First off I hope you are all staying warm and inside during the Polar Vortex that is charging across the country. We are a bit chilly here but I will take it, no freezing temps and deadly wind chills. Stay safe my friends.
Baby blanket # 1 is done. It is for a boy as you recall. This was made with Berroco Modern Cotton in the colors Toverton (darker gray) and Gadwall (silverish gray). I am loving this blanket. Berroco Modern Cotton, while a bit splitty makes a great baby blanket. It is sturdy and washable, as baby blankets need to be. I used a size I hook and five total skeins of yarn, approximately 1,000 yards to make this blanket. A 14 stitch ripple, with 8 repeats, making it 34 x 33 in, a perfect size. I also bought a few sweet gray baby clothes to complete the gift. I hope the new parents will like it. Now onto # 2!
I popped by the yarn store last Thursday to pick up my missing skein of yarn and to buy more yarn for blanket # 3. Number 2 is for Little Buddy's medical foster parents daughter, she is having a little girl in June. You might remember he was in her wedding a few years back. They are the loveliest of people and took great care of Little Buddy when he was in desperate need. That is where I started working with him and fell in love with him. If you are new to this blog you can read his story here.
Blanket # 3 is for my soon to be great niece, also due in June. I love this color combination don't you? This will be the third baby blanket for this family, I am not sure if they need it or not but I always make one for every new member of my family. Every new baby needs something handmade with love don't you think?
Last Sunday we were a bit housebound as it was raining like crazy and very chilly out, well chilly for Florida. We were all a bit stir crazy, I think we are used to being on the move. My photos were not loading onto my computer from my phone for some reason, so I spent the afternoon frantically crocheting, with a fire on and the fur boys by my side, not blogging as I usually do on Sundays.
There might also have been face haircuts, which you can see by this photo were not appreciated.
There might also have been several Grace and Frankie episodes watched, tea drank and lots of snuggling with two fur babies and their not so snugly seven year old brother, who had more important things on his mind then a cuddle.
I am off now to get ready for a routine colonoscopy tomorrow. I am not happy about this procedure, but I am 54 and it needs to be done. Wish me luck!
Oh Meredith. You have my sympathies on the colonoscopy. As you know I've had two of those in the last 2 1/2 months. The procedure itself is no big deal, it's just that nasty prep.
The boys do look happy to have everybody home with them during the chilly weather. And those baby blankets will be gorgeous. I always like the ripple pattern and that purple and gray will be so pretty together. Perfect for a little girl. And I agree with you, every new baby deserves to have something handmade with love.
Nice work on the blanket! Hope by now that the colonoscopy is all done! Hugs to you.
Oh...Uh... Well... Have fun with that colonoscopy....YIKES!
Those fur babies!!! I LOVE THEM!!!!
I cannot believe you have already finished one of those blankets. WOW!
And do not change a thing about your blog... I LOVE IT just like it is!
The pups have grown so big. The one your son is holding is quite an armful!
All the boys are so cute!! Just keep in mind that when nothing comes back suspicious you will have 10 years before another colonoscopy! That is the only good news. No really the prep is worse then the procedure. Hugs!
Gorgeous blankets for some very lucky babies. Hope your test went well.
Mere---I feel for you on the colonoscopy. I'm so afraid and my doctor keeps trying to push me. And I'm 58! My husband had his first 6 years ago, he had a cancerous tumor that was huge and that has led us on a never ending journey. You would think that would spur me to go. No. I've heard the fasting and enemas are no longer a part of the prep, thank God. I pray you have a smooth and positive procedure and one day...I will.
Love the pics of your pooches, they look so huggable. The gray and white blanket is so spot on. I've been going to so many baby showers and for boys, the registry is a lot of gray...and elephants!!
Thanks for your comment. And 41 degrees IS cold. We get that in the spring and fall and we are total babies!! Right now...space heaters and every throw and quilt we can find!!!
Hopefully the procedure is over and all is well. The blanket is beautiful and I love the yarn you have chosen for the other on, stunning colour combination. Made with love, so the perfect gift. I popped back to read Little Buddy's story once again and shed a tear or two. What a joy you have bought to each other lives, you are both blessed. A delight to see your furry boys.
I just read Little Buddy's story. such is the stuff of heroes. and to see that fight for life and the sheer desire to live makes me speechless. how wonderful that he completes your family. aren't trite adjectives irritating? I wish I could just say that you ALL simply SHINE! there are rays of pure love and sunlight all around you! and on the days that are hard because of exhaustion or illness or the myriad things that can happen... that light is still there! and shining brighter than ever. oh. and the knitting is beautiful too! LOL!
I, too, enjoy "Grace and Frankie"; it is part of my Me Time ritual.
Lovely blanket finish. Lucky babies!
Oh Geez, you are in my THOUGHTS. I hate that prep .. SO much. THey have to get a better one. Love your son with the pups. I know they get their time, but I want LIl B pictures ! Great baby blanket finish.
You are amazing to do blankets. THey are such big and lovely gifts.
I'm just making socks and hats for my pals who are having babies this year!
I have to think of a good joke to send Lil B.
The finished blanket is lovely and I do like your colour choices for the other one too. I do hope all went well with the colonoscopy.
Great finish on the first blanket and I love the choices for the next few!
It will satisfy that creative itch but still be an easy project to carry with you!!! Yes, we've done a lot of 'sit by the fire' days, too.
Good luck with the colonoscopy - they are yucky!
You got a giggle out of me, looking at those unappreciative but adorable faces. You definitely captured the sentiment in that photo.
Last week we had record temperatures of 47C (117F) and it has been the warmest January ever. Now your country is on the flipside getting temps of -49C (-56F).
Yet there are politicians and others who have a lot of influence who avoid responsibility by not acknowledging climate change. Go visit some islands in the pacific to see whether global warming and sea level rise is real. Go to the poles and see how the ice is melting.
But "climate change is not real" (sarcastic eye roll).
At least you and I have the power of being able to make warm things like your beautiful baby blankets to survive the cold!
Thanks for the link to Buddy's story. I can't remember seeing his baby photo. He is so lucky to have you all in his life, including the dogs of course.
Beautiful work. Those are such nice gifts. Your dogs are just hysterical. Their expressions are priceless! Thanks for the laugh.
I'll be 53 at the end of this month, but have not even thought about getting a colonoscopy. My husband turned 60 last month and has had a couple, mainly because of fissures and hemorrhoids which he had surgery for a year ago. Pretty sure he's done with having doctors messing with his backside. :) Love the use of gray in your beautiful baby blankets. When I've made blankets for co-workers in the past who may have moved on from the school, they would send pictures of their toddlers still carrying around their baby blankets which is always heartwarming to see. Have a good Sunday!
Your crocheted baby blankets are so pretty. Can't wait to see the purple and grey one. Glad you stayed warm in the cold weather. May get snow on Monday but not sure. I still have blankets from when our kids were babies. Some I gave away to our son for our grandchildren. May just give them away. Hope your colonoscopy goes well. I need one this year too. Enjoy your week and thanks for your comments on my blog.
I hope your colonoscopy went well. You definitely need to do it! It is horrible, though -- the prep that is.
I think it's hilarious that anyone would stay inside in Florida, but I am certainly stir crazy from the past week so I'm not sure I'd recognize funny!
I agree that every baby deserves something handknit with love. You are so sweet to make so many blankets. I find them tedious -- but they are great gifts!
The blanket is beautiful...and yes, I love that purple and gray combo.
Our polar vortex is over, thank God. -50 (with the wind chill) was horrible. I stayed housebound pretty for several days last week. It's much warmer now (in the 40's ABOVE zero!) but it's rainy, so it's still just plain ol' yucky out there.
Hope all went well with your colonoscopy. I'm 56 and haven't had one, though my doctor bugs me about it every year. We have no colon cancer in our family, though I know that's not a good excuse. My husband has had several colonoscopies as his dad had stage 4 colon cancer and I've seen what he's had to go through with the prep...and that's what has made me procrastinate.
Ooh, loving that baby blanket and the yarn combos for the next ones - especially the lilac and taupe (or is it rose and grey? Either way, so soft and pretty together).
I've never had a colonoscopy, but I know all about the prep. Hope it went okay. Mr. M went the Cologuard route last time, and it was a breeze in comparison.
sending you a prayer that your colonoscopy went well! I love grace and frankie but haven't started the latest season yet. They are so funny! Your pups look so cute and big. I love the blanket and that you have two more lined up, such a thoughtful gift that will be treasured.
Loving the blanket, Meredith, and the color combo. And, of course, those sweet dogs. Who can resist.


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https://oceanservice.noaa.gov/education/oysters-in-the-chesapeake-bay/welcome.html
https://aamboceanservice.blob.core....limate/noaa_complete_activity_book_111213.pdf
Activity 1: The Great Glowing Orb: Make a Solar Heat Engine (611 KB, pdf)
Activity 2: The Climate Team: Make a Solar Cooker (1.5 MB, pdf)
Activity 3: Climate Is Our Friend…Isn't It? : Make an Extinction Polyhedron (621 KB, pdf)
Activity 4: Climate, Weather…What's the Difference? : Make an Electronic Temperature Sensor (474 KB, pdf)
Activity 5: How Do We Know? : Make Additional Weather Sensors and Set Up a Home Weather Station (799 KB, pdf)
Activity 6: I Didn't Do It…Did I? : Make Your Own Greenhouse Effect (1.3 MB, pdf)
Activity 7: Why Should I Care? : Show How Increased Carbon Dioxide Makes the Ocean More Acidic (295 KB, pdf)
Activity 8: Are You Climate Literate? : Play the Essential Principles Challenge (Paper version; 1.3 MB, pdf)
Are You Climate Literate? : The Essentials Principles Challenge (PowerPoint version; 624 KB, ppt)
Activity 9: Communicate! : Create a Unique Message About Climate Change (399 KB, pdf)
Activity 10: The Incredible Carbon Journey: Play the Carbon Journey Game (2.0 MB, pdf)
Activity Alignment to Next Generation Science Standards, Climate Literacy and Energy Literacy Essential Principles and Fundamental Concepts (60 KB, pdf)
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https://oceanservice.noaa.gov/education/pd/corals/welcome.html
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https://coralreefwatch.noaa.gov/satellite/education/docs/6_Sea_Surface_temp.pdf
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http://www.reefed.edu.au/home/students/web_quest/pollution_solutions
https://oceanservice.noaa.gov/education/pd/corals/coral_reef_ecosystems.html
Populations: Links for Teachers
NOAA's National Ocean Service Corals Tutorial
NOAA's National Ocean Service supports in research and efforts to conserve coral ecosystems. On this Web site, you will find an online tutorial with animations, video, and a "roadmap" of NOAA corals Web Sites.
http://oceanservice.noaa.gov/education/corals/welcome.html
Features: Lesson Ideas, Graphics/Multimedia, Data Sources
Stopping the Demise of the World's Coral Reefs
This lesson plan illustrates that interdependent ecosystems can be destroyed when one of the habitats in that ecosystem experiences distress or harm.
http://www.pbs.org/newshour/extra/teachers/lessonplans/science/
coralreefs.html
Features: Lesson Ideas, Online Interactivity, Graphics/Multimedia, Assessment, Inquiry Materials
Animals of the Coral Reef
Explore the different populations of organisms that inhabit a coral reef. The alphabetical bar at the top of the page makes finding any organism easy.
http://www.reefed.edu.au/home/explorer
Features: Lesson Ideas, Graphics/Multimedia
Dive In: An Ocean Quest
You and your team have been selected to be part of the crew on the ship, Detective Divers. In this webquest, you will be exploring the oceans to learn about coral reef ecosystems.
http://www.kmuska.com/ocean/oceanx.html
Features: Lesson Ideas, Graphics/Multimedia, Assessment, Inquiry Materials
NOAA's Ocean Explorer Lesson Plan: Seals, Corals, and Dollars
Students investigate the ecological relationship between Hawaiian monk seals and deep-water precious corals in this lesson from a NOAA Ocean Exploration expedition to the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands.
http://www.oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/explorations/02hawaii/background/
education/media/nwhi_seals.pdf
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NOAA's Ocean Explorer Lesson Plan: Who's Your Neighbor?
Deep in the ocean off the coast of North and South Carolina lies a mainly unexplored coral habitat. This lesson asks students to do Internet research and then discuss data compiled by an expedition to this area. Feeding strategies and habitat interactions are a focus.
http://oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/explorations/03edge/background/edu/
media/neighbor.pdf
Features: Lesson Ideas, Assessment
https://oceanservice.noaa.gov/education/pd/corals/coral_reef_ecosystems/populations4students.html
https://oceanservice.noaa.gov/education/pd/corals/coral_reef_bio.html
The Coral Organism
Links for Teachers | Links for Students
These resources provide information about coral structures and their functions, how they reproduce and grow, and the "mutualistic" relationship most corals have with zooxanthellea, the photosynthetic algae that live in their tissues.
Types of Coral
Different types of coral live in specific marine environments. Their unique characteristics have developed through biological adaptations. Explore stony, shallow-water corals and reefs, soft corals and deep-water corals.
Distribution of Corals
Did you know that most coral reefs are found in tropical and subtropical waters? These resources highlight the number of species of coral and their relationship to their environment. Find out how many more species exist in the Indo-Pacific as compared to the Atlantic.
A Reef of Your Own
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https://oceanservice.noaa.gov/education/lessons/ownreef.html
Explore Our Lesson
Learning Procedure
The Bridge Connection
The "Me" Connection
Ocean Literacy Essential Principles and Fundamental Concepts
Links to Overview Essays and Resources Useful for Student Research
http://oceanservice.noaa.gov/topics/oceans/coralreefs
http://www.coris.noaa.gov/about/biology
http://oceanservice.noaa.gov/education/tutorial_corals/coral01_intro.html
https://oceanservice.noaa.gov/education/tutorial_corals/lessons/corals_subrev.html
Coral reefs are among the most biologically diverse and productive ecosystems on Earth. Coral reefs protect shorelines from erosion and storm damage, supply foods that are important to many coastal communities, and provide recreational and economic opportunities. In addition, the highly diverse biological communities associated with coral reefs are new sources of powerful antibiotic, anti-cancer and anti-inflammatory drugs that have the potential to benefit the entire human race (for more information on drugs from coral reefs, see the Background section of http://oceanservice.noaa.gov/education/lessons/coralbleach.html, and http://oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/explorations/03bio/background/medicines/medicines.html
http://www.vims.edu/bridge/reef.html
http://coralreef.noaa.gov/getinvolved/whatyoucando/welcome.html. Even if you don't live near a reef, you can help protect coral reefs in the U.S.A. and around the world.
For more lesson plans and activities related to coral reefs, visit the education web pages for NOAA's Ocean Explorer Cayman Islands Twilight Zone 2007 Expedition at http://oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/explorations/07twilightzone/background/edu/edu.html.
http://coralreef.noaa.gov/ – Home page for NOAA's Coral Reef Conservation Program
http://www.oceanservice.noaa.gov/education/tutorial_corals/supp_corals_roadmap.html – Roadmap to Resources: Corals; a guide for educators and students to specific online coral data offerings within the NOS and NOAA family of products
http://www.coris.noaa.gov/activities/actionstrategy – National Coral Reef Action Strategy
http://coralreef.noaa.gov/getinvolved/whatyoucando/welcome.html – Things you can do to help protect coral reefs
http://www.coris.noaa.gov – NOAA's Coral Reef Information System (CoRIS) designed to be a single point of access to NOAA coral reef information and data products
http://www.nmfs.noaa.gov/habitat/habitatconservation/publications/Separate%20Chapters/
Cover%20and%20Table%20of%20Contents.pdf – "The State of Deep Coral Ecosystems of the United States," 2007 report from NOAA providing new insight into the complex and biologically rich habitats found in deeper waters off the U.S. and elsewhere around the world.
http://www.latimes.com/news/local/oceans/la-oceans-series,0,7842752.special – "Altered Oceans," five-part series from the Los Angeles Times on the condition of Earth's ocean; published July 30 – August 3, 2006
Search Education
https://oceanservice.noaa.gov/education/pd/corals/coral_reef_bio/coral_organism4students.html
https://oceanservice.noaa.gov/education/pd/corals/coral_reef_bio/types_coral4teachers.html
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https://oceanservice.noaa.gov/education/pd/corals/coral_reef_bio/distrib_corals4students.html
https://oceanservice.noaa.gov/goodbye.html?url=http://www.seaworld.org/infobooks/Coral/habdiscr.html
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Ocean Noise
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National Ocean Service's Role in Hurricane Prep, Response, and Recovery
Motion in the Ocean: Tides and Currents
Garbage Patches: How Gyres Take Our Trash Out to Sea
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Geodesy: The Invisible Backbone of Navigation
Marine Debris in Alaska
Ocean Current Surveys 101
Historical Maps and Charts
Celebrating 100 Years of NOAA Corps
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What is aquaculture?
Aquaculture is breeding, raising, and harvesting fish, shellfish, and aquatic plants. Basically, it's farming in water. U.S. aquaculture is an environmentally responsible source of food and commercial products, helps to create healthier habitats, and is used to rebuild stocks of threatened or endangered species.
Estuaries: Nature's Water Filters (Digital Coast)
Watch this cool animation to learn how estuaries filter our water. There's a pop quiz at the end to check what you learned!
The Coral Reef Economy
Coral reefs are one of Earth's most productive ecosystems — both in terms of biology and cold, hard cash. Healthy coral reef ecosystems do everything from supporting millions of jobs to protecting lives and valuable coastal infrastructure, like hotels and roads, from storms and waves. In fact, each year coral reefs pump more than $3.4 billion into the U.S. economy And that's a conservative estimate!
How do coral reefs benefit the economy?
Healthy coral reefs support commercial and subsistence fisheries as well as jobs and businesses through tourism and recreation. Approximately half of all federally managed fisheries depend on coral reefs and related habitats for a portion of their life cycles. The National Marine Fisheries Service estimates the commercial value of U.S. fisheries from coral reefs is over $100 million.
What is a rip current?
Rip currents are powerful, narrow channels of fast-moving water that are prevalent along the East, Gulf, and West coasts of the U.S., as well as along the shores of the Great Lakes. Moving at speeds of up to eight feet per second, rip currents can move faster than an Olympic swimmer.
What is an invasive species?
Invasive species can harm both the natural resources in an ecosystem as well as threaten human use of these resources. An invasive species can be introduced to a new area via the ballast water of oceangoing ships, intentional and accidental releases of aquaculture species, aquarium specimens or bait, and other means.
What is a wetland?
There are many different kinds of wetlands and many ways to categorize them. NOAA classifies wetlands into five general types: marine (ocean), estuarine (estuary), riverine (river), lacustrine (lake), and palustrine (marsh). Common names for wetlands include marshes, estuaries, mangroves, mudflats, mires, ponds, fens, swamps, deltas, coral reefs, billabongs, lagoons, shallow seas, bogs, lakes, and floodplains, to name just a few!
What is a hurricane?
A tropical cyclone is a rotating low-pressure weather system that has organized thunderstorms but no fronts (a boundary separating two air masses of different densities). Tropical cyclones with maximum sustained surface winds of less than 39 miles per hour (mph) are called tropical depressions. Those with maximum sustained winds of 39 mph or higher are called tropical storms.
Introduction - Ocean Exploration and Bioluminescence (Ocean Today)
Symone Johnson - Shark Researcher and Knauss Fellow, NOAA narrates the first Full Moon series introduction. The ocean covers two-thirds of our planet but we know more about Mars than the deep seas.
Light It Up Activity Demo (Ocean Today)
We take it for granted, but when you think about it, light is amazing. light allows us to see the world around us.
What is ocean etiquette? (Ocean Fact)
Wildlife viewing is a popular recreation activity, but it is important to know how to interact with ocean wildlife so that you can make the right decisions. Irresponsible human behavior can disturb animals, destroy important habitats, and even result in injury to animals and people.
Rip Current Science (Ocean Today)
You might have heard them referred to as "undertow" or "rip tides," but these ocean phenomena are actually rip currents.
Ocean Safe with Bruckner Chase (Ocean Today)
Bruckner Chase is an endurance waterman with a lifetime of experience in the ocean. Check out his advice on how to stay safe in the ocean.
Motion in the ocean (Podcast)
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Sylvia Earle TED Winner (Ocean Today)
Sylvia Earle - TED speech.
Marine Protected Areas (Ocean Today)
Chances are you've visited a Marine Protected Area and didn't even know it.
Tsunami Awareness (Ocean Today)
When you're in a coastal area, it's important to keep alert for messages from local officials, such as lifeguards, police, The US Tsunami Warning Centers and NOAA All Hazards Radio.
Wetlands Restoration (Ocean Today)
Wetlands are among the richest and most diverse places on earth. Thousands of fish, mammals and birds call the wetlands home.
The Acid Test (Ocean Today)
Scientists refer to ocean acidification as the other carbon problem. The first, of course, is global warming.
Hurricane Storm Surge (Ocean Today)
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Fuel for the Storm (Ocean Today)
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Ethical Angler (Ocean Today)
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Water Cycle (Ocean Today)
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Rip Current Safety For Kids (Ocean Today)
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Bioluminescence (Ocean Today)
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Observing El Niño (Ocean Today)
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Q: Exception while dispatching incoming RPC call I tried developing GWT application on windows. I am got an error in tomcat log while running my GWT application when I running the project to netbeans in ubuntu. please help me?
 org.apache.catalina.core.ApplicationContext log

    SEVERE: Exception while dispatching incoming RPC call
    com.google.gwt.user.server.rpc.UnexpectedException: Service method 'public abstract com.vision.mil.client.dto.LoginDTO com.vision.mil.client.rpc.LoginService.processLogin(com.vision.mil.client.dto.MsUserDTO)' threw an unexpected exception: javax.persistence.PersistenceException: Exception [EclipseLink-4002] (Eclipse Persistence Services - 2.3.2.v20111125-r10461): org.eclipse.persistence.exceptions.DatabaseException
    Internal Exception: com.mysql.jdbc.exceptions.jdbc4.MySQLSyntaxErrorException: Unknown database 'vision-mil2'
    Error Code: 1049
        at com.google.gwt.user.server.rpc.RPC.encodeResponseForFailure(RPC.java:385)
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A: "Unknown database 'vision-mil2'."
It seems that database hasn't been created.
Make sure that database directory has not read-only permissions, and make sure that database is really created.

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In addition to providing the essential foundation for all Sciences and Engineering programs, and electives to the University-wide community, the Department of Mathematics and Actuarial Science (MACT) provides rigorous pedagogy to Mathematics majors, as well as its applied Actuarial Science and newly launched Data Science program. The latter established in collaboration with the Department of Computer Science and Engineering, and being the first of its kind in Egypt and the MENA region. In that context, MACT welcomes applicants that are well-grounded in Mathematics and its diverse applications, with the flexibility to participate in the curriculum across various sub-disciplines, from freshmen to graduate.
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in oregon. ranchers and militia have taken a national wildlife refuge there. the group set up a roadblock and are manning a guard tower.
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The Arena of Nîmes
The Arena of Nîmes is the world's best preserved Roman amphitheatres and the city's star attraction. Come and discover this period full of history.
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During your camping holidays in the Gard, visit the Arena of Nîmes, a monument located in the heart of the city. Listed as a City of Art and History, it has retained many of its reminders of the Roman era, such as this amphitheatre. It is the world's best preserved arena and could, in its time, hold 24,000 spectators who came to watch gladiator fights.
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Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) affects 5% of children and 2.5% of adults in the United States, according to the American Psychiatric Association.
Although more commonly diagnosed in children, it is sometimes recognized later in life. There are treatments but no cure, so it persists into the teen years and through adulthood.
According to WebMD, there are three main symptoms of ADD.
These symptoms manifest themselves in different ways in children, teens, and adults. Girls and women may show different symptoms than boys and men. Recognizing the symptoms can help lead to a diagnosis and treatment for this perplexing disorder.
Each of the three main symptoms of ADD can appear in various ways in children. A child does not have to exhibit all of these characteristics to receive a diagnosis of ADD, but they will need to show several of them.
Inattention in young children may be difficult to recognize as the ability to pay attention is a trait that develops in children at varying rates. If a child has difficulty attending, it may not be obvious until the child is in school. A child with ADD will have difficulty following directions, paying attention to detail and staying on topic. They may make careless mistakes. They may have difficulty staying organized, and forget appointments or scheduled activities.
Children with inattention are easily distracted. They may find it nearly impossible to pay attention to what is going on in their school classroom if, for example, there is something unusual going on outside the window. They may have difficulty focusing on things they are not interested in but may become hyper-focused on things that they find fascinating.
All children, particularly toddlers and preschoolers, seem to have boundless energy. That's why it can be so difficult to identify those who have hyperactivity associated with ADD.
Children with hyperactivity will constantly run, jump, and climb, even when it is not appropriate. They will squirm and fidget when they have to sit for any length of time. Some parents describe their children with hyperactivity as being 'driven by a motor,' stating that it is nearly impossible at times to get them to stop moving.
The ability to control impulses is also age-related in children. Toddlers cannot control their impulses very well, and preschoolers are just learning to do so. By four or five years old, however, a child should be able to wait their turn and refrain from interrupting, although they may need to be reminded to do so.
A child with ADD who is impulsive, however, has much more trouble controlling their impulses. Even with repeated reminders, they may interrupt others and blurt out answers or comments while someone else is still talking. They may also talk incessantly without pausing to let the other person respond.
The Centers for Disease Control provides a checklist for ADD symptoms. This checklist is helpful for parents and teachers who may have concerns that a child has ADD. The questions are very specific, and it is carefully noted that not all of the symptoms need to be present for a diagnosis of ADD to be indicated.
One of the points made in the checklist is that 'There is clear evidence that the symptoms interfere with, or reduce the quality of, social, school or work functioning.' This is key to a true ADD diagnosis, since some young children can behave appropriately in at school, for example, but not at home, which may indicate a cause other than ADD.
Since many of the symptoms of ADD are similar to typical 'kid' behavior, it can be challenging to determine whether your child has ADD or is just an active youngster. The Centers for Disease Control checklist can help parents to identify if a child has ADD.
The checklist is quite detailed, but it breaks down into the three categories discussed earlier. It asks about specific situations and traits associated with each of the categories.
Inattention – difficulty staying on task; not listening when spoken to; failure to finish projects, activities or homework; trouble with organization; distractibility or forgetfulness. Inattention may be offset by exceptional focus on certain tasks or in certain areas, to the exclusion of other activities.
Impulsivity – blurting out answers before the question has been finished, difficulty with taking turns, interrupting others, talking excessively.
Hyperactivity – fidgeting or squirming when seated, getting up from a seat before the activity is over, running and climbing excessively, acting as if 'driven by a motor.' The hyperactive child is may be unable to stop moving even when the situation warrants it, or when they want to.
Some symptoms of ADD may not be obvious. In school, for example, a child may appear to be paying attention in class, but their mind may be elsewhere.
They may insist they do not understand a homework assignment or the material on a test, when the problem may be that they cannot organize themselves well enough to complete the assignment or sit still long enough to take the test.
If a parent is concerned that their child is displaying symptoms of ADD, it may be best to observe the child interacting with their peers. If it seems that the child is the one who is always being corrected or redirected, or cannot follow the directions that the other children can, it may be time to seek a professional opinion.
Other children may display one or two or the characteristics described in an ADD diagnosis, but a child who has ADD will display most of them.
Since ADD does not go away, children who are diagnosed will still have the disorder as teenagers. Sometimes, ADD is not diagnosed until the teen years, particularly in girls.
While the basic symptoms of inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity are the same in teens as they are in children, the consequences of these symptoms can be quite different, according to WebMD.
The combination of the changing teenage mind and body, the increased responsibilities of work and driving, and the temptations of drinking and drug use combine to make the teen years particularly challenging for those with ADD.
The hormonal changes of puberty and adolescence may make ADD symptoms worse. Medications that have worked for years may suddenly become ineffective. Teens who struggle with impulsivity may have always had challenges maintaining relationships, and those stakes may be higher in the teen years.
Driving is riskier for teens with ADD as they have trouble attending to the task at hand and may be easily distracted. WebMD says that teens with ADD may be two to four times more likely to have a car accident than other teens.
Studies have found that teens with ADD are more likely to abuse alcohol and drugs other than marijuana than other teens. Some common ADD medications have warnings about interactions with alcohol, making this an even greater concern for some. Teenagers with ADD may also be at greater risk of developing depression and eating disorders.
Parents who have a child who received an ADD diagnosis at a young age should be on the lookout for changes in the child's mood or behavior during the teen years. Other parents may want to watch for signs of ADD, including low self-esteem and risk-taking behavior.
The symptoms of ADD may be more difficult to spot in adults that in children, according to WebMD. Although the disorder may manifest itself differently in adults than in children, the symptoms fall into the same three categories.
Adults with ADD often exhibit signs of inattention, which can interfere with their daily lives. They may have difficulty getting organized, so they may miss appointments, forget to pay bills and be late turning in projects at work.
Because of the attention required and the need to sit still, driving can be a challenge for adults with ADD. They often get more speeding tickets, have more traffic accidents and may lose their licenses more frequently than those without ADD.
Distractibility in adults with ADD often looks the same as it does in children, but the stakes are higher. Being distracted while at work or while driving can have serious consequences for adults.
Hyperactivity may not be as pronounced in the adult with ADD as it is in children. As adults, we tend to be more aware that jumping on the couch is typically not appropriate behavior. However, we all know that person who fiddles with their pen or taps their foot throughout meetings, looking more and more uncomfortable as the meeting wears on. This person is likely to have ADD.
Doing things without thinking them through and saying whatever pops into your head without considering how it might make someone else feel are hallmarks of ADD. These traits may lead to marital problems for those with ADD. They may also struggle to get with people at work, or have difficulty keeping a job.
Adults with ADD may take more risks than those without the disorder. Adults who display both hyperactivity and impulsivity may take part in extreme sports or other risky endeavors.
ADDitude Magazine) offers a test to help adults determine if they have ADD. It asks about each of the three broad areas of ADD symptoms, citing specific examples of when they might occur.
Inattention – Do you have trouble seeing tasks or projects through to completion? Do you sometimes 'zone out' during long conversations, finding it difficult to concentrate on what is being said? Are you unable to reach your goals, despite your best efforts?
Hyperactivity – Do you find yourself swinging your leg or tapping your pen, or working off nervous energy in some other way? Do you drive too fast, engage in extreme sports, or take risks in other ways?
Impulsivity – Do you make decisions without thinking them through? Do you engage in any compulsive behaviors, like excessive drinking, gambling or shopping? Do you say or do things without thinking that make others angry?
The test also asks about self-perception, such as whether you think others see you the way you see yourself, or if you think you have lower self-esteem than others.
According to WebMD, the symptoms of ADD in women may be very different than those in men. Women with ADD often struggle at home, finding it difficult to complete tasks and get and stay organized. They may feel overwhelmed with all the demands placed on them by work and family.
Women tend to have more symptoms of inattentiveness, and fewer symptoms of hyperactivity and impulsivity. For this reason, and because ADD is more often diagnosed in boys, many women are not diagnosed until they are in college, or even later.
This may be because the symptoms of inattention are more subtle than the other symptoms of ADD. Girls often learn to disguise their symptoms during their school years, so they are not diagnosed until later.
According to ADDitude Magazine, women with ADD may feel overwhelmed in public or crowded places, finding it difficult to shut out distractions. They may feel as if their life is out of control, and that they are unable to meet the demands that are put on them.
Organizing the household can be very challenging for women with ADD. They may struggle with tasks like balancing the checkbook or maintaining the family calendar. They may feel as if they are covering up their shortcomings or trying to 'pass' as someone they are not.
Women with ADD may have difficulty maintaining relationships, which can lead to social isolation. They may be more susceptible to eating disorders, depression, and anxiety.
Because the treatments for these symptoms can be very different for those with ADD than for those without it, it's important to determine if a woman has ADD. It could explain many other conditions, making it somewhat easier to treat them all at once.
Teenagers and adults with ADD struggle with executive function skills. These are the skills that help us to get and stay organized and to perform multi-step tasks in the correct order.
According to ADDitude Magazine , executive function skills appear around the time of puberty. Until this time, children cannot reliably plan and execute complex tasks, which is why an executive function deficit usually doesn't show up until late adolescence or adulthood.
– Analyze the problem or task.
– Plan a way to solve or address the problem or task.
– Organize the steps that need to be taken to complete the task or solve the problem.
– Develop a timeline for completion.
– Adjust the plan if necessary.
– Complete the task or solve the problem on time.
Someone with an executive function disorder may have difficulty completing one or many of these steps. They may spend an inordinate amount of time on one of the early steps, like analyzing or planning, and then be unable to focus on the remaining steps in order to get the task completed.
Behavior modification is commonly used to overcome deficits in executive function, and it can be very effective. When faced with a complex task that seems overwhelming, it may help to break the task down into smaller segments and devise a way to complete the segments in the correct order.
Use of visual planners to map out the task are often helpful. Many people find that they have one time of day when they are more productive than at other times, so reserving those few hours for complex tasks may allow those with executive function deficits to be more efficient.
Many people who have an executive function disorder also have ADD, but some have only the executive function disorder. These people have no problem sitting still and tend not to be impulsive, but they have similar organizational challenges to those with ADD.
The medications that are typically prescribed for ADD, such as stimulants, may not work on executive function if it is not part of an ADD diagnosis.
If you recognize these symptoms of ADD in yourself, your child, or another loved one, seek professional help. Your primary care physician should be able to recommend a practitioner who is experienced in identifying and treating ADD.
With a combination of behavior modification and medication, those with ADD can significantly improve their quality of life.


Oracle Corp. announced on Monday that it attends to expand an e-commerce app that belongs to its suite of business cloud software, after a spring release of the product demonstrated "early momentum" among midsize and enterprise-level companies. Oracle said several customers are using the app to power both business-to-consumer and business-to-business e-commerce strategies. This comes as Oracle continues to shift more of its business to the cloud and away from legacy software. Last week, Oracle reported a 28% year-over-year increase in quarterly cloud revenue. Shares of Oracle fell 1% in premarket trade, as part of a broader market selloff.


Arkells are an anthemic pop rock band from the Great White North. The explosive quintet incorporates slick, saturated tones and pulsing percussion to enhance their peppy singalongs. This year they're stepping up the touring game with a run of huge shows including another spot at Lollapalooza in Chicago. Check out the uplifting performance by Arkells Live in the Audiotree Studio.


Join Anya Hayes for a Pilates workshop for postnatal rehabilitation. This group session focuses on breathing, alignment and pelvic floor awareness, releasing tension and finding your deep inner strength – suitable if you're suffering from diastasis recti. Find out how to connect to your centre in your day to day activities rather than make time for "pelvic floor exercise". Rebuild your foundations to feel more energised in your mothering day. We'll finish with a short (baby-friendly) guided meditation to leave you relaxed and uplifted. There will also be a Q&A at the end of the session.
Anya is a pre- and postnatal Pilates and wellness coach specialising in pelvic floor and diastasis recti. She is also a Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT) teacher, weaving together body–mind work to help alleviate the mental health issues that motherhood and pregnancy can present, such as anxiety, self-doubt and overwhelm. Her mission is to help mums feel stronger, happier and calmer.
Anya lives in Peckham and has two boys, Maurice and Freddie.


October 2017 Product Enhancements - Orion Energy Systems Inc.
Orion is pleased to announce product enhancements now available on several of our APOLLO® and HARRIS LED products. We've added additional color options, more product wireguard options, battery backup availability, NSF shatterproof lamps and motion & daylighting controls.
The HARRIS wallpacks deliver energy savings and reduced maintenance costs when replacing up to 400W HID fixtures. for exterior walls, entrance ways, pathways and steps.
The low-profile HARRIS CSLED2 delivers energy savings and reduced maintenance costs when replacing up to 400W HID fixtures. Ideal for parking garages, gas stations, banks or fast food restaurants.
The HARRIS DDLED2 is ideal for site lighting in applications including rural, commercial, retail and residential driveways and parking areas. Designed to deliver more energy savings and reduce maintenance costs when replacing up to 175W HID luminaire.
The HARRIS ALLED2 provides uniform distribution for area and site lighting in areas such as driveways, parking lots for retail, commercial and residential applications. The ALLED2 delivers energy and maintenance savings over traditional HID fixtures up to 400W.
Designed for walls or ceilings in and retrofit environments such as stairwells, utility rooms and hallways.
The HARRIS MPHL1 is ideal for low bay, assembly line, strip, surface mount, continuous run or task options in warehouse and where linear lighting is needed. Superior thermal heat management allows for fixture to be installed in environments up to 55˚C.
The APOLLO® MPAL1 is ideal for low bay, assembly line, strip, surface mount, continuous run or task options in warehouse and retail environments where linear lighting is needed. Superior thermal heat management allows for fixture to be installed in environments up to 55˚C.
The HARRIS SFHC1 is an ideal luminaire for new construction and retrofit applications and the HARRIS SFHR1 is ideal for retrofitting existing linear fluorescent strip fixtures to LED. For use in areas such as manufacturing, distribution, warehouse, and retail settings.
The HARRIS TLEDA and TLEDB are ideal LED replacements for linear T8 fluorescent lamps in existing fixtures for industrial and commercial applications. Delivers equal or better light levels compared to fluorescent fixtures in office, hospital and retail settings. TLEDA T8 lamps function with existing fluorescent ballast. TLEDB T8 Lamp comes with an internal driver, therefore fixture sockets can be connected directly to power, bypassing fluorescent ballast; eliminating the need to maintain or replace the ballast. Both types of TLED T8 lamps deliver equal or better light levels compared to fluorescent lights in T8 troffers for office, hospital and retail settings.


Paris – France, September 18, 2015 – FILMAIR SERVICES, renowned audio-visual transport and logistics specialist for the world's most prestigious trade events and festivals, has announced the modernization of its IT systems using a Genero application developed by ILTA and deployed on the Red Hat Enterprise Licence operating system.
The transportation industry is in a permananet state of flux. Frequent changes to rules and regulations is complicated further by shifting customs laws. Genero is the only way we can stay ahead of the game.
FILMAIR's expertise covers audio visual technical equipment, national and international logistics, warehousing, and customs needs for the media industry.
FILMAIR has a warehousing activity covering 3000m² based at its Roissy-Charles de Gaulle distribution centre that specialises in audio visual equipment including: video, 35-16mm film, advertising, and other hardware. FILMAIR's special accreditation with the French customs authorities expedites shipments through greatly simplified customs formalities.
The Genero application, developed and implemented by ILTA, manages stock control, a journal of movements, as well freight tracking and customs control.


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L'amortissement se fait par ponction sur le premier dividende distribuable ou sur les réserves facultatives. Ce n'est pas une procédure très courante, du fait de problèmes de cotation des actions amorties et d'un régime fiscal peu attractif.

Étant donné que les actions de jouissance ont déjà été amorties, leurs détenteurs n'ont pas droit au premier dividende, ni à un remboursement du capital social en cas de liquidation de la société. Tous les autres droits sont par contre conservés, notamment celui au super dividende.

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Evelyn H. Lauder
Photographs Benefiting
The Breast Cancer Research Foundation
Meet Evelyn Lauder
See Her Photographs
Explore Her Publications
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Evelyn Lauder's Resume
Q&A with Interview Magazine
velyn Lauder's photographs were exhibited across the globe at many prestigious galleries from 1992 to 2012. Her last exhibition was held at the Gagosian Gallery in London in the Fall of 2011. In 2010, a 30 year retrospective entitled Beauté et Sérénité was presented at Galerie des Galeries, Galeries Lafayette in Paris, France.
In the United States, Lauder exhibited her work at Pace\MacGill Gallery and Holly Solomon Gallery in New York City, John Berggruen Gallery in San Francisco, Gagosian Gallery in Los Angeles, Baldwin Gallery in Aspen, Winston/Wachter Gallery in NYC and Seattle, and Greenberg Van Doren Gallery in Saint Louis. Internationally, solo exhibitions were held at the Royal Opera House at Covent Garden in London, the Jerusalem Centre for Performing Arts in Israel, Duran Exposiciones in Madrid, Tectona in Paris, MACBA in Barcelona and the Red Gate Gallery in Beijing.
Extensive collections of Evelyn Lauder's photographs can be viewed at the Evelyn H. Lauder Breast Center at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York City, the Evelyn H. Lauder Patient Care Pavilion at Aspen Valley Hospital in Aspen, and the Lee Bell Center for Breast Imaging at Brigham & Women's Hospital in Boston.
Q: What motivates you to take photos?
A: Nature and open space inspire me to expand my visual horizons and at the same time my spiritual horizons. My motivation, always, is to reveal something that one might not otherwise see.
If I can capture, for example, a pattern of shadows falling through lace, and show it to people in a way that expands their perceptions and makes them more aware, then I've succeeded.
Q: What is your intent when you take a photograph?
A: Like all photographers, I am fascinated by light and the way it changes throughout the day; the way it forms patterns, creates rhythms and adds textures to the simplest objects. I'm interested in what isn't obvious, and I spend a lot of time looking for the special little details that one wouldn't always notice. One of the ways I enjoy exploring nature's intricacies is by photographing a detail and presenting it on a larger scale. In this way I hope to reveal the image to my viewer in the same way nature revealed it to me.
Q: What themes are you drawn to photograph?
A: I always look to twist the everyday into something with a different meaning. I've photographed cloudscapes from Anguilla to England to Myanmar to New Mexico; vistas like the Torre del Paine Mountains in Patagonia, Chile; Angel Falls in Venezuela; Lizard Island in the Great Barrier Reef in Australia, and sand dunes in Colorado. I love to capture reflections on water or tree bark or rock formations. To explore sunlight which illuminates the form and color of some of nature's most magnificent artwork. With my series on the antique lady head vases that I have collected I am looking to celebrate the eccentric beauty and drama of these tiny figurines, while also creating scenes bathed in dramatic sunlight and shadow.
Q: What do you look for when you are out with your camera?
A: I never know in advance what I'm going to find. I have the camera at the ready, I see, and I shoot. There is drama everywhere, in the fronds of a fern, in the shape of a bird's wing, in the way the color of sand changes with the angle of the sun. It's the awareness factor that is the key to discovery. My biggest challenge is not running out of film! And – yes – I am still happily using 35mm film.
Q: What other photographers do you admire?
A: The list is extremely long: Edward Weston, Alfred Stieglitz, Ansel Adams, Irving Penn, Imogen Cunningham, Jacques-Henri Lartigue, Lynn Geesaman and Andreas Gursky are a few of my favorites.
Q: Your photographs convey a deeply healing serenity and love of nature. How are they used to enhance the interiors of breast cancer clinics or corporate headquarters?
A: Nature nourishes us – it soothes the spirit and the soul. When we were beginning to design the Breast Center at Memorial Sloan-Kettering, the space was entirely under ground. The last thing I wanted was for anyone who was going through treatment for breast cancer to experience any sense of claustrophobia or lack of air, space or light. I thought landscape photographs would be a fabulous solution. Whenever I saw a gorgeous landscape, I borrowed the transparency.
In 2009, The Evelyn H. Lauder Breast Center at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center moved into a newly built 9-story facility on 2nd Avenue. I am very proud of the magnificent art that we have collected for the new Center, which includes hundreds of stunning artworks from internationally celebrated artists such as Chuck Close, Michele Oka Doner, Beverly Pepper, Ellen Phelan, Lorna Simpson, Pat Steir, to talented amateurs on the hospital staff.
When I create an image that helps someone – even just myself – find peace, then I've attained my goal. I'm particularly proud that they are included in the art collection of the Evelyn H. Lauder Breast Center at the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in New York, The Dana-Farber Cancer Institute In Boston, The Baylor Cancer Center In Houston, as well as at the Rena Rowan Breast Center at the University of Pennsylvania Medical Center among others. They are also in the collections of the Brooklyn Museum of Art, The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Texas, The Whitney Museum of American Art, The Estée Lauder Companies, The Chase Manhattan Bank, and the private collections of Richard Meier, Elton John and Donna Karan among others.
Q: You are donating 100% of the sale of your photographs to The Breast Cancer Research Foundation. Why is this important?
A: The Breast Cancer Research Foundation is the first and largest national organization dedicated solely to funding clinical and/or translational research in breast cancer at major medical centers around the globe. Since 1993, BCRF has raised $350 million to support research. I am so proud that we were able to award $36.5 million in grants to this year's group of researchers. They represent 13 countries across the United States, Canada, Latin America, Europe, the Middle East, Australia, and Asia.
Supporting BCRF means you are supporting the very best science in breast cancer in the world. BCRF continues to remain one of the most fiscally responsible charities in the country and is designated an "A+" charity by CharityWatch, the only cancer organization to achieve this. When I held my first and second exhibits at the Holly Solomon Gallery in 1992 and 1994, I donated the sales from my photographs to the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center. Since then 100% of the proceeds from the sale of my photographs have been donated to The Breast Cancer Research Foundation.
Q: How has photography changed your view of the world?
A: It has taught me to look very hard and then look again, so that I truly see as many aspects of a particular subject as possible. This lesson goes far beyond learning how to see what is beautiful in nature. It also applies to relationships and current events and all kinds of topics. In capturing a singular moment, photography has also helped me learn to let go of things I want to hold on to so tightly. You can't hold back time, but you can look forward to what's coming next and do everything in your power to create the best possible future.
"I never know in advance what I'm going to find. I have the camera at the ready, I see, and I shoot. There is drama everywhere."
For information about Evelyn Lauder's "Ten Beauties" limited-edition portfolio, Eye for Beauty book, and limited-edition photographs to benefit The Breast Cancer Research Foundation, please contact info@evelynlauder.com or call 646.497.2600.
All proceeds from the sale of the Evelyn H. Lauder's Photographs Benefit The Breast Cancer Research Foundation
bcrf@bcrf.org • www.bcrf.org • © Copyright 2014, Evelyn H. Lauder


Audio Description: The New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) conducts its monthly board meeting where its executive team publically speaks about new and ongoing projects under the administration. The last meeting in the playlist was streamed on April 24th, 2019.
Notice is hereby given that the New York City Housing Authority's Board Meetings take place as announced on Wednesday at 10:00 a.m. in the Board Room on the 12th floor of 250 Broadway, New York, New York (unless otherwise noted). Please note that the Minutes for prior meetings and the Calendar for the upcoming meeting can be obtained by clicking on the respective Board Meeting dates. Copies of the Calendar are available on this web page or can be picked up at the Office of the Corporate Secretary at 250 Broadway, 12th Fl., New York, NY, no earlier than twenty-four (24) hours before the upcoming Board Meeting. Copies of the Minutes are available on this web page or can be picked up at the Office of the Corporate Secretary no earlier than 3:00 p.m. on the Thursday after the Board Meeting. Any changes to the schedule will be posted here on this web page and in NYCHA Journal to the extent practicable at a reasonable time before the meeting.
These meetings are open to the public. Pre-registration at least 45 minutes before the scheduled Board Meeting is required by all speakers. Comments are limited to the items on the Calendar. Speaking time will be limited to three minutes. The public comment period will conclude upon all speakers being heard or at the expiration of 30 minutes allotted by law for public comment, whichever occurs first.
Any person requiring a reasonable accommodation in order to participate in the Board Meeting should contact the Office of the Corporate Secretary by phone at (212) 306-6088 or by e-mail at corporate.secretary@nycha.nyc.gov no later than fourteen (14) calendar days before the Board Meeting.
The meetings begin at 10:00 A.M. and are held in the Board Room on the 12th Floor of 250 Broadway in Manhattan unless otherwise indicated. Copies of the Agenda will be available by clicking on the dates listed above no earlier than 24 hours before the upcoming Audit Committee Meeting, or can be picked up at the Office of the Audit Director at 250 Broadway, 3rd Floor, Manhattan within 24 hours of the meetings.
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On October 4, 2015 Jamiat-e-Mahdavia conducted a Meelad-e-Khatimain Alaihis Salam at Jamat Khana, Mattadahalli.
Two newspapers covered this event – Daily Salar and Sahara. See the cuttings from the newspapers regarding the event.
Seated in Front Row (L to R) – Hazat Mashiaq Syed Valiulla Saheb, Hazrat Mashaiq Mufassir-e-Quran Allama Syed Meeranji Abid Khundmiri Saheb, Hazrat Mashaiq Syed Ashraf Roohi Saheb, Hazrat Syed Khalilulla Saheb, Syed Amjad Saheb. Sitting in Second Row (L to R) : Hazrat Mashaiq Syed Salamullah Roohi Saheb, Hazrat Mashaiq Syed Tahseen Agha Saheb. Standing (L to R): Sha Abdul Kareem, Syed Mohammed Suhael, Sha Mohammed Salim.


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