[S16144775045] The Hibbing Daily Tribune, http://www.hibbingmn.com/dailytribune/, (http://www.hibbingmn.com/dailytribune/).
Evelyn H. Sarff, 73, Evelyn H. Sarff, 73, Nashwauk, died Tuesday, May 1, 2007, in her home.
Born Jan. 22, 1934, in Gray Eagle, Minn., she was the daughter of Melvin and Elizabeth (Marty) Halling. Evelyn grew up in the Pengilly and Calumet areas and was married to Clarence Sarff on Nov. 11, 1950.
She was a homemaker and a member of the Pengilly VFW Auxiliary, and co-owner and operator of the Inn Towne Pizza in Nashwauk.
She is preceded in death by her parents, Melvin and Elizabeth Halling; her husband, Clarence; brothers, Gordon and Robert Halling; sisters, Gertrude in infancy and Betty Barsness, and her stepfather, Evert Kalmi.
She is survived by her children, James (Kathy) Sarff, of Zim, Theresa Welch, of Hibbing, Marjorie (Jerry) Ballengee, of White Plains, Md., Anita (Julio) Lopez, of Chandler, Ariz., and Pamela (Dean) Cowan, of Pengilly; 13 grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; brothers, Harold and Delbert Halling, of Pengilly, Eugene Halling, of Grand Rapids, and Ken Kalmi, of Pengilly; sisters, Louise Kolaski, of Sauk Center, Minn., Genevieve Stolp and Pauline Gangl, of Nashwauk, Alvina Steinberg and Lila Hofer, of Calumet, and Edna Kalmi, of Castle Rock, Colo.
Funeral: Mass of Christian Burial will be 11 a.m. Saturday, May 5 in St. Cecelia?s Catholic Church, Nashwauk.
Visitation: Will be from 10 a.m. until the 11 a.m. service at the church.
Burial: Interment will be in the Nashwauk Cemetery.
Arrangements are with the Peterson Funeral Chapel of Coleraine.


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Q: Failure to record OpenGL window with OBS I run OBS, switch to the window to record, and press the hotkey I've assigned to record. Then I wait 3 seconds and press the "stop recording" hotkey. During this whole time I see the desired animation in the window to record.
What I get out of this is a videofile with the correct length, but in the video:

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*the OpenGL window does not animate in the video

*the OpenGL window it has the OBS window on top of it

The OBS window was not on top of the OpenGL window when I was recording.
Am I doing something wrong?

A: Found a solution. Instead of a "Window Capture" source, I now used a "Game Capture" source.

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The possibility of a new joint use school on South Hill, between Prairie South School Division and Holy Trinity Catholic School Division (HTCSD) inched a little closer to becoming a reality.
In a report to the Prairie South board, an update provided by the Partnership and Team Building Committee said they had met with the HTCSD board as well as Moose Jaw City Council. The purpose of the meeting with Council was to try to get the City to join in on the effort.
As a result of the meeting, Council had requested information related to the footprint of a joint use school for 1000 students.
The board was advised of the progress and the plans, from three operating joint use schools in the province of that size, which had been sent to the City.
A joint use school is a school where both Public and Separate (Catholic) school divisions share the same building but teach their students according to each divisions own values. By being a joint use school, it allows sharing certain resources such as a gymnasium and playground areas instead of duplication and added expense.
Both school divisions have sought a new school on South Hill near new residential development for a number of years.
How You Can be Heard.


Tartu Jooksumaraton is the biggest cross-country running event in the Baltics. This year a total of 8872 took part in the different events of the 34th Tartu Jooksumaraton. Video highlights will cover all four days of the action.
The running festival begun on the 25th of April with the official training where a total of 350 runners and nordic walkers took part. On the 6th of May Charity Run collected money for a 3-year old girl called Cassandra who is suffering with a very rare skin disease. Total of 1314 people took part and 9529€ was collected.
7th of May was the day for childrens' events. Total of 3579 children ran in the different distances. Main distances 23km and 10km were ran on the 8th of May. Ibrahim Mukunga Wachira of Kenya won the mens race and Kaisa Kukk of Estonia was the best female runner.
Next event in the Tartu Maraton Cube series is 35th Tartu Rattaralli.


In "color inspiration", "grey", "inspiration", "wedding color", "yellow"
Yellow is Happy, Yellow is Joy, Yellow is everything that says delight. Here are a few photos I posted a few weeks ago on Wedding Wedding that shows off all the joys and delight in Yellow Floral Arrangements. Enjoy!
In "color inspiration", "floral", "wedding flowers", "yellow"
A very special bride sent me this photo of her on her wedding day, last week. This totally made my day. I adore it when brides send me photos of their wedding day. Its one of the best feelings ever! Rebekah recently got married on October 22nd, 2011 in Knoxville, TN. She made a gorgeous bride and couldn't look prettier! Congratulations Rebekah and Todd, Happy Marriage!
In "Real Weddings", "Thank You", "customer photos", "etsy shop", "pinktea6", "yellow"
Peach, Orange and Yellow mixed in with harvest gords say it all. Don't you think?
In "flower inspiration", "orange", "peach", "photo inspiration", "yellow"
I was browsing on the web and found these 2 images, I was so inspired by it's vintage quality/appeal and yellow color tones, I had to do a blog post on it. The images above are really quite lovely, don't you think? They look like its taken straight out of the book "Anne of Green Gables." Too Sweet!
Does anyone recognize this screen shot? I do! I do! Its taken straight off of Gilmore Girls. Remember when Luke proposed to Lorelai with 10,000 daises? It was one of the most romantic things that was ever wrote on television.
In "cake inspiration", "inspiration", "wedding", "yellow"
Favorite Romantic Comedy/Wedding Movie: Our favorite movie is Stepbrothers…not really romantic! Our favorite wedding movie would have to be Wedding Crashers…we love funny movies!
Inspiration for your Wedding? My Mom passed away or breast cancer about 3 years ago…before she did, she told me that she dreamnt that Ryan and I would get married under a big oak tree with a chandelier hanging from it. After she passed away, we were engaged about a year and a half later. I googled oak tree venues and found the Farmhouse…I knew it was the place. After visiting it, I was in love!
What Color Scheme where you trying to achieve? I wanted greens, greys, and some pops of mustard yellow.
Any DIY projects, you loved the most? I loved our candy buffet and favors. They were so fun to make and turned out so cute!
Any Bridezilla moments while the planning process? The one and only advantage to paying for your own wedding is that you get to do whatever you want! I made all the decisions from day 1! About 10 minutes before the wedding I started to freak out that some last minute details hadn't been finished and no one could calm me down!
Thoughts on the final outcome? Our wedding turned out to be better than I could have ever imagined. The planning all came to an end and it was a laid-back, beautiful event. I had so much fun and remember every single moment of the night. I re-play it in my head all the time and it always makes me smile!
Are you glad its over? We are so glad it's over! I loved the planning---hated the paying! Weddings are ridiculous expensive!
A Special Thanks to Emily + Ryan for sharing their special day with us!
In "Emily and Ryan", "Real Weddings", "Wedding Inspiration", "fall weddings", "farm house wedding", "grey", "october", "outdoor", "wedding showcase", "wedding tree", "yellow"
In "etsy love", "etsy", "mustard", "pinktea6", "yellow"
My Etsy shop 'Pinktea6' (for woman's accessories) was featured on a lovely blog called: Adventures in Love and Happiness. The blog post features bright colored yellow items and my Sunshine Corsage Sash was one of them!
In "belt", "corsage", "etsy", "mustard", "pinktea6", "sash", "yellow"
In "etsy", "pinktea6", "treasury", "yellow"


FROM DATABASE pcl1(te) ID tekey.
buts its not useful to me as no internal table is trapping this changed data. I am also aware of PTRV_VERSION table..But it only traps Changed By data.Does anyone know where the exact changes to trip data are trapped.Or i have to go for Z table creation only to maintain logs of changed data???
It might be some FM should be there to read this data.
Did you check the AEND in tcode PRTE, this contains the closest to a change history, in anycase, I'll move it to the Travel Management forum!


Yuri Pimenov's artworks available to buy now .Contact us for price and additional information.
Yuri Pimenov's artworks available to buy now . Contact us for price and additional information.
Yuri Pimenov (1903-1977) had participated in the experimental period of Soviet Art during the New Economic Period, but decided with others to bring back the figurative and the canvas in the style of the Society of the Easel Painters.
A lot seems to be going on in the painting. At first glance, the picture reminds one of New York, as if it were based on a Bernice Abbott photograph. It is a young woman at the wheel. She is driving directly towards the newly constructed buildings (we do not see these monuments to Stalin in full). She is emancipated and young—having the freshness and ease of her counterpart in the capitalist world. However it was only flappers and modern women in the US that took the wheel in the 1920s and 1930s; the norm was to become a housewife.
Someone is in love with her; because there is a red carnation next to the side window. This is Soviet iconography. The red carnation is the symbol of socialism, and this motif is repeated in the pattern on her dress and in the red flags on the Union building straight ahead. The cars look like Fords.
They might be, but the convertible she is driving and most of the cars belong to the latest Soviet versions of Western automobiles. There were not many of these cars around—not many could afford them. If we look closely we see that most of the women in the painting are dressed as if they are going to see a show on Broadway. In other words, they are not peasants or workers. We get the feeling that the driver is on her way to the theatre, and this interpretation is not too far-fetched as Pimenov loved to do posters for the theatre, often for foreign plays.
This painting forty-five years after Levitan's is telling of the incredible changes that had undergone in Russia. She is driving to Moscow as the site for salvation. In Levitan's landscape the woman is leaving Moscow on the way to Siberia. Pimenov's painting is a celebration of the city and the worker.
Those Soviet skyscrapers were built on the land of churches. The young, emancipated woman will drive past the Union building with the red flags and the statue of Stalin or Lenin. Stalinism was the new religion. The heroes of the realists, upon which they based their Christ in the wilderness, were now the enemies of the Stalinist state.
Many peasants and small hold farmers, the Kulaks, were killed in 1934 as the State moved toward total collectivization. In addition, nice as this city painting is, tens of millions were killed in the purges, and more to die as a result of collectivization of agricultural practices.
She may be the grand-daughter of the peasant woman on the way to Siberia, but it is tragedy behind her. Both Levitan and Pimenov faced censorship and restrictions. The latter however was able to travel and paint much of what he liked, as long as he painted Socialist Realist paintings once in awhile. One feels he did not really have his heart in these.


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Okay I give up... for now
"What is a man!? A miserable pile of secrets! But enough talk, have at you!"
Death Egg Zone Act 1
I like it! Good drum tracks and good instrument selection. I would say that the instrument selection for track 3 sounds a bit off though, it just doesn't quite stand out as much as it does in the original. Other than that, this is a good transcription.
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Lords of the Crown (11/22/2013) - Mod of epic proportions
PonStefon
"Wow! The more I drink of this magical beverage, the more games I can play! Wheee!"
I tried to make TheFatRat's Unity in OrgMaker. I still don't know how to use drums.
Kase377
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PonStefon said:
I'm not that good in terms of my relative pitch, but from what I've heard this seems to be on point. Of course, as I said earlier, my pitch ain't all that, so I could be wrong. That said, the tempo is much too slow. I'd say it's in the 150-160 range. The drums at the beginning don't sound too hard to transcribe, but that's easy for me to say; I'm a drummer myself! The drums seem to be playing a shuffle with an open hi-hat emphasis on the backbeat Speaking of shuffle, try changing the grid display to 4 beat 6 step. the Original song has a definite shuffle/swing feel and I think putting things in sextuplet time could really help. When you do start the drums on your track, they become a bit too slow and off-beat. Just try placing kick on 1 and 3 and closed hi-hat on 2 and 4, the backbeat. After the intro the beat becomes pretty simple.
Also, here's an .ORG transcription of my favorite Sonic 1 song. I feel as if the instruments I chose could use some work, but I'm just gonna publish this now for some feedback.
"i am absolutely not doing a signature. its not 2009." - they said, while doing just that
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Kase377 said:
There are some minor issues, but overall it is a nice transcription! Mostly accurate note placement, and the choice of instrument of the bass is fitting. The biggest problem for me would be track 6, as it is an octave too high, which kinda hurts my ears. I would lower the whole track by one octave. Also, I think the bass track is one octave lower in the original, but it sounds fine where it is now so that's more a matter of preference. There are some minor things too, like the choice of instrument as you mentioned. I think the square-sounding waves for tracks 3 and 6 work well enough, and I mentioned before the bass is good, but you might wanna try experimenting with the others. Also, I think the song (specifically track 6) would benefit from the volume decay commands. I applied the "decay slow" command to the whole track just to see what it sounded like, and it seemed to sound more like the original than without volume decay, so you might want to examine the original song a bit and determine when the volume drops off for each note.
But those are mostly just minor nitpicks, so good job on the song! I do love Spring Yard myself.
well my friend, i hope you continue to have this problem cuz this is very good
excellent rendition, i don't have much of anything to complain about. very nice instrument selection and it sounds mostly accurate. keep up the good work man.
so since we're on a sonic kick here, might as well post my cover of Splash Hill 3 that i made a few months ago. i really like this song, and i think orgmaker's synth-y sounding waves did the original song justice.
A very good remix indeed. Another user posted a rendition of this song a long time ago, and it wasn't nearly as good as this. This one definitely does the original song justice.
I'm not familiar with the original song of this, but I certainly to like the sound of this. This was probably a tricky one, because having as many tracks as that work together at the same starting at bar 4 like that can be tricky, but you seemed to handle it quite nicely.
tlo
"Master using it, and you can have this!"
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OK so >>here<< are my tunes. Some of them I have already posted here at one point or another, although most of those are heavily revised.
I'd appreciate feedback I guess, although some aren't actually done
Spoiler: stupid unhelpful sentences
Hematophagy and Bat Ballet are two sides of the same coin, and I'm not sure which I like better
kissing vines is letkajenkka
rust glow is hardly anywhere near being even slightly done good lord
i've posted night sky's gift and regiphobia before but they're way better now
autumn in three is still my favorite
Here's my take on the Forest Maze theme from Super Mario RPG: Legend of The Seven Stars (if that wasn't obvious already)
All the percussion is new because I felt like the song needed something a little 'special' to give it a new feel.
Wow, this is actually very good. Were you always this good at making orgs? lol. I can't remember how many of yours I've listened to, honestly. Still, fantastic job, I have no complaints.
It was 90% done with a midi that I just put on to Orgmaker, thanks though. I'd consider this one of my better ORGs anyway.
I can't wait to come back full time to ORGmaking when I get my new computer. For now, however, here are two I made:
The Fiery Musician - This is a stunted mashup of some things that define me, it starts out with an original and then transitions to my favorite songs from my favorite games/movies/media.
Dragonborn - a sort of re-imagining of Skyrim's main theme with elements of Morrowind and Oblivion thrown in. Note I made this using the garbled nonsense that are the drums when using ORGmaker in Wine so the drums may sound like crap or be screwed up.
browse my wares, kid. i got games up the wazoo.
also Pac-Land
and a loop of Ocean Man, which doesn't include the ending/second half of the original, just loops before that begins.
Let's try and get this thread back up and running.
Here's a handful of ORGs I've posted previously exclusive to the discord.
I have some ORGs in the works that I've been working on steadily over the past few months on the rare, rare occasions I could access a functional computer. By mid-summer I should have my new laptop and then I'll be making up for lost time! This thread will be filled by August.
I'm just working on whatever ideas come to my head every so and so, original music takes time. Not to say music that's transcribed is easy but for me at least it can take a good dozen tries or so before I'm satisfied with a song I wanna pursue working on.
Sky Sanctuary Zone
Snowman from Mother 1/Earthbound Beginnings
The theme to Crash Bandicoot 3: Warped. I'll update this post with the link to the Soundcloud post when I put it up.
Time for an ORG dump.
Electronic Currents - Original
Retribution - Original
Nothing Related to Blargo (literally) - Original
Mega Man 1 - Elec Man - Transcription
Little Nemo: Dream Master - Mushroom Forest - Transcription
Little Nemo: Dream Master - Flower Garden - Transcription
Little Nemo: Dream Master - Intro - Transcription
Journey to Silius - Stage 1 - Transcription
Mother 1 - Intro - Transcription
Scattle - Bloodline - Transcription

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Action Summary The last general review of the Board's regulations was February 1, 2007. Per Executive Order 107, a general review of the regulations in required at least every four years. The purpose of the general review is to update regulatory standards for experience, education, and training to reflect current industry standards. Additional changes to regulations will be made as necessary.
5473 NOIRA Stage complete. Comment period ended 12/22/2010.
5869 Proposed Stage complete. Comment period ended 2/28/2014.
7051 Final Stage complete. This regulation became effective on 1/1/2016.


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Dengue fever and international travel.
J Travel Med. 2013 Nov-Dec; 20(6):384-93.JT
Dengue is a leading public health problem with an expanding global burden. Dengue virus is also a significant cause of illness in international travelers with an increasing number of cases of dengue fever identified in travelers returning from dengue-endemic countries.
This review focuses on the clinical illness of dengue infection in international travelers and provides a summary of the risk of infection for travelers, clinical features of infection, and an overview of dengue vaccines and their potential applicability to travelers.
Four prospective studies of travelers to dengue-endemic destinations have shown that the dengue infection incidence ranges from 10.2 to 30 per 1,000 person-months. This varies according to travel destination and duration and season of travel. Dengue is also a common cause of fever in returned travelers, accounting for up to 16% of all febrile illnesses in returned travelers. Although the majority of infections are asymptomatic, a small proportion of travelers develop dengue hemorrhagic fever. The diagnosis of dengue in travelers requires a combination of serological testing for IgG and IgM together with either nucleic acid or NS1 antigen testing. Several vaccine candidates have now entered into clinical trials including ChimeriVax Dengue, which is currently in phase 3 trials, live-attenuated chimeric vaccines (DENV-DENV Chimera, Inviragen), live-attenuated viral vaccines, recombinant protein subunit vaccines, and DNA vaccines.
Dengue infection in international travelers is not infrequent and may be associated with substantial morbidity. Furthermore, an accurate diagnosis of dengue in travelers requires the use of a combination of diagnostic tests. Although a vaccine is not yet available a number of promising candidates are under clinical evaluation. For now travelers should be provided with accurate advice regarding preventive measures when visiting dengue-endemic areas.
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onlinelibrary.wiley.com
Ratnam I
The Royal Melbourne Hospital, Victorian Infectious Disease Service, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia; The Nossal Institute of Global Health, The University of Melbourne, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
Leder K
Black J
Torresi J
Communicable DiseasesDengueDisease OutbreaksGlobal HealthHumansTravel
Ratnam, Irani, et al. "Dengue Fever and International Travel." Journal of Travel Medicine, vol. 20, no. 6, 2013, pp. 384-93.
Ratnam I, Leder K, Black J, et al. Dengue fever and international travel. J Travel Med. 2013;20(6):384-93.
Ratnam, I., Leder, K., Black, J., & Torresi, J. (2013). Dengue fever and international travel. Journal of Travel Medicine, 20(6), 384-93. https://doi.org/10.1111/jtm.12052
Ratnam I, et al. Dengue Fever and International Travel. J Travel Med. 2013 Nov-Dec;20(6):384-93. PubMed PMID: 24165383.
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NS1 antigen testing for the diagnosis of dengue in returned Israeli travelers.
Diagnosis of dengue fever in North West Italy in travelers from endemic areas: a retrospective study.
Prevalence of dengue virus infection in US travelers who have lived in or traveled to dengue-endemic countries.
Dengue vaccines for travelers.
Surveillance for travel-related disease--GeoSentinel Surveillance System, United States, 1997-2011.
Dengue virus infection among long-term travelers from the Netherlands: A prospective study, 2008-2011.
Infectious disease emergencies in returning travelers: special reference to malaria, dengue fever, and chikungunya.
Acceptability of hypothetical dengue vaccines among travelers.
The 2014 FIFA World Cup: communicable disease risks and advice for visitors to Brazil--a review from the Latin American Society for Travel Medicine (SLAMVI).
Dengue fever, tuberculosis, human immunodeficiency virus, and hepatitis C virus conversion in a group of long-term development aid workers.


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Taking "field notes," whether your field is a sales floor or unchartered wilderness, makes everyday observation more scientific
By Annie Murphy Paul @anniemurphypaulMay 02, 2012
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A "Tree of Life" sketch is seen in Darwin's "B" notebook at the "Darwin" exhibition at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City in 2005.
Many of science's most important breakthroughs, from the discovery of microorganisms to the theory of evolution, have come about through observation. The scientist's gaze is clearly a powerful tool for making sense of how the world works. But it is not the same as "everyday observation," as Catherine Eberbach and Kevin Crowley call the kind of casual looking done by those of us who don't wear lab coats. "Seeing is not observing," the University of Pittsburgh researchers point out. As practiced by scientists, observation is a rigorous activity that integrates what the scientists are seeing with what they already know and what they think might be true. In an article published in the journal Review of Educational Research, Eberbach and Crowley lay out the differences between expert observation and "just looking" — with the aim of helping the rest of us observe the way scientists do.
(MORE: Brilliant: Why Floundering is Good)
First, scientists train their attention, learning to focus on relevant features and disregard those that are less salient. One of the best ways to do this is through the old-fashioned practice of taking field notes: writing descriptions and drawing pictures of what you see. "When you're sketching something, you have to choose which marks to make on the page," says Michael Canfield, a Harvard University entomologist and editor of the recent book Field Notes on Science and Nature. "It forces you to make decisions about what's important and what's not." Keeping a field notebook — whether the "field" under observation is a sales floor, a conference room, or the garden in your own backyard — makes everyday observation more scientific in another way: Scientists keep careful records of their observations, quantifying them whenever possible. Try attaching a number to each episode you observe: how many times a customer picks up an item before deciding to buy it, how many minutes employees spend talking about office politics before getting down to business.
(MORE: Brilliant: Learning Can Be Passive)
While casual observers simply sit back and watch what unfolds, scientific observers come up with hypotheses that they can test. What happens if a salesperson invites a potential customer to try out a product for herself? How does the tone of the weekly meeting change when it's held in a different room? Scientists actively engage with their perceptions in another way: they organize and analyze what they've seen after the observation session is over. (Even Charles Darwin didn't realize that the famous finches of the Galapagos Islands were varied but related members of the same species until he returned to England and began working out his theory of natural selection.) The skills sharpened by such extended reflection are especially important for young people to develop. While we want today's students to be able to look for information on the web, we also want them to be able to synthesize and interpret the material they find. "These are the essential capacities that all successful people will need to navigate life in the twenty-first century," Canfield says.
Lastly, Eberbach and Crowley note that while novices use observation to collect information and then move on, scientists return to observing again and again, engaging in the cycle of observing, recording, testing, and analyzing many times over. It's a lot more work than just looking, but it's how great discoveries are made.
MORE: 10 Ideas That Are Changing Your Life
Annie Murphy Paul @anniemurphypaul
Paul is the author of Origins and the forthcoming book Brilliant: The New Science of Smart. The views expressed are solely her own.
Paul's latest book is Origins: How the Nine Months Before Birth Shape the Rest of Our Lives.


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Social media has seemingly become the go-to marketing method among many business owners these days, and many feel it is a must have. However, like any good marketing tool, there are pros and cons. While there are a ton of articles out there detailing the reasons you need to be on board with social media, I will illustrate the opposite.
As a marketing professional I am certainly not opposed to utilizing social media (I recommend it often) but I also know that it is not the pot of marketing gold that it once was 7-10 years ago. The chances of that silly homemade video promoting your product going viral are much slimmer now than they were several years ago.
In 2004, there were 1 million Facebook users, in 2013 that number was up to 1.1 billion. So instead of being a big fish in a small pond, you will now be a small fish in the Pacific Ocean-sized social media pond. In other words, unless you are adept at using social media for marketing purposes, you may be wasting your time on it.
The following are six reasons NOT to use social media.
Time – You have none. You're so busy with the business at hand that you have very limited time to hop on the internet and post some pictures, articles, videos, etc. Creating good social engagement takes time to plan what you're going to post and for what purpose. It also takes consistent activity to drive any type of significant traffic that could lead to sales. So, if you don't have a solid 4 hours a week (at least) to commit to social media, don't do it.
Money – You may not have the time to commit to engaging on social media, which means you will have to pay a social media consultant to do it for you. But since you don't have any money to do so, you decide to have one of your office staff do it. Just because you see them on Facebook during work hours does not mean they know how to use it for marketing purposes. So, if you don't have the resources to hire a dedicated consultant or knowledgeable personnel to manage your social media, don't do it.
Privacy – If you're a private person or a business that needs to keep your services/customers private, you may not have anything interesting to post about your business. Regardless of the social media site, every once in awhile your audience will want to see something interesting about you or your business in order to get to know you and not some third party posts or shares. Posting third party information will only get you so far and will never give your audience the ability to know who you are. So if you can't post information about you or your business on occasion, don't bother.
You're Better Face to Face – Social media is just another way to be, well, social. So, if you have the time to network and get to those social settings where decision makers will be, you're better off doing that. Nothing beats face to face interaction and unless you are a 100% online business, the final sale will require face to face interaction at some point anyway. So, if you're strong in social settings and you don't have the time or money to have someone else manage it, then don't bother with social media.
Everybody's Doing It – Creating a social media page(s) because you feel you need to otherwise you'll be left behind is not a good enough reason to create an account. Social media is about engaging your audience in an authentic way. If you are doing it just to do it, then it will come across as fake and forced. You should want to have a social media page to engage with your audience, know their likes, dislikes, concerns and give them information of value to them. If you're doing it just to get sales, then don't bother.
You're a Specialized B2B Company – Most successful companies that use social media well are B2C (business to consumer) companies, so they are trying to reach a broad audience. If your business is highly specialized, with a defined B2B (business to business) target group, then social media may not work for you. Example, if you're a parts supplier to the manufacturing industry, it's unlikely that the decision makers are going to get engaged with your selfie pictures. Don't do it.
In summary, I am not trying to bash social media, as it is a valuable tool for those that know how to use it. But like any tool, you had better know how to use it, or be willing to pay someone that does, otherwise you can be doing more harm than good.
If none of the six reasons above apply to you, then log on, post, share and tweet away.


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Q: Pushforward Lorentz metric: $ds^2=dxdy $ Consider an open embedding $\varphi:\Bbb R^{1,1}_- \hookrightarrow (0,1)^2$ with $\varphi(x_1,x_2)=(e^{x_1},e^{x_2})$
I need to put a metric on $(0,1)^2$.
Here's what I know so far. I need to transport the Lorentz metric: $ds^2=dxdy. $
Since my map is a diffeomorphism I can try to push forward the Lorentz metric to $(0,1)^2$.
I know that $n=\log(x)\log(y)$ is a preserved metric of a transformation on $(0,1)^2$ that is related to the classical Lorentz transformation.
I've tried to get a metric from this preserved quantity but have not been successful.

How can I push the Lorentz metric forward?

Thanks so much.

A: I would like to explain my comments to the OP's post here. As this is too long to be in the comments, I have decided to include them in an "answer format".
The metric on $2$-dimensional Minkowski spacetime is
$$ g = dt^2 - dx^2.$$
Of course, some people prefer to write it as $-g$. In the end, this is just a matter of convention. Now, let
$u = f_1(t,x) := t+x \quad \text{ and } \quad v = f_2(t,x) := t-x.$
Denote by $f$ the resulting map which maps $(t,x)$ to $(u,v)$, and thus has as components $f_1$ and $f_2$.
Therefore, if we let $h = dudv$, then
$$f^*(h) = dt^2 - dx^2 = g.$$
In other words, $f$ is an isometry from $\mathbb{R}^2$ with coordinates $(t,x)$ and Minkowski metric $g$ onto $\mathbb{R}^2$ with coordinates $(u,v)$ and metric $h = dudv$.
Finally, note that both $du$ and $dv$ are null, meaning that
$h^{-1}(du,du) = 0 \quad \text{ and } h^{-1}(dv,dv) = 0.$
This is what I meant by the statement that $u$ and $v$ are null coordinates.

A: The new metric in $(0,1)^2$ is $ds^2=\frac{1}{u}du\frac{1}{v}dv.$
This is done by pulling back the Lorentz metric $ds^2=dxdy.$
$\begin{align}
 (\varphi^{-1})^* (dxdy) &=( d((\varphi^{-1})^*x))( d((\varphi^{-1})^*y)) \\
&= (d (x\circ \varphi^{-1}))(d (y\circ \varphi^{-1})) \\
&= (d \log u)(d\log v) \\
&= \left( \frac{1}{u} du\right)\left( \frac{1}{v} dv\right) \\
&= \frac{1}{u} du\frac{1}{v} dv.
\end{align}$


Treasurer Joe Hockey will pressure the state governments to rethink their opposition to increasing the GST, saying the taxation capacities of each level of government should match their spending requirements.
In a speech outlining the principles for the Coalition's tax reform plans, Mr Hockey on Wednesday will call on states to use a summit next week with Prime Minister Tony Abbott to take responsibility for their budgets and wholly fund such services as public hospitals and public schools.
"Surely it is not beyond the capacity of us as a country to have a sensible, mature debate about long-term tax reform more generally," he will tell a PwC tax reform forum.
So far, the NSW Liberal government has been open-minded about the GST while South Australian Labor Premier Jay Weatherill says it should be extended to financial services. But otherwise, Mr Hockey's push will probably encounter resistance at the state level.
He also wants lower income and company taxes, lower capital gains taxes, more incentives for start-ups and innovation, tax incentives to decrease welfare dependency, and a reluctance to tax or legislate digital disrupters.
"It simply won't work if governments try to tax or legislate them out of existence," he will say.
Mr Hockey will say that many of the submissions to the tax white paper process have called for increasing the rate or base of the GST, or both, and for the states to abolish remaining inefficient duties and taxes.
"As best as possible, the revenue-raising capacity of each tier of government should be aligned to responsibilities of funding and service delivery," his speech notes say.
"Our current federal system clearly fails this objective. Because of the high concentration of revenue-raising capacity at the federal level, vertical fiscal imbalance is higher in Australia than in other federations.
"Not only do the states and territories raise considerably less revenue than they spend, around a third of their tax is from inefficient taxes: stamp duties on real and intangible property, insurance duties and so forth."
Federal Labor and the states oppose a GST increase and Mr Hockey will stress that the federal government will only move on the GST if there is unanimous support.
"When it comes to the GST, let me be very clear: no change will be considered without the unanimous agreement of state and territory governments and bipartisan support in the federal Parliament," he will say.
Mr Hockey will point out that states such as NSW, Queensland and Western Australia have failed to dump some of the inefficient taxes that were meant to go when the GST was introduced in 2000.
Mr Hockey will say next week's leaders' summit would be "a real opportunity for a constructive discussion about reforming our federation".
"This must include the states taking responsibility for their own budgets in order to ensure they can afford their ever-increasing expenditure," he will say.
When Parliament last sat in late July, leaks from the Federation green paper, prepared by the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet, spoke of giving the states policy and funding autonomy in areas such as public schools and public hospitals.
One of five options presented on public hospital funding reform proposes shifting the entire funding and operational responsibility to the states. This would leave the states looking for an extra $18 billion a year if unable to find efficiencies to offset the losses.
The Victorian Labor government called it a ploy to try to force the states to increase the GST.
The tax white paper was designed to present policy options for the Abbott government to take to the next election. Already, however, it has ruled out changes to superannuation taxes, negative gearing and the GST without unanimous support.
Mr Hockey will say any changes must encourage investment, economic growth and wealth creation.
Profits should be encouraged and the importance of capital investment in building wealth recognised. Workforce participation must be encouraged and, as part if this, bracket creep addressed.
"We must address bracket creep because it is better to leave money in the pocket of the taxpayer and resist the temptation for the government, using taxpayers' money, to provide financial support to individuals and families," he will say.


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Jeff Baron Joins Space Coast Office of Tourism as New Finance Manager Effective April 15
By Space Coast Daily // April 10, 2019
PETER CRANIS: 'I'm very much looking forward to having Jeff join our organization'
Space Coast Tourism Development Office Director Peter Cranis has announced that Jeffrey A. Baron has joined the Space Coast Office of Tourism as Finance Manager. "I'm very much looking forward to having Jeff join our organization starting on April 15," said Cranis.
BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA – Space Coast Tourism Development Office Director Peter Cranis has announced that Jeffrey A. Baron has joined the Space Coast Office of Tourism as Finance Manager, effective April 15.
A detail-oriented business professional with more than 15 years' experience in the defense, local government and appraisal industries, Baron holds an MBA in Business Administration from the Florida Institute of Technology and a BSBA degree in Accounting and Business Information Systems from Robert Morris College in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
His principal strengths include administration, business, finance and customer service.
"I'm very much looking forward to having Jeff join our organization starting on April 15," said Cranis.
SPACE COAST TOURISM OFFICE DIRECTOR PETER CRANIS: "There is no more important role we play as a Tourism Office than to ensure Tourist Development Tax funds are accounted for appropriately and that spending is monitored so that we can provide full transparency to our leadership and the community."
"His background and experience will help us moving forward in combination with a full financial audit which we are undergoing now. There is no more important role we play as a Tourism Office than to ensure Tourist Development Tax funds are accounted for appropriately and that spending is monitored so that we can provide full transparency to our leadership and the community."
In addition to running his own firm, The Baron Company LLC since 2008, he previously worked for Harris GCSD in Palm Bay for six years and SAIC in Melbourne.
From 1995 to 2001, Baron was a Senior Deputy Court Administrator for Brevard County. In that role, he managed state and county budgets and participated in the county budgeting process.
Baron replaces Stacey DeLano, who resigned from the Space Coast Office of Tourism last January.
Brevard Tourism Development Council Board Announces Committee Chairs and Appointees


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The SPARK - November 2019
A message from Katy Anthes
12 New Members Added to Teacher Cabinet
One Book Colorado
Family Literacy Month
FACE Vocal group
Additional news and resources
A message to you from Education Commissioner Katy Anthes
Dear Teachers,
Wow! The school year is flying by! Thanksgiving is right around the corner, but if you're like me, you're feeling a bit overwhelmed by everything you want to get done before you can take that much-needed break for turkey and time with family and friends.
October is always a busy time for educators, and it was also incredibly busy, and a bit challenging, for me. This month, I'd like to share my reflections on an issue that's been making me think deeply about school and district accountability. As you have most likely heard, the State Board of Education recently made some changes to future accountability frameworks for elementary and middle schools.
The board grappled with this decision for nearly a year while I and the staff at the department worked diligently to show them the impact of different scenarios. Board members considered the thoughtful, excellent feedback provided by educators, parents, districts and advocates, which resulted in different adjustments from what they initially proposed. In the end, the board decided that the frameworks should be adjusted beginning with the 2021 ratings. The board did this through two decisions for elementary and middle schools:
The cut point between Improvement and Performance on the ratings will be increased by 8 percentage points. The board's rationale for this decision was based on the disconnect board members see with the number of schools rated at Performance, the highest rating, and the achievement levels in some of those schools as well as overall for the state. With 72% of elementary and middle schools receiving the top level of Performance but only 46% of students meeting or exceeding achievement expectations on CMAS English language arts, the board believes our current ratings don't accurately describe the performance of some schools. By making the adjustment to the cut-scores, the board believes it is being more transparent with the public in the description of school performance.
The board also approved the addition of the On-Track Growth measure as required by state law. The On-Track Growth measure will set an expectation that students scoring below "met expectations" on CMAS show enough academic growth to advance one performance level on state assessments within two years. Students who are currently performing at grade level will be expected to show enough growth to maintain grade-level proficiency for three years.
In the end, with higher expectations for earning a Performance rating, some schools and districts may need to increase student performance (growth and/or achievement) in order to maintain or attain a Performance Plan.
I hear the concerns that the change can be discouraging for educators who have been working so hard to increase student performance, and I am worried about this, too. I know how hard our educators are working, and I know many of our students come to school with tremendous non-academic needs that impact their academic needs. I also know we have incredible educators and leaders in our state who we can learn from and who are committed to continuous improvement. I believe that we can meet, and exceed, this bar for our students. If you have ideas for what you need from CDE to help meet this goal, please let me know. While we don't have a money tree, we do have some resources, expertise and networks that we can leverage.
Please know I am committed to working with educators and their districts to help communicate important context about what Colorado's school ratings mean, and what they don't mean. The ratings are based primarily on the only common measure we have of student academic progress in Colorado – our state assessments. I know that so much goes into the quality of a school – primarily the school culture and learning environment that are set by excellent, caring and hard-working teachers. We need to acknowledge that our accountability system doesn't measure that. These new measures won't take effect until 2021, and the state board is still determining potential changes to the high school and district frameworks.
We can and should have some bigger conversations about whether the accountability system could be adjusted to fold in a more holistic view of a school's success.
The board also agrees that it's important to discuss the overall accountability system. Board members have been supportive of the work several districts are doing through the Student Centered Accountability Project (S-CAP), and they believe that innovation at the local level is an important part of this discussion. A Local Accountability Grant application has just been released to support work in designing and implementing local accountability systems that complement the state system. This will be a way for us all to explore and learn more about what is possible.
I welcome your ideas and feedback, not only on how we provide good context to families about ratings in the current accountability system, but also the areas and measures we could consider in a bigger conversation about school accountability. You can always reach me at commissioner@cde.state.co.us.
Thanks for reading my reflections on this complex issue. I know there are a lot of strong feelings about this, and I am committed to listening and trying to find a path forward.
12 new members added to the Commissioner's Teacher Cabinet
Commissioner Katy Anthes welcomed 12 additional educators to her Teacher Cabinet at its first meeting of the school year on Oct. 18, delving into subjects such as changes to the READ Act and initiatives to alleviate Colorado's educator shortage.
The cabinet was formed by Commissioner Anthes in 2017 to provide the department with direct feedback and advice from educators on Colorado education policy. Over the past two years, the cabinet has provided valuable teacher perspective into how state education policy affects work in the classroom.
The cabinet meets at least four times a year, and members serve two-year terms on a volunteer basis. To see a full list of new and returning cabinet members, visit the Commissioner's Teacher Cabinet website.
During October's meeting, the cabinet heard from Dr. Floyd Cobb, executive director of CDE's Teaching and Learning Unit, about changes to the READ Act, which include a new requirement for all K-3 teachers to receive, or demonstrate that they have already received, training in scientifically based reading instruction.
Mary Bivens, director of educator development, took the cabinet on a deep dive into several different initiatives to help schools attract and retain educators, especially in rural areas. She showed a new interactive tool designed to help policymakers understand the issue better, which uses data collected by CDE from every district in Colorado and serves as a sort of heat map of where the shortages are throughout the state.
Keep reading the SPARK for more information about the teacher cabinet.
2020 One Book Colorado voting open
A girl who despite her brothers' indifference designs, builds and inhabits a cool fort; an inpatient caterpillar who just can't wait for the whole metamorphosis process to finish; and a boy whose creative mind can turn anything into a grand adventure.
Those are the stories featured in the annual contest to pick 2020's One Book Colorado that will be made available to every 4-year-old in Colorado.
Teachers, students of all ages, families and anyone else in the community are invited to help choose the book that all Colorado 4-year-olds will receive for free through the One Book Colorado program.
Cast your vote by Tuesday, Nov. 22, for one of the following:
The Little Red Fort, Brenda Maier, Sonia Sanchez
Very Impatient Caterpillar, Ross Burach
The Greatest Adventure, Tony Piedrea
Make voting a class activity by visiting OneBookColorado.org and watching the videos of each story being read in both English and Spanish.
After the winner is announced in April, families will be able to pick up a free book for their 4-year-olds at any Colorado public or military library or in a Denver Preschool Program classroom.
Last spring, 75,000 copies of the winning book, Penguinaut!, were given away. The privately funded program began in 2012, modeled after the successful Preschool One Book, One Denver program. Both programs stem from the idea that providing young children access to books promotes early literacy skills and helps families serve as their children's first and most important teachers.
Celebrate Family Literacy Month
Last month, public libraries across Colorado received posters featuring Colorado Governor Jared Polis and Colorado Education Commissioner Katy Anthes that promote reading. Now you can get in on the action.
In honor of National Family Literacy Month in November, the Colorado Department of Education and the Colorado State Library will launch the #COHearts2READ social media campaign.
This campaign will highlight Coloradans' passion for reading by encouraging students, teachers, school and library staff and the general public to share why they love to read on social media by using the hashtag #COHearts2READ during the week of Nov. 11-15, 2019.
The week-long celebration will kick off by giving everyone a chance to create a READ poster with a Facebook Profile Frame! Check out the activities for each day, including a #bookface challenge, on CDE's website or follow along on Facebook and Twitter.
FACE Vocal Band
FACE Vocal band, an all-vocal quintet that performs throughout the Front Range, raised $20,000 from concerts and recently donated the funds to the Colorado Department of Education.
The money was mostly raised from its Red Rocks performance this past summer. The money will go to the TIGER (Technology, Instruments, Guest Experiences and Resources) grant that provides smaller grants of between $250 to $2,000 to schools and districts for music programs for things like the purchase of sheet music, risers and other basics necessary for music instruction. The grant application is open through Friday, Nov. 22. For more information, visit the Music Education webpage.
Contact Carla Aguilar, arts consultant in the Standards & Instructional Support Office, at aguilar_c@cde.state.co.us or 303-352-7279 with any questions.
Teacher Loan Forgiveness
Wondering whether you can get your federal student loans forgiven for your service as a teacher?
Follow this link to learn about the U.S. Department of Education's loan forgiveness program to see whether you qualify.
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Phillies general manager Ruben Amaro, Jr. revealed earlier this month that Cole Hamels felt some shoulder soreness down the stretch last season and again when he ramped up his offseason throwing program, but he also downplayed any long-term concerns. While Hamels was similarly unconcerned about the situation in speaking to reporters before the annual Philadelphia Sportswriters Banquet tonight, he had a slightly different account of how things went down.
According to Jim Salisbury of CSNPhilly.com, Hamels confirmed that he felt some soreness in September, but he dismissed it as normal wear and tear and wasn't alarmed. However, where the two stories differ is that Hamels denied encountering any soreness this offseason. It's hard to believe that Amaro could be so wrong about something he was so specific about, but the good news for Phillies fans is that Hamels feels fine now and is ready to go for spring training.
Hamels, 29, posted a 3.05 ERA and 216/52 K/BB ratio over 215 1/3 innings in 2012. He signed a six-year, $144 million extension with the Phillies last July.


I'll be giving an open Guest Lecture at the University of the Arts, Netherlands, 6th May 2014.
Radio 3 broadcast Residual Forms on Late Junction on 24th April, you can catch it on iPlayer and Soliloquy from my new Audiobulb album Rift Patterns will be broadcast on Radio 6 on 7th May 2014 on Maryanne Hobbs show.
The album features Still Time – a piece I wrote for Alejandro in 2001.
It features an ibook with a trilogy of videos by Jason Payne, a specially written short story by Deborah Templeton and photography by Stephen Harvey who also designed the iBook. The album is mastered by Dominique Bassal.


No matter the season, I love a bowl of soup for dinner! There's something about the warmth of a soup as it travels down to my belly that makes me happy 🙂 And since it's summer and the heat is kicking here in Austin, we're turning to a soup that is great hold or cold, and satisfies our need for coconut oil and yummy fresh veggies.
This is a vegan friendly recipe too as it omits butter or cream and relies simply on the squash and sweet potatoes for the thick, creamy consistency. Below is one of our fave recipes, and you can play with the topping suggestions until you figure out your fave dish. We love lightly toasted walnuts or almonds for a nice crunchy/salty treat.
Garnish with bacon, chives, walnuts or hot sauce if desired.
looks great! we make butternut squash soup often since my kids love it too but we've never used sweet potatoes too. thanks for the suggestion!
Thanks Janet! They definitely add a sweet touch to the soup that the kids love too. Enjoy!
The potatoes aren't ideal on a paleo diet, but if you allow for a cheat meal or follow the Primal Blueprint diet they are ok. All in all, I think it's important to have the occasional cheat to keep you on track the rest of the time. And if a healthy option like this is a "cheat" then I think we're doing allright 🙂 But if you're following Paleo to the book, then omit them and add a touch of stevia if you prefer the soup to remain a touch sweet. Let me know how it turns out!
How do you cut the squash when it's so hard?
Hi Bailey – that's def my least fave part about cooking with squash (which I do a LOT). I use a large chopping knife, starting at the smaller end and cutting straight down the center. It's not easy and you have to be careful while picking the knife up and working it down again. Make your way along to the fat end of the squash and once you have cut a line all the way long the squash you can stick the knife straight down in the middle of the line you cut (in the center of the squash) and sort of pry it open. I hope this helps!
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It's that time of the year when we can never predict the weather. We can start the day reaching for a jacket and end it by looking for the nearest air conditioner. And, I have never seen a calendar fill up more quickly with meetings and events to commemorate National Disability Employment Awareness Month, the celebrations recognizing the achievements in the disability movement of individuals from both Bergen and Hudson counties and the hip Consumer Meeting on October 18.
With all of this happening I was delighted to be notified that hip has been awarded a Community Development Block Grant to fund our "Safe and Secure Solutions" project.
The purchase of a lockbox to enable someone living alone to have a trusted friend or neighbor have secure access to the house keys to check on them.
We are scheduled to meet with the staff of CDBG to finalize the process and begin to promote it through our Care Managers.
Keep watching your mail for the Fall Edition of hip News. It should arrive later this month.
Despite the fact that June broke records for hot weather, it was a busy month for hip. We held our Annual Picnic, participated in the Aurora 5K Walk and the Bassmasters 30th Anniversary event, and had some fun with pottery as part of the Women's Group. We celebrated the 40th Anniversary of the Bergen County Division of Disability Services, participated in the "Stigma Free" event in Fort Lee, and joined our colleagues from the other Centers for Independent Living for a Legislative Day in Trenton.
Not all of the activities at hip offer us high-profile interactions with the community, which is made evident by our one-on-one work with the consumers through our Care Management Programs. I've just had the opportunity to meet with our Care Management team to review their cases, and I have been impressed by their professionalism and compassion for residents of Bergen County facing a multitude of challenges and barriers.
hip is able to provide an amazing array of services to strengthen the ability for individuals and families to thrive in their communities.
In the mid-90s I was doing some work at the National Rehabilitation Association offices in Alexandria, VA, and it was my first time helping to develop a website. In those days I didn't know dot org from dot com but I gradually saw the value in how information could be shared on the World Wide Web (WWW). So we got the domain address we wanted, put all the links and logos in place and waited for the magic to happen and it didn't. At that time our membership wasn't ready to receive information in the electronic format and relied heavily on the direct contact from local and regional representatives.
The key to a good website is to provide accurate, pertinent and timely information in an interactive format that is accessible and user friendly. I believe that we have finally achieved that goal so we're ready to launch our new website and we are anxious to hear what you think about the new design and features.
We need to thank Pedro Martin for all of his hard work. Pedro was referred to us from the One-Stop and he is now employed at hip through The Easter Seals Community Service Employment Program (ESCSEP). His skill level and ability to redesign our system was an invaluable contribution to this initiative. We also thank hip's Maria Valentin for her work investigating domain names, hosts and browsers and tracking down all of the bits and pieces necessary to make our website a success.
So, welcome to our new website. We know that you're out there and look forward to receiving the necessary feedback to make this an interactive tool.
Over the course of my career, I have conducted public forums, focus groups and town meetings for government agencies and professional associations. These events have always proven to be thought-provoking and stimulating as they advance the democratic process by giving the participants their chance to express their views. Those of us who run programs that provide services to groups serving people with disabilities rely on consumer input to best respond to the needs of the community.
The three topics that always emerge as priorities are Housing, Employment and Transportation, as a matter of fact, we often open the conversation with this trio just to get the crowd engaged. I've recently been asked to co-chair the Disabilities Issues Committee of the Bergen County Workforce Development Board and while the three familiar topics emerged there was a groundswell of support for the committee to focus on transportation alone. Everyone at the table representing at least 16 community programs raised some provocative questions, expressed some dynamic suggestions and agreed to develop strategies around the effective use of available public accessible transportation in Bergen County for work, play, worship and medical appointments.
Like many baby boomers I have decided to follow the advice outlined in the Sedlar-Miners book, "Don't Retire…Rewire" so I will remain in the workforce with some modifications. In my case it meant switching from public service to the non-profit world and trading my 3 hour round trip commute for a short trip from the next town.
Believe it or not I'm not new to hip. In 1980 as a Vocational Rehabilitation Counselor working in the area I was one of the first visitors to the Center and encouraged the consumers with whom I worked to participate in the social and recreational activities they offered. I later spent a short time on the Board of Trustees but the best thing that I did was to convince the top brass at the Division of Vocational Rehabilitation Services (DVRS) to allow two staffers from the Commission for the Blind and Visually Impaired (CBVI) to have free space in the Jersey City office to start hip's Hudson branch. Throughout it all I maintained a good friendship with hip's founding CEO, Eileen Goff and I've been able to stay current on the tremendous growth of the CIL.
So, when it came time to retire from DVRS I looked around for opportunities that would combine my knowledge of people with disabilities, my interest in the progress of the disability movement and my commitment to the full inclusion of people with disabilities in their communities what better place to land than as President and CEO of hip. At DVRS my focus was on training and employment this transition allows me to expand my view and add outreach, education and advocacy to complete the service model.


The best things in life are (almost) free – and don't involve an Uber into the city.
So, payday came, and you got a bit excited. 'Treat yo' self!', you said. 'You need the extra side of guacamole', you said. 'It won't hurt!', you said. Except now that the weekend's rolling in, the account balance is looking, umm, a little sad and empty.
But that's never stopped you from having a huge weekend before. It's time to say hello to these nine next-level weekends away, each of them in the most beautiful natural surrounds, and each of them possible with less than fifty bucks*. Yes, you read that correctly.
It's a measly 25-minute stint from Sydney city, so you have literally zero excuses not to take your boy/girlfriend (or best pal) for a cute waterside weekend away.
Site is suitable for tents, camper trailers, caravans and camping beside vehicle.
This is one of Sydney's most prized camping spots for a reason. Actually, several reasons: this Ku-ring-gai gem has a gorgeous beach, spectacular ocean views and an inland lagoon perfect for floating around on an inner tube (pro tip: mix up a delicious beverage in a plastic cup beforehand and an ultra-chill afternoon is your reward). While you're there, make sure you hit The Basin track and Mackerel track – home to one of Sydney's best Aboriginal art sites.
A must do in the area is the Aboriginal Heritage walk, more on it here.
If arriving via car – please note that a Park use fee applies, at $12 per vehicle per day.
If arriving via ferry – landing fees are included in your camping fees.
This campsite is tent/remote backpack camping only as there is no vehicle access. No powered campsites available.
Book online or by contacting National Parks Contact Centre on 1300 072 757.
Did you know? Make sure you book in advance. This campground is extremely popular and you may be turned away if you arrive without a booking.
Groups of 40 or more people are required to book through the local office on (02) 9451 3479.
Crowd-free bliss. This magical campground holds no more than 12 people.
If a campground has the word 'pool' in it, it's probably a safe bet you want to bliss out there on a warm weekend. Mirang pool campground holds no more than 12 people at a time, so serenity is part of the deal, and the booking will cost you less than your weekly poached eggs with smashed avo.
Getting there? From Town Hall, jump on the T4 train line to Heathcote Station. Look out for the Mirang pool sign and you'll be there in about 30 minutes, but remember it's only accessible by foot, so come prepared with all the food and water you'll need.
This is a remote campground, please make sure you arrive well prepared.
Maximum stay is 1 night.
Cattai campground is teeming with animals, greenery and historical significance.
This is a great campsite with all the amenities and plenty of flat ground to pitch a tent, which is totally great. But what we should really talk about is how magical this place is.
Walking around the Cattai National Park is about as close as you're gonna get to stepping back in time. The park is overflowing with prehistoric vegetation – like red bark, stringy bark, paper gum and cabbage gums – that you can immerse yourself in as you walk down the Mitchell Park track. (Look out for signs: each part of the track is named for the tree springing up around it.) On top of that, there's stacks of colonial history to explore, like the Cattai Homestead and historic farm buildings.
Did you know? The park protects several significant sites belonging to the Aboriginal People of traditional Darug Country, showing their ancient connection to the land. You can find axe grinding grooves on rocks as well as engravings and works of art.
Cattai National Park is locked overnight, including the campground. An emergency after-hours gate code will be included in your booking confirmation.
Site accommodates tents, camper trailer sites and camping beside vehicle.
Park entry fees are not included in camping fees.
The park has coin-operated pay and display machines – please bring credit card or correct coins.
Heaven is 40 minutes from Newcastle.
Just 55 metres from Frazer Beach, this heavenly little campground boasts some of the best views you'll ever get from a tent. You'll be waking up to the tranquil sounds of the ocean beckoning you to take that morning swim (bring your surfboard, too), before you immerse yourself in rainforest as you trek the Palms circuit track beneath a lush canopy. Happy days.
Did you know? Look out for the adorable grey-headed flying foxes while they feed on the cabbage tree palm forest.
This campground has gated access. Please check the park open hours as entry/exit will not be possible after closure.
Sites are marked, unpowered and suitable for up to 6 people.
Site is suitable for tents and camping beside vehicle.
Mobile phone coverage is limited, an emergency phone is located near the amenities.
Strong rips and currents may be present at this beach. Read our beach safety tips.
Freeman's campground is just 40-minute drive from Newcastle and under two hours from Sydney.
Get it right this weekend as you camp in unspoiled bushland near the beautiful Birdie Beach. Freeman's has a stack going for it, including some seriously good whale watching opportunities at the Tea Tree picnic area and lookout. Check out the surf here, then paddle out before you cook up a tasty BBQ lunch.
Ranger tip: Most beaches in NSW national parks are unpatrolled. While enjoying our beaches, it's important to always keep beach safety top of mind. Read our beach safety tips to help you stay safe in the water and on the sand.
Site accommodates tents, camper trailers, caravans and camping beside vehicle.
Book online or by by contacting National Parks Contact Centre on 1300 072 757.
Picnic tables, barbecue facilities, carpark, drinking water, showers and toilets available.
Strong rips and currents may be present at this beach .Read our beach safety tips.
Just an hour from Newcastle (2 hours and 40 minutes from Sydney) lies your new favourite getaway.
This riverside retreat is all about wholesome pastimes like fishing and birdwatching: basically it's exactly what you need to counteract spending too many weekends out on the town. And the best part? It doesn't cost a cent, so you can spend your pennies on extra marshmallows instead. The crowning jewels of the area are the glorious black cockatoos that you can watch from the comfort of your tent as they feed along the river's edge, and there are plenty of furry friends like possums and bandicoots to encounter among masked owls in the bush. Help keep our wildlife wild #dontfeedit.
Pro Tip: Come prepared. Water is not available at this campground, so you'll need to bring your own supply.
Site is suitable for Tent, Camper trailer site, Camping beside vehicle.
Bookings are not required for this campsite.
Nearby lies another, totally free, waterfront gem: Little Mountain Campground. At this remote riverside spot surrounded by dense forests, you'll find opportunities to enjoy everything from kayaking and swimming to cycling and 4WDing. As dusk sets in, look out for swamp wallabies, brush-tailed and ring-tailed possums as you snuggle up in your sleeping bag. See, the best things in life really are free.
Suitable for tents, camper trailers and camping beside vehicle.
Sites are unmarked sites and unpowered.
It's called Bangalow, but Sherwood Forest is probably a more apt name for this epically chill camping ground. Parked deep within Watagans National Park (2 hours north of Sydney), this earthly delight is shaded by tall blue gums and blackbutt trees.
But it's not all about lounging around (if you don't want it to be): there are plenty of mountain biking tracks and challenging hikes like Turners Walking Track to get your blood pumping. In the cooler months, remember to bring some firewood along to keep you and your pals nice and toasty. (Friendly reminder, don't pick up firewood in the park as little creatures often set up camp in them.) We can almost hear the crackle of the fire now. Last, but not least: scoping out Monkey Face Lookout is a must. The views over Martinsville Valley are like an impressionist painting IRL.
Suitable for tents and camping beside vehicle.
Sites are not marked and not powered.
Did you know? Fire safety should always been taken seriously. Be reckless and that glorious weekend away could turn sour very quickly.
*Prices based on the minimum daily rate, which includes the first two campers per night.


A NORTH west Victorian grape grower, whose 60-hectare property was permanently damaged by chemical overspray from a neighbouring property four years ago, has been awarded more than $7 million.
Riverman Orchards, which farms land at Piangil, claimed herbicide spray drift had adversely impacted on its 61.14-hectare vineyard.
The Supreme Court of Victoria was last week told block owner Tony Caccaviello, who had farmed in the Piangil area for his entire life, initially thought the vines had been affected by frost before tests confirmed the damage was the result of chemicals toxic to grapevines and which were not used within a vineyard.
The court heard vetch block owner Rodney James Hayden confirmed his property had been sprayed just days earlier with a mixture containing 2,4-D, glyphosate and metsulfuron-methyl and which included a wetting agent based on ammonium sulphate.
Riverman sought damages for the October, 2013, overspray event for nuisance and negligence.
It asserted that subjecting its vines to the overspray was an unreasonable and substantial interference with its use and enjoyment of the Mallee Block vineyard.
It also asserted the vetch spraying was negligently carried out, principally in the manner in which it was done in the prevailing weather conditions and in the mixture of chemicals chosen.
At the time of the overspray, local winemaker Andrew Peace Wines was purchasing all of the produce from 54.25 hectares of the Mallee Block at annual prices to be agreed each year before harvest.
Riverman claimed its vineyard did not yield the same quantity of fruit and the quality of the fruit produced was poor and that after three seasons it was clear that the vineyard would not recover.
The plaintiff claimed that 8000 vines needed to be removed and replanted to re-establish the vineyard to the standard that it was before October, 2013.
Hayden's principal submission was that there was in fact no interference by him through spraying activities with the Riverman property, but if there was a spray drift event, the plaintiff's damage was not caused by exposure to the herbicides used.
He claimed the damage to Mallee Block vines was caused by water stress arising from inadequate irrigation, excessive pruning and general inadequate management, including inappropriate fertilisation.
Hayden submitted that in any event the alleged interference was neither substantial nor unreasonable.
However, Judge John Dixon said he was satisfied that when the defendant sprayed the vetch, multiple spray drifts were created in sufficient concentrations to cause very serious damage to the vines.
Judge Dixon ordered Hayden to pay Riverman $6,543,626.10 in damages and a further $704,587.66 in interest.
This entry was posted in Spray Drift on July 6, 2017 by Anthony.


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This week's question: What is the longest book you have ever read?
That will have be the books in the series Earth's Children by Jean M. Auel. But once I am finished with the Stand by Stephen King, that book will be the longest.
I love HP too! I don't think there's anywhere else I'd pick other than Hogwarts. Great blog! I'm happy to be a new follower and I look forward to enjoying your reviews!
Harry Potter is awesome and Hermione is definitely one of my favourite characters!!
And I completely forgot Jean Auel's book, it's true they are massive. I'm fighting with the last one at the moment.
Hi! I'm Izzy, and I'm stopping by on the Follow Train. Great choice with Harry Potter - that seems to be a popular decision, and one I made as well!
Most people would guess I'd write myself in the role of a hero in a fictional adventure of some kind. But that would be only partially correct. As is my norm, I throw a curve ball in my answer that makes perfect sense one you follow my logic. Follow me back to my blog at http://www.howardsherman.net and follow along the logic with me!
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Thanks for visiting my blog. I'm a new follower. You're right, The Passage was a long book, but it was frustrating to me. New follower.
I saw you were a Norwegian Book Girl and I had to check you out. I love your blog, it is so soothing. I had a friend in high school whose dad got transferred to Norway. I was too scared to fly all that way to visit, but really wish I had of now.
Harry Potter seems to be a popular choice today!
Being Hermione would be great! She's def my favorite character in that series. Thanks for stopping by!
The Stand is a popular choice this week. The longest books I've read is are classics. Please come see which ones I'm talking about.
I own the Earth Children's Series I found it educational also. Was glad to read the new release. Loved it. Following you on GFC. Stop by and see which book I chose. Should have chose Earth's Children.


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The city of Orihuela in Costa Blanca South has been named the cultural capital of the Costa Blanca in recognition of its vast heritage.
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Orihuela was named first city of the province of Alicante in 1437 and is home to numerous architectural marvels, including the Cathedral dating from the 13th century. Built in Gothic style, it boasts a grand bell tower, many Renaissance and Valencian art works, plus a 18th century Baroque organ.
Orihuela is the birthplace of the famous poet Miguel Hernández. A museum dedicated to his life and work can be visited in the centre of medieval Orihuela. The impressive Church of St Justa and Rufina hosts the oldest clock in the Valencian region, dating back to the 15th century.
Orihuela is also known for its local festivals, such as the Easter week processions which are among the finest in Spain. The Holy Week museum is the place to visit if you want to see sacred art dating from the 14th century.


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Prescribing for young people with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder in UK primary care: analysis of data from the Clinical Practice Research Datalink
Tamsin Newlove-Delgado1, William Hamilton1, Tamsin J. Ford1, Ken Stein2, Obioha C. Ukoumunne2.
University of Exeter Medical School, Exeter, UK
NIHR CLAHRC South West Peninsula [PenCLAHRC], University of Exeter Medical School, Exeter, UK
ADHD Attention Deficit and Hyperactivity Disorders
A Review of Heterogeneity in Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
Yuyang Luo1,Dana Weibman1, Jeffrey M. Halperin2, Xiaobo Li1 3
Department of Biomedical Engineering, New Jersey Institute of Technology, Newark, NJ, United States
Department of Psychology, Queens College of the City University of New York, Flushing, NY, United States
Department of Electric and Computer Engineering, New Jersey Institute of Technology, Newark, NJ, United States
Frontiers in Human Neuroscience
Front. Hum. Neurosci., 11 February 2019
Emerging challenges in pharmacotherapy research on attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder—outcome measures beyond symptom control and clinical trials
Prof Ian C K Wong, PhD1, Prof Tobias Banaschewski, MD2, Prof Jan Buitelaar, MD3, Samuele Cortese, MD4, Döpfner Manfred Döpfner, PhD5, Prof Emily Simonoff, MD6, Prof David Coghill, MD7.
on behalf of the European ADHD Guidelines Group
Centre for Safe Medication Practice and Research, Department of Pharmacology and Pharmacy, The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, China
Research Department of Practice and Policy, University College London, School of Pharmacy, London, UK
Department of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, Medical Faculty Mannheim, Central Institute of Mental Health, University of Heidelberg, Mannheim, Germany
Department of Cognitive Neuroscience, Donders Institute for Brain, Cognition and Behaviour, Radboud University Nijmegen Medical Centre, and Karakter Child and Adolescent Psychiatry University Centre, Nijmegen, Netherlands
Centre for Innovation in Mental Health, School of Psychology and Clinical and Experimental Sciences (CNS and Psychiatry), Faculty of Medicine, University of Southampton, Southampton, UK
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Department of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology and Neuroscience, King's College London, and National Institute for Health Research Maudsley Biomedical Research Centre for Mental Health, London, UK
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