Sports and Entertainment CEO:
1) The Raiders will take Las Vegas by storm with luxury boxes and premium seating setting all time records and sponsorships and marketing opportunities galore. The franchise value will increase by over a billion dollars.
2) The first in stadium gambling availability will established, leading the way for others to follow.
3) The spectre of the damaging impact of concussions will continue to diminish the number of young people playing high school football and that continues to be the existential threat to the continued dominance of the NFL.
Gary Bettman, NHL commissioner:
I think the business of the NHL has never been stronger. We continue year after year to set records revenue-wise. If not setting an attendance record, we're playing basically to 95 percent of capacity in the regular season and over 100 percent in the playoffs. Business has never been stronger, which is a testament to the state of the game; to the strength of our franchises and ownership, which has never been better; to our extraordinary competitive balance.
I believe what's happening in media, particularly in the United States, represents an opportunity for us to continue to focus on how we're delivering games, whether or not it's on traditional TV or streaming platforms. And we're going to have an opportunity in the next few months or the next year to recast or extend – or a combination of recast and extend – our current relationship with NBC, which expires after next season. I think there's a pretty vibrant media marketplace which will be putting good value on the product that we have. We'll see what that does.
There's also international opportunities, as we've discussed as well. Technology, you've heard us talk about player and puck tracking and the creation of more data on a regular basis. That, combined with sports betting, gives us another way to connect with our fans. It's a long-winded way of saying: I think it's all good.
Ahron Cohen, Arizona Coyotes president and CEO:
The confluence of in-arena 5G, player and puck tracking technology, more state legalization of sports betting and the continued trend towards millennial and Gen-Z social gathering areas within arenas will lead to a notable increase in NHL fan affinity metrics.
TJ Adeshola, Twitter head of US sports partnerships:
Athletes have become acutely aware of the impact, power, and scale of their platforms. As a result, sports fandom has been completely revolutionized. Gone are the days of the fans being fulfilled with just the boxscore. Fans now have unprecedented access and insight into the game – on and off the court. Athletes and sports properties are taking fans beyond the boxscore and providing a "front row seat" via true and in-depth storytelling (I.e untold stories by Bleacher Report, Kneading Dough by Uninterrupted).
In 2020, we'll see even more of this trend. Players, teams, and leagues will continue to identify new and innovative ways to provide deeper, authentic, and balanced approaches to storytelling — via their own or existing media companies. Properties like Twitter will continue to serve as vital tools to connect the dots – and I'm particularly interested to see the role AR and AI will inevitably play in this burgeoning shift in the industry.
Deirdre Fenton, DAZN director of original programming:
It's been really intriguing to recently watch brands innovate their content distribution strategies. Needless to say, the vast changes to the media landscape over the past few years have challenged creators to meet people where they are — instead of expecting consumers to act in traditional ways. At ESPN, we expanded 30 for 30 to podcasts with new stories that 1) worked best on audio and 2) discovered listeners that had begun consuming media while commuting, exercising, cleaning, etc. Last year, we all saw Bill Simmons and The Ringer revisit The Book of Basketball in podcast form, showing that content can also be repurposed for a new audience and a new medium — which turned out to be one of 2019's most impressive projects. Looking ahead, DAZN will be thinking plenty about where to place our content and we're eager to see which new trends emerge."
Kevin Negandhi, ESPN anchor and host:
The future of upcoming free agent Tony Romo. We won't be able to avoid this conversation from media observers. Whatever his decision will be, what kind of domino effect will that have on everyone else? How will it change things for networks as everyone lines up to negotiate the next NFL TV rights deal down the road? And if Eli retires, would that be enough to lure Peyton Manning into a network booth? These are the things that keep me up at night.
Mike Mulvihill, Fox Sports EVP, research, league operations and strategy:
I think that if your answer is anything other than the possible completion of the next round of NFL rights deals, you may be overthinking the question. But in the interest of mixing things up, I'll be watching the story that the whole world will be watching: the U.S. Presidential campaign. Will interest in the campaign impact sports viewership? How will record-breaking campaign spending affect the sports advertising marketplace? And, most significantly of course, will the next President enact policies with serious implications for our business? Will a new administration bring a much-needed strengthening of consumer privacy rights, which would then impact companies that could be bidders for future sports rights? The most important election of our lives will inevitably also be one of the most impactful stories of the year in sports.
Adam Beck, Rank + Rally (Levy) senior vice president of retail:
Going beyond "slogan tees" — merchandise that creates its own moment: When the "Gloria" craze took hold during the St. Louis Blues Stanley Cup run, the streets were flooded with slogan t-shirts, hats, foam fingers, and any other accessory you could think of. That's the nature of "hot market merchandise" — taking what's timely and relevant, and helping fans join the moment. Teams are becoming more nimble with hot market merchandise and we'll start to see moments originated through retail, like "slogan" and "meme-worthy" shirts, socks, and sweaters. Items that allow fans to show both their fandom and personality.
Speeding-up team store checkout: Teams have been looking for ways to make store checkout truly frictionless, especially during championships and signature events where more fans enter smaller shopping footprints in a shorter amount of time than you'd ever see at a sporting goods store. We've seen progress with faster POS systems, new line stanchion patterns, and line leader systems over the past few years. In 2020, technology solutions will continue to evolve, with a focus on cash free and grab & go, which have already proven effective in food and beverage environments.
Curating local product assortments for a cause: Team stores rightfully dedicate more room to fan favorite jerseys, t-shirts, hats, and more based on fan demand and league licensing agreements. However, the remainder of the assortment is where we see innovation and ingenuity. In 2020, teams will increasingly build these collections around what's important to their fans, providing unique products that support a cause. Whether it's locally-made, inspired by the community, or driven by sustainability, fans want to represent what's important to them — and that often goes beyond their fandom.
Making team store shopping an experience: As more digital-first brands expand into brick-and-mortar, fans expect more interactivity in physical retail environments. Consumer shopping experiences will create memories that go beyond the purchase itself, whether it's through a pop-up with a lifestyle brand, like Lululemon at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, or a store-within-a-store takeover featuring more elevated apparel, like the second-level signature collection at the Cubs Team Store outside Wrigley Field in Gallagher Way. Moving forward, venues and teams need to evaluate store layout and product offerings to drive beyond the traditional in-venue retail experience of selecting items from a kiosk.
Matt Powell, NPD Group senior sports industry advisor:
I remain pessimistic about the sneaker business for 2020. We don't have a true hot item or must have look. There is no hot brand of scale. Brands have been extremely promotional and will not be able to offset. I think retro as a trend hangs on, if brands can refresh with new (old) styles. Smaller sportswear brands can thrive, but do not have enough scale to move the industry needle. Performance footwear remains out of fashion.
Alexi Lalas, Fox Sports analyst:
Domestically
The continued perceived/real dysfunction of the US Soccer Federation, in particular the ongoing US women's lawsuit against USSF re equitable/equal treatment with the US men. Can/will it be settled?
Expansion of MLS. Two new teams in 2020 (Miami/ Nashville) and no end in sight with Sacramento, St. Louis, Charlotte, Austin & more coming in. Is it the smartest investment with the biggest potential return in club soccer ownership?
The reality of a 2022 November World Cup in Qatar will start to crystalize as World Cup qualifying kicks into high gear. The unique challenges, problems and controversies 2022 brings will be magnified as we realize that the train has already left the station.
VAR (video-assistant referee). Learn it … live I t… love I t… or don't.
Stefan Szymanski, University of Michigan sport management professor:
1. Europe: Financial Fair Play will be back in the headlines — many fans want Man City and PSG to be harshly punished, and that probably won't happen, and so UEFA will come under pressure to restore their credibility. With the slow growth of the European economy we might also see an uptick in club insolvencies in the second and third tiers across Europe, which will raise questions about the effectiveness of financial regulation.
2. China: Soccer is not the NBA — it will be very hard for FIFA to stamp out criticism of China's human rights abuses, which will lead to increased tensions about the role that China will play in the global game
3. The US: Sports gambling is probably going to raise the profile of soccer further in the US — the analytics revolution will continue apace, and we might even get a "Moneyball moment" — but probably not.
Taylor Twellman, ESPN analyst:
The 25th MLS season will see the biggest year of growth on TV and it's not a coincidence that it will have the most games it's ever had on network TV — 10 games on ABC.
Twellman and Lalas (Cindy Ord / Getty Images for Autism Speaks)
Brian Anderson, Turner Sports, CBS Sports and voice of the Milwaukee Brewers:
I'm really interested to see how the continued evolution of sports gambling impacts sports media in 2020, especially since it's had such rapid growth and change in the last year. I work at a company that has been at the forefront with content on the B/R Betting handle, and it will be interesting to see what the next steps are for media to be able to incorporate this new frontier of information into game production. I've been conducting an informal survey among my pxp colleagues about how we as announcers should, or should not, implement into our prep and calls. I am not a gambler but I'm leaning towards referencing lines, spreads, etc. if it helps add a layer of information and entertainment to our game call. I would love to read feedback in the comments section of the article.
Werner Becher, Sportradar managing director of U.S. betting:
2020 will be a big year for the convergence of media and betting. We've already seen major media companies create betting specific brands and outlets (i.e. FOX Bet), but we see a trajectory towards a greater assimilation of betting into the "sports and entertainment" ecosystem. This means sports betting becoming woven into the fabric of sports consumption from broadcast to streaming to mobile.
When it comes to sports consumption, live video is key. In the rest of the world, a market has developed over the last decade for a separate category of video rights around betting streaming. This has not yet taken hold in the US due to pre-existing media rights deals with the major sports, but we have led the way with the first betting specific video content deals in US states this year and we see that continuing into 2020 and beyond.
With 23 states expected to have some form of sports betting up and running by the end of 2020, you can expect lots of intense marketing activity as the big multi-state operators land grab early market share. Equally, you can expect the quality of the consumer offer from operators to increase dramatically as the big investments in technology start to make their way to market. In-play betting will benefit most from this, passing the 50% of hold threshold during the year.
Geographically, the Midwest will be a focal point for the industry with Indiana already live and Illinois still working through their sports betting framework after legislation passed in 2019. Michigan passed sports betting and/or iGaming law, and Ohio and Missouri are not far behind.
Finally, tribal gaming will be more of a focus for the industry at large. Although there are some unresolved issues and questions to answer, momentum is building in some states that have a strong tribal gaming presence. This will be particularly noteworthy in western states where tribes could end up as the primary, or even exclusive, provider of sports wagering.
Stephen Espinoza, Showtime Networks Inc. president, sports & event programming:
Legalized sports betting will continue to have huge implications for the sports media industry in 2020. With an additional 5-10 states expected to legalize sports betting next year, 2020 will be the first year in which the majority of states permit sports betting, although the most populous states (California, Texas and Florida, among others) are not likely to be among them. Nonetheless, given the outsized impact of sports betting on live sports television viewership — those who bet on sports watch up to twice as many hours a week of live sports as those who don't — widespread legal sports betting has the potential to be a strong driver of live sports TV viewership, particularly among the younger demos who are most likely to bet. The question is not whether networks will modify or supplement the delivery of live sports to cater to sports bettors, but rather which networks will be the most aggressive in integrating sports betting into the sports viewing experience.
Lee Fitting, ESPN vice president, production:
More and more states will legalize sports gambling. In turn, more sports programming will embrace the gambling aspect. Not only in studio, but in/around live event coverage. Initially, it'll be slow, but eventually it will really take off.
Brad Zager, Fox Sports executive producer, EVP/Head of production & operations:
Hard to pick a single story for 2020, but excluding the obvious interest surrounding NFL rights renewals, the continued evolution of betting within sports TV is one I'll be following. State-by-state legalized sports gambling has turned into a long term strategy of how to merge two of sports fans' favorite things, watching sports at home and sports betting. We're tackling a number of issues — how fast does this grow, what technology will make this easier for broadcasters and viewers, how do we continue to grow this organically for the viewer so we strike the right balance of new betting content without alienating those who aren't that interested? It will continue to change as sports gambling becomes legal in more states and I'm eager to see how this continues to evolve.
Lee Berke, LHB Sports, Entertainment & Media Inc. president and CEO:
You're going to see the major broadcast networks continue to morph into de facto sports networks. Fox is almost there, between the Super Bowl, Thursday Night Football, MLB, WWE, and college football. NBC will be wall-to-wall Olympics and Sunday Night Football along with ABC's NBA basketball and college football, and CBS's March Madness, NFL, SEC and Masters golf. Sports is the last remaining refuge for large-scale appointment television, and broadcast TV, which is otherwise losing market share to OTT and pay TV, will be adding on every viable major sports event it can find, as part of increasingly elaborate multi-platform content deals between media companies and sports networks.
Meanwhile, even more streaming services will launch, including HBO Max and Peacock, adding to the growing number of OTT outlets already in existence, most of whom will be looking for sports content to help attract and retain subscribers.
Yet, in the midst of this search for sports, there will still be only one NFL, NHL and MLB, so as these and other media deals like the PGA, Big Ten and Wimbledon come due over the next year or two, expect substantial jumps in rights fees and multi-platform distribution.
Peter Hutton, Facebook director of global sports partnerships:
Options to watch sports will continue to broaden for consumers, only increasing the need for rights holders and broadcasters to put video where new and existing fans can find it easily. Facebook and Instagram and the increasing use of messaging will continue to be free-to-air funnels to help these organizations widen their fanbases and drive revenue in areas such as sponsorship, subscriptions, tickets and merchandise.
Amy Trask, CBS Sports and The Athletic contributor:
I don't know if or to what extent this will be a "hot topic" but I believe it is an important topic and it is one that fascinates me: Will there be continued and/or increased effort on the part of streaming services to acquire live sports content and if there is, will such effort result in new deals with live sports content providers? Amazon's interest (which reportedly waxes and wanes) is well known and it was recently reported that Apple may be interested in carrying Pac-12 sports. Those are but two examples of streaming services which have indicated an interest in live sports content. We know that live sports can deliver a far larger audience than does much programming but we don't yet know whether the cost benefit analysis performed by the streaming services will align with the price expectations and demands of those who control that content.
Bettina Cornwell, University of Oregon marketing professor:
You may not remember the heady days of Manchester United's sponsorship by Chevrolet, when Aon, risk and insurance conglomerate, smoothly moved off their shirt and over to name the Aon Training Complex. It was part of a now more apparent trend. Training facilities can serve to bring in sponsors but are becoming brand-extending real estate. Take for example the new NBA Clipper's practice facility sponsored by technology firm Honey. Not only does the Honey Training Center house practices but it also has space for media. A trend within a trend is training facility sponsorship by health care providers and alignment with major medical centers, such as the NFL Kansas City Chiefs and the University of Kansas hospital. Training facilities imagined as a centerpiece of engagement for communities offer everything from office space (NFL Vikings training center) to an esports training facility adjacent to Gillette Stadium, home of the NFL Patriots. Even in the collegiate context training facilities such as the Hatfield-Dowlin Complex at the University of Oregon, donated by the Knight family, are key in recruitment and retention of players but also showcase the brand. In short, as we move forward, team brand footprints will get larger.
Sean Hollister, Barton Malow Company vice president and project director:
As the U.S. economy has strengthened, so too has the sports market segment of construction. Currently, we are seeing a significant number of stadium opportunities, especially soccer facilities, with Major League Soccer growing and planning to add six more teams by 2022. Arena construction is growing too, and the trend in this sector is building these venues in downtown settings so they can be used as a catalyst for other types of commercial and residential developments. Luxury spaces and the fan experience are often a major design focus of arena and stadium development today – regardless of whether it is a new build or renovation – to keep fans engaged and make for an exceptional in-person experience.
The strong sports construction market does not end with professional organizations. Practice and wellness facilities on college campuses are another key area of growth, as universities are investing in making the student-athlete experience better by offering more comprehensive resources. These campus facilities help with recruiting too. One other trending area of the market that we are watching closely is esports venues. What we are specifically monitoring is whether or not these facilities can act as standalone venues for esports gaming or if they are better served as part of a venue with other sports and entertainment anchor tenants.
We are focused on transforming the construction industry to provide better value for our clients. This is especially important on large complex sports facilities and the everchanging market conditions. It is an exciting time to build sports projects and we see many opportunities ahead of us.
Matt Rossetti, Rossetti Inc. president:
We'll continue to see push back of public financing for sports venues. The current approach to finance venues is not sustainable. There will be a combination of approaches to continue to create state-of-the art facilities, but they will have more relevance to communities. For example, modular design has come a long way and it will allow sports design to be much nimbler, more efficient and use real estate in a smarter way. It could also be a great option for communities that may be affected by climate change.
I also believe sports facilities with good bones will be re-invented multiple times, extending the life of the buildings. For example, Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse is 25 years old and the recent renovation makes it shine like new for a fraction of the cost of a new build.
We've been thinking about how to deconstruct the seating bowl, particularly the upper bowl of stadiums and arenas, to allow for multiple ways of viewing and engagement. I believe as we balance both mobility and connection, we'll get to a point where venues will have only 2/3 or even half the seats for the population that will be in the venue.
Smaller facilities, like the Pistons Performance Center, will continue to multiply and have a positive impact on their communities by attracting needed retail or new development opportunities.
Mary Jo Kane, Tucker Center for Research on Girls & Women in Sport director and University of Minnesota sport sociology professor:
Female athletes are being taken much more seriously as athletes. One of the things that the women's World Cup demonstrated to the business community is that they can move product. Stuff flew off the shelves in unprecedented numbers, male or female, in terms of soccer. Gradually, the business and media communities are realizing a lot of people are interested in women's sports. Those trends will continue. I will continue to watch what kind of coverage and response we get from March Madness, the Final Four. That continues to grow in popularity every year.
I'd like to have a nickel for every obituary written for the WNBA. They're still going strong, despite playing in the summer and playing a reduced schedule. That doesn't mean they don't have challenges, but 20 years later, they're still here.
We cannot under the role of social media. In terms of the World Cup, they were media savvy, politically smart. They didn't have to just rely on traditional mainstream media outlets. They could use Twitter and Instagram to get their own messages out to grow the fanbase.
— The Athletic's Evan Drellich, Diamond Leung, Lance Pugmire, John Vogl, Hannah Withiam contributed.
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WASHINGTON, Aug 26 � Legendary American astronaut Neil Armstrong, who took �one giant leap for mankind� as the first human to set foot on the moon in 1969 during the Cold War space race, has died. He was 82, reports PTI.
Armstrong, who had undergone bypass surgery days after his birthday on August 5, died yesterday in Cincinnati, Ohio.
�We are heartbroken to share the news that Neil Armstrong has passed away following complications resulting from cardiovascular procedures,� his family said in a statement.
A quiet, private man, at heart an engineer and crack test pilot, Armstrong made history on July 20, 1969, as the commander of the Apollo 11 spacecraft.
It had taken Apollo 11 craft, carrying Armstrong and fellow astronauts Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins, four days to complete the nearly 400,000 kms journey, as the world waited with bated breath.
The 195-hour journey that etched Armstrong�s place in history riveted the world�s attention at a time of profound social tumult and change in the United States.
The moon landing was also a major victory for US President John F Kennedy, who at the height of the Cold War in 1961 committed himself to landing a man on the moon and returning him safely before the decade was out.
US officials were alarmed by the success of Cold War rival Soviet Union�s Sputnik on October 4, 1957.
Armstrong was on the moon�s surface for two hours and 32 minutes and Aldrin, who followed him, spent about 15 minutes less than that.
The two astronauts set up an American flag, scooped up moon rocks and set up scientific experiments before returning to the main spacecraft.
�That�s one small step for a man, one giant leap for mankind,� is how Armstrong had broken the historic news from the Earth�s satellite when he radioed back.
�While we mourn the loss of a very good man, we also celebrate his remarkable life and hope that it serves as an example to young people around the world to work hard to make their dreams come true, to be willing to explore and push the limits, and to selflessly serve a cause greater than themselves,� the family statement said.
�For those who may ask what they can do to honour Neil, we have a simple request. Honour his example of service, accomplishment and modesty, and the next time you walk outside on a clear night and see the moon smiling down at you, think of Neil Armstrong and give him a wink,� it added.


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[ARCHIVED] Congratulations, Community Emergency Response Team
Congratulations to our Issaquah Community Emergency Response Team!
The program recently earned the Preparing the Whole Community honor at the National CERT Awards.
The award recognizes an organization, program or jurisdiction that successfully engages the whole community to improve disaster preparedness and resilience, encourages and explores ways to develop whole community partnerships, and advocates a grassroots approach to emergency planning.
Established in 2005, Issaquah's CERT program has grown to more than 600 people. The program is a part of Issaquah Citizen Corps, a nonprofit organization that promotes emergency awareness, preparedness and response.
CERT members work with the community's first responders under the management and guidance of the City's emergency management team.
CERT members deployed during the 2006 Hanukkah Eve windstorm, 2009 Issaquah Creek flooding, 2012 severe winter weather and the 2014 SR 530 slide. Members recently participated in the Cascadia Rising regional earthquake exercise.
"The commitment, dedication and skill demonstrated by the Issaquah CERT in disaster and non-disaster situations have been exemplary," said Brenda Bramwell, Issaquah's emergency management coordinator.
CERT educates people about disaster preparedness and trains participants in basic disaster response skills, such as fire safety, light search and rescue, team organization and disaster medical operations.
Registration is now open for the fall training session.
In addition, September is National Preparedness Month — a great opportunity to prepare your family for emergencies.
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Add the flowers, herbs and fruit to ice cube molds and continue adding water until the mold is filled. Next, place them in the freezer and wait patiently for the ice cubes to freeze.
Using your beverage of choice, simply place the ice cubes in a glass and pour your beverage and enjoy!!!


It's back to work again and I'm so.... tired. You know my in-tray literally cracked. I'm serious. My colleagues were joking about it. The amount of files and papers... I think 10 trees were killed in the process of cracking my in-tray. I shall skip the work part because it's boring.
2011 has been a good year and 2012 will be even better.
We count down silently and slightly passed 1am we dispersed home. It was a slow and cozy night.
So we had our gathering at Helen's place which is at Pioneer. Before that I was at Tampines... so I took from literally one end to another. Once is enough though.
Meet adorable 小黑 (Xiao Hei )!
He is actually very adorable even though he looks kind of stern here. Maybe he's just camera shy.
Helen makes awesome drinks and including this awesome cocktail, I drank about 5-6? I can't resist cause it's just way too nice. She's a gifted mixer!
Loads of snacks after pizza!
And the night ended at about 1am and our awesome teacher sent us kids all home safety.
This. I bet it cost him so much. Thank you love!
Especially like the charms here.
I still have other things to blog but.... I'd leave it for another post.


GREENWOOD, Ind. -- If you're going to be soaking up the sun for spring break or tanning for prom season, an Indiana woman has a warning for you.
Judy Cloud is sharing the intimate details of her battle with skin cancer in hopes of inspiring others to protect themselves.
The Facebook photo album shows the raw, unfiltered truth about skin cancer. Cloud shared the photos documenting her recovery after surgery last September, according to WXIN.
"This last surgery I had 23 places removed. It was from head to toe. I had them on my face, my chest, my left arm and both legs," said Cloud.
It was her fourth procedure since being diagnosed with basal cell carcinoma 20 years ago. It started with just a small spot under her eye that wouldn't go away.
Cloud was 28-years-old and the diagnosis came long after her younger days of playing outside without sunscreen and using the tanning bed.
"Tanning made you pretty. The pretty girls were the ones who were tanning. And I could never get a tan I had lighter skin. And looking back on it, it's like that was really stupid," said Cloud.
After fighting the battle privately, she chose to share her journey with other people who may feel invincible or think this could never happen to them.
"Because I see too many girls who are tanned year round and I know what they're doing to their skin," said Cloud.
Cloud says parents and educators have contacted her saying they used these photos as a warning for others.
"You can talk until you're blue in the face about statistics, skin cancer and percentages. People aren't going to listen but if you put a face with it maybe they'll listen," said Cloud.
If the album inspires anyone to stop soaking up sun without sunscreen or going to the tanning bed, Cloud says putting her personal life on display was worth it.
"This is not a joke. It could be your life."
Indiana law prohibits anyone under 16 years old from using tanning beds. Those under 18 must get written approval from parents.


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