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Meeting documentation
Appointments and Disciplinary Committee
Tuesday, 1st September, 2015 4.30 pm
Civic 1, Victoria Avenue, Committee Room 6
205 Appointment of Chairman
Business for item 205
That Councillor Lamb be appointed Chairman for the commencement of the meeting until such time that the Chairman was able to be present.
COUNCILLOR LAMB IN THE CHAIR
206 Apologies and substitutions.
Apologies for absence were received from Councillors Assenheim (substitute: Cllr Ayling) and Gilbert (substitute: Cllr Jones).
COUNCILLOR WOODLEY IN THE CHAIR
207 Declarations of interest.
Councillor Longley - Agenda Item 5 (Appointment of Head of Learning - shortlisting) - Non-pecuniary interest - former member of staff at the same school as one of the applicants.
208 Exclusion of the Public.
That, under Section 100(A)(4) of the Local Government Act 1972, the public be excluded from the meeting for the item of business set out below on the grounds that it involves the likely disclosure of exempt information as defined in Part 1 of Schedule 12A to the Act, and that the public interest in maintaining the exemption outweighs the public interest in disclosing the information.
Part II(Confidential)
209 Appointment of Head of Learning (shortlisting)
The Committee agreed a shortlist of four candidates for the post of Head of Learning, as set out below:
BM/KM/JL/AH
16.55/17.45
Cllr R A Woodley (Chairman)
*Cllr B Ayling, Cllr A E Holland, Cllr J L Lamb, Cllr G E Longley, *Cllr A Jones (Executive Councillor for Children & Learning) and Cllr L P Salter
Substitute in accordance with Council Procedure Rule 31.
(Note: Councillor Jones was also in attendance in her capacity as the relevant Executive Councillor).
In attendance:
Mr R Tinlin, Ms J Ruffle and Mr S Leftley.
Also in attendance: Mr S Guest (SOLACE)
205 Councillors Woodley, Jones and Longley were delayed and were not able to be present for the scheduled start of the meeting. The Members in attendance considered who should Chair the meeting in the absence of the Chairman until he was able to attend.
209 The Committee considered candidates for shortlisting for the post of Head of Learning.


Interview – Stephen Dawson: An ambitious venture?
The development of a pan-African venture philanthropy organisation – to be called the African Venture Philanthropy Association – have reached an advanced stage. Who is involved? What will it do? What are the specific challenges venture philanthropy faces in Africa and how will the new organisation work with other elements of the continent's growing philanthropy infrastructure? Charles Keidan put these questions to Joseph Ogutu, chair of the Safaricom Foundation in Kenya and one of the founder members of the network.
What is the background to the creation of an African Venture Philanthropy Association?
You talked about each partner bringing different strengths. What motivated your foundation, Safaricom, to get involved?
Safaricom Foundation is owned by Safaricom PLC, which is a mobile operator based in Nairobi with our operations fully in Kenya. We've been in operation since the year 2000, and over that 18-year period, we've been leveraging technology to provide solutions to African charities. That's what we are doing.
And how will that play out in relation to the new association?
We are founding members. We have already committed $50,000 to begin with, as start-up costs for the secretariat.
Who else are founder members?
In Kenya, there is the umbrella organisation for the private sector alliance, KEPSA, which has its own foundation and the chair is from the KEPSA Foundation. We are also working with KPMG's professional consultancy arm, which together with a local law firm, is helping us with the initial setting up procedures.
Do you see yourselves building on the work of the European Venture Philanthropy Association and the Asian Venture Philanthropy Network or as doing something very different?
In fact, the African Venture Philanthropy Association is modelled after both of those two. We are drawing from their experience so that we don't have to reinvent the wheel. The team at the International Venture Philanthropy Centre (IVPC) is assisting us with that and there's a lot of exchange of experiences and knowledge. Last year, for instance, we had a team of about eight people, the initial nucleus of our association, attend the AVPN Conference in Bangkok and we'll have people at this year's conference in Singapore.
Can you tell me about plans for your first gathering, when and where it will take place and what you hope will happen there?
There are three chapters, a South African chapter, a Nigerian chapter and a Kenyan chapter. These will be like the hubs from which we will drive membership from across the sub-Saharan region. At the moment, what is happening is that the chapters are having their initial meetings. The Kenyan chapter had its initial meeting in Nairobi in March.
Is the plan to promote the idea of venture philanthropy in different parts of the continent?
Yes. Eighty-five organisations came to the Nairobi meeting. The idea is to create awareness about African venture philanthropy and the forum that we are starting, and also to elicit their support and their contributions. Alex Alvarez of IVPC came and we also had the CEO of AVPN, Naina Batra, there.
Do you see particular challenges of building nationally in different African countries, like Nigeria, South Africa, Kenya on the one hand, but also building pan-African networks, on the other?
I think the initial indications are that the process has started well and there are teams in Nigeria, South Africa and in Kenya. So we have three advisory groups that have already started work. But we have to manage expectations. The complete mobilisation and formation will not happen overnight. It will take time. People need to be convinced that there will be some benefits to draw out of this.
Are you planning a first pan-African gathering?
We have already had one gathering, and are planning for our next one later in 2018. We now have to gauge progress because after the first meeting, where people heard what is being planned, they have gone back to their respective organisations to see whether they want to be involved in taking the idea forward and committing resources. So we will be looking at a review meeting in the second half of the year.
Yes, venture philanthropy is about grantmaking, like traditional philanthropy, but grantmaking with a return on investment. It's not simply a matter of giving money to a project.
The main process underway at the moment is the appointment of a chief executive and, along with setting up the secretariat, that will be a key step. Right now, the association appears to be something open-ended, but the chief executive and secretariat will give the association a presence and make it easier for people to interact with us.
What do you see as the differences between a venture philanthropy approach in Africa and the other more traditional approaches to philanthropy?
I think the differences are more or less the same as elsewhere. Yes, venture philanthropy is about grantmaking, like traditional philanthropy, but grantmaking with a return on investment. It's not simply a matter of giving money to a project. A venture philanthropy approach requires a lot commitment in terms of structuring a model that works, and in terms of ensuring there's a governance structure that supports the project so that it can be sustainable.
Do you think that that venture philanthropy model will engage a different type of person or organisation?
It's not so much a different kind of person as a different kind of approach. That is really the main difference.
But do you think that difference in approach will appeal more to people from, say, venture capital or other corporate backgrounds?
One would imagine that people from the private sector or a business background will immediately recognise the benefit and the opportunity of a return on investment approach, because that is what they do for a living. It's much easier for them. But maybe those who have come from a traditional philanthropy background could find it a little more challenging….
The infrastructure for philanthropy and support for its development in Africa is at an interesting stage. There's now the African Philanthropy Forum and the African Philanthropy Network. How do you see the African Venture Philanthropy Association working alongside those bodies?
We hope by taking this approach that these other entities and the organisations that make them up will see that venture philanthropy has its own virtues. I see an opportunity for us to co-exist, to see which model is best placed to work in our respective environments. So it's not about competition, but about collaboration.


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SARAJEVO, Bosnia-Herzegovina – U.S. diplomats say after May's devastating floods, international agencies have done more to help the recovery efforts than local leaders who have used this humanitarian tragedy for "cronyism, party advantage, backroom deals and blame shifting."
The head of USAID in Bosnia, David Barth, and defense attache Scott Miller, made the accusations on Friday and said October's elections are an opportunity to change the situation.
The prime minister's office declined to comment on the remarks.
Floods wrecked the agriculture industry, infrastructure, farms, buildings and homes in 40 percent of Bosnia. Victims haven't yet seen much of the 800 million euros (more than $1 billion) international donors pledged in July, because Bosnia's politicians haven't offered concrete recovery plans or ideas.


The effects of alcoholism and family go from private pain when only the alcoholic suffers, all the way through a complete breakdown because of associated problems. A few of the problems associated with alcoholism illustrate the strain it puts on any family: legal, financial and health issues, violence, infidelity, and child abuse. The broad spectrum of harm doesn't end with the alcoholic parent themselves -- there is a strong link showing that alcoholism is more likely to appear in the children of alcoholics as they grow up.
With alcoholism and family, a very strong family foundation can help or hurt the chances an alcoholic will recover. On the one hand, a caring and supportive environment can make treatment more successful once it starts, but that same solidity can shield the alcoholic from the consequences of drinking -- delaying the start of treatment. It remains unfortunate that in the 21st century, alcoholism is still seen as something shameful that must be concealed instead of a disease that warrants treatment.
In a word, alcoholism creates chaos for families. One family member becomes a drain, both financial and emotional. This is even harder than a terminal illness, because the progression isn't predictable and extends over years. Several children may suffer their entire early lives from the same damaged parent. Divorce is common in alcoholism and family, but that, by itself isn't a solution.
The bottom line is that help is out there when dealing with alcoholism and family. Spouses and children can find aid, either separately or as a family. "Sister" organizations for family members of alcoholics exist with the sole mission of helping the forgotten victims of the disease -- those who love and care about an alcoholic.
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This is a video for the song They're Coming to Take Me Away, Ha-Haaa! by Napoleon XIV. It contains mostly rough shots of celebrities, people on good & bad drugs, & some rather motley lookin' people as well. I don't think that any clips I used were of actual mentally challenged or insane people. At least they weren't until they took the drugs anyway.
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My mind during a test.
Linda McDonald
Looks like some video from Woodstock there, yeah, drugs. Good reason right here to stay faaaaaar away from them, or YOU TOO may end up on a video like this!!!! hahahahahh! I actually remember this song on the radio when I was a kid! Very bizarre even then!
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Imagine coming to listen to this classic and you get a Tik Tok ad
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James Kendall
This is about world war two. Vote for Mitch McConnel and Kentucky Republicans if you love Nazis so much.
I voted in Los Angeles and voted against Trump and all that rotten Jesus worshipping bullshit.
Remember Adolph Hitler? He's still a hero to neocons. Rotten gang banging street thugs.
A young man from Kentucky said they would have rioted if they didn't get their way.
Republicans are rotten street thugs. Gravel throwing bullshitting trash.
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There is a certain DonaldT in pulsuz video yukle"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aOx2I6DgqXY&t=1m22s">1:22 - who did that! :D
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This describes Hillary Clinton.
Jerry Samuels was a recording engineer at Associated Recording Studios in New York at the time when the song was written. He had learned a way to alter the pitch of a track using a Potentiometer (a tape speed control). After recording the drum track at the standard speed, he played it back through headphones while recording the voiceover. As he did this, he gradually reduced the tape speed and slowly returned it to normal speed while reciting the lyrics in time with the relative speed of the drum track. This gave him the idea for a song based on the rhythm of the old Scottish tune "The Campbells Are Coming".
The lyrics describe the effect on the mental health of an individual after a break-up. His paranoid thinking makes him believe that he is being pursued by "those nice young men in their clean white coats" (i.e., psychiatric attendants) who are coming to transport him to the funny farm/happy home (i.e., mental hospital), and he welcomes them as an end to his misery. The main character seems to be addressing an ex-girlfriend or wife, and describes his descent into madness after she has left him. However, the last verse of the song finishes: "They'll find you yet and when they do / they'll put you in the ASPCA / You mangy mutt". Some interpret he's all the more insane as this may mean he's gone mad simply because his dog ran away.
"They're Coming to Take Me Away, Ha-Haaa!" has the distinction of being the song to drop the farthest within the Top 40 in a single week. It charted for six weeks during 1966. In week four, it peaked at #3, scored #5 in week five, and fell to #37 in week six. This was because radio programmers removed the song from their playlists, fearing anger from people who might think it was ridiculing the mentally ill. This occurred most notably in the New York market, where both the New York Top 40 music radio stations of the time (WABC and WMCA) banned broadcasting of the song. (WABC continued to include the song on its local Top 20 list, despite no longer broadcasting it.)
Opposition to the banning saw teenagers picketing WMCA, carrying such signs as "We're coming to take WMCA away! Unfair to Napoleon in every way." A plane also flew a banner to protest WMCA's banning the record.
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Marie-Jose Perec announced as the International Event Ambassador for the TCS World 10K Bengaluru 2015 Namma City's, Namma Run, announces three-time Olympic Gold Medalist as this year's event ambassador.
Marking its eighth edition in city, the TCS World 10K, today announced the legendary French Track and Field Sprinter Marie-José Pérec as the International Event Ambassador for this year. A formidable force, Marie has won three Olympic gold medals and is the first-ever athlete to win consecutive Olympic gold medals in the 400-metre dash between the years. Present at the TCS World 10K, in Bengaluru, Marie will be seen cheering for the city runners, come May 17th.
Fondly, known as 'La Gazelle', thanks to her swift movements across on the track and field, Marie-José Pérec is noted as one of the best female runners across the world. With a series of accolades that include three Olympic Golds, two Golds at the World Championships and two Gold medals at the European Championships, the French athlete is regarded as a sporting phenomenon globally.
Over the course of her 20-year career, Marie stood tall, and collected various national and international honours. In recognition of her contribution to sport, Pérec was awarded the 'Officier de la Légion d'honneur' by French President François Hollande in the Élysée Palace in 2013 and was also inducted in the IAAF Hall of Fame, a month later in the same year.After Marie announced her retirement in 2004, she has been actively involved in bringing about social change through peace, associating with the 'Champions for Peace' club alongside more than seventy elite athletes committed to promoting peace in the world through sports, created by the Monaco based organisation- Peace and Sport.
Delighted on being named as the ambassador of the TCS World 10K, Bengaluru, Marie-José Pérec said, "While I can proudly admit that the track has been my forte – it is a pleasure to know that cities and countries are celebrating and embracing the joys of road racing. Road racing has the unique ability also to build a strong sense of community and in that, there is a joy that makes it even more appealing to communities at large. I look forward to standing at the start line of the TCS World 10K Bengaluru with all the enthusiastic runners, to cheer them on and wait at the finish line to celebrate their sense of accomplishments. Namaste India, let's get our feet on the street."
Speaking on Marie Jose Perec's maiden association with the run as the Event Ambassador, Vivek Singh, Joint Managing Director of Procam International, said "With each passing edition of the TCS World 10K we look to inspire the runners by presenting to them, heroes- athletes of international repute. This year we are lucky to have in our midst, an icon for Women in Sport, the prolific Marie Jose Perec. Being an athlete, who has not only made her mark on-field but has also championed the cause of peace off it, Marie is the epitome of excellence and the quintessential role-model for every runner. As an athlete, as a woman in sport and as a humanitarian, we look forward to welcoming Marie Jose Perec as the International Event Ambassador for this edition of the run."


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12:00 PM / April 21, 2016
What We're Following This Afternoon
Trump on North Carolina's transgender law: The GOP presidential candidate said people should use "whatever bathroom they feel is appropriate." His comments came on NBC's Today show, a day after ESPN fired Curt Schilling for his comments in support of the state law.
The overturning of Turkey's Ergenekon convictions: The country's highest appeals court said there wasn't evidence to suggest the cabal actually existed. The court set aside the verdicts against 275 people accused of plotting a coup against Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
RIP, Chyna: The former pro-wrestler was found dead at her home in Redondo Beach, California, on Wednesday. She was 45.
News from the morning here
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My Time With the British Aristocracy
K.A. Dilday
As a black American woman married to a member of Britain's upper class, I have caught just a glimpse of Meghan Markle's world.
The world Meghan Markle entered when she married Prince Harry is unlike any other. But, as a black American woman married to a member of Britain's upper class, I have caught just a glimpse of it, from a roughly similar perspective.
For a while I lived in London and, through the man who would become my husband, I was introduced to some of the ancient class dynamics that permeate British society. He went to Eton, the elite boys' boarding school attended by Prince William, Prince Harry, and many prime ministers.
Once, I went with him to the christening of an old classmate's child. At the event, I sat across from David Cameron, an Old Etonian—or OE, as Eton's former students are called—who was then the Tory party leader. His wife and my partner were both godparents to the new baby. If I were British, the christening and subsequent lunch with a gaggle of OEs and their equally posh wives would likely have made me nervous, angry, and uncomfortable. But I was somewhat insulated by the fact that, as an outsider, I didn't have negative associations—or really any associations—with their traditions and ways of expressing themselves.
The Kremlin Inches Closer to the Biden Plot
Franklin Foer
Lev Parnas pointed his finger at Dmytro Firtash.
Somewhere near the heart of the Ukraine scandal is the oligarch Dmytro Firtash. Evidence has long suggested this fact. But over the past week, in a televised interview and in documents he supplied to Congress, Rudy Giuliani's former business partner Lev Parnas pointed his finger at the Ukrainian oligarch. According to Parnas, Giuliani's team had a deal with Firtash. Giuliani would get the Justice Department to drop its attempt to extradite the oligarch on bribery charges. In return, according to Parnas, the oligarch promised to pass along evidence that would supposedly discredit both Joe Biden and Robert Mueller.
Parnas's account, of course, is hardly definitive. Throughout his career, he has attempted to inflate his importance to make money. (Firtash apparently paid him $1 million for his services, though it's still not totally clear what those services were.) And his description of Firtash's involvement raises as many questions as it settles. Still, the apparent centrality of Firtash should inform any assessment of Giuliani's escapades and the entire Ukraine story.
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The Archbishop Hannan Hawks Take Flight After Breakout 2017 Season
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The Archbishop Hannan Hawks soared to new heights in 2017 winning nine games including a playoff game in the Division II playoffs falling to eventual state runner up De La Salle High School in the quarterfinals. It was surely a great season for the football team hailing in St. Tammany Parish, but the bad news will be trying to replace three of its best players from last season. QB Chris Rabensteiner, who threw for 1,800 yards and 24 touchdowns, TE Seth Caillouet (Texas State), and OG Christian Hoz (Arkansas State) will be tough guys to replace, but new signal caller Dawson Miller, who comes over from wide receiver has a lot of confidence in this year's seniors to continue the success.
"Although, we had a couple seniors that were instrumental to our success last season, the entire senior class were the ones who gave us energy and the will to continue fighting," Miller said. "However, we have been working extremely hard this offseason and we have that experience under our belts from last season. This year should be really something special."
The Hawks may have lost a big senior class, but this upcoming senior class has played just as an important part and this team understands what it takes to carry on that success from the year before. With seniors such as Millen, DB Cameron O'Brien, WR/P Jacob Gaude, DE/OLB Carter Georges, WR Daniel Labourdette, and RB Brendan David, this group has a chance to be just as good or better than last year's senior class.
"For me as well as my teammates, stepping up into new roles and positions and everyone embracing them has definitely made this team better," Millen said. "Everyone is trusting our coaches and they have done a great job teaching and preparing us for this upcoming season. I feel like this year our whole team is in sync and we are all pretty close to each other. We have created a real brotherhood with one another."
For Millen, he has been asked by his coaches to play a variety of different positions. Over his high school career, he has done a little bit of everything. He is a second team All-District returner and receiver. He has had 372 rushing yards, 15 receptions for 333 yards and a touchdown, 224 return yards, and has even made an impact recovering a fumble on special teams. His versatility at 5-10, 175 pounds has attracted programs such as Wabash and Louisiana College, which have both offered him, as well as Southeastern and McNeese State, which have shown interest. Now, Millen will accept the role of taking over last year's signal caller Rabensteiner. Now, Millen will add the quarterback position to his list of positions that he has played at.
"This year, I want to learn as much as I can and improve in every aspect not just on the field, but I want to get better in the weight room as well as my school work," Millen said.
Louisiana Football Magazine's recruiting guru Lee Brecheen believes that his strengths such as his shiftiness, athleticism, and versatility will make it a great transition from one quarterback to the other.
"Dawson Millen is an athletic kid with 4.6/40 speed, moves in the open field, and is just overall a good playmaker with a good arm," Brecheen said. "He is a really good high school football player."
At 6-2, 180 pounds with 4.6/40 speed, Archbishop Hannan senior WR Daniel Labourdette has the tools to be a late bloomer at the end of the season. (Property of LAFM)
Millen will surround himself with some reliable receivers such as Jacob Gaude and Daniel Labourdette. According to Brecheen, Labourdette is a tall, long strong kid at 6-2, 180 pounds along with 4.65/40 and good hands. He is a guy that could be a late bloomer at the end of the year. Meanwhile, his counterpart Gaude, who is another big target at 6-3, 200 pounds, had over 400 yards receiving, two touchdowns, and a rushing touchdown, but the Honorable Mention All-District wide receiver's calling may not be catching, but punting according to Brecheen.
"Jacob Gaude averaged over 40 yards a punt in 2017," he said. "He is a really good punter when it comes to hang time and distance. He is also not a bad receiver to boot."
Like Millen, Gaude believes his versatility is a strength of his and is willingly to play at any position the coaching staff puts him in.
"I am a very hard worker and a great leader," Gaude said. "I will give 110% effort on every play and do anything to help the team no matter what."
Archbishop senior WR/P Jacob Gaude has shown that he has had both good hands as well as a really good leg over his high school career. (Property of LAFM)
Gaude has already received an offer from Louisiana College and like Labourdette, he could be another player that could get some looks at the end. The Hawks have the potential of having a balanced offense as they also return senior running back Brendan David, who ran for over 1,000 yards and eight touchdowns last season. In his junior year, David racked up plenty of honors and awards being named the Northshore Player of the Week in Week 2, being named Class 3A All-State Honorable Mention, 1st Team All-District, and an All-Metro Small school finalist. The stats back up his play. At only 5-10, 200 pounds, David runs with heart, power, and 4.6/40 speed according to Brecheen.
"Brendan David runs mad and with passion," Brecheen said. "He hits the hole really fast and is tough as nails."
Like Gaude and Millen, David has received an offer from Louisiana College, but is seeking more.
"I am very coachable, a well rounded player, accountable for my actions, 100% committed to the game, and would like the opportunity to continue my education and football career," David said.
Archbishop senior RB Brendan David will be the bellcow of the offense after running for over 1,000 yards and eight touchdowns last season. (Property of LAFM)
The Hawks may not be the biggest team, but has the quickness, leadership, and toughness to give teams fits for 48 minutes and that includes both sides of the football. On the defensive side of the football, Georges and O'Brien are the leaders. At 6-3, 210 pounds, Georges is one of those hybrid defensive players that may not have the size, but does have the quickness to get offensive linemen fits. The 1st Team All-District player has received offers from Rhodes College, Wabash, Ave Maria, and Louisiana College. Georges may be the leader of the front four, but O'Brien is the leader of the secondary. Last season, O'Brien had 63 tackles and an incredible four interceptions while earning first team All-District honors. At 5-10, 172 pounds, he has received offers from Rhodes College, Louisiana College, Wabash, and Belhaven. Brecheen loves both players and how hard they play on the defensive side of the ball.
"I am very impressed with Carter Georges' toughness," Brecheen said. "He is a high effort player with deceptive good speed. He can move up in the rankings with time. As for Cameron O'Brien, he showed me some toughness, speed, and really good ball skills."
Both players have a lot of confidence in their game and what they can do.
"I can read and react to the play winning 50/50 balls with my good hands," O'Brien said.
"My biggest strengths are my speed and ability to change directions quickly," Georges said.
What is more important than having talented players or a balanced team is having a coach that everybody believes in and can follow. The Hawks definitely have that guy in Scott Wattigny.
"Playing for Coach Watt is great," O'Brien said. "He is building something special here at Hannan and I am glad to be a part of it."
Archbishop Hannan senior DB Cameron O' Brien's speed and ball skills will make defenses try and throw the ball away from him this season. (Property of LAFM)
Even though the team is focused on the upcoming season, it is still always good just to reflect and look at how important the season was when it comes to the process of the program becoming a title contender in Class 3A.
"Last season's success allowed us to prove ourselves and get our name out there as a respectable opponent in our new class of 3A," David said. "This success has given our team confidence and helped us recognized the fact that we must prepare well for anyone attempting to take our success away."
For the senior class, it is very important for them to take the leadership role this season after last year's seniors helped put this year's group in the right position to succeed. Now, this group will take the responsibility and hopes that the underclassmen takes the messages to heart just like them when they were underclassmen.
"We lost three good players as well as many other good players last season, but we are trusting in our juniors and underclassmen to step up and fill those spots," Georges said. "We are very confident in every aspect of the team from special teams to offense to defense."
Up front defensively, DE/LB Carter Georges may not be the biggest player, but his quickness and motor make him very tough to block. (Property of LAFM)
If this team comes together on all three units, who knows what the limit is for the Hawks in 2018.
"They can expect an explosive offense and a rock solid defense this year," Gaude said. "We expect to go 10-0 this season and take our next step in the playoffs on the road to the Dome. Our fans can expect some great football, and they can get ready for an amazing season this year. There is no slowing down from this point forward and we are only getting better every week! Winning is in our culture."
There is certainly a culture being built at Archbishop Hannan and if that culture is winning, expect the Hawks to take new heights in 2018. The Hawks will kick off the season on Friday, August 31st against the Independence Tigers.
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Mr. Andrew Milwid
March 21, 1944 - October 2, 2021
Funeral Service for Mr. Andrew William "Andy" Milwid Jr., 77, of Dadeville, Alabama, will be Saturday, October 9, 2021, at 11:00 am at the Chapel of Langley Funeral Home. Burial will follow in the Tallapoosa County Memory Gardens. The family will receive friends on Saturday, October 9, 2021, from 9:00 am to 10:30 am at Langley Funeral Home. Pallbearers will be Mark Strohmeyer, Scott Strohmeyer, Will Strohmeyer, Rob Creamer, Mike Ingram, and Mike Richardson. Along with Honorary Pallbearers, Past State Presidents of The Alabama Elks Association. Mr. Milwid passed away on Saturday, October 2, 2021, at his residence surrounded by his family. He was born on March 21, 1944, in Chicago, Illinois to Andrew William Milwid Sr. and Dorothy Escherick Milwid Mulkey. He was an active member of the Elks Lodge where he served in various positions at the local, state, and national level. Some of these positions included, Project Chairman for Camp ASCCA and Project Chairman for Alabama Elks Youth Camp. His true passion was working with the drug awareness program where he worked with First Lady Nancy Reagan to create the "Just Say No to Drugs" program working in schools for over 30 years. He was chosen by the U.S. Government to represent service organizations at a conference in Tokyo, Japan to explain how volunteerism works in the United States. He was also a member of the #71 F&M lodge in Dadeville. He was a generous spirit who always loved helping others. He is survived by his wife of 56 years, Ruth Milwid of Dadeville; daughter, Teri Strohmeyer (Mark) of Auburn; grandchildren, Scott Strohmeyer (Kate), Will Strohmeyer, and Sara Strohmeyer, all of Auburn; great-grandchildren, Hudson Strohmeyer and Riley Strohmeyer, both of Auburn; brother, Roy Milwid of Canada; sister-in-law, Lois Hamrick of Dadeville and several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents and his stepfather, Jake Mulkey. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Camp ASCCA Scholarship Fund 5278 Camp Ascca Dr. Jackson's Gap, AL 36861 or to Encompass Health Hospice 33 Aliant Parkway Suite A. Alexander City, AL 35010. The family would like to thank Dr. Hinkle and the rest of the staff at Encompass Hospice as well as the Radiation Oncology Department at the Spencer Cancer Center for their generous care and devotion to our family.
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Ella Xunhuan Zhou: Concert Pianist
Posted on: 14th August 2015 /
Categories: Interior Design
"Too few of us have social responsibilities, as musicians and as artists. I think some of us are afraid of taking social responsibility because we think this will affect our work as artists and the effort that we put into music or art. For me, I think it's the opposite because we are part of the planet and what we do inspires other people and affecting other people, it's so important for us to realise that we have this precious opportunity to highlight some subjects out to our audiences and by doing this, it will make our work even better, our music even better.
I like the Russian pianist Andrei Gavrilov, very much. He's such a wonderful pianist and a brave man For me, he's the only one that I see who is actively on social media speaking the truth about some real social problems that unfortunately we are facing everyday but maybe feeling too lazy to change it or even acknowledge it. For me the way he does is very inspiring and audacious. I want to be more like this kind of artist. I can't save the world but I can do my own part and at least influence to a certain degree.
I remember one of my friend told me a story about the history and development of musicians, during the ancient time, people were using music and instruments to speak about truth, about human feelings either beauty or ugliness through singing or playing melodies. In other words, we are a type of 'media'. In this case, I think it would be more meaningful to use this type 'media' as a platform to be more responsible and more engaged in this real world of full of realities. There are so many issues which are affecting us every second, every time we breathe. Things like discriminations; environmental pollutions, animal abuse etc. I can't just stand aside, I am not that kind of person who takes the glory but not returning anything, I think we need to give in order to receive. Many musicians have reached a certain level of fame they can already be influential but they are not. I don't have that yet, but if I ever going to make it, I hope I can change things, even just a little.
I love animals, dogs, cats and recently I joined the Wolf Conservation Group. I try to do what I can. I spread the news about adopting animals and I report animal cruelty when I see it. I'm involved in stopping the dog meat festival in Yulin, China. One of my dream is to hope one day I can build my own charity for animals, so more disease can be treated and more life can be rescued.
My dog Nunu is a Cocker Spaniel, she's almost nine years old now. She inspires me so much, every day. When I was very young I read Jane Goodall's book about chimpanzees and became very aware of how animals and music go together. When I'm practising I get so much vibes from Nunu. I feel her energy and that she's a really good listener to me.
We assume animals don't understand, but I think we just don't know them. I prefer to have the attitude that there are other beings on the planet apart from us who do have understanding. I find the subject very interesting. Glenn Gould said he only get along with dogs. And there are many other pianists close to animals, for example, Nelson Freire and Helene Grimaud. In general I think musicians tend to be very close to the nature.
I was born in Chongqing a city in the middle of China but when I was seven my parents moved to Shenzhen on the border with Hong Kong. I studied piano because my Dad was a violinist. I've been studying music my whole life. I've had many great teachers. The most recent was Professor Antonio Bezzan. He studied in Budapest when he was very young and when I met him he was seventy four years old and an amazing pianist with a vision. I think as a teacher you have to have a very good vision about where you want to lead the student and to draw the bigger picture for the student. It's not about telling what is right and what is wrong because you are already at that level where you can judge for yourself if something is right or not. But a good teacher can unlock something in your heart that you've been asking yourself for so many years … something that has been inside you that you can't get to, and then suddenly, by one click, it's opened. I remember I was playing the Mozart Fantasia in D Minor and, (I enjoy D Minor so much), also the Bach Chromatic Fantasy. Bezzan was standing there and out of nowhere he started to tell me the haunting character of Don Giovanni in such a way that Don Giovanni came in front of my eyes and he stayed there listening to me. So whenever I play this piece, I feel that the character really is there. And also he told me stories about how he'd studied with Frederich Gulda, about his time in Budapest and how he met all those pianists from the golden age, absolutely fascinating And you could see the light in his eyes and you could picture all of them alive, it was so wonderful. Sadly Bezzan passed away last year.
I'm currently working towards a competition I hope to reach the final round so I can play concerto. All my teachers have always encouraged me to play more Mozart because of my small hands, but in my heart I wanted to play Rachmaninov. I love to play concertos and also chamber music. Last year I did the Schubert Fantasy for 4-hands with a great artist in Brazil and everybody loved it. That was a wonderful moment for me because who doesn't love Schubert?" (Ella Xunhuan Zhou)
Ella Xunhuan Zhou performed at Markson Pianos Concert Series June 24th 2015
Mozart Fantasia no. 3 in D minor K397
Chopin Preludes no. 1 to no. 12. op 28
Beethoven Sonata no 17 in D minor Op. 31
Rachmaninoff Etude-tableaux no.8 Op 39
Nikolai Kapustin Variations Op 41
Born in China, Ella started to learn piano at age 4, gave her first public performance when she was 6 years old. At age 12, she was selected from one thousand candidates as a child prodigy to study piano and composition in Shenzhen Arts school, among her senior class mates there was Yundi LI ( the winner of the 14th international Chopin competition). During her studies, she participated in many competitions including the Parsons international piano competition(Hong Kong) at age 13 and has received 4th prize.
In year 2000, Ella immigrated to the UK. In Brighton, her talent was quickly discovered by Imogen Windsor and Anna Maria Tabor, under their guidance, she performed Mozart piano concerto in A Major with BHASVIC youth orchestra at age 15, at the same year her mentor Anna Maria Tabor encouraged her to also publish her composition work – The Tango Suite for string quartet. The premier was given by the soloists from Brighton Symphony Orchestra at the Brighton Friends Meeting House, the event was extremely successful and she was congratulated by the audiences and critics which has become a major motivation for her to carry on her music journey.
In year 2003, after receiving the best performance prize at the Brighton Springboard Festival, Ella moved to London and continued to study piano under Professor Roger Green from Trinity college of music, she gave recitals in many venues including the prestigious Southwark Cathedral, whilst she also pursued an undergraduate studies in Philosophy and Political Science at Keele University, at year 2006 she graduated with honours, in the following year 2007, she won 2nd prize at the Richmond Piano Festival Competition.
In 2010, she decided to move to Paris and continue her study with Professor Marian Rybicki in Ecole Normale de Musique de Paris, since then, she played in various concerts across Europe including the legendary Salle Cortot. In 2011, she was invited by Prince Zur Lippe to perform her first debut at the Schloss Proschwitz in Germany.
Ella had the pleasure and honour to also participate in masterclasses given by Andrei Gavrilov and Maria Joao Pires. After Paris, in 2013 Ella moved to Sao Paulo, Brazil to continue her music career as a concert pianist and also to study with the latest Maestro Antonio Bezzan, she has performed in several festivals including the Mackenzie music series of Sao Paulo. She is now residing in Paris, Sao Paulo and London.
Connect with Ella zhouxunhuan@yahoo.com
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The history of shaving with a razor can be traced back to the middle Bronze Age (16th century BC) in Europe. At that time, shaving was a privilege reserved only for family leaders and men of the aristocracy. In grave goods of this time, razors made of bronze and copper were found.
In the Roman Empire was the custom of shaving from 300 BC. Known but was not yet part of the everyday practice of personal hygiene. Only with the establishment of the barber trade in the 14th century was the shaving more widespread. Since the use of shaving cream was still unknown at that time, shaving was a painful procedure. In the early modern period of the 16th and 17th centuries, the importance of the razor was determined by the rapidly changing beard fashion.
In the middle of the 18th century, the development of the very hard cast steel caused a quantum leap in the production of high-quality blades for shaving. The blades made of this new material were extremely sharp and sharp. As a result, self-shaving became increasingly prevalent.
From the 19th century razors were mass produced. Dominant in the market were blades from Solingen, Sheffield and the French region. In Germany, the barber industry was experiencing a veritable boom at the end of the 19th century, as beards were able to have their hands shaved on parts of the face.
In the first half of the 20th century, the razor Gilette developed with interchangeable blades began to push the razor out. The invention of the electric dry shaver after the end of World War II meant further competition for the traditional knife for shaving.
Today, wet shaving is dominated by system razors with exchangeable disposable blades that have pushed the classic razor back into niche existence.
"A step backwards can also be progress!" If you let this aphorism thoroughly melt on your tongue, a whole new view of the world is revealed. What is commonly referred to as progress often results in a self-alienation of man and increasingly removes him from the very core of things. A return to traditional values can be a turning point here. The handle to the classic razor can thus be a sign against the hectic zeitgeist. "Man" takes a break, puts on a decelerated care break that belongs only to him and his well-being. A ritual of the senses.
The effects of so-called progress on the dominant male image are also subject to the zeitgeist. Not so long ago that the urban metrosexual man seemed to belong to the future. Masculinity was out and was rated as a relic of a macho society. Fortunately, this chapter of social dictation is coming to an end. Being a man, with all the associated male attributes, is socially acceptable again.
The most striking indicator of this development is the new trend towards the beard. The beard as the epitome of modern masculinity. Actors, musicians and men's models bear their beards like a shield against the growing androgyny of the urban man. In particular, the three-day beard symbolizes adventure and individuality. The carrier signals: I am a man and in the urban jungle as much at home as in the wild! Coupled with this "back to the roots" feeling is the desire for a well-groomed appearance. But to design the individual style with any x system razor? Unthinkable! From complete shaving to exact contouring and shaving, a high-quality shaving knife delivers the best results. To experience the moment of shaving as a counterpoint to the everyday hectic. A well-being oasis in which the visual and haptic aesthetics of shaving brushes and razors determine the charm of the moment. Treat yourself to this stylish spa break to take care of your masculinity.
You decided on a razor? Then we'll give you a few more tips on the way.
Once you have internalized these instructions, you can go to the shave. Take plenty of time for that. The first time it will take a little longer and you should be aware of the right posture. The most demanding places are the upper lip and the chin. Be especially careful here. If you take all the advice, it will be worth it. Your wife will love those for shaving you like a real man. Your skin will thank you, because no shave is as gentle as shaving with a razor blade. And last but not least, your wallet will be happy as you can save the visit to the barber and the purchase of new blades alike. Other benefits can be found here .
Finally, there are questions and answers to frequently asked questions about razors and knife shaving.
Basically, there is the profession of Messerschärfers and in every major city is a resident. Mostly they take care of kitchen knives and similarly often use knives. But they have certainly learned the sharpening of razor blades during their training and should therefore master it.
In addition, there are also traveling dealers in some cities who offer their services in markets. Here you can hand in your knife and pick it up at the same location next week.
If you have decided on an AP Donovan razor, you do not need to worry about sharpening. First, the blades are made of a particularly hard steel. Therefore, they stay sharp for a long time. We also teach you how to learn how to sharpen your razor yourself at our Alpha Academy. If this is too cumbersome for you, you can simply rely on our sharpness service and we will do it for you for free.
You will find a detailed explanation at the top of the text. So much you can say, the razor is not due to any particular invention, but rather an evolutionary development.
For this I refer to the 4-part series, which we have already linked above. Here you will learn how to properly hold the razor, how to care for it, how to make contours, and how to prepare properly for wet shaving.
Razor how often peel off?
Removing the strop is mandatory before every single shave. To achieve a good shave result, it must be absolutely sharp. Otherwise, it pulls, tugs and tears instead of gliding over the skin. Thus, the benefits of shaving with the razor are also not. To test whether the razor is sharp, you should do the hair test. To do this, pull a hair over the blade at an angle of 90 °. If you can apply the hair without pressure, it is sharp enough for shaving. You should cut the knife at least 20 times before taking the hair test.
The sharpening on the grindstone is much less necessary than the skinning. Normally, it is enough to sharpen the knife professionally once a year. The situation is different when you cut the cut off, put it in storage, put it down or get it dulled. Then only the handle helps to stone.
Razor what do you need?
Basically, a razor alone is sufficient for the first shave. You can not get around a strop if you want to use the knife several times. Of course, the shaving soap should not come out of the can, but should be foamed with a shaving brush made of badger hair to complete the set and razor-style. If you use the knife regularly, we recommend oil for the blades, a stand for the Rasiemresser and a special towel to coat the excess soap.
Razor what does 5/8 or 6/8 mean?
This refers to the blade width. Speaking of 5/8 "- that's the equivalent of 1.59 centimeters.
At 6/8 inch it is 1.91 cm and at 7/8 "it is 2.22 cm The wider the blade, the more flexible and therefore better for large areas The narrower the blade, the harder, but also smaller and thus better suited for difficult areas of knife shaving, such as the upper lip.
What is better razor or razor?
A detailed pros and cons to this question can be found here . Basically, it is a type question, because the shaving with the razor is more complex and lengthy, whereas the shaving razor is more like shaving with the usual system shaver.
Of course, that depends on your budget and how much experience you already have. If you are a newbie and want to know for the first time, if it is for you at all, then you can resort to the most hypoxic variant. The Shavette. These are razors with interchangeable blades. If you are already successful in the knife shaving, you can dare the transition to a real razor with a fixed blade. Here is the range of 60 euros for a good, cheap blade, to over 200 euros for the top model from Solingen.


Fred Durst, Wes Borland, DJ Lethal, John Otto, and Sam Rivers came together to recreate Limp Bizkit's original lineup and celebrate their 1997 album Three Dollar Bill, Yall $. A completely sold out crowd packed the intimate Troubadour in Los Angeles.
Along with busting out iconic hits like "Break Stuff," the band also brought out special guests that spanned all the way from Machine Gun Kelly to the Smashing Pumpkins' Billy Corgan.
"I'm just hanging out here with Billy Corgan, Marilyn Manson," is a sentence we can only hope to be able to say.
Limp Bizkit is currently working on their sixth studio album, their first release in eight years.


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Do you really know the breathable plastic runway?
Author:Tianbigao Sports
Origin:Tianbigao Sports
(Summary description)The biggest feature of the breathable plastic track is that there are more gaps between the structure, which can be breathable and permeable, and the drainage and water seepage are good. It can ensure that after rain and after washing the field, it can be used for training and competition immediately, without water accumulation in the whole field.
Guangdong Tianbigao breathable plastic track is made of EPDM rubber particles and one-component glue. It has a pore structure after molding, so air and water can pass through, so it is called breathable. If you don't understand it, you can Think of its brother in the food world-Shaqima, Qi is similar to Shaqima. It has beautiful colors, usually red, green, blue, etc., and comfortable elasticity, usually 13mm thick.
Guangdong Tianbigao breathable plastic track has been specialized and has become a popular track and field stadium in China's universities, middle schools and primary schools. According to incomplete statistics, the breathable plastic track is in the proportion of its plastic paving in large, middle and elementary schools. It accounts for 63%. Why is it so popular with everyone? Let Guangdong Tianbi Gao give you examples one by one.
1. Breathable and water permeable:
The biggest feature of the breathable plastic track is that there are more gaps between the structure, which can be breathable and permeable, and the drainage and water seepage are good. It can ensure that after the rain and after the field is washed, it can be used for training and competition immediately, and there is no accumulation of water in the whole field.
2. Fast construction:
Due to the use of special materials, the air-permeable plastic runway does not require high weather in construction. Professional construction machinery is practical and construction time is shortened.
3. Proper elasticity:
The air-permeable plastic track has suitable elasticity and good impact absorption, which can moderately absorb the impact force of the athlete's ankle and knee joints when the athlete is running, and reduce sports injuries.
4. Strong weather resistance:
The special rubber particle surface of the air-permeable plastic track can resist the pollution of ultraviolet ozone, sulfurous acid and gas, and prolong the service life.
5. High cost performance:
The air-permeable plastic track does not drop particles on the surface, which is easy to maintain and save management costs.
6. Smooth and beautiful:
Due to the structural characteristics and construction characteristics of the product, the air-permeable plastic track has a high tolerance for the basic structure and the foundation surface (both asphalt concrete and cement concrete) and the surface is flat.
Guangdong Tianbigao Sports Technology Co., Ltd. is a diversified development enterprise integrating runway material research and development, product production, site construction, and supporting product sales. It has an independent factory, 18 years of product development and production experience, obtained a number of national patents and qualification certifications, and provides integrated solutions for sports engineering. Based on the company's mature self-production and self-sales model, professional on-site construction team, and perfect after-sales service system, it can provide services such as unconditional on-site maintenance during the warranty period, acceptance and confirmation according to the construction progress, and then charging. The quality of products and construction has been recognized by more than 300 primary and secondary schools, sports colleges and other public institutions across the country, and has obtained the national first-level runway certification and multiple second-level sports venue certifications. Wealth Hotline: 4001843424
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Stanley Cup Final Odds: Best Game 1 Prop Bets for Lightning vs. Avalanche
(AP Photo/David Zalubowski)
BetMGM Staff @BETMGM Jun 14, 2022, 12:55 PM
The puck drops on Wednesday Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final as the Colorado Avalanche and Tampa Bay Lightning begin a seven-game series for Lord Stanley's Cup.
Both teams are scalding hot; the Lightning have won four straight and 10 of their past 12 to reach the final, while the Avs have won 12 of 14 games this postseason. Here are some prop bets for Stanley Cup betting in Game 1:
Time of First Goal
9:00-60:00 (-105)
The Lightning have ridden a defensive wave to their third straight Cup Final, thwarting high-powered offenses and getting the most out of Andrei Vasilevskiy.
With Tampa Bay holding an enormous advantage between the pipes, the Avalanche will want to avoid getting into a run-and-gun style of game, which could lead to a slow start on Wednesday.
Almost no one is beating Vasilevskiy at five-on-five in these playoffs. The Russian netminder has limited opponents to one or fewer goals at five-on-five in nine of their last 11 games, resulting in a 93.9% save percentage.
Teams have had more success across all strengths; still, goals aren't easy to come by. Vasilevskiy is stopping 92.9% of shots overall in the postseason, including 95.5% over his past four.
Avalanche goalies have been less reliable, but the team has been effective at limiting scoring in the first period. Colorado has given up just one first-period goal over their past three outings, preferring to play a neutralizing brand of hockey at five-on-five instead of pushing the pace offensively. I'm anticipating a similar game plan against the Bolts as Colorado looks to insulate their perceived disadvantage in the net.
Only one goal was scored in the first period across Tampa's last four games, a similar trend to what we've seen from the Avs. Goals won't come easily in the final, particularly in the first 8:59 of Game 1.
Lightning First to Three Goals
It's a delicate balance between rest and rust, and the Avalanche are teetering towards the latter. That puts them at a disadvantage in the race to three goals, leaving an edge in backing the Lightning in this Stanley Cup Final prop bet at +160.
As noted, finding a way to beat Vasilevskiy is a big ask. The reigning Conn Smythe winner is a stalwart in the net, limiting his opponents to two or fewer goals in nine of his previous 11 games. Although the Avalanche have had some luck finding the back of the net, they have yet to encounter a goalie like Vasilevskiy.
The Lightning haven't enjoyed as much success offensively, putting together a cumulative 9.4% shooting percentage compared to the Avs' 11.4% mark and 3.1 goals per game to 4.1. Still, they've been more productive than the Avalanche, averaging 10.9 high-danger chances per game, better than the 10.4 from Colorado.
Tampa is also short of their regular season benchmarks, implying they remain progression candidates as the season races to a conclusion. The Bolts averaged 3.5 goals per game in the regular season, scoring 11.2% of shots and coming up short of both marks in the postseason. Increased output should come with sustained production, especially against the Avs' inferior goaltending.
In reconciling the available data, the Lightning are better positioned for offensive success in the final. Moreover, Tampa has won the race to three goals in three of their past four, failing to hit the threshold once. At +160, it's a worthy investment that they are the first to score three in the series opener.
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When you live in Australia these days you immediately become aware of the total lack of competent leadership, and the endless self-promotion of the Prime Minister. Talk of his personal photographer, tales of photo-shopping his image to show more hair on that head, and less fat in the face. His staff rolling out red carpets for when he leaves an aircraft. The man is a walking joke.
Watch a press conference from Morrison, and wait for the inevitable fact checking which follows; it always shows lies, half-truths, evasions, blame shifting. Of course if you have any brains, you know it's happening before the fact-checkers verify it. He cannot help himself. Watch for the first difficult question, and watch him scamper away.
At the moment, in early January 2022, the country has descended into chaos. And yet you have the spectacle of the Prime Minister, and his boy treasurer asserting the recovery is on track. A walk through Ivanhoe shopping centre last Saturday showed more than half the shopfronts empty, and for lease. If that is a recovery, I will eat my baseball cap.
Every state except Western Australia, going from handfuls of cases, to thousands, every day. Hospitals filling up, staff becoming ill, or just plain overworked to exhaustion. Supermarket shelves are emptying, shops can't get stock, or staff.
In Melbourne we have an informal, self-imposed lockdown. That is because we have been here before, and the Commonwealth Government is more interested in semantics, defining, and re-defining the meaning of words we all understand. Testing, isolation, quarantine, case numbers are all in the firing line. They are trying out the meaning of the word "death", by planting the notion of "dying with covid" as somehow different from "dying of covid".
Economists and health professionals are united in pushing for free Rapid Antigen Tests, (RAT) as being in the national interest, both from a health perspective, but economically as well. That is because if you suspect you have symptoms you can self-test and isolate at home. That way you don't infect everyone you meet on the way to work, or at work. Simple really.
To say he wants to protect the private companies who would sell the test kits is false, and stupid. Harvey Norman and Chemist Warehouse are doing ok already, they don't need a leg up from a person who has never worked in the private sector, and couldn't organise a trip to the toilet on his own.
Of course switching over to RATs was suggested by epidemiologists as far back as February 2021, and again by the AMA in September 2021 https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2022/jan/04/morrison-government-warned-about-lack-of-rapid-antigen-tests-in-september-ama-claims
Morrison denies being unprepared, even as our case numbers approach 100,000 a day, notwithstanding the lack of testing. So using Trump's logic, his first act is to suspend testing, by not supporting the testing regime in the states. He exhibits a mixture of blind arrogance, and a total lack of planning.
He tells us not to look at the case numbers, look at hospitalisations. All right, look at hospitalisations. Going through the roof. So Morrison and his willing accomplice Perrottet have managed to upend our entire covid response, and to throw public health care back on to individuals.
That is not why we elect governments, and it is not the reason we pay these clowns. Part of modern governments' remit is to keep their people safe. It is difficult to comprehend, but there is no responsible adult available to help. Greg Hunt is a cipher, toeing the party line, until he retires. It will be interesting to see who employs him post-parliament.
The medical officials have been side-lined by the clowns, and the country is going to the dogs. In this free for all, the states are as guilty as the feds. All we can hope for is that the states step up, and take over. They are showing signs of panic, so maybe the 'let it rip' philosophy is going to change.
The latest diversion from our dire straits is a tennis player. Even then, Morrison cannot tell the tale without lies, half-truths, and blaming. The federal government issues visas, not the Victorian Government. Not Tennis Australia, but like he did with Christine Holgate, throw a tantrum, stand up for the 'little man' and throw someone under the public outrage bus. If he thinks this will save his bacon in Victoria come election day, think again. Most of us cannot stand the sight of you, and the quicker we can consign you back to obscurity, the better.
Norman Swan raised the issue of 'acceptable number of deaths' today. We accept 1000 road deaths a year, 1000 flu deaths. What will we consider an acceptable number of deaths a year from covid? And if you can provide a number, are you prepared to lose your grandmother, or a sibling who is immuno-compromised? An old friend with a dodgy ticker?
Considering the success we enjoyed over the last couple of pandemic years, we must demand a return to intelligent public health measures, and stop the steady creep down the path of allowing our vulnerable to die, because of the ideological preferences of narrow, unfit for public service, religious zealots and neoliberals.
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HomeIngredientsNew York Attorney General and GNC reach agreement on herbal supplement testing
New York Attorney General and GNC reach agreement on herbal supplement testing
Council for Responsible Nutrition President Steve Mister called the agreement "a real disservice to consumers," and American Herbal Products Association President Michael McGuffin said it "will add no additional assurance of the correct identification of any herbal ingredient that has already been verified."
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The New York Attorney General's office announced a quality control "agreement" with GNC Monday, drawing a smattering of applause and whispered skepticism in the supplements community.
According to a NY A.G. press release, the new agreement calls for DNA barcoding on herbal ingredients, testing for allergens before and after production, and in-store signage advising consumers of the "processed, chemical nature of extracts."
In its own press release, GNC claimed the testing supplied to the prosecutor's office "provided conclusive evidence that GNC's products are safe, pure, properly labeled and in full compliance with all regulatory requirements" and stated that ingredients would be subject to the DNA barcoding before the extraction process. Supplement industry trade groups have loudly criticized the NY A.G. for relying on tests done after extraction, when DNA would not be detectable.
In February, the NY A.G. sent letters to GNC, Walgreens, Walmart and Target demanding they stop selling products that investigators alleged did not contain the ingredients claimed on the label. Investigators have not released all the details, but the charges of adulteration and misrepresentation were reportedly based on the DNA barcoding method.
Reacting in an emailed statement Monday afternoon, Council for Responsible Nutrition President Steve Mister redoubled his attack on the DNA method and characterized the agreement as "a real disservice to consumers" that "perpetuates the misdirected notion that DNA barcode testing is appropriate for herbal supplements, when it is not." Mister described the A.G.'s move as "face-saving."
"The announcement further entrenches a state attorney general's office in a regulatory matter in which it has no expertise and substitutes face-saving requirements for meaningful advancement of the industry," Mister said in the statement.
Natural Products Association Director Dan Fabricant Monday suggested the GNC agreement indicates the A.G. is backtracking. "Once the flawed mistake of the attorney general to apply DNA barcoding to finished products and extracts was realized, Schneiderman's office reversed its previously aggressive stance to allow all Herbal Plus products back on GNC store shelves," Fabricant said in a statement released Monday afternoon, also noting that "NPA is glad to see a 180-degree turn from the New York attorney general, who is now allowing the exact same products – which were safe then and are still safe now – back on the shelves."
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In his Monday statement, American Herbal Products Association President Michael McGuffin called the agreement "clear evidence that current federal regulation of dietary supplement manufacturing is effective." McGuffin went on to charge that the DNA testing GNC agreed to "will add no additional assurance of the correct identification of any herbal ingredient that has already been verified by one or more of the other long-established analytical tools now used by responsible herbal manufacturers."
American Botanical Council founder and Executive Director Mark Blumenthal has repeatedly pointed out that different ingredients require very different tests for identification, a matter detailed in ABC's Adulteration Program. Blumenthal has criticized New York investigators for relying on DNA barcode tests inappropriate to the task, something he repeated on Monday. Blumenthal and the ABC also took issue with The New York Times coverage of the GNC agreement, explaining that Times reporter Anahad O'Connor, whose 2013 story on herbal supplements reportedly inspired the New York investigation, had interviewed Blumenthal Sunday and both left out key information and misquoted Blumenthal as saying adulteration was "likely" in the GNC products. ABC claims Blumenthal used the word "possibly." Issues that Blumenthal said he discussed in the one-hour interview but did not see in the Times story included his charge that "only appropriate chemical testing," not DNA tests, can adequately detect adulteration.
In a company statement, GNC CEO Michael Archbold described the agreement as a vindication of GNC's quality assurance operations. "As our testing demonstrated, and this agreement affirms beyond any doubt, our products are not only safe and pure but are in full compliance with all regulatory requirements." The company statement also noted that GNC is holding products from the lots named in the February New York action, and that "identical products … remain available for sale to consumers at GNC stores in New York State."
Mister and other trade association heads raised the possibility that the agreement intrudes into federal regulatory matters and thus creates confusion in the market, a phenomenon that has beset other industries.
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Some people hear the word yogurt and automatically assume it's healthy. Truth be told, most yogurts out on the market are anything but. Excess sugar, food dyes, and additions such as candies or crumbled cookies turn what could be a healthy snack or breakfast into a more of a sugary dessert.
Yogurt can be an excellent source of calcium and protein, and also offers potassium, riboflavin, and vitamin B12. But not all yogurts are created equal. Here are some guidelines for your next trip down the dairy aisle.
I am partial to organic yogurt, especially made from grass fed cows. These will be made from cows fed at least organic feed that is free of GMO's. These are the only kind I will now buy.
All yogurts contain lactose, a naturally occurring sugar in milk. One cup of plain, yogurt contains about 12 grams of lactose. Anything beyond this amount is added sugar.
Look to get no more than 4 to 8 additional grams of sugar per 6 to 8 oz., or 16 to 22 grams total.
Added sugar come in the form of fruits, fruit juice concentrates, high-fructose corn syrup, cane syrup, honey, agave, or other sweeteners. No matter the source, you want to keep it limited.
Many heavily sweetened 4-oz. yogurts have 24 or more grams of sugar. That could come to 36 to 40 grams in an 8-oz. yogurt.
Avoid artificial sweeteners. My big pet peeve with sugar substitutes is that they don't allow you to wean your taste buds from excess sugar, leaving you more susceptible to sugar cravings. They also have been found to interfere with good bacteria in your digestive system.
Yogurt can be a decent source of protein. A 6-oz. container of regular yogurt has about 9 grams of protein. The same amount of Greek yogurt has around 17 grams.
Greek yogurt has a creamier taste and offers a more concentrated source of nutrients since water has been removed.
Yogurt drinks or squeeze tubes have less protein and are usually high in sugar (plus often have food dyes). These usually come in small packages with an average of 2 or 3 grams of protein per serving.
"Live and active cultures" refer to the living organisms which convert milk into yogurt. These probiotics allow many people with lactose intolerance to tolerate yogurt.
Probiotics can also help keep good and bad bacteria at a healthy balance.
Choose yogurts that contain "live and active cultures." This usually means the cultures were added after the milk was pasteurized.
The Federal Trade Commission has cracked down on some unproven claims about yogurt. Probiotics play a role in immunity and digestion, but the beneficial amounts from yogurt are not yet known.
Some yogurt brands have hopped on the nutrition bandwagon by adding "functional" fiber, usually in the form of inulin or cellulose. Functional fiber differs from dietary fiber, which is found naturally in whole foods.
Experts debate if there is any real benefit from eating foods with added functional fiber.
Functional fiber won't hurt, but it's definitely better to get your fiber from whole foods, such as fruits, vegetables, whole grains, nuts, and beans, which also offer a host of other vitamins, minerals, phytonutrients and antioxidants!
Yogurts that have this claim are also likely to have added sugars (artificial or otherwise), food dyes, and other unhealthy added ingredients.
If your yogurt brand is well sourced (organic and grass fed), go for whole milk. There is no reason to fear the kind of fat and the taste is superior (plus it will hold you longer).
I personally usually buy whole milk grass fed yogurt such as Stonyfield or Maple Hill Creamery. I am also a fan of Siggis (especially their 4% milkfat).
Want to keep sugar at bay, but still enjoy great taste?
Try Greek yogurt. With much of the water removed, Greek yogurt is thick and creamy. Don't like the high cost? Make your own: Put 2 cups of plain yogurt in a colander lined with a paper towel. Place the colander over a bowl, and let sit in the fridge for 2 hours or more.
Make yogurt parfaits. Spruce up plain yogurt by adding 1/2- teaspoon of raw honey or pure maple syrup. Include some fresh fruit, raw oats, vanilla, ginger, unsweetened coconut flakes, nuts or seeds.
Use plain yogurt as the base for a creamy dressing by pureeing it with some lemon juice, olive oil, salt, dill, garlic, and a pinch of honey.


Within SharePoint 2013 you have the ability to create an Asset Library. This is a special type of SharePoint library, which is optimised for the storing of image, audio, or video files. If you're not familiar with this type of library take a look at this TechNet article.
One of the nice features of the Asset Library is the keywords column. This enables you to assign metadata in the form of keywords, which can help with the discovery of library items using search. For example, an image of an car could have the keywords transport or vehicle assigned to it. Then, if a user searched for car, transport, or vehicle they would find the image.
I'm going to show the configuration required to enable searching for items using keywords. Firstly, open the Asset Library settings and check the name of the keywords column.
Next, navigate to Central Administration and open the Search Service Application from Application Management > Manage service applications. Open the Search Schema.
Click on Crawled Properties and enter keywords, then click the green arrow to search.
Click on the managed property called Keywords. On the page that loads, tick the Searchable box and click Ok to save the changes. Now, re-index the Asset Library, open the library settings, then Advanced settings.
Once the crawl has completed you'll be able to search for images using keywords.
This entry was posted in SharePoint and tagged SharePoint 2013, SharePoint Search on August 6, 2014 by richardstk.
This is exactly what we want to do. But we cannot 'tick the Searchable box to switch this functionality on. Any suggestions on what Site Features feature we may need to reactivate?


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