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Wally Tew Reserve is a lovely playground in Ferntree Gully that is worth a visit; even if you're not local. This little gem of a play space had some of my favourite playground elements going for it, and kept our crew (two mums, five kids) happy for a few hours easily.
Well firstly it is FULLY FENCED! Can I get an amen? Why aren't all playgrounds fenced? Or at least the majority. I always smile when I go to the new playground to find gates. Woo!
There was a heap of shade. So many well established trees surround Wally Tew Reserve that wherever you wish to sit you will have shady options near by.
There are even toilets close by! Hooray! Also close by is the local library if the weather suddenly turns on you during your visit.
We also liked that the play area was large and uncluttered with many different things to climb, swings, and even a flying fox.
The playground also includes a liberty swing which is always nice to see.
Add Wally Tew Reserve to your playground visit list, pack a picnic and have a fab day out! Your kids will have a blast, and you won't spend your day harassing them to wear a hat! Enjoy the shade and have fun.


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[LONDON] Britain's factory sector grew more slowly than expected in February but still looks set to help the economy keep up its strong, post-Brexit vote momentum in early 2017, a survey showed on Wednesday.
The Markit/CIPS UK Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) also showed a slight easing in inflation pressures, which had been rising at a record pace after the tumble in the value of the pound triggered by the decision to leave the European Union.
The overall manufacturing PMI slipped to 54.6 from 55.7 in January, below the median forecast of 55.6 in a Reuters poll of economists.
However, the figure remained close to December's two-and-a-half-year high.
Rob Dobson, an economist at IHS Markit, said the survey suggested manufacturing output growth close to 1.5 per cent in the first quarter, which would be one of the best performances in the last seven years.
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Slower growth in new orders and a drop in backlogs of work suggested a slowdown, but high levels of optimism among firms, job creation, a recovery in export orders and rising levels of purchasing suggested it would be mild.
Manufacturing accounts for around 10 per cent of Britain's economy, a fraction of the size of the dominant services industry. Markit is due to publish its PMI for services on Friday.
The Bank of England is watching closely for signs of a slowdown in Britain's economy this year, caused by rising inflation and weaker spending power among consumers. However, it has forecast growth of 2 per cent, stronger than expected by economists polled by Reuters.
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1927, Thomas Leslie Skewes
[Unfortunately newspaper reports could not be located for Thomas Leslie Skewes' indecent exposure trial during January 1927. However, a gaol photograph for that conviction is available.]
The Canberra Times, Tue 5 Jul 1927 1
In Queanbeyan Stores
MAN'S BRIEF CAREER
Pillow slips, knitted frocks, flannel frocks, knitted jumpers, woollen jumpers, a man's overcoat, a pair of braces, and a string of sausages—all these attracted his attention of Thomas Leslie Skewes 2 during his brief visit to Queanbeyan on June 25, with the result that he was convicted at the Police Court on Friday on two charges of thieving goods from Queanbeyan stores.
On January 21, at Paddington Police Court, Skewes was sentenced to six months in Goulburn Gaol, but was later allowed to leave the gaol on license provided he remained within the limits of the County of Cumberland. At the same time as he faced the two stealing charges a charge of breaking this provision was also preferred against him. On this charge he was convicted and sent back to Goulburn to serve the unexpired portion of his sentence.
The goods alleged to have been stolon by accused totalled in value nearly £13. In evidence, the police said he took a tweed overcoat, valued at £2/12/-, from Hayes and Russell's store. He then talked across the street to Money Savers Ltd., and burdened himself with lady's knitted frock, a child's knitted frock, three maids' flannel frocks, a lady's knitted jumper, one woollen jumper, three pillow slips and a pair of braces, to a total value of £9.
Unfortunately for Skewes, his tour of the shop was watched by William E Woodcock, manager of Money savers Lid., and when he left the establishment Mr Woodcock set out in pursuit. Following him along Monaro-street, Mr Woodcock overtook and seized him in Lowe-street behind the Queanbeyan Garage, whereupon Skewes dived under a stationary motor car. The police were communicated with, and Mr Woodcock stood by until Constable McNeely arrived.
In evidence, the constable said defendant appeared to be drunk when he arrested him, but he was of opinion that defendant purposely exaggerated his condition.
Skewes told the court he was a hotel manager, residing at Union-street, Paddington. He left Sydney on June 24 to visit Canberra. Returning from Canberra to Queanbeyan the following afternoon, he imbibed freely. On one occasion, when, in company with several other convivial spirits, he was drinking out of a bottle in the street, he was moved on by the police. The bottle was finished in the seclusion of an adjacent butcher's shop, and, upon emerging into the street again, he was surprised he said, to find a string of sausages in his pocket. He threw these away, but of the subsequent events he most clearly remembered was a crawling excursion behind some motor cars. He had a faint recollection of a visit, to Moneysavers Ltd., but otherwise his mind was blank. Earlier in the day his braces had broken, and it was probably with the intention of purchasing a new pair that he visited Moneysavers.
The Police Magistrate (Mr WJ Forrest) would accept no excuses, however and imposed a fine of £5; in default, two months' hard labor, in respect of the larger theft; and a further fine of £3; in default, one month's hard labor, for the theft from Hayes and Russell, Ltd.
1 The Canberra Times, (ACT), Tue 5 Jul 1927, p. 1. Emphasis added.
2 There is a gaol photograph for Thomas Leslie Skewes' indecent exposure January 1927 trial available at: SRNSW: NRS2467, [3/6118], State Penitentiary photographic description book, 19 Nov 1926-5 May 1927, No. 22024, p. 96.
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Why should you believe in yourself? When you wake up and go about living your daily life, the only thing that you can be really sure about is your Being. You are always there. Even in sleep you exist, even though you are not aware of it. In dreams too, you are there, even though your body is idle and only your mind is working.
All other things keep changing. Things that make you happy one day, give you misery later. People whom you trusted and loved dearly, disappoint you. Most people you thought were totally reliable and dependable and loyal, and the objects you thought gave you happiness, turn out to be duds. They cease to make you happy or actually give you misery.
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British Airways named Consumer Superbrand of the Year 2014
British Airways has been named the winning Consumer Superbrand of 2014, securing the top position against 1,500 other brands vying for the prestigious title. It's the first time an airline or travel brand of any kind has topped the poll.
The UK's Consumer Superbrands are chosen by the British public in a national survey of 3,000 adults. The annual survey, which has been identifying the UK's leading brands since 1995, was managed by The Centre for Brand Analysis (TCBA).
Frank van der Post, British Airways' managing director brands and customer experience, said: "We are thrilled to be named the Consumer Superbrand of the year. The greatest accolade is that the hard work of our teams has been recognised by the public to receive this coveted award.
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Between the dress, the bridal party, the location and the guests, you are swamped with wedding decisions and planning. In order for a successful wedding and effective planning, you want to do everything possible to keep things smooth and simple.
Thankfully, there are many things that can be done to help this process. The wedding rentals for your reception are a great place to start where you can save time, confusion, and money. Rentals include anything from the tables and chairs, to a tent, or dance floor.
The following are some top tricks to help you navigate wedding rentals.
If you are having an outdoor wedding, the tent will be the focal point and center of your reception. It is very common for there to be a miscalculation when ordering a tent. This is a silly mistake that can cause stress and unforeseen expenses. Double check the size of tent required for your venue. You can determine the size by measuring directly from the venue and planning for seating allocation. The venue will often have pre-set parameters that are recommended for tenting.
When first thinking about your wedding, you may want lavish, antique wooden chairs for everyone to enhance the beauty of your reception, however, there are other options. The idea of large, beautiful chairs is nice and doable, but there are many alternatives. For a savings opportunity, consider plastic chairs that can be decorated with linens. This option allows flexibility in your design and is a more economical option.
Lighting is a very important factor in the look of your wedding. You want lighting that highlights your style and provides a romantic vibe. A popular option for many venues is a chandelier centerpiece that has crystals which sparkle across the venue. Though this is elegant and romantic, consider the option of renting string lights. These are simple and beautiful and allow for a more personal touch to your reception as you can choose the location of the lighting.
While choosing your rental company that will help create your wedding, ask if they also have installation services. For some rental items, such as lighting, tenting, and tables, there is a lot of manual labor involved in the setup of the location. If the rental company does provide this service, you will reduce stressand save cost knowing that a company you trust will install all required pieces of your wedding.
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A wedding requires a lot of planning for many different details. Using a wedding rental service is a great way to personalize your reception and ensure that you have everything you need on your big day. Having an idea about the look that you want will greatly help you reduce stress as it gives you a direction to aim for. Think about the desired look of your wedding and rent items that follow the flow of your idea.
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Hospital staff and a representative from the South Cariboo Health Foundation pose on one of ten new benches found around the South Cariboo Health Centre. The benches were funded by the health foundation and are now available for purchase as a memorial to a loved one or in honour of a group. Back left: James Munroe, Becky Pincott, Taralynn Leclair and Chrystal Stewart. Front left: William Holyk, Brenda Devine and Natalie Kulwk. Tara Sprickerhoff photo.
Memorial benches available for purchase
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On a beautiful fall day, patients and staff alike could be seen lounging outside, on ten new benches around the South Cariboo Health Centre.
The last of the new memorial benches was installed on Sept. 18 by facilities staff as part of a collaboration between them and the South Cariboo Health Foundation.
The foundation is funding the benches, after William Holyk, the plant services supervisor, approached them with the request.
"The old ones were 17 years old and they were basically fir so the wood was getting old obviously," says Holyk. "The maintenance cost to keep them up in a state where they could sit out in front of a public place was high."
The health foundation board got behind the request, purchasing recycled plastic benches that are made to last.
The benches were transported by Steve Brown, of the Interlakes Rona, from Langley to 100 Mile House for free, to which the foundation extends a huge thank you.
Now, as part of a fundraising effort by the foundation to pay for the benches as well as glean a small amount extra for their other hospital purchases, families and individuals can purchase one of the benches for $1,400.
"The little bit of money that we make on it it goes back to buying things at the hospital so it passes on a little bit more than just buying a bench," says Brenda Devine, public relations and fundraising manager for the South Cariboo Health Foundation.
The purchase comes with a plaque that can be filled in with a quote or some words in honour of a loved one or an expression of gratitude.
So far, five have been purchased, including one in honour of the volunteers who helped during the summer's wildfires.
"It represents the health and welfare of the staff to be able to come out here and be on proper stable [bench] and also the patients," says Devine.
"We have acute and residential [patients] at Fischer Place and Mill Site. There are some of them up there that could be wheeled out or come out for the fresh air. When they were dilapidated, nobody would want to sit out here and put themselves in harms way."
While the benches are a little different than the foundation's usual purchases — normally they buy equipment the hospital needs — Devine stresses that they are important for both patient and staff health.
"I think what's good about it is that we have the staff itself of this hospital have seen how important it is for themselves. It gives them something. It's not just about another peice of equipment, it's something for them."
There are a total of 22 benches around the site that need to be replaced, says Devine.
If this project goes well, she says the board may look into continuing the project in an upcoming year.
In the meantime, there are some new "comfortable" (as one staff member remarked) places to sit around the centre.
If you're interested in purchasing a bench, contact the health foundation at 250-706-2101.
"We were absolutely tickled pink that they would fund that for us," says Holyk.
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Q: Json property of an undefined object not printing. Why? I came around a simple behavior that I cannot quite understand. I am trying to check for the validity of a JSON array of objects, the core point here is that the user 'choses' its size (for example, if he types 2, there will be 2 objects).
Each object is supposed to have a name and a version.
I wanted to be sure that he enters something, so when he hits he submit button, I'm checking for this kind of statement:
if (myarray[0].name !== undefined || myarray.name !== null)
{
  // Do some crazy stuff as crazy a return;
}

And I was not working. When I went to further inspection (console.log, wow), I noticed this:
console.log(myarray);         // Prints '[]' because it is empty
console.log(myarray[0]);      // Prints 'undefined', seems legit
console.log(myarray[0].name); // Prints ... Well, nothing

Why does the third console.log does not print undefined ? Any property of an undefined object should be undefined, or is there something I am missing in JavaScript ?
Thank you in advance !

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Why does the third console.log does not print undefined ?

Because it throws an exception: TypeError: Cannot read property 'name' of undefined. That happens when you try to read a property from undefined or null.

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Q: Python Sum of Linked List These are my code
class Node():
'''A node in a linked list'''
    def __init__(self, data, next_node=None):
        self.data = data
        self.next_node = next_node

def sum(LL):

    head = LL

    # If Linked list is empty, return 0
    if (head.data is None or head.data == []):
        result = 0

    # If Linked List contain only 1 node then return it
    elif (head.next_node is None):
        result = head.data

    else:
        curr = head
        result = curr.data
        # If next is not None then add up to result
        while (curr.next_node is not None):
            curr = curr.next_node
            result += curr.data

    return result

Problem is at the end of the code
while (curr.next_node is not None):
    curr = curr.next_node
    result += curr.data

If i try this
LL = Node(1, Node(2, 3))
sum(LL)

I don't understand why it said
builtins.AttributeError: 'int' object has no attribute 'data'
The while loop works until it reach the last node
result should be 6

A: Because 3 is your next node. You probably wanted something like:
LL = Node(1, Node(2, Node(3)))

A: You are pointing to a node at the end which does not exist. The second nested node points to a next node 3, but that node does not exist sow hen it goes to look for its data, it is nowhere to be found.

A: How about a different approach; create an iterator to iterate through the linked list.  Then you've got a standard iterator and you can just sum it with the builtin sum function:
def traverse(LL):
    head = LL
    while (head):
        yield head.data
        head = head.next_node

sum(traverse(LL))


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Publisher's Weekly Review of PHASE SHIFT by Elise Abram
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Review of Mount Pleasant by Don Gillmor
I first heard about Mount Pleasant by Don Gillmor on CBC Radio One. The reviewer said he couldn't read the novel in public because he was embarrassed by the laugh-out-loud moments. I could use a good laugh, I thought to myself, and went home, downloaded and read the preview, and liked it enough to buy the ebook. The premise of Mount Pleasant is simple enough—a middle-aged man faces the realization that life is not what he'd expected.
When Harry Salter's father dies leaving much less by way of inheritance than Harry thought, he hires a forensic accountant to find out what has happened to his father's money. On the way he has an affair with his father's younger second wife, learns his own wife had an affair decades earlier, comes to terms with his son's new girlfriend, and his ailing mother. In his quest, Harry discovers his father was cheated out of his money by colleagues involved in a ponzi investment scheme. Now, in addition to the fact that he's barely staying financially afloat, he must pay the forensic accountant for his services and convince his wife to sell the house in order to ease their financial burden. He must also come to grips with a sense of his own mortality after a colonoscopy yields a number of polyps.
Mount Pleasant—named after the cemetery in which Harry's father is buried—is beautifully written. It is funny in a way, but the tone is more dark and ironic than laugh-out-loud funny. The novel paints a detailed picture of Harry and his disenfranchisement from both his family and society. Though he teaches and still has contact with youth, there is the sense that the world has passed Harry by, and Harry doesn't quite know what to make of it. While reading the novel, White Noise by Don DeLillo came to mind as both Gillmor and DeLillo write about coming to terms with a changing, postmodern society. In White Noise, fear of the future comes in the form of airborne toxins and invisible technological miasma. In Mount Pleasant, it is in the form of growing old alone (both literally and figuratively), and finding oneself unable to maintain accustomed lifestyles in a rapidly approaching retirement.
Mount Pleasant is worth the read. Gillmor's prose is literary, his descriptions—whether on point or on tangent—superb. Gillmor's storytelling is even paced, though anti-climactic. Mount Pleasant is a slice-of-life parable with which many aging baby boomers will identify.
Elise Abram, English teacher and former archaeologist, has been writing for as long as she can remember, but it wasn't until she was asked to teach Writer's Craft in 2001 that she began to write seriously. Her first novel, THE GUARDIAN was partially published as a Twitter novel a few summers back (and may be accessed at @RKLOGYprof). Nearly ten years after its inception Abram decided it was time to stop shopping around with traditional publication houses and publish PHASE SHIFT on her own.
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Sixteen-year-old Hilda has thought she was living with a mental illness for most of her life, but all of that changes when she meets Tyler, who claims to be einherjar, one of Viking god Odin's warriors.
Can Hilda prevent the world from suffering its catastrophic fate once Ragnarök has begun?
You can't hurry love. You also can't cultivate it over successive manipulations of the timeline. After inventing a time machine, Nigel and Daniel dance a tango through time as they vie for Paula's affections.
Heddy is Sad is an excellent book for educating children, youth, parents, friends, and caregivers how to recognize when someone is suffering with depression and how to support a loved one in need.
All too often, we focus on the negatives that come with a diagnosis of ADHD. It's time that changed, and we begin to focus on the positives. Harry has a lot of Energy is an amazing book for helping children, youth, parents, and caregivers who have first-hand experience with ADHD to see the positives to this unique condition.
Astraphobia, an extreme fear of thunderstorms, can be debilitating at times. Most children outgrow their fear of storms, but until that happens, every dark cloud can cause anxiety and fear. Luna is Afraid of Storms is a great book to help children come to terms with their own fears or unease when it comes to storms alongside Luna as she does the same.
Reading a book in and of itself is a great way to stay occupied, but Luna has Nothing to do will spark your child's imagination, suggesting wonderfully fun ideas he or she can do to stave off boredom while staying inside.
Addison Haney is released from a psychiatric ward having suffered amnesia after an unknown traumatic event and embarks on a quest to figure out who she was. Rather than come together, her life begins to unravel. Addison suffers from a strange photo sensitivity to the sun, her boyfriend, Piers, is never around during the day, and Percival, the local club owner, seems to know more than he's letting on. If that's not bad enough, people around her start to die horrible, bloody deaths.
No sooner has Bethany beat the Carrington Pulitzer Revelation Chronicles Online Extended Playpack game than Agents Quinto and Nimoy show up on her doorstep (because that's not weird). Their offer: serve her government by finding stolen and hidden secrets in the game.


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Wilhelm Johannes Friedrich Carl Freiherr von Nordeck zur Rabenau (* 5. August 1798 Neustadt (Hessen); † 10. April 1862 Dieburg) war ein deutscher Forstmeister und zeitweise Abgeordneter der 2. Kammer der Landstände des Großherzogtums Hessen in Darmstadt.

Eltern und Familie
Er entstammte dem Adelsgeschlecht der Nordeck zur Rabenau und war der Sohn des Hessen-Kasseler Offiziers Hugo Leopold von Nordeck zur Rabenau (1755–1832) und dessen Frau Therese Bassilia geborene Freiin Huldenberghe van den Borsch. Nordeck zur Rabenau war katholisch.

Sein fünf Jahre älterer Bruder Friedrich Joseph Kilian Freiherr von Nordeck zur Rabenau (1793–1863) war ein hessischer General und Politiker und Abgeordneter der 1. und 2. Kammer der Landstände des Großherzogtums Hessen in Darmstadt.

Leben
Wilhelm war Solms-Braunfelsischer Revierförster und Forstmeister in Hungen und ab 1853 Forstmeister in Umstadt. Auch war er von 1838 bis 1841 Abgeordneter der 2. Kammer der Landstände des Großherzogtums Hessen in Darmstadt.

Ehe und Nachkommen
Als 40-Jähriger heiratete er am 20. Mai 1838 in Ober-Mörlen die 13 Jahre jüngere 27-jährige Charlotte Freiin Wetzel genannt von Carben, (* 14. Oktober 1811 in Ober-Mörlen; † 21. November 1888 in Dieburg), Tochter des Johann Freiherr von Wetzel gen. von Carben auf Ober-Mörlen und der Sophie Freiin von Syberg zu Sümmern. Durch diese Heirat kam er in Besitz des Hofgutes Ober-Mörlen nebst Schloss Ober-Mörlen in der Wetterau, ca. 45 km nördlich von der Stadt Frankfurt am Main. Zu ihren Nachkommen zählten u. a.:
 Viktor Freiherr von Nordeck zur Rabenau (* 21. August 1839; † 13. Januar 1911) heiratete seine ältere Cousin Karoline von Nordeck zur Rabenau, eine Tochter von Friedrich Joseph Kilian Freiherr von Nordeck zur Rabenau (1793–1863). Zwischen 1870 und 1890 gehörte ihm auch das heute noch existierende zweigeschossiges, klassizistische Wohnhaus mit vorspringenden Walmdach in Gießen, Frankfurter Straße 52. Er war spielsüchtig und verspielte sein Vermögen in Spielbanken. So musste er sich Stück für Stück von seinem Erbe trennen, Schloss Ober-Mörlen (verkauft 1895), Schloss Stammheim (Ortsteil von Florstadt, verkauft 1891), Seltersberg bei Gießen (verkauft), Mitherr auf Mittelburg Rabenau (verkauft) und lebte zuletzt quasi zur Untermiete geduldet in Schloss Ober-Mörlen. Auf dem Friedhof von Ober-Mörlen befindet sich auch heute noch die Grabstätte der Eheleute Victor und Karoline von Nordeck zur Rabenau.
 Ferdinand Freiherr von Nordeck zur Rabenau (1865–1921), ältester Sohn, hessischer Polizei-Bezirks-Kommissar in Offenbach (Main). Drei weitere, jüngere Brüder starben im Ersten Weltkrieg. Sie waren alle unverheiratet und kinderlos. Er heiratete als 47-Jähriger die 18-jährige Johannette Jörg, Tochter des Großgärtners Daniel Jörg aus Frankfurt-Oberrad. Ihr einziges Kind Gabriele Maria Anna Karoline Charlotte Susanna Freiin von Nordeck zur Rabenau (* 11. August 1913 in Offenbach; † 12. Oktober 1999 in Dieburg) wurde Hebamme und heiratete Josef Böhm (1913-N.N.). Das Ehepaar hatte einen Sohn und eine Tochter. Mit dem Tod der Gabriele Böhm geborene Freiin von Nordeck zur Rabenau endete diese Nameslinie des Adelsgeschlechts von Nordeck zur Rabenau.
 Friedrich Freiherr von Nordeck zur Rabenau (1868–1924) starb umnachtet an den Folgen eines schweren Reitunfalls.
 Hugo Freiherr von Nordeck zur Rabenau (1873–1914), gefallen im Ersten Weltkrieg
 Hermann Freiherr von Nordeck zur Rabenau (1879–1916), gefallen im Ersten Weltkrieg
 Maria Freiin von Nordeck zur Rabenau (* 1890 in Dieburg; † 1988), verheiratet ab 1918 mit Adolph Anton von Gemmingen (1886–1963), Herr zu Fränkisch-Crumbach, Großherzoglich Hessischer Hofjunker, von 1929 bis 1933 Kreisdirektor in Bingen und von 1945 bis 1946 Landrat in Darmstadt.
 Anna Freiin von Nordeck zur Rabenau (1843–1920), verheiratet mit Hugo Freiherr von Fechenbach-Laudenbach (1837–1892). Das Ehepaar lebte in Schloss Fechenbach in Dieburg. Beide fanden auf dem dortigen alten Friedhof ihre letzte Ruhestätte. Anna war die Großtante und Taufpatin der Gabriele Maria Anna Karoline Charlotte Susanna Freiin von Nordeck zur Rabenau (1913–1999).

Literatur
 Genealogisches Handbuch des Adels, Freiherrliche Häuser Band XXI, Band 120 der Gesamtreihe, S. 239–287, Vollständige Stammfolge der Freiherrn von Nordeck zur Rabenau, C. A. Starke Verlag, Limburg (Lahn) 1999, .
 Jochen Lengemann: MdL Hessen. 1808–1996. Biographischer Index (= Politische und parlamentarische Geschichte des Landes Hessen. Bd. 14 = Veröffentlichungen der Historischen Kommission für Hessen. Bd. 48, 7). Elwert, Marburg 1996, ISBN 3-7708-1071-6, S. 282–283.
 Klaus-Dieter Rack, Bernd Vielsmeier: Hessische Abgeordnete 1820–1933. Biografische Nachweise für die Erste und Zweite Kammer der Landstände des Großherzogtums Hessen 1820–1918 und den Landtag des Volksstaats Hessen 1919–1933 (= Politische und parlamentarische Geschichte des Landes Hessen. Bd. 19 = Arbeiten der Hessischen Historischen Kommission. NF Bd. 29). Hessische Historische Kommission, Darmstadt 2008, ISBN 978-3-88443-052-1, Nr. 641.

Weblinks

 Grabmal des Wilhelm von Nordeck zur Rabenau (1798-1862) und seiner Ehefrau Charlotte geb. Wenzel von Karben (1811-1888) auf dem alten Friedhof von Dieburg
 Grabmal des Hugo Freiherr von Fechenbach-Laudenbach (1837-1892) und seiner Ehefrau Anna geborene Freiin von Nordeck zur Rabenau (1843-1920) auf dem alten Friedhof von Dieburg
 Freiherren von Nordeck zur Rabenau sind erloschen von Peter Kreuter (PDF; 1,3 MB)
 Wasserburg Rabenau, Mittelburg, Rabenau (Lahn-Dill-Kreis) – Londorf, Burgstraße

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Mitglied der Zweiten Kammer der Landstände des Großherzogtums Hessen
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Post-"Jug" weekend finds a lot of division members resting after jaunts around the Delaware, Ohio half-miler. That doesn't mean there are slim pickings; there are plenty of good races, classy sires stakes, and the big mare pace in Canada, to interest our wagering bankrolls.
As the clock ticks for the Breeders Crown elims, "Crown"-eligibles are racing to the deadline of decision. We are covering all the division here and in our exclusive blog, Breeders Crown Countdown. The results about eligibles for the season-ending championships, will be available regularly at the Hambletonian Society website's area for the Crown.
This Saturday, Sept. 24, TwinSpires offers a full card of 10X points on the Vernon Downs program. New York Sires Stakes (NYSS) are sprinkled around the card. We'll suggest some contenders in this blog.
At Mohawk, the survivors of elims last week in the mare-pacer division meet for the $400,000 final of the Milton Stakes. Perhaps the fact that Dreamfair Eternal has shown her weak side, having lost once to Anndrovette and dead-heating with her in the elim, there will be an upset in the final.
If we decide to look for value in contenders other than the elim winners we have to consider Laughandbehappy. Certainly she is the one contender that will be considered an overlay since the serious money will be on the dead-heat duo and Chancey Lady. "Laugh" can be strategically driven if the others are shuffling or dueling, so watch out for the upset.
In New York and in Pennsylvania, home-breds battle for big bucks this weekend. On Friday, Sept. 23 at Yonkers, frosh-filly pacers line up for multi-divisions of the NYSS, each worth over $80Gs each.
In division one, Crown-eligible Handsoffmycookie takes on a few critters desiring to hand her defeat. JK Fine Art may be able to sit pretty in the catbird seat and pace down the fast filly in Yonkers-style upset mode. In the second chapter, Major Look, who should be the second choice, could roll home on top with aggressive inspiration from top Yonkers reinster George Brennan. The nightcap is evenly matched, regardless of the tight morning-line odds between the 1 and the 3. We are still backing Ramalama, looking for the big race we expected from her already and at a price.
Also Friday, the Meadows hosts three soph-filly trot Keystone Classics divisions worth $26,000-plus each. The first mile marks the return of Hambo-Oaks-longshot Bold And Fresh. Dan Altmeyer's filly, Cutie Pie, shouldn't be overlooked by you, especially if the crowd plows the money on "Bold" and the Dave Palone-driven entry. In round two, Linnea P will be a striking longshot from post 7 but should deliver far more than the odds prescribe. Then, in the trio's finale, beware of Pantholops. This gal is going to use her speed to mangle a field soon and if this is the one, you will want to be holding a ticket with her number on it.
Saturday, Sept. 24 at Vernon Downs, TwinSpires players can earn 10X points for wagering any race on the program. Seven of those races are NYSS events for pacers and/or trotters.
Race 2 is for frosh-colt pacers. We are expecting Ray Schnittker to be wailing early with Art's Delight, in an attempt to control the pace and steal it from wire to wire.
Frosh-colt trotters line up for NYSS action in Race 3. Schnittker will be on the engine once more, this time with prohibitive favorite Delano. Out for blood after breaking badly last race, Delano in step will be tough to beat and impossible to play.
Race 5, for frosh-colt trotters also, with five of the seven foes products of Conway Hall. So much for pedigree edges. Classic Conway deserves a shot and perhaps offers some decent odds. He is, hands down, the fastest of this mediocre group and could wire them with a smooth gait.
Back to frosh-colt pacers for Race 6 and Bettor's Edge. Linda Toscano's young colt seems to have the kind of speed that is bottomless. He is green but that also means he is fearless and may be a monster in progress.
Frosh-colt trotters are the subject in Race 8. Dan Daley's Royal Shyster makes this mile impossible to wager unless the colt is the key to exotics, which won't pay much anyway. Daley has this guy sharp and swift; it is his to lose.
Race 9 is for pacing colts and Heston Blue Chip towers over the rest. Another key for exotics or a pass. And finally, for NYSS action, Race 10 brings together frosh trotting colts. From post 1, Armed Dangerously could be the leader from beginning to end. This field is evenly matched in many ways, so our choice may offer decent odds.
Look what's back: The no-takeout late Pick 4 at Cal Expo on Saturdays. We profited from this wager during the track's most recent meet so let's try again for a big win with conservative yet courageous tickets.
Mystically Mine (1) and Red Star Fiona (7) won big races last out from the 8 hole. They should be raring to do the same in this field filled with horses that need a race in the new season.
Mighty Fine Hi Ho (9) finished fourth after a tough but impressive trip. He was impeded at the start and then put on the speed to get the lead, though first over, and was burned out by that point. He could corral a big price here if he can get by the two that won last week.
Franco Smoothie N (4) was all out to take the lead last week but could not get there. This caused him to be hung for three calls and he went the overland route strongly. That was a red flag, making him another possible big price.
Millions (3) broke and was eliminated and must be respected again (he was the second choice). King Carver (6) was stuck on the outside trying to negotiate leaving from post 9. He could find a good spot and roll over this weak field.
Remember to play any of the above to win, also, if you feel the win price offered is an overlay.
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WEST WINDSOR, N.J. -- For many of today's athletes, the short break between the morning's semifinals and the early afternoon finals meant a quick nap, maybe a snack and hopefully a good chance to stretch before hopping back into their shell to compete for a national title. Seattle Rowing Club's Elsa Andrews (Seattle, Wash.) did not have such a luxury.
Coming off the water after taking the top time in the lightweight women's double sculls first semifinal, Andrews quickly switched boats to cox the SRC lightweight men's youth four. Andrews was able to finish her second semifinal just in time to climb back into her doubles shell to claim the title in the lightweight double in the early afternoon with a time of 7:35.747.
As a seventh grader in 2014, Andrews called the SRC four to a USRowing Youth National Championship title to make the medal she won this afternoon the second to her collection. An impressive number as the young lady is only a freshman in high school.
Semifinals and finals were raced and championships made at the 2016 USRowing Youth National Championships on Saturday. Approximately 70 athletes donned gold medals with all 18 a finals raced directly after the finish of semifinals.
For some of those athletes, the quick turnaround was something that was learned, not taught. For Narragansett Boat Club's Eliza Kallfelz (Jamestown, R.I.), it could be considered a family tradition.
At the 2015 USRowing Youth National Championships, Eliza's older sister made waves during the Sunday morning finals as she won gold in the women's single sculls before racing back to the dock to race in the double sculls with her sister. The duo would go on to claim gold, and Emily was on hand this morning to watch her sister attempt to replicate the feat in 2016.
The younger Kallfelz would keep her family name on the trophy as the sculler crossed the finish line in a time of 8:06.308.
Norcal Crew (Redwood City, CA) found success in the men's four final, finishing first with a time of 6:37.203.
For Oakland Strokes (Oakland, CA), Saturday came with high expectations which were seen through as the men's eight defended their 2015 national title and the women's four took gold. The Strokes lightweight men's eight placed second in their final, taking home the silver.
Notably, this was the largest showing from the California crew at a USRowing Youth Nationals, bringing a total of four crews.
In total, 54 a,b, and c finals were raced at the largest USRowing Youth National Championships.
For a full list of results from this weekend's racing, click here.
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Be Social: Join the Youth Nationals conversation with @USRowing on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and Snapchat with #USRYouthNats and #MeetYouAtMercer. Check out the May Madness blog updated with daily highlights here.
Post-Race Video: Due to technical difficulties with the venue internet speed, live-streaming of the event is not possible. USRowing will post race video of semifinals and finals on its YouTube channel.


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Benicia teen center dedicated to mental health
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A black jersey, embroidered with the words "Piano Man," rests in a frame on the wall of the new Hyland Teen Center in Benicia. Kyle Hyland's trademark keyboard sits next to a portable stage. On Dec. 22, 2014, the 16-year-old Benicia High School junior took his life, two weeks before his 17th birthday. Kyle will never be able to spend time at the teen center created in his memory, but his presence is felt there.
On Jan. 22, the Hyland Teen Center in Benicia celebrated its grand opening, and welcomed more than 80 preteens and teens. The center is a few blocks from Benicia Middle School and Benicia High School and is open to students between the ages of 13 and 19. The mission of the teen center is to provide educational and emotional support through music, art, counseling and mentoring.
Teens can currently use the space to study, create art, play live instruments, watch movies, play video games or compete on ping pong and pool tables. The next step is to hire a psychologist, create peer-led support groups and host educational workshops for parents. Future grant funding will pay for these services and the separate office portable in which they will be stationed.
Barbara Gervase, Hyland's mother, said music was a large part of her son's life. He was a talented keyboard player and guitarist and had been in various bands since he was 13. His family was very close and he had a large, tight-knit group of friends. He fought an ongoing battle with depression, but seemed to be improving. Five days before his death, his therapist suggested tapering off their sessions.
"He surprised all of us," said Gervase. "We thought he was doing so much better. With some things, you just never know the reason why."
Coping with the startling loss of their only son, Gervase and husband George Hyland established the Kyle Hyland Foundation for Teen Support, a charitable non-profit organization in Benicia. The motto is, "Helping Youth Live A New Day," or HYLAND.
According to their mission statement, "There is an unmet need to support teens in crisis in the city of Benicia. The Kyle Hyland Foundation is being established to address that need."
Gervase said the foundation raised almost $20,000 in nine months, primarily through donations on the YouCaring crowdfunding platform on the website www.kylehyland.com. Since they are not required to pay a monthly rent for the space, the money is being used to fund the cost of the building's utilities and materials like Chromebooks and printers. The teen center is volunteer-staffed and will continue to run through fundraising and donation.
According to demographics produced by the City of Benicia, 25 percent of the estimated population of 27,916 is under 18, consistent with the California average of 23.6 percent, according to the 2014 Census Bureau. The city currently offers summer programs for teens, but there hasn't been an official center for years.
Babette Snowder, 53, a long-time resident of Benicia and volunteer at the Hyland Teen Center, said the city had a facility when she was a freshman in high school.
"It was dark and I sort of recall a pinball machine," said Snowder. "I may have gone twice just for something to do. This place [Hyland Teen Center] is different in many ways. It's more than 'just something to do,' it's a place with heart. When you see the kids smile, you really feel it."
The Hyland Teen Center offers karaoke and Friday theme nights, but Gervase said the true goal is to create a safe space where teens can escape the pressure of the academic environment. While in school, Hyland had ADHD and Gervase said the basic class accommodations weren't very effective.
"There's a big emphasis on academics, but there's not a lot of emphasis on keeping kids stress free and mentally and emotionally healthy," she said.
According to Jessica Garcia, Mental Health Coordinator at Benicia High School, the high school currently has three mental health counselors and Benicia Middle School has two.
A 2013-2014 CA Healthy Kids Survey revealed that 22 percent of eleventh graders at BHS seriously considered suicide in the prior 12 months. The national average was 15.8 percent.
According to Garcia, a district-wide comprehensive suicide prevention manual is being drafted and is one of the policy changes that was spurred by Hyland's parents advocacy last year. The school has also recently implemented a program called Sources of Strength, a youth suicide prevention project that Garcia said focuses on hope, help and strength. Several weeks ago, she participated in the training of sixty-four students as peer leaders, and eleven adults and advisors.
"We want to expand the program yearly and increase suicide prevention awareness by helping get teens to feel more connected," she said.
As the School Resource Officer at Benicia High School, MarJonne Roberson diffuses conflicts, counsels students and teaches them about the law. He said that the school recently hired psychiatrists who are available to the students at no cost. He agrees that the improvements seem to be working.
Roberson is tasked with handling serious cases known by the code 5150, which are determined by whether a person is a danger to themselves or others, and/or is gravely disabled. He estimated that last year, he transported around 15 to 20 of these students to crisis centers. So far, this year he has only seen two cases. In his two and a half years at Benicia High School, he hasn't seen many cases resulting in suicide, but admitted that depression seems to be very common.
Garcia said that for teens, boredom can translate to depression and that a lack of motivation and other behaviors of withdrawal are warning signs.
According to Gervase, there were 7 known youth suicide attempts in January and February 2015 alone. Since Hyland's death, a number of teens reached out to Gervase about their own struggles with depression.
"He had a very short life but he had a very impactful life," said Gervase. "Because none of this would be here if it wasn't for him. So something good can come out of something very, very bad."
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Khar () is a village development committee (VDC) of Darchula District in the Mahakali Zone  of Far-Western Development Region, Nepal. Geographically khar is located 29.79 N and 80.64 E, its nearest border to the district headquarters is Dallekh which is 10- 12 kilometer north east to the Darchula.  The Khar VDC is surrounded by Sipti and Dhuligada VDC to  the East and South, Katai to the West, and Eyarkot to the North. According to national census 2011 khar VDC has total population 4,272 (2,056 male and 2,216 female) residing 698 households.

Villages of Khar VDC

 Dallekh
 Chaurigau
 Godhani, Kakanadi, Chaud
 Saalimaad
 Khupuligau,
 Jamir
 Sundmund

References

1. National Population and Housing Census 2011: Village Development Community/Municipality:https://web.archive.org/web/20130927102414/http://cbs.gov.np/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/VDC_Municipality.pdf

External links
UN map of the municipalities of Darchula District

Populated places in Darchula District


An Atlas Plat in Salt Lake City is a map depicting the subdivisions of land within the City. These plats are a scheme of how the City was originally laid out. They show information about streets, both public and some private right of ways. This collection includes data for referencing and identifying specific Atlas Plats in Salt Lake City.


What is Council doing in our reserves and sportsgrounds that supports sustainable principles?
Council's Sustainability Charter and Parks Plans of Management commit us to integrating these principles into Open Space decision making processes, design, planning, management and maintenance practices.
A soil conditioner made from 100% recycled organic materials is used in our garden beds. The benefits of using this product include increased water holding capacity of the soil, which reduces watering requirements.
When mowing, grass clippings are left on the surface where they break down providing nutrition for the grass. Mowers with mulching cutting decks assist with this.
Branches pruned during street tree maintenance are chipped, resulting in mulch which is then used on garden beds in parks and landscaped traffic islands. The volume of mulch produced is large enough that it is not necessary to purchase mulch from other sources.
Use of recycling bins at busy events such as the Bicentennial Netball Courts Saturday competition days.
Stone in the existing pathways in Cleland Park was used as inlays in new paths that were part of park improvement works.
Rubber softfall surfaces in playgrounds are confined to high wear zones to minimise the heat island effect and reduce landfill when renewal works are carried out.
Crushed sandstone from other works was used for informal pathways and as a weed controlling "cap" in Bicentennial Reserve.
Bricks were retained after demolition of two houses on the site of Whitton Park, then used for the brickwork in terraces, steps and paths in the park.
The exercise station equipment at Sutherland Park is made from recycled plastics.
The "Capillary Irrigation Sub-Surface System" in the Garden of Remembrance saves water by reducing evaporation, minimising drainage losses and improving overall irrigation performance, compared to other forms of irrigation.
Water crystals, wetting agents and mulch are all used when planting in dry areas to minimise watering requirements.
One of the main criteria considered when choosing plant species is drought tolerance. Plants are also chosen for their longevity, and when possible, planting is done in autumn to reduce the input of resources such as water required for the establishment phase.
Water bills are monitored for changes in water use so that eg possible leaks can be investigated.
The "Cloudmaster" watering and lighting control system has been installed. The computer/remote controlled system helps conserve water and electricity by enabling irrigation and floodlighting at our sportsgrounds to be programmed more accurately.
An underground water storage tank has been installed at Chatswood Rotary War Memorial Athletic Field. The Lane Cove Tunnel intersects the passage of groundwater which used to be collected, treated to a very high water quality standard and then discharged into Lane Cove River. The treated water is now captured and transferred to the tank to be used for irrigating the field. As part of a future project, the stored water will be connected to the amenities blocks.
Two dams have been built at Northbridge Golf Course to supply water for the course.
Where weeds have grown in pockets of soil that has accumulated amongst rocky surfaces, control is achieved by scraping the soil away from the rock rather than by using herbicides.
A plan to use treatments other than herbicides has been formulated for other patchy areas of weeds eg weedy gaps between roadways and fences in laneways can be planted, turfed, covered with bitumen or mulched.
Mulch and weedmat is used to prevent weed growth. The weedmat used is made from recycled textiles.
Competition from weeds is reduced by choosing thick growing strappy leafed plants, and by using a planting distance that results in complete ground cover.
Sixteen 6m high solar powered lights were installed at Naremburn Park in 2009 which define the park boundaries, and also follow the path of the circuit track providing unobtrusive illumination for walkers. A solar collector at the top of each light charges a battery providing approximately 12 hours of lighting, and a sensor switches the lights on and off according to the ambient light levels.
We now use some sustainable horticultural practices in Council's rose gardens, such as the use of organic fertilisers and mulches, using pruning techniques which reduce the likelihood of disease and the use of predatory wasps and bicarbonate of soda/organic oils (biodegradable products) for pest and disease control (there is evidence of the presence of the wasp in the Garden of Remembrance).
One of the principles of the Sustainability Charter is that sustainability is more likely to be achieved if local communities work together, and if there are connections within the community. Council's Parkcare, Bushcare, Streetcare and free Guided Bushwalks programmes encourage these connections.
Designs for new parks and landscape upgrades are based on responses received following community consultation, and parks provide important social and recreational opportunities. Park upgrades include creation of "conversation areas" and meeting areas as well as installation of BBQs, seating and pathways with the aim of bringing neighbourhoods together.
Playgrounds provide a chance for children to meet other children and for carers to socialise. They are a place where parent's groups can meet, families and friends can celebrate birthdays, and Council community events can be held. There are parents who played in Willoughby's playgrounds as children, who now supervise their own children in the same parks. These public spaces are especially important as areas of medium to high density housing are increasing.


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Home Migrant Interdiction Coast Guard repatriates 72 migrants from 2 interdictions to Haiti
Coast Guard repatriates 72 migrants from 2 interdictions to Haiti
Apr 28th, 2021 · Comments Off on Coast Guard repatriates 72 migrants from 2 interdictions to Haiti
Interdicted Haitian migrants sit aboard a Coast Guard Guard 45-foot Response Boat-Medium approximately 10 miles east of Lake Worth, Florida, April 24, 2021. (Coast Guard Photo)
MIAMI — The Coast Guard Cutter Charles Sexton's crew repatriated 72 Haitian migrants to Haiti, Tuesday.
In the first interdiction, Coast Guard Sector Miami watchstanders received a MAYDAY call April 17 and launched multiple surface asset crews and an Air Station Miami HC-144 Ocean Sentry airplane crew to the scene to assist. The Coast Guard Cutter Robert Yered crew arrived on scene and interdicted migrants from an overloaded 42-foot pleasure craft approximately 15 miles west of the Bahamas.
In the second interdiction, Sector Miami watchstanders received a report from U.S. Customs and Border Protection of an overloaded 25-foot pleasure craft, Thursday, approximately 10 miles east of Lake Worth. The Coast Guard Cutter Manatee crew and CBP surface asset crews arrived on scene and interdicted the migrants.
"It is extremely dangerous to take to the sea on an overloaded, homemade or makeshift vessel," said Lt. Mark Tatara, commanding officer of the Cutter Charles Sexton. "Those who embark on these vessels are risking their lives and it is our duty to protect the safety of life at sea. People should not take to the sea in an attempt to migrate to the United States."
Since Oct. 1, 2020, Coast Guard crews have interdicted 262 Haitians compared to:
445 Haitian migrants in Fiscal Year 2016
Once aboard a Coast Guard cutter, all migrants receive food, water, shelter and basic medical attention. Throughout the interdiction, Coast Guard crew members were equipped with personal protective equipment to minimize potential exposure to any possible case of COVID-19. There were no migrants in these cases reported to have any COVID-19 related symptoms.
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Základna Izraelského vojenského letectva Tel Nof (, Besis chejl ha-avir Tel Nof) (ICAO: LLEK), též známá jako Air Force Base 8 (doslova "základna letectva 8"), je jedna ze tří hlavních leteckých základen Izraelského vojenského letectva (IAF). Tel Nof se nachází poblíž města Rechovot. Základna byla založena během Britského mandátu Palestina pod názvem RAF Aqir a sloužila jako hlavní základna Královského letectva (: Royal Air Force, RAF) v Palestině. Během války za nezávislost byla pojmenována základna Ekron. Dnes je Tel Nof domovskou základnou několika bojových a vrtulníkových letek. Zároveň je domovskou základnou několika speciálních jednotek Izraelských obranných sil, včetně Jednotky 669 (letecká záchranná a evakuační jednotka) a výcvikového centra parašutistů. Do dubna 1966 byla domovskou základnou pro leteckou akademii IAF, která se poté přestěhovala na leteckou základnu Chacerim.

Jednotky
 106. peruť – F-15C/D
 114. peruť – CH-53
 118. peruť – CH-53
 133. peruť – F-15C/D
 210. peruť – IAI Ejtan
 Letecké zkušební centrum
 Jednotka 669, letecká záchranná a evakuační jednotka
 Parašutistické výcvikové centrum

Odkazy

Reference

Externí odkazy

  Global Security.org – Tel Nof (Tel Nov)
  Airports Worldwide – Tel Nof
  Britains Small Wars – RAF in Palestine

Tel Nof
Aqir
Rechovot


comprises complex patterns of bas-relief like shapes alternating on lengths and heights at various offsets in a way that a random prismatic pattern appears. While the installation examines matters of art in relation with everyday life and aims to research and experiment with color tones, shapes and mathematical proportions, in a parallel manner it's subject refers to supernatural or paranormal properties of objects, shapes, colors, as well as their effects on their environment and sets issues beyond usability, highlighting the kaleidoscopic nature of human creativity.
A reference to the quantum mechanics non locality principle, which describes the apparent ability of particles that once interacted in the past, to instantaneously know about each other's state, even when separated by large distances. Given the big bang theory, all particles have once interacted in the past as originating from one singe atom, thus are aware of each other state. A both aesthetical and conceptual bond is bringing into a solid artwork the at first glance irrelevant pictures, materials, meanings, shapes and colors. The traditionally contradictional dipoles of civilization and nature, earthen (as familiar) and alien, are being "resolved", soothed in a liberating merging or harmonic co-existence: Sculptures in earthen, submarine and extraterrestrial forms, made out of earthy and high tech materials, digital photography combined through digital collage and color procession with motives that originate from the artists' art works, paintings illustrating watery archetypical environments using industrial colors.


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Killeen, TX Police News and Updates
Archive | April 2016
KPD Missing Elderly Woman Returns Home Safely
The missing elderly woman, Carmen Vazquez-Cardona, has been located and returned home safely at 10:30am today.
Killeen Police searching for missing elderly woman.
Officers were notified of a missing 93 year old woman who left the Lions Park Senior Center at 2:50 pm with an unknown male. A family member called officers after they were unable to locate Carmen Vazquez-Cardona at the senior center. Witnesses told the officers that they saw Carmen Vazquez-Cardona and a white male walking in the parking lot of the senior center. The male was approximately 5'6" tall, weighing about 180 lbs, with grey hair and wearing a hat. Carmen and the male were seen getting into a black two door car, possibly a newer model Mazda with a hardtop convertible. The witnesses said that Carmen got in the car as a passenger and the male drove away in an unknown direction.
Carmen Vazquez-Cardona is a Hispanic female, approximately 5'3" tall, weighing about 118 lbs, with black hair and brown eyes. Carmen was wearing a pink shirt, blue jeans, and grey/white shoes and had grey or silver purse. Carmen is on medication for Alzheimer's disease and it is possible she may become confused. She also has other medical conditions that require medications that she did not take with her. Carmen's family said this is uncharacteristic of her normal behavior.
Anyone who sees Carmen Vazquez-Cardona is asked to contact the Killeen Police Department 254-501-8830 or call 911 immediately. Our goal is to get Carmen home safely.
Tina Amerson
KPD Searching for Missing Elderly Woman
KPD Seeking the Community's Help Identifying a Suspect using a Stolen Debit Card.
Officers filed a burglary of a habitation report in the 700 block of N 20th Street on Tuesday, February 9, 2016, just after 6:00am. The victim told officers that their debit card was among the items take from their home. The following day the victim noticed that several unauthorized purchases were made with their debit card at various store locations in Killeen. During the course of the investigation detectives were able to obtain photographs of a suspect using the stolen debit card to make one of the purchases as well as the vehicle the suspect left in.
Detectives are asking anyone who may have information about this incident or the suspect to contact Crime Stoppers at 254-526 TIPS (8477) or go online to www.bellcountycrimestoppers.com. You can also download the P3tips app and give a tip through the app. All information is anonymous and confidential.
KPD Needs Help Identifying an Aggravated Robbery Suspect
Killeen Police are asking for the community's help identifying a suspect in an Aggravated Robbery.
During the course of an investigation, detectives obtained a photograph of a suspect in an Aggravated Robbery that occurred on Wednesday, August 12, 2015, at 3:30 a.m. at a party in the 3400 block of Cantabrian Dr.
Attached is the photograph of the suspect.
Detectives are asking anyone who may have information about this suspect to contact Crime Stoppers at 254-526 TIPS (8477) or go online to www.bellcountycrimestoppers.com. You can also download the P3tips app and give a tip through the app. All information is anonymous and confidential
KPD Identifies Female From Incident on N. 4th St.
Detectives have identified the female in question from an incident on N. 4th St. and continue to investigate this incident. The Killeen Police Department would like to thank everyone who assisted in this investigation.
Officers responded to the 1800 block of N. 4th St. on Sunday, April 3, 2016, at 6:51pm, after receiving information about a female who was assaulted and appeared to be knocked unconscious earlier in the day. The officers learned a black female had been at an apartment earlier in the day and apparently was involved in an altercation outside on the north side of the building. The black female was assaulted by a black male; the female appears to have been knocked unconscious causing her head to hit the cement. The female lay motionless on the ground for a while until several people came to the area, picked her limp body up and placed her in a silver BMW with a sunroof; the male then drove out of the area with the unconscious female in the passenger side.
KPD Investigates Afternoon Shooting on John Haedge
Killeen Police are investigating an afternoon shooting on John Haedge Dr.
Officers responded to the 3900 block of John Haedge Dr., today, April 12, 2016 at 2:23pm, after receiving a 911 call telling them someone had been shot. The officers arrived to find a 30 year old male suffering from a gunshot wound. Officers began CPR on the male until paramedics arrived to transport him to the Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center in critical condition. Juan David Rodriguez succumbed to his injuries and was pronounced deceased at 3:10pm by medical officials at the Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center. Justice of the Peace Garland Potvin ordered an autopsy to be performed at the Southwestern Institute of Forensic Sciences in Dallas.
Detectives are asking anyone who has information about this incident to contact Crime Stoppers at 526-TIPS (8477) or go online anonymously at www.bellcountycrimestoppers.com. You can also download the app P3 tips on IOS and Android phones. All information is anonymous and confidential and if your tip leads to the arrest of the person responsible for this crime you could be eligible for a reward up to $1,000 in cash.
This case continues to be investigated and information will be released as it becomes available.
KPD Asking for Identity of Witnesses
UPDATE: April 7, 2016
Detectives have received footage of a white Chevy Avalanche that was in the area at the time of the assault. They believe the male and female who get out of the vehicle are witnesses to the assault that occurred in the 1800 block of N. 4th St. on Sunday, April 3, 2016. If anyone can identify anyone who was in the Chevy Avalanche or identify the black male who is walking through the parking lot, they are asked to contact Crime Stoppers at 526-TIPS (8477).
Killeen Police are asking for the community's help identifying a vehicle concerning the welfare of a female who was assaulted.
The Killeen Police Department is investigating this incident and learned that the male and female arrived together at this location in the silver BMW. The detectives are concerned for the welfare of the female whose identity is unknown.
Detectives are asking anyone who may have information about this incident, the female victim, the vehicle or the black male, to contact Crime Stoppers at 254-526 TIPS (8477) or go online to www.bellcountycrimestoppers.com. You can also download the P3tips app and give a tip through the app. All information is anonymous and confidential.
KPD Concerned for the Welfare of Assaulted Woman
Missing Elderly Man Home Safely
Update – April 5, 2016
Ivry Johnson Jr. arrived home safely this morning at 8:15am. Thank you to everyone who provided assistance to our department.
Killeen Police searching for missing elderly man, Silver Alert issued.
Officers were notified of a missing 83 year old man who did not return home from Belton this morning. Ivry Johnson Jr. drove his son to work at approximately 8:30am on Monday, April 4, 2016, and never returned home. He is driving a black 2008 Pontiac G6 bearing Texas license plate CD3T938. Mr. Johnson is on medication for Dementia and it is possible he may have become confused on his way home. He is also a diabetic and has not taken his evening dose.
Mr. Johnson is a black male, 5'10" tall and weighs 154 pounds. He has dark brown skin, and is bald. He was last seen wearing a gray sweat shirt, blue jeans, black shoes and a Dallas Cowboys ball cap. He still looks like the photo shown.
The Texas Department of Public Safety has issued a Silver Alert for his absence. Anyone who sees Mr. Johnson or the vehicle he is driving, to contact the Killeen Police Department 254-501-8830 or call 911 immediately. Our goal is to get Mr. Johnson home safely to his family.


I love Christmas and I love recipe developing so for me this time of year is a win win situation. The idea of this shortbread just sort of popped into my head. I really hope you all enjoy making and eating it as much as I do.
You will also need a tin. I used a 29cm x 13cm greased and lined with baking parchment.
Place the flour, butter, corn flour and sugar in the bowl of a food processor and pulse until the mixture comes together to form a soft, clay-like dough. Press half the dough firmly into the lined tin in an even layer. Spread the mincemeat over the dough.
On a piece of parchment, shape the remaining dough to fit over the mincemeat, use the parchment to tip the dough into place, push the edges together using your fingertips, cover with the flaked almonds and stud with the dried cranberries.
Bake on the middle shelf of the preheated oven for 45-55 minutes or until the shortbread is a pale golden colour.
Sprinkle with caster sugar and leave to cool for 15 minutes in the tin. Then mark out portions. Leave to cool completely before serving.


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Baker Richards > Blog > Admissions Pricing > Ultimately Irrational
Ultimately Irrational
Last updated on April 27, 2018 Robin Cantrill-Fenwick Admissions Pricing, Memberships, Subscriptions & Donations
In this insight we look at some of the principles of behavioural economics and explain why you should avoid giving people too many choices.
The Ultimatum Game
The Ultimatum Game is a popular experiment first undertaken by some of the early proponents of behavioural economics in the 1980s. It illustrates how assumptions made in classical economics fail to take account of how real people actually behave.
In the Ultimatum Game people are placed in pairs. One person (the proposer) receives a sum of money. They then 'propose' how to divide the money between themselves and the other player (the responder). The responder then chooses whether to accept or reject this proposal. If the responder accepts, the money is split according to the proposal. If the responder rejects the proposal, neither participant receives any money.
According to classical economics, the responder ought to accept a very small amount as that's more than they have now. Knowing that, classical economics says the logic would be for the proposer to push their luck a bit. But for many people a sense of fairness kicks in and they propose a 50/50 split. Equally where the proposer tries to push their luck too much (particularly where they go beyond a 70./30 split), the responder's own sense of fairness kicks in and they often reject the offer. The responder 'irrationally' (according to classical economics) chooses to receive nothing rather than something, perhaps seeking to punish the proposer for making an unfair offer or to teach them a lesson not make such an unfair offer in the future.
Classical economics assumes that when a customer is making a purchase decision they will a) be in receipt of perfect and complete information and b) will then undertake a rational economically-based 'weighing up' of the value of the product, service, or experience offered, compared with the financial cost. But even in the internet age, we can never have perfect information – and even if we could, we are unable to process it properly. Nor do we only consider economic arguments in making a decision. Instead we apply decision-making short cuts that classical economics considers irrational.
The Unconscious Mind
These short cuts are the product of our unconscious mind. In their influential book Nudge, behavioural economists Richard Thaler and Cass Sunstein describe the decision-making process as an interplay between the conscious and unconscious mind. The conscious mind is "controlled, effortful, deductive, slow, self-aware and rule-following" while the unconscious mind is "uncontrolled, effortless, associative, fast, unconscious and skilled". We apply both systems of thought in different degrees according to the nature of the decision and the time available. A quick, snap decision will be largely driven by the unconscious mind, while a big or difficult decision may involve us taking more time to consider and weigh up the benefits and the downsides. However, the unconscious mind plays a key role in the majority of decisions, and it is this that drives irrational behaviour known as 'the law of least effort'.
In an experiment cited by Tim Harford in The Logic of Life, participants were offered a snack – fruit or chocolate. 70% picked chocolate. However, when participants were told they would be brought a snack next week and offered the choice of fruit or chocolate, 75% chose fruit. In this example, the unconscious mind used immediate gratification as the least effort 'short cut' to making a quick decision about the choice of snack now, but when applying slightly more conscious thought to considering a decision for the future, participants made arguably a 'better', self-improving long-term choice.
Why is this important for pricing in the arts?
Being aware of these different decision-making processes is helpful when thinking about the choices we are asking a customer to make. Only the conscious mind can compare multiple options and make deliberate choices while the unconscious mind uses simple relations (e.g. one is bigger than another) and favours the acceptance of suggestions. So, how can we 'enable' people to apply the law of least effort when making simple ticket purchase choices – whether, for example, we are asking a customer to make a trade-off between buying a single admission for today or a membership package that will give them free admission for a year; or choosing between different ticket prices?
The first 'rule of thumb' is to give people easy questions to answer so they don't need to invoke the conscious decision-making process. "Would you like to subscribe to the theatre?" is a difficult question to answer – the almost certain response is "I don't know" or "It depends" because 'I' need more information to be able to answer the question. "Do you like theatre?" on the other hand is a much easier question for a customer to answer positively.
Secondly, avoid giving people too many choices. In classical economics it is better to have more choices because apparently people can rationally weigh up the right option for them. However, in behavioural economics too much choice can often be a bad thing! In Behavioural Economics: Seven Principles for Policy Makers Emma Dawnay & Hetan Shah cite an experiment where jams were sold on a market stall. When 24 jams were offered the choice was overwhelming – only 4% of people purchased, but when only 6 jams were offered 30% of people made a purchase.
This doesn't mean simplifying your pricing strategy to the extent that you only have one price (in fact it is inherently beneficial to have a range of prices). But remember 'the law of least effort' and think about how you present options to the customer to make their purchase decision easier.
Behavioural Economics Consumer Psychology Pricing


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On behalf of Corbin Walker of Brannen & Walker, Attorneys at Law posted in larceny offenses on Wednesday, October 24, 2018.
The term "larceny" sometimes confuses North Carolinians, and that is in part because the term itself is subject to redefinition. Essentially, larceny refers to theft, and the courts used to draw distinctions between grand larceny and petty larceny based on the value of the stolen property. However, North Carolina law has since abolished the distinctions between petty and grand larceny, and all larceny offenses are Class H felonies unless otherwise provided by statute.
On behalf of Corbin Walker of Brannen & Walker, Attorneys at Law on Monday, October 22, 2018.
On behalf of Corbin Walker of Brannen & Walker, Attorneys at Law posted in motor vehicle accidents on Friday, October 12, 2018.
People drive recklessly in many different ways. For example, some drivers do not follow traffic safety guidelines because they are intoxicated after taking drugs or drinking in excess. However, reckless driving may be the result of other issues, such as strong emotions. Someone who is in a fit of rage may pose a threat to other people on the road and themselves. If you ever find yourself in this position, it is pivotal to make sure that you do not let your emotions interfere with your driving. Unfortunately, some people do let their anger negatively impact their ability to drive.
On behalf of Corbin Walker of Brannen & Walker, Attorneys at Law posted in motor vehicle accidents on Friday, October 5, 2018.
Motor vehicle collisions have many causes, some of which are the result of human behavior (such as driving drunk or switching lanes improperly). However, weather can also cause auto accidents in many different ways and some weather events, such as natural disasters, are especially concerning in this regard. Often, it is smart to stay off the road altogether during a natural disaster or periods of inclement weather. However, some people may drive during these events for various reasons. It is extremely important to be careful if you have to drive during or after a natural disaster such as a hurricane, tornado, or following an earthquake.
On behalf of Corbin Walker of Brannen & Walker, Attorneys at Law on Monday, October 1, 2018.
In recent years, states have taken great leaps in crushing the stigma of convictions and arrest records. Over 150 cities and counties have jumped onboard with ban-the-box or fair-chance policies. The goal is for employers to look at a job candidate's qualifications before looking at a criminal record. Background checks occur later in the hiring process, after employers carefully consider job applications.