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Seafood giant Dongwon invests in Salmon Evolution – will also build South Korean land-based salmon farm
One of the world's leading seafood enterprises has put in EUR 4.6 million investment to acquire a minority share in the land-based salmon farmer. New projects, scale as well as substantial distribution and sales opportunities are on the cards.
Under the terms of the agreement, the two partners further plan to enter into a partnership on jointly constructing a land-based salmon farm in South Korea utilising Salmon Evolution's technology. They will also jointly consider future opportunities for scaling similar projects in other Asian markets as well as the North American market.
"This is a very exciting opportunity for us," said CEO Håkon André Berg at Salmon Evolution in a press release on Monday morning. "Collaboration with a global player like Dongwon Industries will strengthen our commercial opportunities as well as giving us solid industrial support for scaling our concept in new markets."
"The dialogue with Dongwon Industries has been ongoing for some time, and it became clear for us that the company had the intention to invest in Salmon Evolution. However complications related to Covid-19 delayed the process, which makes it even more gratifying that we have now have an agreement in place."
"After assessing a number of projects for land-based fish farming enterprises, we concluded that Salmon Evolution represents the best investment and partnership opportunity in the sector," explained Kiyun Yun, Dongwon's CFO.
"We believe that Salmon Evolution's technology does the best job of recreating natural marine conditions while avoiding the many challenges faced by conventional fish farming in the sea."
Investment from South Korea's largest fishing company and owner of StarKist Tuna is quite a significant move. The diversified seafood company, which turns over around USD 2.3 billion a year, is established in China, New Zealand, as has overseas bridges into Japan, U.S.A., E.U. and other countries.
CEO Håkon André Berg at Salmon Evolution. PHOTO: Salmon Evolution.
Salmon Evolution began in May the construction of a land-based salmon farm in Hustadvika, Western Norway.
This facility will be based on 65 per cent reuse and 35 per cent supply of filtered and temperature-controlled seawater, which will contribute to optimal operations and substantially reduce risk compared with other types of land-based aquaculture using virtually full water recirculation.
On completion, the salmon farm at Indre Harøy will have an annual production capacity of about 36,000 tonnes of Atlantic salmon.
"An investment by a large global seafood player sends a strong signal to the industry at this early phase," said Tore A Tønseth, chair of Salmon Evolution.
"Our existing owners have broad experience from the whole value chain for conventional aquaculture and a high level of expertise with the various technology concepts for land-based fish farming. The fact that Dongwon is not only investing in us, but also plans to enter into a partnership with our company, is a strong verification of our potential."
Tønseth said substantial sales and distribution opportunities could come out of the partnership.
"This takes us a long step forward in the work needed to ensure scaling and access in a world market where quality and sustainability are becoming ever more important. Dongwon Industries will also be a strategic partner in our future distribution network."
Pareto Securities and DNB Markets have acted as financial advisors to Salmon Evolution in the transaction.
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Which results in the traits from the first storyworld being displayed once the second storyworld is open (or it throws an error when you got to the Actor editor in the second storyworld).
Either an uncaught error is thrown.
Or the Actor editor is displayed and the traits from the new storyworld have been appended to the traits of the old storyworld.
Additional details on step 4 above.
File > New. Create new storyworld.
Select Editors > Actor. Six Bagatelle traits show up in list and underneath them are the five traits that should be in the new storyworld (Quiet_Chatty and Cool_Volatile are editable).
Note: When opening the new storyworld first when starting SWAT only the new storyworld's traits show up. However, if you open the new storyworld a second time the scenario 2 result will happen.


After 4 years in swabia, it was really time to get into enjoyment of homemade swabian pockets. Because swabian pockets are the most traditional dish of the swanbians. They are really everywhere, in a restaurant, a bar or even in an first rate restaurant. Sometimes classical sometimes creative. Because of that I made Flo a present of a swabian pocket course a few years ago.
The best of swabian pockets is, that you can stuff them with almost everything. So a long time ago they were a typical poor man's food because you could have stuffed all your leftovers into it. According to legend they result from the will of the nuns to cheat on the Godfather. It was not allowed to eat meat in the lent, so they mixed the meat up with a lot of herbs, it became green and was not visible as meat anymore. To hide it finally they wrapped it into pasta dough. So the swabian pocket or "Herrgottsbscheißerle" was born. As I didn't tried to create some homemade swapian pockets yet, I wanted to create my first classical meat-spinach ones under Flos supervision. It's astonoshing easy and super delicious. Just a pasta dough as you know it from a former blog post and a stuffing made from meat, saussage meat, spinach, leek and herbs – 5 minutes into boiling water and they are done. Enjoy!
Short Tipp: If you like to see what else is possible with those super delicious homemade swabian pockets, come back in a week an you'll see a little bit of creative swabian fast food.
Let the vegetables cool down, in the meantime knead the meat, sausage meat and bun with the egg.


We describe some relations between coefficients of irreducible components of the first Chern class (Fujiki and Pontecorvo in J Geom Phys 91:117–130, 2015) and birational germs introduced by Dloussky (J Math Pures Appl 106:76–122, 2016) for intermediate Kato surfaces.
The author is a member of GNSAGA—INdAM and of the research project PRIN: "Varietà reali e complesse: geometria, topologia e analisi armonica".
We thank the anonimous referee for several useful comments which improved the exposition of this work.


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Bitter is the Wind
by Jim McDermott
2016, Cune Press
Reviewed by Renee McFarland
Bitter is the Wind, a novel by Portland-based litigator Jim McDermott, brings to life a family drama set against the backdrop of the struggles facing the working class. Is the American dream alive and well? What changes the trajectory of a blue-collar life? The story traces the coming of age of George Jr. in the wake of family tragedy and follows him to early adulthood. The relationship between George Jr. and his father George Sr. is the core of the story.
McDermott paints a vivid and realistic picture of working class life in the late 1970s and early 1980s in two rural but connected Hudson Valley communities. Still suffering from the loss of his mother and sister in a car accident, George Jr. acts out in junior high despite being highly intelligent and creative.
While dealing with his own grief, his dad tries his best to raise his son well. He works diligently to propel George Jr. to a more prosperous life than his own. One of many life lessons he imparts to his son is the experience of running a large rabbit business. This endeavor showcases the rustic setting and the tough work for extra income. George Jr. quickly tires of the claustrophobic barn and working amid the pungent odor of rabbit droppings.
Despite being a gifted athlete, the elder George had been forced by life circumstances to take a dead-end factory line job in the anchor corporation of the area, Woo Labs. George Sr. wonders if he will ever advance in his company and expresses frustration with his lot in life. An exceptional student, young George starts on a path to escape his father's fate. He recognizes the transformative value of education but has several obstacles to overcome along the way. In addition to his supportive dad, George receives guidance from a wise widow who is always there for him.
Both father and son question the ethics of people in power, from the leadership at Woo Labs to government leaders. Historical events like Watergate and the Rev. Sun Myung Moon mass wedding provide a backdrop for discussions about values between father and son. The Catholic Church also plays a large role, as George Jr. sorts out his beliefs and his father grapples with disillusionment. As he works to fulfill his dreams, George Jr. ultimately has to decide what being successful in life means to him.
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California Marijuana Legalization Measure Has Nine-Point Lead in Latest Poll
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There's good, but not great, news on the polling front for Prop 19. It has a nine-point lead, but the lead is shrinking and it's still under 50%.
Proposition 19 [13] pot legalization initiative leads 47%-38% in the latest Public Policy Polling survey [14] of likely voters. That's good, but not great, news for the campaign.
Good because nine points is a nice cushion six weeks out from election day. But not great because Prop 19 is still polling under 50% when it needs 50% plus one vote to win and because the race is closer than in the previous Public Policy Polling survey in July, when it led 52%-36%.
The poll is an automated phone survey of 630 likely voters, with a margin of error of +/- 3.9%. It took place last week.
victory in November? (chart from polltracker.talkingpointsmemo.com)
Most, but not all recent polls, have shown Prop 19 leading. The Talking Points Memo Poll Average on Prop 19 [15], which combines all the recent polls, has the measure leading 47.8% to 38.8%.
Telephone robo-polls have generated higher numbers than face to face interview polls, leading some observers to suggest some people may be more willing to embrace a controversial position like marijuana legalization in the facelessness of the robo-polls.
Prop 19 was supported by 74% of liberals, 47% of moderates, and only 27% of conservatives. 53% of men supported it, compared to only 42% of women, suggesting the campaign has not been able to overcome lackluster support in what it considers a key swing constituency.
Whites showed the strongest support at 49%, followed by blacks at 46%, Asians at 44%, and the large Hispanic electorate at 42%.
Six weeks out, victory appears tantalizingly within reach, but defeat cannot be ruled out. This sucker is going down to the wire.
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Being a child is a privilege of sorts — typically, it allows nonchalance and requires very little worry. For Starr Carter (Amandla Stenberg), however, her childhood circumstances insist that she know her rights, know her worth. Starr does not have the privilege of being a child.


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In this set of dies from Spellbinders you will find the Grand Decorative Ovals, Grand Scalloped Ovals as well as the plain Grand Ovals and all of these will work together and will help you to produce a really stunning card.
Use them as an addition to another style of base card or make them completely into the base and build from there.
The video is not long but will give you another way to use these versatile dies. Then how you add the decoration will be determined by the occasion for which it has been created.
The card above has been made as a Mothers Days Card and added to a stand.
The smallest die from the Grand Decorative Ovals is the perfect size to fit onto the stand without it falling over.
I have stamped it in turquoise and then embossed it in clear fine detail powder.
This is much easier then embossing with colored powder and having specks of it on your work.
The addition of flowers, ribbons and pearls to your card can make it truly feminine and is ideal for a birthday or Anniversary card.
Or keep the colours more muted and add in typically male items like some string or a few buttons, for the men in your life.
And although a really lovely card it is very easy for you to make and will elevate your cardmaking to the next level.
New dies are being added all the time but the basics are still essential as a way to make the base of your designs.


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Q: How to show that $\int_{0}^{1}\int_{0}^{1}{\mathrm dx\mathrm dy\over (xy)^{-1}-xy}\cdot{(-\ln(xy))^k}={1\over 2^{k+2}}\Gamma(k+2)\zeta(k+2)?$ Proposed: Double integral

$$\int_{0}^{1}\int_{0}^{1}{\mathrm dx\mathrm dy\over (xy)^{-1}-xy}\cdot{(-\ln(xy))^k}={1\over 2^{k+2}}\Gamma(k+2)\zeta(k+2)\tag1$$
  $k\ge 0$

My try:
I have no idea where to start
How can one prove $(1)?$

A: Let $I$ be the integral given by $I=\int_0^1\int_0^1 \frac{(-1)^k\log^k(xy)}{\frac{1}{xy}-xy}\,dx\,dy$.  Enforcing the substitution $xy\to x$ in the inner integral and interchanging the order of integration reveals
$$\begin{align}
I&=\int_0^1\int_0^1 \frac{(-1)^k\log^k(xy)}{\frac{1}{xy}-xy}\,dx\,dy\\\\
&=\int_0^1\frac1y\int_0^y \frac{(-1)^kx\log^k(x)}{1-x^2}\,dx\,dy\\\\
&=-\int_0^1\frac{(-1)^kx\log^{k+1}(x)}{1-x^2}\,dx\tag 1
\end{align}$$
Next, enforcing the substitution $x\to e^{-x}$ in the integral on the right-hand side of $(1)$, writing $\frac{1}{1-e^{-2x}}=\sum_{n=0}^\infty e^{-2nx}$, interchanging the order of summation and integration, and enforcing the substitution $2nx\to x$, we obtain
$$\begin{align}
I&=\int_0^1\frac{ e^{-2x}x^{k+1}}{1-e^{-2x}}\,dx\\\\
&=\sum_{n=1}^\infty \int_0^1 x^{k+1}e^{-2nx}\,dx\\\\
&=\sum_{n=1}^\infty \frac{1}{(2n)^{k+2}}\int_0^\infty x^{k+1}e^{-x}\,dx\\\\
&=\frac{1}{2^{k+2}}\Gamma(k+1)\zeta(k+2)
\end{align}$$
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Saturday 30th April sees the return of Narberth's The BIG Plant Sale, one of the most important dates on Pembrokeshire's gardening calendar.
The Plant Sale hosts a huge range of stalls with an impressive range of flowers, herbs and vegetable plants, as well as specialist stock including bamboos, pond plants, succulents and cacti. Along with everything a gardener dreams of, there will also be a live music stage, food stalls (including a BBQ!) and a raffle.
The Plant Sale has grown bigger and bigger every year, now in its 23rd year, and has been described as "the start of the summer social season". It's a diverse and fun-packed day not only for the green fingers amonst us, but whole community.
Children will not miss out, as we have now confirmed a fantastic bouncy castle for the Town Moor and face painting to go along with it. It really is a day out for the whole family!
If you would like a stall to sell your own products, then you are in luck! Pitches are still available to sell anything garden related. Plants, pots, herbs or even honey! For more information, or to book a pitch, please contact us.
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Embark on a scenic airplane tour above Las Vegas. See the Grand Canyon, the Colorado River, Lake Mead, and the Hoover Dam from the air, returning to Las Vegas in time for an evening in the city.
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OMAHA, NEBRASKA-NOVEMBER 29: Nick Perkins #33 of the Buffalo Bulls tries to get by Toby Hegner #32 of the Creighton Bluejays during their game at the CenturyLink Center on November 29, 2016 in Omaha, Nebraska. (Photo by Eric Francis/Getty Images)

For the first time ever, both the UB Bulls and St. Bonaventure Bonnies are heading to the NCAA Tournament during the same year.
. @UBmenshoops is here and ready to find out what's next! @WKBW pic.twitter.com/hprxFyjOOS
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The Bulls will head to Boise, ID as a No.13 seed and take on the No.4 seed Arizona. This will be UB's third NCAA tournament appearance in the past four seasons.
St. Bonaventure was one of the last four teams to get an at-large bid into the 68-team field, which means they will play UCLA in a play-in game in Dayton, OH on Tuesday. The winner between St. Bonaventure and UCLA will be the No. 11 seed and take on No. 6 seed Florida in Dallas, TX.
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Q: Which one is fundamental to the other between abstract algebra and linear algebra? (soft question) I saw a post online the other day that mentioned how "linear algebra is one of the most widely developed fields in mathematics in the $21^{st}$ century" and whether it's true or not, I'm not sure, but it did spark a little bit of interest, and so I was wondering:
is abstract algebra fundamental to linear algebra, or is it the other way around, or are the two independent? I'm asking because I'd like to initiate studies into these areas, but am having a little bit of trouble finding out where to begin. If anyone can advise me that would be greatly appreciated.
Also, I'm aware that vectors come up a lot (a lot) in linear algebra, and because of this I was also slightly concerned that a knowledge of multi-variable calculus and its vector spaces is also required. Is it possible for anyone to confirm this?

Question in short: which area of study is more logical to start with: linear algebra or abstract algebra, and why?

Thank you.
PS: It's true, I could've Googled this, but the majority of resources on Google would be objective, and I'm looking for a bit of personal advice, hence I am asking here.

A: It's more logical to start with linear algebra (perhaps not every aspect in the field, but certainly the fundamentals.)
Understanding how vector spaces and their endomorphism rings work, transformation groups via matrices, and analyses like the Jordan Normal Form, provide vital examples and geometric intuition that can be used in abstract algebra. Understanding fields and vector spaces makes the jump to rings and modules easier, and understanding transformation groups leads you to groups and so on.
It is difficult to learn or make conjectures in an abstract area unless you have a lot of good examples and experience provided by something like linear algebra. I would consider it a bad idea in general to take an abstract algebra course ahead of basic linear algebra and real analysis.
In order to reinforce a foundation for later work with commutative algebra, I would also recommend learning the basics of complex and real analysis. These two things, along with linear algebra, provide an excellent supply of intuition to build upon while learning abstract algebra.

A: It's normal in every university program I've ever seen to do linear algebra first, so if your goal is self study then the overwhelming evidence is linear algebra should come first.
You certainly don't need any vector calculus to begin learning linear algebra either.


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Mariah Carey is moving on! Two months after splitting from her Australian billionaire fiancé, James Packer, the singer was spotted getting hot and heavy on the beach with one of her backup dancers, Bryan Tanaka, in Hawaii.
After celebrating Thanksgiving with her ex-husband Nick Cannon and their twins, Monroe and Moroccan, Mariah kicked back and played in the ocean with the 33-year-old; they packed on the PDA, holding hands and sharing a kiss, and at one point, Bryan dipped Mariah and lifted her out of the water.
Mariah was also seen lounging on a rock in her cutout bikini (and a healthy dose of diamonds).


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Esther Shimazu is an American sculptor who was born in Honolulu, Hawaii in 1957.  Her grandparents were immigrant laborers from Japan.  She attended the University of Hawaii at Manoa before transferring to the University of Massachusetts in Amherst, where she received a Bachelor of Fine Art in 1980 and a Master of Fine Art in 1982.

She is best known for her stoneware sculptures of bald, nude chunky Asian women constructed with hand building techniques.  They are colored with slips and oxides, bisque-fired, hand-sanded, and colored further with rubbed-in and airbrushed oxides. Then they are fired to cone 5-6 oxidation and sanded one last time.

She received a Wallace Alexander Gerbode Foundation Purchase Award, 2001, and an Individual Artist Fellowship Award from the Hawaii State Foundation on Culture and the Arts, 1995. In 2020, Shimazu participated in a Zoom webinar offered by the John Natsoulas Center for the Arts called "Learn how to build a dog" where she interacted with viewers while constructing a ceramic dog. Shimazu's work was included in the 2021 Hawai'i Craftsmen Annual Statewide Exhibition at the Downtown Art Center.

References

 Contemporary Museum, Honolulu, The Contemporary Museum Biennial of Hawaii Artists I, Contemporary Museum, Honolulu, 1993, pp. 14–15.
 Hartwell, Patricia L. (editor), Retrospective 1967-1987, Hawaii State Foundation on Culture and the Arts, Honolulu, Hawaii, 1987, p. 96
 Morse, Marcia and Allison Wong, 10 Years: The Contemporary Museum at First Hawaiian Center, The Contemporary Museum, Honolulu, 2006, , p. 102

 Yoshihara, Lisa A., Collective Visions, 1967-1997, An Exhibition Celebrating the 30th Anniversary of the State Foundation on Culture and the Arts, Art in Public Places Program, Presented at the Honolulu Academy of Arts, September 3-October 12, 1997, Honolulu, State Foundation on Culture and the Arts, 1997, p. 82.

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1957 births
Living people
American women sculptors
Artists from Honolulu
American artists of Japanese descent
American women ceramists
20th-century ceramists
21st-century ceramists
Ceramists from Hawaii
20th-century American sculptors
20th-century American women artists
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The commercial real estate investment market has experienced substantial change over the years and it is questionable as to whether or not the change has been good for all participants including the developer/investor/owner, the tenant and the lender.
Before real estate became "big business" the decision makers consisted of individual investors purchasing and selling properties and mortgage lenders applying tried and true formulas to lending. These individual investors usually functioned on a formula of "one deal at a time" and may have included investor partners in the venture. Some highly successful developers were able to align themselves with major non-real estate companies as their prime investors. Corporations like insurance companies, contractors and manufacturing companies found it very profitable to be aligned with highly experienced and successful developers. Most often the developer in these ventures took on the same degree of financial risk as their money partners.
Tenants often had a direct contact and relationship with the property owner or dealt with a property manager retained by the project owner. The property manager most often was responsible for implementing policies that encouraged tenant retention. Thus responsiveness was very important.
The emergence of syndication began to change the real estate investing landscape but was focused mainly on existing projects with an emphasis on tax shelter. Tax shelter investing has some benefits for the high bracket investors but too often the only return received by the investor was the tax shelter. When projects failed down the road investors were often left with recapture provisions of the tax code that nullified the benefits of the shelter. The syndicator was more often than not taking fees (commissions + other fees) and a carried interest in the project rather than having a real cash investment at risk. Syndicated properties were frequently highly leveraged and the syndicator, not the ultimate investors, was the managing partner with all decision making power. Tenants in syndicated properties were usually dealing with someone that had little or no cash invested in the property and thus not as interested in tenant relationships as following policies that would make their "carried interest" more valuable. Also, syndicated properties were often short of additional operating cash needed to properly develop and maintain the asset since much of the emphasis was on the tax shelter aspects of the investment. Changes in the tax codes resulted in the end of tax shelter investing with a further result that projects acquired at inflated prices couldn't be resold. This caused pain for many investors in syndicated real estate projects particularly those exposing investors to very significant recapture of tax sheltered dollars when the investment was disposed of.
Two other developments served to change the real estate investing landscape. These were the entry, on a large scale, by pension funds into real estate ownership and development and the emergence of publically traded Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs). In both of these instances money managers earning salaries or fees made the investment and management decisions rather than the money investors who were totally removed from any buy/sell/management decisions. At the outset these institutional investors were not overly aggressive in either purchase decisions or the use of leverage. However, as time went on that changed. The changes were mainly induced by the competition for available properties as the demand for "investment grade" properties increased and the available supply decreased. The completion for property forced rates of return (capitalization rates) to decline substantially to a point where the returns did not reflect the investment risks. Â There was a kind of "herd mentality" at work as each money manager feared that a failure to acquire would impact their future.
The growth of the institutional real estate owner was further expanded to include multi-million dollar (billion dollar) real estate investment funds on a worldwide basis. These funds were often promoted by investment banks where fee motivated management was operating in a highly competitive market for real estate investment.
The pension funds, REITs and investment funds were all seeking investment returns that exceeded the returns from other, more traditional investments like stocks and bonds. As the hunger for returns expanded so did the use of more exotic forms of leverage without adequate consideration of the fact that the higher the amount of leverage the greater the risk exposure. All of these investment vehicles appeared to move forward under the assumption that rents only went up. Pension fund investors went into more exotic and higher risk investments in order to boost returns like land development.
From the standpoint of tenants, the shift to money managers making investment decisions was not terrific. Many management decisions were focused on the impact on "this year's net" rather than the long term needs of the property. Often leasing decisions were focused on the cash flow needs of the property rather than the question of market rent (the competitively attainable rent). Tenants were subject to impact from non-market forces rather than being only subject to market forces and accessibility to decision makers was more remote.
The entire class of intuitional real estate real estate investors used a discounted cash flow (DCF) model as one of the determinants of the price to pay for an asset. It is probably very safe to say that prior to 2008 no DCF model contained an assumption of declining rents in future years. It would really be interesting if all of the DCFs used in purchase decisions in 2005, 2006 and 2007 could be brought out into the open with their forecasted 2008, 2009, 2010 and 2011 shown and compared to actual performance for those years. It would probably be a very sobering experience.
Private pension funds do not generally release operating results to the public so there is no way to know for sure how much their real estate investment portfolios may have declined in value post 2008. But there is some information on "public" pension funds like those for state employees. Public employee pension funds in the State of California lost many millions of dollars invested in land as well as many millions as a participant in investment funds managed by investment banks. Large investment banks like Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs lost billions in failed investments and, most recently, Goldman basically walked away from its portfolio of office buildings in Seattle. These results demonstrate that for many reasons real estate is very tricky because if the really very "big boys" take really "big hits" in spite of their research and analytical abilities, what chance does the small individual investor have?
With the exception of housing and small investment properties bought by real live people, the commercial real estate market has become an institutional investment market driven by for fee managers with little or none of their own money invested in a deal. The ultimate investor is dependent on the ability of the fee manager to identify, analyze and manage acquired properties in a profitable manner. However, by its very nature, a market where competing managers are going after the same investment it is obvious that the manager has an incentive to convince himself or herself as to why they should pay whatever price is needed to "win" the property. It is suggested that this may not be the perfect model. What is needed is a model where the interests of the money investors and fund managers are aligned. Some REITs have accomplished this by requiring their top executives and directors to be substantial stockholders in the REIT. If pension fund managers and investment banks were similarly required to make substantial cash investments (say a minimum of 10%) in any property acquired such a rule might align the investor's interests with the manager's interests. Another change that might be considered would be the avoidance of deadlines by when the collected funds must be invested. Deadlines encourage investment mistakes as preferable to losing the funds by the operation of a deadline.
The recent implosion of the real estate market seems to have corrected the excesses that lenders became competitively involved in and there appears to be a return to more "defensive" lending with greater borrower scrutiny and higher underwriting standards. This will probably continue to be the case for the foreseeable future at least until the banks and institutions have more money available to lend than there are borrowers making demands for money.
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THIS month the Bar Council votes for a new vice-chairman who by convention goes on to lead the profession into next year. The election presents the only real chance for the junior Bar to see its needs are met. But no junior barrister has stood for election. I propose to reverse that trend. The council represents a range of interests. But policy is made by the general management committee, historically drawn from senior barrisers in mainstream chambers, mostly in London. Some might see this as legislation by the magic circle for the magic circle, where reform for the rank-and-file barrister is unlikely to emerge.
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Crisis chic: bottles linked to Flint's toxic water are refashioned as clothing line
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A model wearing an outfit made from plastic water bottles recycled into fabric as part of an art project "Flint Fit" poses during a photo shoot in New York City, U.S., April 5, 2018. Picture taken April 5, 2018. REUTERS/Sebastien Malo
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The collection aims to infuse hope into Flint city, whose tap water became poisoned with lead in 2014 after cost-cutting by local authorities
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NEW YORK, April 6 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Fashionistas can put the Rust Belt city of Flint, Michigan, on their radar when a hip clothing line makes its debut on Sunday, the result of local residents and artists turning discarded water bottles into fabric.
The "Made in Flint" women's collection will go on show at New York's Queens Museum - a breath of glamour aimed at infusing hope into the impoverished city whose tap water became poisoned with lead in 2014 after cost-cutting by local authorities.
The former car manufacturing hub, whose decline was chronicled in Michael Moore's documentary "Roger & Me", has since been drowning in plastic bottles of drinking water.
Conceptual artist Mel Chin, the brainchild behind the fashion project - dubbed "Flint Fit" - said his visit to the city of 100,000 residents in 2017 left him wondering where the bottles went.
Fast-forward a year, and seven bottles make a yard of fabric, which is cut and sewn by a handful of Flint residents into improbable khaki-tone greatcoats, rain hats, cerulean blue retro swimsuits and other garments.
"I hope that I can buy some Flint Fit-wear someday," said Chin during a media tour of the collection at the Queens Museum, where it will be exhibited until August.
"Art is about options that don't exist yet."
The heavy emphasis on protective rainwear is not accidental, said Flint Fit's designer Tracy Reese, who is best known for outfitting former first lady Michelle Obama.
"People of Flint need to be protected from this toxic water," she said.
A native of Detroit, a city about an hour's drive from Flint and that also suffered from the car industry's decline, Reese said she was "offended" by the mismanagement behind Flint's water crisis.
"I wanted to do something of service," she said.
In 2014, the city authorities of Flint, whose residents are predominantly African-American, switched the public water source from Lake Huron to the Flint River.
But the more corrosive river water caused lead, which stunts children's cognitive development, to leach from the pipes into the drinking water.
The city switched back to Lake Huron water in late 2015, but lead levels remained above federal standards until early 2017. Municipal authorities continue to advise residents to use water filters and bottled water.
With the city still in recovery mode from the crisis, Chin said plans to turn Flint Fit into a social enterprise were being sketched out, and a fashion show that would bring the collection to a Flint runway was also in the works.
"It's got to go back to them," Chin told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
"Flint Fit should be owned by the citizens of Flint."
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Branched clonal evolution: nodal follicular lymphoma and primary diffuse large B-cell lymphoma of the central nervous system
Gilberto I. Barranco, Sara Fernández, Raquel Oña, Julia González-Rincón, Angel Martínez-Ramírez, Ana Teijo, Francisca I. Camacho, Fernando J. Pinedo, Margarita Sánchez-Beato, Lucia Pedrosa, Adolfo de la Fuente, Mónica Estévez, Rebeca Iglesias, Carlos Montalbán, Juan F. García
Haematologica July 2019 104: e326-e329; doi:10.3324/haematol.2018.214981
Gilberto I. Barranco
Hospital General de México, Instituto Nacional de Cancerología, Ciudad de México, Mexico Department of Pathology, MD Anderson Cancer Center Madrid, Centro de Investigación Biomédica en Red de Oncología (CIBERONC-ISCIII), Madrid, Spain
Sara Fernández
Translational Research, MD Anderson Cancer Center Madrid, CIBERONC-ISCI-II, Madrid, Spain
Raquel Oña
Hematology, MD Anderson Cancer Center Madrid, Spain
Julia González-Rincón
Lymphoma Research Group, Medical Oncology Department, Instituto de Investigación Sanitaria Puerta de Hierro-Segovia de Arana (IDIPHISA), CIBERONC-ISCIII, Madrid, Spain
Angel Martínez-Ramírez
Cytogenetics; MD Anderson Cancer Center Madrid, Madrid, Spain
Ana Teijo
Hospital General de México, Instituto Nacional de Cancerología, Ciudad de México, Mexico
Francisca I. Camacho
Department of Pathology, Hospital Universitario de Getafe, Madrid, Spain
Fernando J. Pinedo
Department of Pathology, Hospital Fundación Alcorcón, Madrid, Spain.
Margarita Sánchez-Beato
Lucia Pedrosa
Adolfo de la Fuente
Mónica Estévez
Rebeca Iglesias
Carlos Montalbán
Juan F. García
Hospital General de México, Instituto Nacional de Cancerología, Ciudad de México, Mexico Translational Research, MD Anderson Cancer Center Madrid, CIBERONC-ISCI-II, Madrid, Spain
For correspondence: jfgarcia@mdanderson.es
Gilberto I. Barranco1,2,
Sara Fernández3,
Raquel Oña4,
Julia González-Rincón5,
Angel Martínez-Ramírez6,
Ana Teijo1,
Francisca I. Camacho7,
Fernando J. Pinedo8,
Margarita Sánchez-Beato5,
Lucia Pedrosa5,
Adolfo de la Fuente4,
Mónica Estévez4,
Rebeca Iglesias4,
Carlos Montalbán4 and
Juan F. García1,3⇑
1Hospital General de México, Instituto Nacional de Cancerología, Ciudad de México, Mexico
2Department of Pathology, MD Anderson Cancer Center Madrid, Centro de Investigación Biomédica en Red de Oncología (CIBERONC-ISCIII), Madrid, Spain
3Translational Research, MD Anderson Cancer Center Madrid, CIBERONC-ISCI-II, Madrid, Spain
4Hematology, MD Anderson Cancer Center Madrid, Spain
5Lymphoma Research Group, Medical Oncology Department, Instituto de Investigación Sanitaria Puerta de Hierro-Segovia de Arana (IDIPHISA), CIBERONC-ISCIII, Madrid, Spain
6Cytogenetics; MD Anderson Cancer Center Madrid, Madrid, Spain
7Department of Pathology, Hospital Universitario de Getafe, Madrid, Spain
8Department of Pathology, Hospital Fundación Alcorcón, Madrid, Spain.
Correspondence: JUAN F. GARCIA. jfgarcia{at}mdanderson.es.
Cancers of the same histotype may show profound differences in clinical behavior because they can arise from cells having acquired multiple mutations, which presumably occur over many years.1 In contrast, it is well known that cancers with different morphologies and phenotypes, and those that originate in different organs, may be clonally related.2–4 Here we present a case exhibiting different lymphoma entities occurring in the same patient, exemplifying major intratumoral heterogeneity at the morphological, immunophenotypic, and genetic levels.
A 52-year old Caucasian woman presented with seizures in March 2007. A contrast-enhanced magnetic resonance image (MRI) scan of her brain demonstrated an irregular space-occupying lesion in the left occipital cortex. Due to the presence of a clinically symptomatic lesion, the patient started steroid treatment before the diagnostic biopsy could be performed, and the lesion was no longer visible in a subsequent MRI scan.
She returned in May 2008 with nausea, vomiting, instability and holocranial headache. Peripheral lymphadenopathies were not identified in a physical examination. An MRI scan of the brain revealed a 1 cm lesion in the white matter of the right parietal region, in addition to millimetric lesions in the supratentorial white matter (Figure 1A). A computed tomography scan and positron emission tomography/computed tomography did not reveal any lesions other than those in the brain.
Radiological and pathological characteristics of the patient's tumors. (A) Magnetic resonance imaging scan of the brain at diagnosis (2008) and after therapy. (B) Brain biopsy showing extensive infiltration of the parenchyma by primary central nervous system lymphoma. (C) Lymph node biopsy (1998), showing distinctive features of follicular lymphoma. Insets show cytological details.
Laboratory tests showed a normal hemogram without leukocytosis. All biochemical tests gave results within the normal range, except for a slightly elevated lactate dehydrogenase level (568 IU/L; normal 266-500 IU/L). Serological studies for hepatitis B virus, hepatitis C virus, Epstein-Barr virus, and human immunodeficiency virus all yielded negative results.
A cerebral biopsy was performed and showed extensive infiltration of the cerebral parenchyma by a lymphoproliferative process, with a diffuse and perivascular pattern and areas of necrosis, consisting of large atypical cells with a centroblastic or plasmablastic appearance (Figure 1B). Immunohistochemistry and in situ hybridization studies were performed using standard routine procedures. They revealed a germinal center B-cell phenotype that was positive for CD20, CD79a, BCL6, CD10, and negative for MUM1, BCL2, and p53, with a very high proliferative index (Ki67) (close to 100%). The in situ hybridization study for Epstein-Barr virus (EBER) gave a negative result. Fluorescence in situ hybridization studies for the t(8; 14) (IGH/BCL2) translocation and other MYC rearrangements also yielded negative results. Given these observations, a primary central nervous system lymphoma (PCNSL)5 was diagnosed.
Flow cytometry analysis of the cerebrospinal fluid identified 6 cells/μL, 2% of which were large CD22+ B-lymphocytes with heterogeneous expression of CD20, consistent with infiltration by PCNSL. A bone marrow biopsy was negative for tumor infiltration.
The patient completed five cycles of chemotherapy with rituximab, methotrexate, vincristine, plus procarbazine, combined with intrathecal liposomal cytarabine (cycles 1 and 3). Subsequently, whole-brain radiotherapy was given, with a total dose of 36 Gy. She finally received systemic cytarabine. An MRI scan of the brain was performed 3 months after the end of the treatment and positron emission tomography/computed tomography was carried out after 6 months. Both studies revealed a complete remission with cicatricial changes (Figure 1A). Follow-up MRI scans were performed every 6 months for 1 year and annually thereafter, without detecting relapse of the disease.
Remarkably, the patient's clinical records indicated a previous medical history of nodal lymphoma, diagnosed in 1998 in another institution in an incidental inguinal lymph node. After obtaining approval from the institutional review board and written informed consent from the patient, a representative formalin-fixed, paraffin-embedded tissue block was obtained and the pathology, including histopathology and immunohistochemistry, was reviewed (Figure 1C). The lymph node biopsy showed complete effacement of the architecture by a lymphoproliferative process with a follicular growth pattern, composed of small lymphocytes with a centrocytic appearance, and focal marginal-zone differentiation. Tumor cells showed the immunohistochemical characteristics of follicle lymphoma (FL),5 being positive for B-cell markers, CD10, BCL2, and BCL6, and negative for CD5, CD23, IgD, Cyclin D1, and MNDA.6 The proliferative index (Ki67) was very low (2-5%). The case was classified at that time as localized stage I disease, and was treated with six cycles of cyclophosphamide, doxorubicin, vincristine, and prednisone (CHOP) plus radiotherapy, which produced complete remission. The patient never manifested splenomegaly, peripheral blood, and/or bone marrow infiltration, either at diagnosis or during her follow up.
Even though the clinical presentation, chronology of the lesions, and histopathological features indicated that a clonal relationship between the two tumors in the present case was extremely unlikely, we performed a routine IGH clonality analysis (Biomed-2 protocol)7 using the IGH Vн-FR2-Jн and Vн-FR3-Jн primer sets. IGHV family usage was determined using single primers for the different Vн families, as previously described.8 The results demonstrated monoclonal peaks of almost identical size (265-266 bp) in both lesions. Both lymphomas also exhibited an identical Vн3 rearrangement (Figure 2A).
IGH clonality analysis of the patient's tumors. (A) Monoclonal Vн-FR2-Jн rearrangements and Vн3 usage. (B) Sanger sequencing of the rearranged regions showing hypermutated IGHV 3-53 sequences and ongoing mutations in both lymphomas: FL (91.9 % homology with the germline) and PCNSL (82.2% homology). Asterisks indicate identity with germline. FL: follicular lymphoma; PCNSL: primary central nervous system lymphoma.
Conventional Sanger sequencing of the rearranged Vн-FR2-Jн regions and comparison with the reference germline genes (NCBI IGBLAST database) demonstrated somatically hypermutated sequences that had originated from IGHV 3-53 germline genes in both lymphomas. The chronologically first tumor, FL, was 91.9% homologous with the germline and the second tumor, PCNSL, exhibited 82.2% homology. The two lesions shared 13 mutations, thereby demonstrating the existence of a common lymphoid precursor. In addition, we found four private mutations in the FL and 16 private mutations in the PCNSL. Figure 2B illustrates the comparisons of all these variants.
Taking into account these results and from a conceptual point of view, the brain tumor does not represent a true primary brain lymphoma, but a neoplasia clonally related to the previous FL. It is also noteworthy that this tumor was of germinal center type according to the Hans algorithm, whereas most true PCNSL are of activated B-cell type.5
Once the clonal relationship between the tumors had been demonstrated by IGH analyses, the mutational profiles of the two tumors were further analyzed using next-generation sequencing with a targeted custom panel of 110 genes recurrently mutated in B-cell lymphomas (Online Supplementary Table S1).9,10 Libraries were prepared using the HaloPlex Target Enrichment protocol (Agilent, Santa Clara, CA, USA) from 30-50 ng of input DNA extracted from formalin-fixed, paraffin-embedded samples, and sequenced using Ion Torrent S5 (Thermo Fisher Scientific, NY, USA) technology. Variant calling was performed with software tools available in the instrument (Torrent Suite v4.0.2). Polymorphic variants were filtered using germline DNA extracted from normal bone marrow aspirate smears. Figure 3 and Online Supplementary Table S2 summarize the variants: the first tumor had mutations affecting six genes and the second tumor exhibited mutations affecting seven genes. Only one mutated gene was common to both tumors (CSMD3 c.4295C>A, P1432H). The brain lymphoma showed several mutations that are rather typical of PCNSL, including MYD88 and CARD11, and rare in FL.
Mutational analysis of the tumors. (A) Summary of variants detected by next-generation sequencing in the two tumors. (B) Mutational relationship and branched pattern. FL: follicular lymphoma; PCNSL: primary central nervous system lymphoma.
This peculiar landscape, in which most of the mutations are private in each tumor, supports the hypothesis of a distant common precursor that underwent branched evolution, giving rise to two almost independent neoplasms. Nevertheless, they may be clonally related, since IGH gene rearrangement is a very early phenomenon in normal lymphoid maturation. Since the occurrence of BCL2 translocation is also considered an early event in most FL, we performed new cytogenetic analyses using fluorescence in situ hybridization for the translocation t(14;18)(IGH/BCL2) in both samples, with negative results. Supplementary fluorescence in situ hybridization analyses for BCL6 and MYC rearrangements also yielded negative results. BCL2 mutations were not identified in any sample. The next-generation sequencing panel covered the BCL2 promoter, exon 1 and 2 regions, including intronic sequences (Online Supplementary Table S1), and it could, therefore, detect any variant (via the somatic hypermutation machinery or variants affecting the antibody binding domain).11
The only shared variant affected CSMD3, which is a gene that is physiologically expressed mainly in the brain. This gene has been suggested to be a tumor suppressor in several tumor types, including oligodendrogliomas. Interestingly, among hematolymphoid diseases, mutations detected in CSMD3 have been described in PCNSL, suggesting that alterations in genes having a role in central nervous system development, which would have been acquired by a common precursor, may facilitate late lymphoma central nervous system tropism in PCNSL.12
The present case illustrates discordant lymphomas as an example of spatial heterogeneity and branched evolution,1 through the occurrence of two histologically distinct lymphoma types in different anatomical locations. Spatial heterogeneity is a phenomenon that can be driven by genomic instability, epigenetic events, interaction with the tumor microenvironment and stroma, and stochastic variations in cellular development and antitumor therapies. These mechanisms may lead to branched sub-clonal evolution from a common progenitor clone, resulting in spatial variation between different tumor sites and differences in histotypes and phenotypes.13 In contrast, tumor transformation is an example of temporal heterogeneity: progression of a low-grade to a high-grade lymphoma during the course of the disease,14 representing a model of linear clonal evolution. Transformation is a phenomenon usually associated with treatment resistance, clinical disease progression, and increased disease-specific mortality.3,15
We are indebted to Mar Lopez for her expertise and excellent technical assistance with the IGH clonality experiments.
Funding: this work was supported by grants from the Plan Nacional de I+D+I, co-financed by the ISCIII-Subdirección General de Evaluación and the Fondo Europeo de Desarrollo Regional (FEDER), PI12/1832, PI17/00020, CIBERONC - CB16/12/00291); Programas para Grupos de Investigación de la Comunidad Autónoma de Madrid (Biomedicina 2017); Fundación Carolina-Fundación BBVA; and the Spanish Association for Cancer Research (AECC). MSB currently holds a Miguel Servet II contract (CPII16/00024) from ISCIII-MINECO-AES-FEDER (Plan Estatal I+D+I 2013-2016).
Information on authorship, contributions, and financial & other disclosures was provided by the authors and is available with the online version of this article at www.haematologica.org.
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My cousin's son's birthday is tomorrow and I needed to make him a card today, so raided my George downloads to see if one was right for him. As he's at uni studying to become a scientific teacher, the Teacher George was perfect. I coloured him and the background in using a programme called Paint.net before printing onto photo paper and writing the equation on with a white Sakura pen. I also coloured a box in the same background colour so I would have some for the rest of the card. To assemble this, I used grey mottled card and matted the image and extra yellow piece onto black paper. I cuct a scalloped circle out of the same black, writing on it with the white Sakura pen. I layered the pieces and added black ribbon. I drew scallops around the edge with a black brush marker and added black buttons as required. I just hope he likes it.
Isn't it great how you can personalise George to fit the recipient. I am sure James will love this Sarah. I must have a play with a colouring in programme - it looks so professional.
Excellent card Sarah. I've not used George much until I thought about playing about with paint shop pro. I'm sure James will love the card!


Read, meditate, paint, write, spend quality time with friends and family. Hike and ATV action when in the mountains. And listen to all kinds of music.
Just about to finally jump into Game of Thrones!
Tough one. I love mountains and oceans and all other water ways and rocks. Jamaica was fun!
I'm in love with literature - especially love Emerson, Whitman, Thoreau, Maya Angelou, St. Vincent Millay and even Robert Bly.
I am proud to make connections and to leave a legacy of love and hope with each of my days. Maybe that is mushy, but it is really who I am and what I stand for.
Other than babysitting…I worked maintenance at Lake Hanska County parks. Perfect for a nature girl!
I cannot share all, but I do a fair amount of writing, and I love to paint abstracts. I also enjoy drumming.
I love life and take a lot of pictures!
A book of poetry from mother to daughter that my mom gave me.
At this moment, my family gathering for the holidays! I love spending quality time with my loved ones just being!
Nope, not gonna do that. I like me and my life!
Any other fun fact about you?
I love color and shiny things, that's a fact, but not sure how fun it is. Probably fun when you see how it brings out the child in me! And snow angels!


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HBO Has Set a Debut Date for the Duplass Brothers Anthology Series Room 104
By Pete Mercer | May 10, 2017 | 2:45pm
Photo by Joshua Blanchard/Getty TV News Room 104
HBO has confirmed a summer premiere date for the new series from Mark and Jay Duplass, Room 104. Set in a single American motel room, Room 104 is an anthology series that will tell the stories of different people who stay in the room over the course of 12 episodes in half-hour increments. It's an interesting premise, and could prove to be an even better comedy.
Room 104 will include actors like Hugo Armstrong, Davie-Blue, Melonie Diaz, Jay Duplass, Veronica Falcon, Adam Foster, Ellen Geer, Keir Gilchrist, Philip Baker Hall, Sarah Hay, Poorna Jagannathan, Orlando Jones, Ethan & Gavin Kent, Amy Landecker, Konstantin Lavysh, Sameerah Luqmaan-Harris, Keta Meggett, Natalie Morgan, Ross Partridge, Karan Soni, Dendrie Taylor, Tony Todd, Will Tranfo, James Van Der Beek, Mae Whitman and Nat Wolff through it's 12-episode run. Who will mingle with who is not entirely clear, but it's not unreasonable to think that these stories might overlap in some way or another. Honestly, just think of all the things you've left behind in hotel rooms in the past, and then consider that a motel is a severe step below hotel. It could get seedy pretty quickly.
Room 104 is set to premiere on HBO on Friday, July 28. Check out the show's first teaser photo below.
Photo by Jordin Althaus/HBO
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ephesis · Refusal to accept the decision of an official or a court of first instance, combined with a demand for the dispute to be resolved by a higher authority. For instance, Solon in the 590s is said to have introduced "ephesis to the dikasterion" as a curb on the summary jurisdiction of public officials; and from their introduction in c. 400 B.C., the decisions of public arbitrators were similarly subject to ephesis. Ephesis is traditionally translated "appeal," but this can have misleading connotations. An appeal in English law is brought on the initiative of a dissatisfied litigant (in criminal cases, a convicted defendant) after the court of first instance has decided against him/her; it is his/her duty to persuade the appellate court to reverse the decision, and s/he becomes in a sense the plaintiff in the process. In Athens, there were at least some situations in which ephesis could take place before the lower authority had reached a decision; it was the duty of the original plaintiff, not of the dissatisfied litigant, to persuade the court to act (that it, the court was retrying the case from scratch and not reviewing a decision already made); and it is possible that in the case of Solonian ephesis, this referral was automatic and did not depend on an initiative taken by one of the two litigants.
Greek: ἔφεσις.


Commercial and residential property owners will receive their property assessment cards prior to February 1, 2012, and they will have until April 1, 2012 to file a tax appeal. During this short time frame, it is of vital importance to review your property assessment to ensure that you are not paying more than your fair share of property taxes. Last year Genova Burns filed a tax appeal on behalf of a commercial real estate client, for whom we secured a $3 million dollar property assessment reduction that resulted in a yearly tax savings of approximately $99,000 for the property owner. In 2010, this firm secured a reduced property assessment for a cooperative housing complex located in East Orange from over $40 million to approximately $35 million, resulting in a yearly tax savings of over $130,000.00. Another example of our success was securing a reduced property assessment for commercial property located in Little Egg Harbor from $14 million to approximately $7 million, resulting in a yearly tax savings of over $108,000.00. All real property in the State of New Jersey is valued on a yearly basis for the purposes of taxation, which is known as the property assessment. The assessment of property is an analysis of what your property would sell for during an arm's length transaction. This analysis may have been performed recently, where the municipality has performed a municipal wide revaluation of property, or it may have been performed years ago when the market was in a significantly different place. In a revaluation year, the municipality will hire an expert to perform an appraisal of all real property within the municipality, and, based on the recent appraisal, the municipality is required to assess your property at 100% of its true market value. In other words, the assessment must be 100% accurate. If the assessment exceeds the true value of the property, in any way, you are entitled to a reduction of the assessment and a tax appeal is warranted. In a non-revaluation year, an equalization rate will be applied to your property assessment in order to take into consideration factors such as inflation, recession, appreciation or depreciation that may have occurred since the last municipal appraisal of your property causing the property assessment value to deviate from 100% of true value. Not knowing your municipality's equalization rate may be causing you to lose valuable tax dollars. You may feel that the assessed value of your property represents the true value of the property, but unless you know what your municipality's equalization rate is and how it is applied to your property, you will not know if your property has been assessed fairly. For example, an equalization rate of 60% means that your property should be assessed at 60% of its true market value - if the true market value of your property is $1,000,000.00, the current assessment should be $600,000.00. If your property assessment exceeds 15% of its true market value, following application of the equalization rate, a tax appeal is warranted for a reduction in the assessment. By operation of law, it is assumed that your current assessment is correct and it will be your burden to overcome this presumption in order to obtain an assessment change, which is why professional assistance is strongly advised. If you feel that you may be a prime candidate for a tax appeal, we encourage you to seek professional assistance as reductions in assessments may lend to large tax savings. If you are successful in securing a tax appeal judgment to reduce your property assessment, the Freeze Act will apply to your property at your option. This means that your municipality will be bound by the new assessment and cannot increase your property assessment for the year covered by the tax appeal plus two additional years, subject to two exceptions. The first exception is if your municipality conducts a complete revaluation of all properties in the municipality. The second exception is if the municipality proves that there has been a substantial increase in your property value, such as if you construct an addition to your home. Your municipal tax assessor is required to notify you of the current assessment of your property by mail prior to February 1, 2011 and the deadline for filing a tax appeal is April 1, 2011. For more information, please contact Genova Burns LLC at taxappeal@genovaburns.com or (973) 646-3269.


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U.S. Army partners with The Boston Beer Company to create employment opportunities
By Alyssa Salmon New England Recruiting Battalion
"You give us access to an amazing talent pool," said founder Jim Koch. "So for us, we're very excited about this partnership because you will help us hire better people than we can get on our own."
The Army and The Boston Beer Company recently entered into a partnership during a signing ceremony held during Army Week Boston. Thru the Partnership for Youth Success (PaYS) program, the ceremony recognized the intent of the company to strengthen its commitment to both veterans and its community.
BOSTON, May 14, 2019 — The rich history of the city of Boston dates back to the birthplace of the U.S. Army. Colonial Soldiers were first referred to as "Patriots," all-American and emboldened with the very essence of patriotism.
Today, the U.S. Army New England Recruiting Battalion is known as the Patriot Battalion. It was Sam Adams, the American statesman and one of the Founding Fathers of the Declaration of Independence, who was a leader of the movement that became the American Revolution. He epitomizes the essence of Boston.
And nothing is more "Boston" than Sam Adams beer.
The values that The Boston Beer Company, parent company of Sam Adams, upholds are parallel to those within the U.S. Army. They have a strong commitment to hiring veterans as they recognize the values held by those who serve.
"You give us access to an amazing talent pool," said founder Jim Koch. "So for us, we're very excited about this partnership because you will help us hire better people than we can get on our own. I've had the direct experience with the kind of talent that comes out of the military… (with) the skills that come from being in the service - leading a team, accomplishing a mission, doing whatever it took to succeed."
The Boston Beer Company has several brewery locations; however, as the Army won its first campaign in Boston, it was fitting that this partnership was formalized at its brewery located in the heart of Boston.
The PaYs program, thru partners such as The Boston Beer Company, fosters relationships in Boston and provides increased opportunities in the community to spread awareness about the benefits available to those who serve their country. With more than 150 career possibilities available, the Army provides young men and women the opportunity to receive the training and experience they're looking for while also offering money for college. College right after high school, is not the only pathway to success.
The PaYS program is an enlistment option and recruiting initiative for Future Soldiers and ROTC cadets that prepares them for possible employment after completion of their military service. The Army partners with corporations and state agencies to guarantee those enrolled in the program a job interview as they transition into the civilian workforce.
A database that matches the needs of employers with the job skills offered by the Army allows a qualified individual to select a particular job skill with a specific partner.
By becoming a PayS partner, and offering veterans a guaranteed interview after their service, The Boston Beer Company is showing that it recognizes the qualities a soldier has that make for good employees.
"It is truly an honor for all of us at Boston Beer Company," Koch said. "It is also for us a great benefit to initiate a partnership with PaYS because what you do is very similar to what we do. When we hire people, we really don't hire resumes, experience, degrees. We've found that those don't matter that much. What we believe we're hiring is values and behaviors, and those matter a lot. If people don't have experience or skills, we can train them. We can give them that experience."
Boston is an extremely patriotic city whose citizens are very proud of the military. Those of qualified military age from New England are often some of the most educated applicants received into Army ranks due to the outstanding schools in the greater Boston area.
While the Greater Boston area is an extremely competitive market, the Army provides the knowledge, skills and abilities to Soldiers which they can bring back to the private sector making them more marketable. Those with Army service are more competitive against their peers when applying for jobs and are often sought after by leading industry and businesses.
"I stand before you as a veteran and as a businessman," said keynote speaker Brian Concannon, civilian aide to the secretary of the Army for Massachusetts. "Someone who understands the value of a veteran and the contributions veterans can make in corporate America."
"Every year, tens of thousands of young men and women raise their right hand and say send me," he continued. "Some choose combat roles … all choose career paths not unlike their civilian counterparts … truck drivers, supply chain technicians, chemists, doctors, nurses, police officers, and so many others. They receive extensive training and perform and refine these skills in some of the harshest environments. They honorably complete their commitments, and then they come home."
Having the ability to talk with those interested in the benefits the Army has to offer, not only about the jobs available but also about the companies that have become partners which they can interview with at the end of their military service, is one of the benefits of the PaYS program to the Army.
"I will tell you what it does for our Soldiers that come out as veterans, not just in the hard skills, whether its science, technology, engineering and math or anything else that we train in the United States Army," said Maj. Gen. Frank Muth, commanding general of the U.S. Army Recruiting Command. "It's the soft skills. It's the fact that they are respectful, that they are on time, that they are diligent in their duties. They are laser focused on mission-oriented task and success."
"And we know that this is what businesses are looking for," Muth continued. "… and to guarantee those interview is huge and it means a great deal."
In the New England Recruiting Battalion, Soldiers say "Patriots Pride!" as a rally cry of comradery and dedication. Nothing says pride more than a partnership between the U.S. Army, the original Patriots, and the Boston company that celebrates its deep roots in the community.


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Mad Cow Disease in America
Date Monday - August 16, 2004
Guests Dr. Michael Greger, Janet Skarbek, Glenn Kimball
Spread of Mad Cow Disease
Infectious Prions
Dr. Michael Greger, a coordinator with the Organic Consumers Association and investigator Janet Skarbek, discussed Mad Cow Disease which in its human form is called CJD. Greger suggested that the disease started in cows after they consumed diseased sheep parts, which was in their feed. While Europe has outlawed the feeding of slaughterhouse waste to their livestock, it is still being done in the US, as it is cost effective for agribusiness, he noted. This is "corporate greed at the highest level," without regard for public health, commented Skarbek.
Tiny protein structures called prions, causes the illness explained Greger, and they can remain infectious even after being cooked at extremely high temperatures. The illness has a very long incubation period, where a person may not become sick until 10-20 years after being exposed, he added, noting that the riskiest products are cheap processed meats, such as those used in fast foods.
Skarbek advocated for more testing of cows for the disease such as is currently done in Japan. She also suggested writing to your Senator or Congressional representative to let them know how you feel on this issue. For more information, Greger recommended the book Mad Cow USA which is available as a free download.
Cave Discovery
In the first half-hour, researcher Glenn Kimball commented on the possible discovery of John the Baptist's cave. He noted that Byzantine paintings from a different time period were found in the cave, and also said that the cave's significance may be that it shows a fragmentation of worship after Jesus' death.
Bumper music from Monday August 16, 2004
Black Cow
Livin' Thing
E.L.O.
Mama I'm Coming Home
Red Barchetta
Thank the Lord for the Night Time
Give Me All Night
Anomalous Anthropology


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These pierced vases show the wonder of traditional Chinese potter craftsmanship!
These jaw dropping translucent pieces are a marvel to see!
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By Dark Fringe Radio Posted on 24 Mar 2022
Spooky Tales From One of Ohio's Most Haunted Towns
By: Tom Gilliam …….
The charming village of Waynesville is famous for many reasons. It's the "Antiques Capital of the Midwest" and home of the annual Ohio Sauerkraut Festival. It's also haunted.
Founded in 1797, the Village of Waynesville — named for General "Mad" Anthony Wayne — is believed to be one of the most haunted towns in Ohio. It comes as no surprise that October in Waynesville is all about ghost stories. The Ghostly History Walking Tours are hosted by the Museum at the Friends Home, a non-profit local history museum operated by volunteers, located in Waynesville's Quaker Hill Historic District on the corner of 4th and Miami streets.
Why is Waynesville considered to be the Most Haunted Village in Ohio? "We're not afraid to talk about it. The ghosts don't make it scary, and they want us to know about them," said Linda Morgan, vice president of the museum and tour guide.
Credit Tom Gilliam
Haunted Museum?
Built in 1905, the museum was once a Quaker boarding house and later a nursing home. It became a history museum in 2000.
When it was a nursing home, the office staff vacated the premises with no explanation for their departure, and Morgan said she later found out why. "While the ladies were using these offices, they heard kids in the kitchen laughing and carrying on. They walked into the kitchen to find that the door was locked and there were no children in the building," she said. Ghosts?
It didn't take long for the museum team to discover for themselves that they were on haunted grounds, Morgan said. Morgan shared a personal story about the museum's haunted garage.
Morgan said she was among a group of ladies were at the museum in the afternoon one day. When the group left, she recalled getting into her car and looking at the garage doors. "I thought, what are we going to do? The doors are rotten. The whole bottoms are coming out. It looks terrible. You have to be authentic with the time period (as a history museum). You can't just call Overhead Door to put one in. It's going to be thousands of dollars."
"I went home and three hours later I get this email," she continued. "The lady that lived across the street who parked her car in her driveway every day was out back with her husband. They heard a terrible crash and thought that two cars had collided. Then they came running out here. Her car had gone from park into neutral. It rolled out of their driveway, down a hill and across the street into our garage doors, right into the middle where they needed to be demolished. All of the stuff that was in there for the garage sale got trashed. The insurance company paid for the new doors and $500 to replace the damaged garage sale items. So, who can explain this?"
Haunted inn?
Constructed as an inn and stagecoach stop in 1822, The Hammel House Restaurant & B&B on Main Street just reopened on Sept. 11 after being closed for nearly two years. The frame portion of the building was believed to have been used as a tavern in 1800, with Waynesville's first election being held there in 1803.
In June, the new Hammel House owners, husband and wife Kevin and Cheri Douglas and Cheri's brother Jim Lester, began renovations. Around this time, the owners had hired someone to help them acquire and find the best deals on kitchen equipment.
"I happened to be out in the foyer painting," Cheri Douglas said. "My husband, before this gentlemen started, was upstairs in what we use as our office and he felt a cat brush against his leg. Well, we have heard the story of a cat, so it didn't startle him. He just figured it was the cat. While I was painting, I said, 'Oh look, a cat hair.' The gentleman was sitting here in the old dining room. He said, 'You're kidding.' I said, 'No, I'm not kidding.' The hair looked like it had been painted in once. So, I started painting some more and got further down to the end of the stairs here and found another cat hair that looked fresh to me. So, of course I'm me and I'm like, 'Hey, here's another cat hair.' He said, 'Oh, I think it's time for me to go. You guys don't have cats.' I said, 'We have never had a cat in here but somebody did at one time.' He was a little frightened by that." That's not the only hair-raising cat tale.
"We had a little girl sitting at this table," Morgan added. "When she got up to leave after dinner, she had a cat print on her pant leg. There wasn't a cat that came in here during dinner. One of the funniest stories we have is a lady who was sitting at this table with her husband, sister and brother-in-law. She asked, 'Why is my brother-in-law rubbing my leg with his foot?' He wasn't rubbing her leg. It was probably the cat."
Haunted Boutique?
Buckeye Charm, a boutique owned by Jona Powell on High Street, was featured on the Travel Channel's paranormal investigation show "Ghost Nation"in an episode that premiered on April 29 titled "An Unholy Haunting." The show features Jason Hawes, Steve Gonsalves and Dave Tango of TAPS (The Atlantic Paranormal Society), formerly of the long-running paranormal investigative documentary reality TV series "Ghost Hunters," which aired on A&E and SyFy.
The property was built in 1877 as St. Augustine's Catholic Church. In 1976, the church was sold to become a commercial building.
During filming, a loud EVP (electronic voice phenomenon) recording was captured in the building with the words "Hallowed be thy name." The crew was concerned that the voice was a staged prank, Powell recalled. "Because it was so loud and so clear, they've had times in the past where people have tried to trick them or do something. So, they had all of their crew shut down, turn on the lights, stop what they were doing and search for speakers just to make sure that it wasn't something that we were pulling over on them."
Haunted schoolhouse?
There has also been paranormal activity at old Waynesville Union Schoolhouse, built in 1891. The building is currently used for storage by the American Legion hall directly across from the museum.
"After the newer school was built up the hill, they shut it down and put the town library on the first floor. In the basement, the American Legion had their bar where the guys all went. It was the only place in town where you could drink. Eventually, they built a newer building over here. So, the building is just sitting there. Nobody can decide what to do about it, how to save it or tear it down," Morgan said.
Since the museum had heard stories about happenings in the basement, Lee Allen, a local paranormal investigator, was consulted. "Lee brought a psychic from Columbus. She knew nothing about this town," Morgan said. "We were in there with some of the people from the American Legion and Lee's team. All of a sudden the psychic said, 'There's some men here that don't want you ladies here in the basement at all in their legion hall. They want you to leave… Now.'
"It's a guy's place, right? There's a pool hall, bar and all that. So, we just didn't pay attention to it for a little bit. She said, 'No, they're really serious. They want you to leave. This is not a place for ladies.' So, somebody touched my shoulder and I screamed. She said, 'Their names are Ralph and Carl and they really seriously want you to leave.' Nothing else happened so we eventually packed up and left."
Morgan said she told the story to a friend who grew up on the corner close to the American Legion and specifically mentioned Ralph and Carl. "She said to me, 'You're kidding me! Ralph Smith and Carl Stiver spent every day up there in the basement at the bar.' Eventually, I heard Carl's wife say that if he was anyplace in town, that's where he'd be."
Haunted graveyard?
The Friends Burial Ground, a Quaker graveyard dating back to 1804 and a short walk from the museum (corner of 4th and High Streets), was divided into two sections for the Hicksite and Orthodox Quakers in 1828. The dead were buried in the order in which they died instead of by status or family association. Ghost stories about the graveyard can be heard on the walking tours.
Even though the walking tours this season have been well attended, the coronavirus pandemic restrictions have cut the attendance of each tour in half. Prior to the pandemic, tours had a maximum of 50 attendees. Currently, that number has been reduced to 25.
"If you're careful, you can go to Lowe's. Why can't you go on a ghost walk?" Morgan asked.
The last ghostly walking tour for this year is scheduled for Friday, Oct. 30. However, the museum is considering extending the walks into December. Groups of 10 or more (25 maximum) also have the option of pre-paying to set up a tour. "We're talking about probably having one tour a month at The Hammel House (Ghost & Goblet Dinner and Tour) the rest of the year and more walking tours," Morgan said.
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