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LOCAL MAN ARRESTED FOR SEXUAL ASSAULTS ON TWO CHILDREN
Cape May County, Local News, Middle TownshipBy 98.7 The Coast September 18, 2015
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START OF MENENDEZ TRIAL COULD BE PUSHED BACK UP TO A YEAR
Local NewsBy 98.7 The Coast September 18, 2015
The corruption trial involving U.S. Senator Robert Menendez could start up to a year after originally planned to start. The trial was going to begin next month but a judge allowed the extra time for appeals of motions to be heard. Menendez was indicited on April 1 for charges that he acted inapporiately to help…
VINELAND WOMAN WINS $45,000 ON MONOPOLY MILLIONAIRE'S CLUB
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A New Jersey Lottery player from Vineland, Doreen Riccio, was among a group of lottery players who won over $133,000 in prizes in the Season Two premiere episode of the "MONOPOLY MILLIONAIRES' CLUB" TV game show that aired this past weekend. Riccio was thrilled to win $84,500, which was split with the audience members in…
WOMAN ARREST FOLLOWING REPORTED DRUG TRANSACTION IN LOWER TOWNSHIP
Cape May County, Local News, Lower TownshipBy 98.7 The Coast September 18, 2015
An arrest was made after the report of a possible drug transaction came into police in Lower Township. Police were told that a possible transaction was taking place in North Cape May Wawa. Dana Cashmore, was found to be in possession of Suboxone tablets, a Schedule 3 narcotic as well as a Clonazepam tablet, a…
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On the heels of Monday's announcement of substantial federal funding awarded to the Atlantic City International Airport, U.S. Congressman Frank A. LoBiondo (NJ-02) today announced an additional $4,449,804 from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to complete the taxiway rehabilitation and reconstruction projects at ACY. "This is clearly a great week for ACY, which has received…
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Geoff Fox: My Permanent Record
Back when I was in school teachers would always scare me with stories of how my exploits would end up in my permanent record. I believe this is it! – Geoff Fox
Tag: Midtown
Matt And Geoff's Great Brooklyn/Queens Adventure
I was born in Brooklyn and went to high school there (via a bus and two subways). I figured I'd done my time. Did I have to go back?
I asked fellow meteorologist Matt Scott if he wanted to go to the city? Helaine had business on the other side of the state and I'm drawn to New York. I know Matt is too. We just didn't know what we'd do once we got there!
Not to make a joke of it, but even as we left Connecticut we didn't have a clue where we'd go or what we'd do.
"I've never been to Brooklyn," he said.
We drove over the Throgs Neck Bridge, onto the Cross Island and then the LIE.
There are signs on the Throgs Neck stating photography is strictly prohibited. At the same time on any given Saturday and Sunday the Brooklyn Bridge is infested with thousands of tourists and locals–most with cameras. What makes the Throgs Neck so insecure? Do they really think it's a more tantalizing target than the storied Brooklyn Bridge?
I asked Matt if he'd like to see where I grew up and went to grade school? What was he going to say? I was driving!
A few minutes later we were standing in front of PS 163. The front door was propped open. A man was outside smoking a cigarette.
"I went here 50 years ago," I began.
Shit, that makes me sound old. Luckily, I'm immature for my age.
Before long we were in the school.
This building is the equivalent of one of the locales for MSNBC's prison doc block! It was a school unsuited for me run by a woman I suspect hated me. From grade two to six I suffered inside.
The only saving grace was it was an amazing school for learning–even for someone who fought learning as much as I did! PS163 was firmly grounded in "tracking." That's the practice of grouping students of similar abilities together. Tracking has lost favor today. I'd be surprised to hear it's used anywhere, though it certainly benefited me. I spent five years competing in a class of overachievers.
We had no gym. We had no recess. We had little outdoor activity–ever. Imagine.
There was… there still is a large room in the front of the building where, for a few years, we did some sort of cockamamie square dancing.
I was astounded to see numbers still painted high on the walls. This was where each class lined up in the case of emergency. The numbers corresponded to room numbers. This paint job is at least fifty years old!
PS163 worked out so well I asked Matt if he wanted to see Electchester, where I grew up? Again, to my surprise he said, "Yes."
Everything looked smaller as we wound our way through the south end of Flushing. We headed to Kissena Blvd. then the LIE's service road and up Parsons Boulevard where I lived. I put the top up on the convertible and we got out.
I've used this analogy before, but these buildings (and the ones across the street at NYCHA's Pomonok Houses) are reminiscent of the worst of Soviet style architecture! Considering the two complexes had well over 5,000 residents we were pretty devoid of amenities and services.
Because of how our individual building was turned to the street it was always much more convenient to enter through the basement which was 100% concrete and had asbestos wrapped exposed pipes and conduits. Maybe if I'd used a more formal and 'softer' entrance my experience would have been different. I'll never know.
Matt and I walked around the building as I took photos. I wasn't about to go in an see who was living in 5E where my family moved in 1953.
Stopping at these two places was amazing even though my experiences at both were sub-optimum. I decided to give Matt his trip to Brooklyn… but would he mind if we stopped at my high school?
We drove down Jewel Avenue to the Van Wyck Expressway then westbound on the LIE to the BQE. Without a GPS the rest was dependent on instinct and luck.
"See that tall antenna?" I asked Matt, pointing at a tall radio tower atop a building. "That's my high school."
We took the turns I thought would get us there while Matt tried to keep the antenna in sight. When we turned onto Fulton Street we were home free.
The neighborhood has really changed for the better. The brownstones on Ft. Greene Place were decrepit and often abandoned when I went to Tech. Now the neighborhood is gentrified. Don't think of looking at a brownstone for less than seven figures.
I remember getting off the GG (now G) train at Fulton Street and walking by three bars before turning toward the school. Even at that early morning hour I remember watching drunks stumble out as I walked down the street. The bars are gone. The new stores are nice.
Brooklyn Tech is currently surrounded by scaffolding. There's some sort of major renovation going on. This is, after all, a school built as a stimulus project during the Great Depression. It's aged.
We walked three sides of the immense school building stopping at every outside door to see if it was open. At the very last door we saw three men at a car. The adjacent door to the school was slightly ajar.
New Yorker's aren't usually quick and free with information, but they answered yes.
"I graduated forty years ago and haven't been back since. Can we go in?"
The boss looked at one of his workers and told him to take us in. We couldn't stay long. There was work to be done.
No matter how large a high school you went to mine was larger! Allow me to sing.
Tech alma mater molder of men.
Proudly we rise to salute thee again.
Loyal we stand now six thousand strong.
The rest of the song is inconsequential. Six thousand boys went to Tech. That's the important part.
Most of the school was eight stories tall with five corridors per floor. A smaller part of the building went to eleven stories. Yes, we had elevators, but you could only use them between certain designated floors.
"What's that up there?" Matt asked looking at a glass covered area on the highest floor.
"That's the foundry."
Yeah, we had a foundry. In high school I poured molten pig iron! I know what a cope and drag are and how to make a wooden pattern for pouring.
Tech was where you learned to be an engineer. Our course of study was perfectly designed to fill the needs of 1940's America. Alas, it was a little long in the tooth upon my arrival in 1964.
We stopped for a few photos in the 3,000+ seat auditorium and a look at some of the intricate work produced by government employed WPA artisans. Remember, Tech was built both as a school and as a make-work project to employ people during a horrific economic crisis.
Again, this was a great stop. I was totally shocked we'd been let in. Thank you unknown custodial staff. I appreciate your kindness.
When Matt originally mentioned Brooklyn it was because of a weekly flea market he'd read about. It was in the neighborhood and we headed right there.
As is the case with much of New York City this flea market was a veritable United Nations. Every possible shade of skin as well as an immense variety of accents were represented. There was enough diversity to make everyone a minority.
It's tough to describe what was being sold because so much of it was totally off-the-wall. Yes, there were books about Hitler. Yes, there was a Jesus Christ Action Figure.
"It has wheels," said the guy trying to sell it.
Like Tech this was a bad neighborhood at one time. Not anymore. I said to myself, "I could live here," though I'm not really sure that's true. Certainly on this lazy summer's afternoon it was quite lovely and inviting.
The flea market closed at five and we were back in the car heading toward the Brooklyn Bridge. Last August I'd walked the bridge with my friend Steve. I thought Matt would enjoy it too. I had only the vaguest of guesses where the bridge was as we set out.
"There it is," Matt blurted, but he was looking at the Manhattan Bridge.
Typical out-of-towner mistake. A bridge is a bridge–right? But knowing where the Manhattan Bridge was the same as knowing where the Brooklyn Bridge was because they're so close to each other.
We found on-the-street parking a few blocks from the entrance to the bridge's walkway. A whole day in New York City without paying for parking! My father is proud!
The Brooklyn Bridge provides an incredible vista from which to view the city. Crossing the East River the bridge connects Downtown Brooklyn with Downtown Manhattan. It's about a one mile walk.
I bought a bottle of water from a vendor and we headed over.
I cannot recommend this trek enough. Looking south you see Lower Manhattan and the Statue of Liberty. In the distance tall cranes mark the port facilities in New Jersey.
To the north is the nearby Manhattan Bridge and a glimpse into Midtown. The Empire State Building dominates most northward views.
The East River is a working river. There's plenty of commercial traffic though not the international fleet found on the Hudson.
There were lots of interesting looking people on the bridge, but none more interesting than the couple (by her accent, French) who found a girder with hand rails which led over the auto roadway to the edge of the bridge. It looked scary. They had just begun to head back when I spotted them.
After the bridge roundtrip we were hungry and found the Water Street Restaurant and Lounge. Surprisingly it wasn't busy. I had a Cajun Blackened Sirloin Burger with BBQ Sauce, Andouille Sausage, Crisp Onion Ring, Cheddar Cheese. Matt had the Norwegian Lox Sandwich with Avocado, Pickled Cucumbers, Lime Mayo on Black Rye.
Good choice! Dinner was tasty.
Our last stop was the area under the two bridges. This being the weekend there were weddings taking place with the Manhattan skyline as backdrop. When you get married down by the banks of the East River you're inviting anyone around to stop and watch. It's really quite sweet, romantic and frugal!
We stayed near the river until the sun went down, then headed home.
We'd set out with no firm plan and yet (even Matt will admit) had a really fun day. It was nice to go back home. It was nice to see how Brooklyn's changed. It was good for Matt to discover Brooklyn.
Author Geoff FoxPosted on August 3, 2009 Categories UncategorizedTags America, Brooklyn, Brooklyn Bridge, car heading, Christ Action Figure, Connecticut, Cross Island, East River, Empire State Building, engineer, fellow meteorologist, Geoff, GPS, Hitler, Manhattan Bridge, Matt, Matt Scott, Midtown, MSNBC, New Jersey, New York, new york city, paint job, Statue of Liberty, Steve, There it is, Throgs Neck Bridge, United Nations, Van Wyck ExpresswayLeave a comment on Matt And Geoff's Great Brooklyn/Queens Adventure
Very Cold January New York City Adventure
We left Connecticut late Thursday morning, driving the 90 or so miles with minimal interruption. Our destination was the Affinia Manhattan Hotel on 7th Avenue, across from Madison Square Garden and Penn Station.
Our story starts with Santa. The old guy knows if you've been naughty or nice, sure. He also knows when a deal's a deal! That's how Santa found, and placed in our collective stocking, this week's trip to New York City.
He found a highly rated hotel at half price and show tickets to Legally Blonde The Musical, also half price.
No wonder he's jolly.
What Santa didn't care about, being a fulltime resident of the North Pole, was New York City is on sale this time of year because the temperature is also likely to be half off.
I pulled up to the curb behind another car, barely clearing the intersection. There was no sign of help! We waited.
A few minutes later, Helaine got out, entered the hotel and found the doorman. Within a minute or two, we had traded our SUV for a perforated piece of paper and walked inside.
The Affinia Manhattan is older, though in very good shape. It seems from all outward appearances to be a hotel that caters to tourists, as opposed to businessmen.
As we checked in, we met our first Affinia employee. We would come to find, they are all "Vegas friendly."
That's a compliment. Las Vegas is built on a hospitality economy. Everyone who works there knows it, and buys into it. Friendly staff brings return guests (who tip well).
Like the hotel, our room had been in its current state of decoration for a while. It was the largest single hotel room I've ever had, with two full size beds, a kitchenette and postage stamp sized bathroom.
Our main view from the 11th floor was 7th Avenue – a blessing and a curse. 7th Avenue is cooking 'round the clock and noisy!
We (meaning Helaine) unpacked the clothes. I set up our 'comms station'. Passing on the hotel's $9.95/day Internet, I hooked up via my cellphone. The G3 connection was about T1 speed, meaning 1/6th what I get here at home, though probably faster than what the hotel provides.
Stef had come prepared with a list of places (meaning stores) she wanted to visit. We headed to the subway and Greenwich Village. It was a 10 minutes ride on the "A" train.
At Belvedere Castle in Central Park, the official Weather Service observation site, the high was in the low 30s with a light wind. In the canyons of the city, with Bernoulli's principle ramping up the wind like water through a garden hose's nozzle, it felt closer to zero.
We were looking for Marc Jacobs on Bleeker Street. In this lower part of Manhattan, where streets no longer run parallel and perpendicular, it was tough to find. Luckily, along the way I spied the Magnolia Bakery.
This was a place I knew nothing about until Saturday Night Live featured it in "Lazy Sunday" a digital short. Even then, it took Stef's sense of 'what's hot' to move it onto my radar.
I saw the sign and could only think one thing – cupcakes!
Good God, they're amazing. I can't imagine there's anything healthy about them but you'll die happy.
As Helaine and Stef looked in stores, I stayed outside, freezing and photographing.
The Village is a very nice, very citified residential neighborhood. People move here to live an affluent lifestyle without looking ostentatious. Sorry, your cover has been blown.
We moved farther south to Century 21, a major discount clothing store across the street from Ground Zero. If you're wondering whether Lower Manhattan has changed since 9/11, the answer is yes, there's a huge construction site where WTC towers once stood. Other than that, people move about their business as they always have.
This part of the city is busy because it's particularly convenient (something lost on me as a kid growing up in Queens). You're only a few minutes from Midtown, Brooklyn (via the subway) and New Jersey (via the PATH trains) and 25 minutes from Staten Island via the ferry.
Back at the hotel we all changed to more sensible shoes and headed uptown on foot toward the Theater District and Times Square.
Helaine, our organizational beacon, made reservations for dinner at Joe Allen, a well known theater hangout on Restaurant Row (aka 46th Street between 8th> and 9th Avenues). I'd actually been once before, doing an interview there while shooting on location as host of PM Magazine/Buffalo.
Stef and I shared a guacamole dip appetizer. It was smooth in texture with a spicy tang. For the main course, she ordered a warm chicken salad while Helaine and I had meatloaf and mashed potatoes. I was comforted.
When we arrived, the restaurant was empty. When we left, it was full. This is a place that does huge business, mostly timed to make an 8:00 PM curtain. We had other ideas before the show began.
Before heading to the theater, we headed into Times Square and the oversized Toys 'R Us. It's tough to explain how large this store is, except to point out it has a full sized, full motion, Jurassic Park dinosaur and a Ferris Wheel!
Some things in life don't get questioned. Stef wanted to ride and she and Helaine had already decided the ride would be with me (the less height fearful of the parents).
As Ferris Wheels go, with wasn't particularly high nor particularly scary. After all, it wasn't put up in a parking lot by safety ambivalent Carny's! It was, however, indoors. That was the attraction.
Ride finished, we found the door, turned right and walked another block or so to the Palace Theater, where we had tickets to see "Legally Blonde The Musical."
As with most Broadway houses, it's been here for a while. The Palace opened in 1913, and much of that old school feel is still in it, though the theater has obviously been refurbished.
It is an immense house with orchestra, mezzanine and balcony&#185.
Ours seats were upstairs in the first row of the mezzanine – an astounding view of both the stage and the orchestra pit. On this Thursday night in mid-January, only the first few rows of the mezzanine were full. I assume the balcony was mostly abandoned as well.
About 20 minutes into the show I said to myself, "This is going much too fast."
There was too much story with too few details in too little time. It was the theatrical equivalent of fast food. And then, with the story established, Legally Blonde hit its stride.
This is not Shakespeare. It's a very light, tightly choreographed musical, based on the Reese Witherspoon movie. It's light and fluffy and… well, it's blonde! It was a lot of fun.
Years ago, Broadway suffered because the players voices faded over the long distance to the upper deck seats. Not so anymore. Actors wear mics (which you sometimes see protruding from their foreheads).
I'm mention microphones because for this performance, I think there was too much amplification. Less would have been more. Voices could have carried without being overpowering.
Laura Bell Bundy, who we saw in Hairspray, is physically perfect for the lead role, sorority girl Elle Woods. She sings and dances well, but Helaine felt her voice ran out before the show ended, sometime in the second act. Toward the end, it became grating.
The real standouts in the cast were Orfeh, the déclassé hairdresser who explains life to Elle and Christian Borle, the 'pulled up by his own bootstraps' law student/love interest.
Orfeh's voice is strong, brassy and vibrant. Her presence is strong on stage. And, as they read this, my family will find out, she's working with her husband!
Orfeh is Paulette, the unlucky-in-love Bostonian hairdresser who becomes best friends to Elle Woods, and Karl is Kyle, the UPS man of her dreams. Needless to say, Orfeh is thrilled to get to bend-and-snap for her husband eight times a week on Broadway.
Christian Borle reminds me of Eric Bogosian. That is if Eric Bogosian could sing… and maybe he can – who knows? In one of those weird stage intangibles, he's really likable, though I can't give you bullet points why. That's good, because this part demands likability. When he was on the stage, it was tough to look away.
Oh – there are two other cast members I wanted to mention – Chico and Chloe as Bruiser and Rufus respectively. Both pound dogs, they are incredibly well trained (though you do see food move from actor's hand to dog's mouth after each bit of acting) and integral parts of the show.
Stef asked me to go backstage and bring them home. A father hates to disappoint his child, but the show must go on. I resisted.
After a slow start, Legally Blonde finished strong for me. We left in a good mood and hoofed it back downtown to the hotel.
Manhattan was reasonably quiet until we got to the Garden, where the Rangers game was letting out. The crowd was in a good mood. The Rangers had won.
Checkout time at the Affinia is very late – noon. We were out earlier, leaving our bags with the bellman. Breakfast/lunch was at The Bread Factory Cafe on 7th Avenue.
As is so often the case, Helaine and Stef had walked by the day before, stared in the window and decided this particular would be worth our while. I don't quite know how they do it. Good decision.
I stood at the pasta station as my linguine with rock shrimp and garlic pesto sauce was prepared. It was tasty, and enough carbs to get me going.
Stef and Helaine decided a neighborhood store (Macy*s in Herald Square) was the place to go. I begged off. Stores just don't do it for me like they do for them.
I cut across 34th Street to 5th and into the Empire State Building. It was me, Clicky, three lenses and three batteries (each of which would fizzle prematurely).
As a native New Yorker, I can't remember ever going to the Empire State as a kid. It's a tourist thing, like the Statue of Liberty and the U.N. – something the locals don't do.
My first trip up was on a Saturday night in the summer of 1967. A fellow student from Brooklyn Tech had gotten his FCC First Class Radiotelephone license and latched on as summer relief transmitter engineer for WABC-TV. It seems like a hell of a responsibility for a 17 year old, but he was working odd hours and making big money in a unionized position.
The observation deck is on the 86th floor. He worked somewhere in the 90s… with windows that opened and a ledge some of the more senior engineers claimed they walked out on. I remember a fresh breeze blowing in toward the rack of transmitters and the glow of the city below.
I wish I remembered his name. I'm not sure if I really liked him as much as I liked the idea of going to this very special techie place.
I went back to Empire (as the transmitter guys called it) a few years ago with Stef. This was in my pre-Clicky days. Did it count without Clicky?
Back then, we waited in line for a few hours before taking the two elevators up&#178. Today, there was no crowd and I breezed right through an abandoned rope line and up to the top.
Holy crap it was cold!
The Sun was shining and the sky blue as I stepped onto the deck. Groups of people clustered around the diamond shaped fencing, peering out, trying to figure where they were looking. The city below was familiar. I looked east, trying to find our old apartment complex in far off Queens.
This time of year, the Sun is never very high in the sky. Looking south was very different than looking north. To the north all the detail was distinct. Looking south was looking at buildings in silhouette.
I watched as people took snapshots with the city as the background. It's tough to make that kind of shot work when all you're doing is pointing and shooting. Cameras are designed to compensate and correct exactly what you want to show uncorrected!
One of the most fascinating parts of the observatory are the pigeons. "How did they get up here," I heard someone ask?
Hello – they're birds. They fly. There are numerous ledges. They don't have to do it all at once.
I kept my mouth shut. I wanted to say it, but resisted.
These city pigeons, used to people and cognizant of the protective fence, stayed mere inches away. They were scoping us out as we returned the favor.
I came prepared, bringing all my gear. I didn't bring enough battery power. I knew this might be a problem. New batteries were already on order (and arrived at home today) for these fading ones.
Don't feel sorry for me. I still got plenty of shots. I just had to stop before I wanted to.
Oh – one more thing. By virtue of its incredible height, the Empire State Building is an awful place for cell service! I tried making a few calls. Mostly they failed before they could be completed. When I did get a connection, it didn't last long.
When you're on top of the Empire State, it's very easy to appreciate the wisdom of having this once building tower over all the others. A city of 'equi-heighted' skyscrapers would look wrong and the effect of this observatory would be diminished.
I met the girls for our last stop before leaving. It was a snack at Pinkberry on 32nd> Street, a street of mainly Korean businesses and Asian faces.
This was a Stef call. Pinkberry is trendy. Stef likes trendy. The American Express ads touting Pinkberry's "swirly goodness" only add to that aura.
It's not ice cream. It's not yogurt. And, I'm told, it's not terribly caloric.
Pinkberry was the coldest dessert I've ever had… and on a day that was already cold! There's no doubt, it was tasty and really pretty.
I'm hoping Pinkberry doesn't come after me, as the store has a lovely 'no photography' decal on the glass.
So, here we are, home again. This adventure is over. It's amazing what we were able to accomplish in about 24 hours.
This explains why I came home and crashed!
&#185 – Writing in the NY Times before the Palace opening of Beauty and the Beast, Alex Witchel wrote, "Even if the cost is $11.9 million, that's still a lot of money by Broadway standards, if not Disney's. Can jealous fellow producers at least hope it will take years to recoup the investment, especially given the Palace's hard-to-sell second balcony?"
&#178 – The first elevator goes from the ground floor to the 80th. You change there for 86.
Author Geoff FoxPosted on January 26, 2008 Categories New York City Trip January 2008Tags actor, Affinia Manhattan Hotel, Alex Witchel, American Express, At Belvedere Castle, Beauty and the Beast, Bostonian hairdresser, Buffalo, businessmen, Century 21, Chico, Chloe, Christian Borle, Connecticut, déclassé hairdresser, Elle Woods, Empire State Building, Eric Bogosian, Federal Communications Commission, food, food move, Herald Square, huge construction site, Joe Allen, Kyle, Las Vegas, Laura Bell Bundy, law student/love interest, Madison Square Garden, Magnolia Bakery, Marc Jacobs, Midtown, New Jersey, new york city, observation site, Orfeh, Palace Theater, Penn Station, PM Magazine, Prime Minister, Restaurant Row, Staten Island, Statue of Liberty, summer relief transmitter engineer for WABC-TV, The American Express, The Bread Factory Cafe, Times Square, United Nations, WABC-TV, Weather Service2 Comments on Very Cold January New York City Adventure
Rand McSteffie
Steffie's college roommate is back at school for some summer classes. Steffie thought it might be nice to bring her their shared television and some other things we'd stored here in Connecticut. So yesterday afternoon, with her friend Sam in tow, Steffie set out for Long Island.
It's really not a difficult trip and before long they were there.
Flash forward to departure time. By this time Sam, suffering from a headache, dozes off in the front seat. Steffie hops onto the Meadowbrook and heads home.
Everything was going so well, so smoothly until she got to the Cross Island Parkway. That's how Helaine and I get to the Throgs Neck Bridge. The problem is, just at the point you exit to the Cross Island there's a sign beckoning you to a different exit for the Throgs Neck!
Confused, Steffie followed the sign… and so began her great adventure through the boroughs!
Instead of heading north, into the Bronx, she was heading west toward Manhattan. Somehow she got on the Long Island Expressway, driving past the apartment where I grew up, past Queens College and the New York World's Fair site.
Her exact route isn't certain. She doesn't totally remember and probably had no way of knowing anyway. I am reconstructing it from a conversation we had a little after 1:00 AM.
"You know that tunnel," Steffie asked?
"Did you go up on a very high section of roadway with a great view of Manhattan?"
Holy crap! Steffie had made her way to Long Island City and was heading into the Queens Midtown Tunnel.
"It went on forever and was really narrow," she said.
She's right. The twin tubes of the Midtown Tunnel run around 1¼ miles. The lanes are narrow and the tunnel does curve. Even worse, as you leave you're faced with three choices, "Uptown, Midtown and Downtown," none of which would make any sense to Steffie!
She remembers Lexington Avenue and seeing Times Square on her right. She was totally lost.
"You know the glass building?"
Glass building? I looked at my toes – where all answers emanate. Glass building… uh… "You mean the Javits Center?"
It was around this time in the conversation that Steffie admitted that she knew she'd drive in Manhattan at some point, but had hope she'd wait until she was around 40.
Back in the car she pulled into a parking lot, hoping to find an attendant. No dice there. She yelled across at a taxicab stopped at a light. As he explained, the light turned green.
The time between a green light and horn honk in Manhattan is measured in milliseconds.
The were signs for the Holland Tunnel. She knew she didn't want to be there. There were also signs pointing toward the George Washington Bridge. That sounded more familiar.
She didn't know it at the time, but she was now heading north on the West Side Highway.
On family trips, we often make a decision as we approach the George Washington Bridge. If there's heavy traffic on the bridge heading into the Bronx, we continue north and wind our way through the Bronx and Westchester. If the coast's clear, we take the easy way – I-95, the Cross Bronx Expressway.
Steffie looked at the bridge and decided to continue. It's lucky for her she did, because as it turns out, she would have taken the GWB. She would have headed across the Hudson into New Jersey!
Heading north, the West Side Highway becomes the Henry Hudson Parkway. She drove through the toll, over the Henry Hudson Bridge and into the Riverdale section of the Bronx.
Now nothing looked familiar! Exits came and went, but no names she recognized… until Mosholu Parkway.
Unfortunately for Steffie, she knew the name because we'd had brunch at the Mosholu, a boat moored on the Delaware River in Philadelphia. She took the Mosholu anyway.
Even with a map, it's tough to reconstruct her trip from here. She did panic a little when she saw signs pointing to Albany. A little after that, a sign for the Hutchinson River Parkway.
Steffie headed north on the "Hutch," finally breathing a sigh of relief as she passed the "Entering Greenwich" sign. She was back in Connecticut.
The 100 minute trip had taken her four hours. She had visited Queens, Manhattan, The Bronx and was within a few hundred yards of Brooklyn.
Steffie probably expected Helaine or me to get angry. We didn't.
Do I wish she would have called me at some point? Of course.
It's a great story we'll have forever… one of those family fables grandparents will someday tell grandchildren about their mother.
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In addition, she won a Hearst Journalism Award for a story she wrote about the struggles one Montana woman faced after undergoing a life-saving surgery for breast cancer. Her love for writing began while attending high school in Missoula. Marshall was a member of Aerie, Big Sky High School's literary arts magazine.
Her passion grew stronger when she went to college and she followed this passion later graduating with a degree in Broadcast Journalism from the University of Montana. After graduating, she began her career working at KPAX-TV in Missoula where she served as the anchor and producer of "Montana This Morning."
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Q: Width of UITextField in UITableViewCell I have a UITextfield in a UITableViewCell. I want the width of the UITextfield to be equal to the width of UITableViewCell. Refer to screenshot below.

I have tried the following but it did not work:

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*Add Auto Layout constraints: leading, trailing, top and bottom.

*Ctrl-Drag UITextfield to ContentView and selected 'Equal Width'.

Applying any constraints causes the width to shrink, as seen in the screenshot below.

Swift 3 codes in custom table cell
func configure(text: String, placeholder: String) {
    emailTextField.text = text
    emailTextField.placeholder = placeholder
    emailTextField.accessibilityValue = text
    emailTextField.accessibilityLabel = placeholder
    emailTextField.autocorrectionType = .no
}

Any advice will be much appreciated.
Attempt 1

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*Remove existing textfield

*Add a new texfield

*Apply leading, top, trailing and bottom with 8 points.

*Build and run the app in Simulator shows that the width still doesn't expand to the width of UITableViewCell.

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Add constraints as per image showing, It works correctly.

A: Add Auto Layout Constrains:Leading,Top and Width of the text field should equal to superView width and adjust the Multiplier according to it.
Hope it works, sorry if I'm wrong.
I have added the two different simulator screenshots for yours reference.
iPhone 7 Simulator Screenshot
iPhone SE simulator Screenshot

A: I had a similar problem, and solved it by reducing the horizontal content hugging priority to 249.
https://developer.apple.com/documentation/uikit/uiview/1622485-setcontenthuggingpriority
https://krakendev.io/blog/autolayout-magic-like-harry-potter-but-real

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People ask that they want to see Prophet Muhammad (saws)". It is important to understand that Prophet (saws) is everywhere. That Prophet (saws) Feekum, he is amongst you. To focus on the Physicality is not the door in which the Turuq and Tariqa is moving through.They are not asking to come through the physicality and to be fixated upon the physicality.
Those are the people of external realities; that everything to do with Sayyidina Muhammad ﷺ, they want to do Seerah. They want to talk about the external life of Prophet ﷺ , talk about the external features of Prophet (sallallahu alayhi wa sallam) and keep describing the eyebrows, the holy face features, the hands and their length.
That is beautiful but for Awliyaullah where Allah (Azza wa Jal) is saying: enter the house through the correct door.
The correct door that Prophet ﷺ is preferring for the Turuq is: that come through my heart. That this fixation of my form is not important for you. Come to my heart and in my heart you will enter into my soul. If you come to his soul Allah (Azza wa Jal) will allow your light to enter into the soul of Prophet ﷺ .
Where the world of form is constantly separated, one glass and one glass are two glasses. So by coming to the door of the form, to see Prophet ﷺ in form, and to keep yourself in the world of form, you are two. That will become much harder to enter into the reality.
Then `Ashiqeen [lovers of the Prophet (saws)] come into our lives and say, "Keep making darood sharif, keep making durood shareef," because your frequency is not at a place with which to enter the light of Prophet ﷺ . Qul jaa al haqq, (when Truth comes) you will be zahooqa (annihilated).
Allah (Azza wa Jal) says: when the truth and falsehood come, falsehood by its nature will perish. Then if you come too quickly into the presence of Prophet ﷺ you will perish, you will be nonexistence.
[ Allah ] said, "you will not see Me, but look at the mountain; if it should remain in its place, then you will see Me." But when his Lord manifested His glory on the mountain, He made it as dust, and Moses fell unconscious.
Yaa Rabbi! let me see You." He didn't say, "Yaa Allah, let me see you." So every time you read Holy Qur'an and the word "Rabb" in the way of marifa'ah is to describe Lordship. There are many lords, there is the lord that governs the body and all of its desires and then the lords towards the Heavens. Lordship is what governs you, what rules you.
So Nabi Musa (alayhi 's-salaam) said, "I want to see, at that level of marifa'ah and yaqeen (certainty), I want to see my lord." Then Allah (Azza wa Jal) said, and this is a lesson for us, "You can't see Me. If you want to see Me, first look to the mountain." If its vibration, because the mountain is the Qutb, the Awtad, the Awliyaullah (saints), "look to them, if you are able to take that nazar," and it became like dust.
That is an example for us that what we are trying to seek are the oceans of Haqaiq and not that which perishes. The physicality that perishes, why are you focused on that?
So when they want to make fun of all the teachings of Prophet (sallallahu alayhi wa sallam) being alive, they keep mocking the physical, "O Prophet (sallallahu alayhi wa sallam) is sitting there in his physicality?" No, we don't care for physicality. This whole world is like a mosquito wing, Allah (Azza wa Jal) does not care for it.
What Awliya (saints) care for is the eternal reality. What Prophet (sallallahu alayhi wa sallam) is describing for us is: my light is the light of entire universe, raise your frequency to come into my proximity because if you come now with the light you will be ghashiya, dust. You will be dust, you will be nonexistent. Allah (Azza wa Jal) says: don't ask for that which will cause you harm.
That is why then these big Awliyaullah know how to moderate the approach. Because if it was up to us we would say, "Yaa Rabbi I don't care, let me come." Boom! You would be out, dead, everything will collapse upon your insan because that light comes upon the soul, and the body can't (take it) it will become deformed or may die. Because the amount of energy that is coming upon the soul is so powerful that the body can't handle it.
Alhamdulillah the kamil shaykhs, Mawlana Shaykh Hisham and Sultan al-Awliya Mawlana Shaykh Muhammad Nazim al Haqqani are kamil (perfected). They know how to bring this approach coming, coming, coming. That is why through the tongues in which they inspire: they keep saying, "come and sit at the mehfil" because the energy you don't have, the shaykhs will begin to convey from their light in a frequency that is sufficient for each person.
They are getting isharat (indication): that don't release too much, don't put too much of your heart because there is somebody new in the room and he is going to pass out from that energy. Or they see some associations where they are all not new, they have been there for a long time, and they feel a tremendous (energy) because there is a permission at that time to release that kind of energy. That people are being dressed and blessed from that energy.
It means then a continuous, continuous, amount of energy dressing the soul, dressing the soul. Then the prescription and the medicine for us is to continue with, is to keep making darood sharif, keep making darood sharif. That is why they talked about it tonight. As you raise the frequency of your soul, the light and energy which your soul is emanating, the approach becomes much easier into the light of Noor Muhammad (sallallahu alayhi wa sallam). This is like entire oceans of Bahrul Qudrah, the Oceans of Power that the entire created universe is emanating from that Ocean of Power!
So with Dalail Khayrat, with the darood shareef and all their praisings, all the praisings, the souls frequency is increasing, the light and the spectrum in which they are operating is increasing, those two lights can begin to move into that proximity from ati-ullah wa ati ar-rasula wa `ulul amri minkum.
Means then the `ulul amr are giving the prescription: come, come, and as you are increasing your frequency you are able to enter into their light. That is why you see that as soon as they talk you fall asleep because the energy is too much. And you begins to like 'shut off, shut down' by the power that is coming.
It means as you are approaching, approaching, then they are taking you into the presence of Prophet (sallallahu alayhi wa sallam). Prophet (sallallahu alayhi wa sallam), with his energy, when you begin to make tafakkur and contemplate, you begin to feel the energy of Prophet (sallallahu alayhi wa sallam), there is no need to look for the sura (face).
Don't look for the face because our way is the way of humility that, "I am nothing yaa Rabbi, I am nothing, I am nothing, that keep me in the presence of my shaykh." As soon as I make my tafakkur, as soon as I make my salah, as soon as I make any action, any worshipness, I have to know that I am in the presence of my shaykh, and his nazar (gaze) is always upon me. Otherwise I become the worst of character.
If I don't know with all my heart that my shaykh's nazar is upon me then you are trying to teach yourself that everything good is coming from you, from yourself. How is everything (good) coming from myself? If you leave this world to me and myself I am the worst one. But coming from the nazar of my shaykh, everything is blossoming, everything is blessed, every difficulty turns to ease.
So I know with all my heart, all my soul, his nazar is constantly upon me. That, "I don't need to see your holy face, I am nothing, I am nothing, I am worthy of it, I am not worthy of it." And keep making your darood, keep making your salawat so that you will be crushing yourself. Who are you to be looking at their face?
Then you begin to feel all the energy around you because Allah (Azza wa Jal) said: We dressed that dog with [someone sneezes…Shaykh says: Haqq], We dressed the dog with haybah because you want to feel the oceans of Jalali (Majesty) and Jamali (beauty). What Allah (Azza wa Jal) said: We dressed the dog with haybah that anyone who looked to the dog, they were trembling, they didn't even need to look at the Ashab al-Kahf. Allah (Azza wa Jal) said: just that dog if you looked at Qitmir …because of what it represents of the reality of Sayyidina Mahdi (alayhis salaam) and Imam Ali (alayhi 's-salaam). If you just looked at the haybah of the reality you begin to tremble. That is what we want.
We want to always tell the physicality, "I am nothing, I am nothing, I am nothing yaa Rabbi but let me just be dressed by their energy, to feel their energy, their nazar to be upon me. Sayyidi dress me from your energy, I am nothing. If I am nothing, then let your energy come and be present with me. I am like a dust in your jubba," because you have to destroy the form.
If you are coming and saying, "I want to see you but then you are two [Shaykh lifts two glasses and brings them together] and they are like this [the glasses form a barrier for the drinks inside, no mixing of its contents]. What are you going to do with that reality? So (say), "I am nothing, I am nothing, I am nothing, Oh let me just be in his jubbah." [Shaykh Pours water from one glass to another], you lose your physicality, and you no longer have to be there, but your light is in there, your soul is with them. It is in their ship. Their ship is already with Prophet (sallallahu alayhi wa sallam).
Awliyaullah are in the heart of Sayyidina Muhammad ﷺ. Their souls have traversed the Bahr Al-Qudrah (Ocean of Power), their reality is in the heart of Prophet ﷺand as a result Prophet ﷺ sends them to be amongst people: feekum.
Then another understanding of Holy Qur'an: feekum, that he is amongst you (alayhi 's-salaam). Who? Z..(attendee's name), the physical, or Z.. the Nur Muhammadi that he carries within his heart? Allah says: he is amongst you, Prophet (sallallahu alayhi wa sallam) is amongst you. Prophet (sallallahu alayhi wa sallam), is 124,000 lights of Sayyidina Muhammad (sallallahu alayhi wa sallam) are amongst humanity at all times.
That is why we asked and Mawlana inspired: study the Sun. You have to study the Sun to understand Allah (Azza wa Jal)'s Creation. That Sun if you don't get sunlight you become white, like L. (attendee) [Laughter] but more than that L. is if you go into a cave with no sunlight, you lose all your pigments and your bones begin to break, because here we have to take Vitamin D because of the winter, there is no Sun. But if you were completely cut from the Sun, your whole body will fall apart.
Means you are in need of the Sun. So don't say, "I am in need only of Allah (Azza wa Jal)." No doubt everything is in need of Allah (Azza wa Jal) but He wants to teach us a lesson that everything has a cause and effect, that is your existence. That is why you have to thank Me, I gave you the Sun. Do Shukr.
The Sun is shining 360 Degrees, Why is the Universe Seems Dark?
Then you begin to study that sunlight: if I don't have it, my bones fall apart; I won't be able to eat; I won't be able to see. You know that Sun is shining 92 million miles away. But if it is shining upon Earth then why is it dark in between? It is not shining throughout the 92 million miles, because the whole Space is black, but we don't have a mind to think. Right? They say, "O the daylight and the nighttime." Allah (Azza wa Jal) keeps saying: daylight and nighttime.
You think it is so superficial, so small: 'daylight and nighttime'. That Sun is shining in 360 degrees all the time. So it must be that the whole universe is lit up but why is it black and in darkness? Why is it that the ni'mat of Allah (Azza wa Jal) enters the Earth? When you say sunrise, what takes that light through the invisible or through the blackness of this entire galaxy and reach to the Earth and become a Noor (light) for you to have? Nobody is explaining that.
They say, "O the Earth is in darkness and then it comes to (faces) the Sun, then we have sunlight." That Sun is 92 million miles away shining in every direction possible, then the entire universe should be lit up from the Sun. But what angel comes and brings that ray onto the Earth and turns it on? Those who are closest to it, it is a force that destroys everything. Anything that moves into the proximity of it, when that sunshine is coming out will be annihilated. But it comes (onto Earth) with a peace and tranquility because wa ma arsalnaka illa rahmatan lil aalameen.
Allah (Azza wa Jal) is describing that: that reality is not coming except as a mercy to you by the time it comes into the atmosphere of the Earth, it illuminates and turns on, and we have daylight. But there is no daylight in Space, it is still black. All the rays are coming, but it's black. So sunlight, and then it's black and then the Earth is lit.
These are big realities but we are not understanding them because we are not appreciating what Allah (Azza wa Jal) has given us. If you are in existence, because of that sunlight. Your bones are prospering because of that sunlight, your breath is coming because of that sunlight, and that is an imitated light, the light of Sayyidina Muhammad (sallallahu alayhi wa sallam) is the source of all the suns of this universe. Every sun of this universe takes from the Noor al-Muhammad (sallallahu alayhi wa sallam).
Then what do you think, what Prophet (sallallahu alayhi wa sallam) is describing: what is coming from my heart and amongst you, they are Shams al-Arifeen. If you thought you needed sunlight for your bones, what do you think they are sending to your reality? If not for their light shining upon you, your heart is dead!
That light that is coming, it is coming from those 124,000 suns upon this Earth. That is why they say if you study what the physical sun is giving to you, it will only be a drop of our understanding of the 'spiritual sun'. The illumination of your soul, and it's light, it's dressing, is coming from Noor Muhammad (sallallahu alayhi wa sallam) through those 124,000 feekum.
That is why Prophet (sallallahu alayhi wa sallam) described: the Ahl al-Bayt and the Awliyaullah by means of their light, Allah sends vegetation, by means of their light Allah (Azza wa Jal) sends rain, by means of their light Allah (Azza wa Jal) sends a Rahmah. Why? because they are the walking suns of reality.
They can take the dead and bring it back to life and that is what Nabi Musa (alayhi 's-salaam) was looking for. When Nabi Musa was looking for one of those people, he was looking for Sayyidina Khidr (alayhi 's-salaam). He had a dead fish that they were going to have for lunch, and the fish came to life and jumped into the river, that was a Sign. The fish is symbolic of the soul.
Means those who can bring a dead soul to life, they are carrying the real light and the real sunlight, and they are from the light, from the heart of Sayyidina Muhammad (sallallahu alayhi wa sallam).
InshaAllah Allah (Azza wa Jal) grant us a long life, and an understanding of the reality of Prophet (sallallahu alayhi wa sallam) by studying a little bit about the reality of the physical world that we live in. Then we understand Allah's Greatness.
When we say, "Allahu Akbar", Allah (Azza wa Jal) is describing: from whatever you understood, I am Akbar, I am more supreme than anything you can understand. That gives the flavour of what is Allahu Akbar. When you think about all this greatness that He gave to Prophet (sallallahu alayhi wa sallam) at that time you say, "Allahu Akbar," (Allah is Great), Allah (Azza wa Jal) says: I am even more Akbar than anything that you can imagine, anything that I gave to Prophet (sallallahu alayhi wa sallam) is still not even a drop in My Greatness.
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Korean violinist Inmo Yang has been hailed by the Boston Globe for his "seamless technique and a tender warmth of tone," combined with "an ability to project an engaging sense of inner sincerity through his playing." In March 2015, he won the 54th International Violin Competition "Premio Paganini" in Genoa, Italy, marking the first time since 2006 that the Paganini Competition jury awarded First Prize. He also garnered the following special prizes: youngest finalist, best performance of the contemporary original piece, and performance most appreciated by the audience, confirming The Violin Channel's praise of Inmo as "one of the new generation's most talented young string virtuosi."
Inmo has performed with many prestigious orchestras and in many renowned recital venues worldwide. As a winner of the 2014 Concert Artists Guild competition, he gave his Carnegie Hall recital debut at Weill Recital Hall. More recently, his victory at the Paganini competition led to concerto engagements with conductor Fabio Luisi and a special recital in Genoa using Paganini's own Guarneri Del Gesu violin.
In 2018, Inmo performed with Orchestre Nationale de France in Rolle and Geneva, as part of the orchestra's tour in Switzerland. Inmo was also invited to Paris in January of 2019 to perform Saint-Saens' third violin concerto with the orchestra at the Radio-France auditorium. In Korea, Inmo was the Kumho Art Hall artist-in-residence for the 2018 season. As part of the residency, Inmo gave a performance of Niccolo Paganini's 24 caprices, which was recorded live and released under the Deutsche Grammophone label in November 2018.
Born in Indonesia to a Korean family in 1995, Inmo Yang gave his debut recital at age 11 on the Ewon Prodigy Series in Seoul, followed by his concerto debut at age 15 with the KBS Symphony Orchestra. He graduated from the Korean National Institute for the Gifted in Arts in February 2011 and was then admitted into the Korean National University of Arts as a prodigy in music. He currently attends the New England Conservatory of Music, where he is the only violinist in its highly selective Artist Diploma program. Inmo performs on a 1705/1708 Antonio Stradivarious violin on generous loan from a private donor.
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Marijuana users' risk of deadly complication doubles after rare type of bleeding stroke
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Among people with an aneurysmal subarachnoid hemorrhage (aSAH) stroke, a type of bleeding stroke, recent marijuana users were more than twice as likely to develop a dangerous complication that can result in death or greater disability, according to new research published today in Stroke, a peer-reviewed journal of the American Stroke Association, a division of the American Heart Association.
The study is the largest to examine the impact of THC or Tetrahydrocannabinol, the psychoactive component (change of a person's mental state) of marijuana on complications after an aneurysmal subarachnoid hemorrhage (a rare but severe form of stroke).
In an aneurysmal subarachnoid hemorrhage, a weakened and bulging part of a blood vessel bursts on the surface of the brain (called a ruptured aneurysm), resulting in bleeding in the space between the brain and the tissue that covers it. This type of stroke can be devastating, resulting in neurological disability in about 66% of people and death (during the follow up period) in about 40%. The immediate treatment of an aneurysmal subarachnoid hemorrhage focuses on stopping and preventing further bleeding. However, despite treatment, in the 14 days following an aneurysmal subarachnoid hemorrhage, many patients may develop worsening symptoms (such as speech problems or difficulty moving). This is caused by blood from the initial stroke irritating blood vessels, causing them to constrict enough to cut off the blood supply to a portion of the brain (called a vasospasm), resulting in more brain damage. This complication, called delayed cerebral ischemia, is a leading cause of death and disability after an aSAH stroke.
"We're all vulnerable to a bleeding stroke or a ruptured aneurysm, however, if you're a routine marijuana user, you may be predisposed to a worse outcome from a stroke after the rupture of that aneurysm," said Michael T. Lawton, M.D., senior author of the study and president and CEO of Barrow Neurological Institute in Phoenix, Arizona.
Researchers analyzed data on more than 1,000 patients who had been treated for aneurysmal subarachnoid hemorrhage at Barrow Neurological Institute between January 1, 2007 to July 31, 2019. All patients had been treated to stop the bleeding either via 1) open surgery to clip off the base of the aneurysm, or, 2) noninvasively, by threading a slim tube through a blood vessel to the base of the aneurysm and releasing coils that fold to fill in the space and provide a barrier to further bleeding.
Urine toxicology screening was performed on all patients admitted with ruptured aneurysms. The study compared the occurrence of delayed cerebral ischemia in 46 people (average age of 47 years; 41% female) who tested positive for THC (the component of cannabis, also known as marijuana, that induces a high) and 968 people (average age 56 years, 71% female) who tested negative for THC. A positive urine screen for THC reflects cannabis exposure within three days for a single use to within approximately 30 days for frequent heavy use.
The recent cannabis users did not have significantly larger aneurysms or worse stroke symptoms when admitted to the hospital, and they were not more likely to have high blood pressure or other cardiovascular risk factors than patients who screened negative for THC. However, recent cannabis users were significantly more likely to have also tested positive for other substances, including cocaine, methamphetamines and tobacco, compared to the patients who screened negative for THC.
Among all participants, 36% developed delayed cerebral ischemia; 50% were left with moderate to severe disability; and 13.5% died.
After adjusting for several patient characteristics as well as recent exposure to other illicit substances, patients who tested positive for THC at last follow up were found to be:
2.7 times more likely to develop delayed cerebral ischemia;
2.8 times more likely to have long-term moderate to severe physical disability; and
2.2 times more likely to die.
"When people come in with ruptured aneurysms, and they have a history of cannabis use or are positive on a toxicology screen, it should raise a red flag to the treating team that they are at higher risk of vasospasm and ischemic complication," Lawton said. "Of all the substances detected in the toxicology screen, only cannabis raised the risk of delayed cerebral ischemia. Cocaine and meth are hypertensive drugs, so they are likely related to the actual rupture but not expected to have an impact on vasospasm."
The study does not specifically address how cannabis raises the risk of vasospasm and delayed cerebral ischemia. Lawton noted, "Cannabis may impair oxygen metabolization and energy production within cells. When stressed by a ruptured aneurysm, the cells are much more vulnerable to changes that affect the delivery of oxygen and the flow of blood to the brain."
The study's limitations include being conducted retrospectively at a single institution and not being a head-to-head analysis of people who use marijuana and those who don't.
The researchers are currently conducting follow-up in the laboratory to better understand THC-related risks that may impact aneurysm formation and rupture. They also urge further research to study the impact of various doses of THC on stroke complications.
"Evaluating the risks and benefits of marijuana use is more important given its popularity and as more states make recreational marijuana use legal," Lawton said.
"The current study is not at the level of science of a randomized controlled trial, but it is a rigorous statistical analysis involving more than 1,000 patients, so the results are important and add to what we already know about possible adverse effects of marijuana use," said Robert L. Page II, Pharm.D., M.S.P.H., FAHA, chair of the writing group for the American Heart Association's 2020 cannabis statement and professor in the department of clinical pharmacy and the department of physical medicine/rehabilitation at the University of Colorado Skaggs School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences in Aurora, Colorado.
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A 5 day sakagura (japanese for "sake brewery") tour in the sake brewing season to learn "first hand" the technique of sake production and to meet historical producers to learn from their words what sake is and how to spread it around the world. During the tour you will be escorted by our founder Marco Massarotto who is one of the world renowned experts in sake and has been juror at IWC Sake challenge in Kobe in 2016, is one of the few selected WSET official sake educator and has been nominated Sake Samurai 2016 A unique ambassador and travel companion to understand and appreciate in depth the sake world.
8/1/2019 – Tokyo. Introduction to the tour and sake tasting with Japan n° 1 distributor (included). Free dinner (not included). Sleep in Tokyo.
9/1/2019 – Tohoku / Ichinoseki. Departure at 07:30 and visit to Hiraizumi golden temple and a local producer in the region that gave birth to one of the most famous "sake schools", that of the Nambu Toji guild. Local dinner (included). Local onsen visit (not included). Sleep in Ichinoseki.
10/1/2019 – – Tohoku / Iwate. Departure at 07:30 and visit to Asabiraki shuzo in the region that gave birth to one of the most famous "sake schools", that of the Nambu Toji guild. Dinner with Wanko Soba a traditional soba cup challenge (included). Sleep in Morioka.
11/1/2019 -Akita – Morning visit to a traditional brewery and local lunch. Departure in the afternoon for Niigata. Dinner and stay in ryokan with onsen (natural spa).
12/1/2019 – Niigata – Visit a world acclaimed brewery from a historical sake brewing region with amazing giant "natural ice room" and their local village style brewery. Lunch at Brewery's Izakaya (pub style restaurant, included). Leave in the afternoon for Kyoto, Dinner on the train (not included).
13/1/2018 Kyoto/Fushimi. Visit one of the oldest and largest producers of Japan in the area known as the cradle of sake": Fushimi. Learn from their masters and laboratories about sake, visit their local sake museum and "sakagura restaurant". End of tour h16:00 on January 13th 2019 at Kyoto station. Free travel back to Tokyo or to other individual destinations.
Tour guide and explanation in italian on January 8th/9th/10th/11th and in english on January 12th.
Not included: unspecified meals, taxis and flight.


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In addition to these active therapies, floating in the Dead Sea Salt water aids to the improvement and the well-being of the patients and their joints.
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While many of my students are avid cross-trainers and we are all regular seminar attendees, there are only four instructors that I have personally invited to teach in my dojo. One of those was Gavin Towers. I met Gavin through the Judo and was very impressed by him as a person, martial artist and athlete. I therefore asked him to teach at my dojo so my students could have a look at Bagua; one of a number of Chinese systems Gavin has studied since childhood.
Gavin has studied Shaolin Kung Fu, Baji Quan, Chen, Yang, Yang Ban Hou and Sun Style Tai Chi, Xingyi Chuan and Bagua Zhang and Health Qigong. Additionally he has also practised boxing, Judo, Wing Chun, Hapkido, Aikido, MMA, and he has also trained with Karate practitioners. Gavin is also currently a member the team GB VI Judo squad.
Gavin is a great teacher, he moves and fights incredibly well, and he's a thoroughly nice guy too. My students and I really enjoyed Gavin's teaching. I highly recommend him to all martial artists who want to broaden their horizons.
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Start date 1 October 2016
End date 31 March 2021
H2020-EU.3.2.5.
CONSIGLIO NAZIONALE DELLE RICERCHE
Periodic Reporting for period 3 - BLUEMED (BLUEMED)
Reporting period: 2019-10-01 to 2021-03-31
Summary of the context and overall objectives of the project
In the framework of the European Commission Blue Growth Strategy, the BLUEMED research and innovation initiative for blue growth and jobs in the Mediterranean Area was launched to tap the full potential of the marine and maritime sectors, structuring transnational cooperation to create new 'blue' jobs and improve social wellbeing, sustainable prosperity and the good environmental status of the region. To this end, the BLUEMED Coordination and Support Action built solid backbones to support the development of the initiative, including beyond the end of the project.
A Consortium of 11 partners from 9 different European countries led by the National Research Council of Italy has been working since October 2016 to create synergies and complementarities among different stakeholders in order to structure cooperation for advancing the BLUEMED Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda (SRIA) in the Euro-Mediterranean Region. Targeting multiple stakeholders, all relevant players need to be involved in the process of sharing and consolidating the Research and Innovation agenda, including national ministries, regional authorities, research organizations, research infrastructures, academia, private companies, non-governmental and international organizations and civil society.
Among the seas of Europe, the Mediterranean has no match as regards biodiversity and the links between human activities and environmental characteristics. It is changing fast in response to both natural and anthropogenic pressures. Climate change, growing maritime traffic and pollution, overexploitation of fish stocks and invasions of alien species are among the stressors placing the region at risk. At the same time, the Mediterranean's unique features provide major local opportunities for blue growth and jobs, ranging from fisheries to tourism.
The BLUEMED CSA project implemented necessary tools to:
- support the activities of the Euro-Mediterranean Group of Senior Officials BlueMed Working Group (GSO BlueMed WG) steering the BlueMed Initiaitve, co-chaired by the DG Research and Innovation of the European Commission and the current co-chair of the Union for the Mediterranean, the country of Jordan, and composed by officially appointed delegates from the Mediterranean countries;
- jointly integrate, update, and consolidate the SRIA and develop the Implementation Plan through a working environment based on dialogue to connect communities, contributing to reduce fragmentation and facilitate cooperation among people;
- engage EU and non-EU countries for a global perspective of the Mediterranean Basin;
- connect key players investing in research and innovation at regional, national, European, and Med level;
- address the framework conditions, e.g. infrastructures, data, and human resources, deemed necessary to enable blue growth actions;
- foster innovative multidisciplinary research and innovation activities addressing relevant Mediterranean challenges via piloting Start-up Actions paving the way towards more ambitious blue growth trajectories;
- spread the vision of the Mediterranean Basin as a hotspot for innovation.
Work performed from the beginning of the project to the end of the period covered by the report and main results achieved so far
The work performed has been dedicated to the full exploitation of the mechanisms guaranteeing the support to the BLUEMED Initiative, with particular reference to the delivery of the Implementation Plan and the activities related to the Pilot Action on Healthy Plastic free Mediterranean Sea. Following the set-up of the project machinery and governance, the engagement and consultation systems to structure communities at national and Mediterranean level, the achieved results include:
- Publication of the updated version of the SRIA;
- Selection of 13 priority goals for joint implementation;
- Publication and endorsement of the BlueMed Implementation Plan;
- Support to the GSO BlueMed WG and the Pilot Action on Healthy Plastic-free Mediterranean Sea and the connection of national hubs;
- Maintenance of the BLUEMED website and the communication kit;
- Running 4 BLUEMED Platforms on Knowledge, Economy, Technology, and Policy joined by officially appointed experts named National Pivots for updating the SRIA and contributing to the Implementation Plan;
- Organization of two research funders' workshops to build the BLUEMED Operational Network of Research Funders and Key Players for the implementation of the actions as well as national consultations on the strategic actions for joint implementation;
- Lay of the foundations through assessment and mapping of relevant framework conditions enabling joint actions: publication of the metrics and risk assessment plan for monitoring the actions, the Research Infrastructures (RIs) assessment, the data policies and accessibility assessment, and the BLUE careers assessment to feed the Implementation Plan;
- Organization of the e-training course "Understanding and acting for a Healthy Plastic free Mediterranean Sea";
- Organization of the BLUEMED Research Infrastructures' (RIs) workshop and the RIs Stakeholders' Conference leading to the BLUEMED RIs Roadmap;
- Launch and implementation of four Start-up Actions;
- Organization of two meetings with coordinators' of relevant projects to promote the sharing of the process under the BLUEMED umbrella and possible uptake of results;
- Engagement of non-EU countries, including a preliminary review and analysis of the strategies, policies and R&I priorities in the marine and maritime sectors, the organisation of a policy dialogue workshop, national events and participation to the Platforms.
- Implementation of the BlueMed Young Communication Ambassadors Programme, targeting five youths from non-EU countries.
Progress beyond the state of the art and expected potential impact (including the socio-economic impact and the wider societal implications of the project so far)
The BlueMed R&I framework is recognized as prominent for developing sustainable blue economy in the Basin. This has been possible thanks to the inclusive approach pursued in engaging different stakeholders, the collaboration with the Mediterranean EU and non-EU countries joining the BlueMed Initiative at first, positively impacting also at national level for structuring the 'blue' communities. The result is that Mediterranean countries now co-own the same plan for implementing priority goals.
Triggering the process of maximising the impact of marine and maritime research via alignment of programmes and strategies, the project actually contributed to build a long-term transnational framework for action at Mediterranean level. The participation of the BlueMed as an established Blue Growth Initiative of reference has been also guaranteed in the framework of key events organized by relevant organizations, including at global level, and through cross-basin dialogue.
The achieved results, representing the legacy of the project, include: 1 consolidated Strategic R&I Agenda; 1 Implementation Plan published, endorsed and promoted via organization of workshops and training courses; 4 Platforms established; 1 Operational Network of R&I funders and key players built; 4 Start-up Actions implemented; over 250 people engaged in the BLUEMED community; over 40 projects and initiatives connected; 5 BLUEMED Young Communication Ambassadors engaged; 1 e-training course developed; 1 Pilot Action on Healthy Plastic-free Mediterranean Sea fully supported, 1 final conference organized. Builidng on this, new and cutting-edge integrated actions can be developed in the next programming phase to successfully react to modern challenges.
BLUEMED IP Priority 2 Infographic
The BLUEMED priorities
About BLUEMED
BLUEMED Brochure (2)
BLUEMED Final Conference Strategic Actions Graphic Recording
Why BLUEMED
The BLUEMED Pilot Action
Last update: 9 October 2021
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Report: Google Fiber Cities to Get Wi-Fi Networks, Too
Cities that sign on for Google Fiber might get another perk: a Wi-Fi network.
By David Murphy
https://www.pcmag.com/news/report-google-fiber-cities-to-get-wi-fi-networks-too
When it rains, it pours. Cities that already have access to the gigabit Internet Google Fiber service might be getting an extra bonus - Wi-Fi access.
According to IDG News Service, Google has told the 34 cities it is evaluating as future Google Fiberhoods that they might also get a Wi-Fi network to go with their super-fast in-home Internet. A document the search giant provided to those cities said Google will be "discussing our Wi-Fi plans and related requirements with your city as we move forward with your city during this planning process."
The move isn't yet set in stone. "We'd love to be able to bring Wi-Fi access to all of our Fiber cities, but we don't have any specific plans to announce right now," Google told IDG.
It's also unclear whether that Wi-Fi access would be free, like the company's offerings in its home base of Mountain View, California, or whether it will be limited to just those who have already signed up for a Google Fiber account. It's also not likely to be a panacea for those needing Internet access on the go. Service in Mountain View is spotty depending on where Google is allowed to place its base stations for wireless access.
"Google claimed that the Internet outgrew the system, due largely to streaming movies and other major download pressures. As Google's gift began to turn sour, residents complained of spotty or nonexistent service. Efforts by the company to make repairs did not help and in recent years the system proved to be more of a liability for Google than the gift the company had hoped it would be," reads a March editorial by the Mountain View Voice.
Google has since worked out a deal with Mountain View whereby it will install a brand-new Wi-Fi system to cover the city's downtown area (and provide the city with a $500,000 grant for technology initiatives). In doing so, it will also start to phase out its old Wi-Fi service while it waits to (possibly) work on the next steps for bringing Google Fiber to the general area instead.
Last year, Google said it would fund free Wi-Fi in 31 San Francisco parks, plazas, and open spaces. Installation started in December, and the sites were expected to be ready for use by the spring.
Last month, meanwhile, Google was one of more than a dozen tech and cable companies that joined forces for a coalition hoping to expand and improve Wi-Fi networks. The goal of WifiForward: free up more spectrum to lessen the stress on networks currently bogged down by massive use.
As for which cities will be getting Google Fiber next, Google said it will make a decision by year's end. The search giant's push has reportedly lit a fire under AT&T, which has committed to or is exploring 25 metro areas for its own gigabit Internet deployment. To see which U.S. cities already have gigabit Internet, check out the slideshow above.
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WGN America is replacing an hour of its ratings-deprived nightly prime-time newscast "NewsNation" with a new talk show hosted by Ashleigh Banfield.
The entry with the cable news veteran will air live weeknights at 10 p.m. Eastern and 7 p.m. Pacific starting March 1.
"NewsNation," which launched in September as a three-hour neutral alternative to the partisan prime-time programs on CNN, MSNBC and Fox News, will be cut back to 8 to 10 p.m. Eastern after it failed to catch on with audiences despite the surge in TV news viewing over the last year. Nielsen data shows the program, which is produced in Chicago, averaged around 15,000 viewers in the 25 to 54 age group most important to news advertisers.
The figure is a fraction of the 100,000 viewers in the demographic that executives said they need to make "NewsNation" a business success for Nexstar Media Group, which owns WGN America.
An executive familiar with Nexstar's plans who was not authorized to discuss them publicly said the move announced Tuesday should not be seen as a retreat from WGN America's effort to become a player in cable news, noting that more news and talk programs will be added to the lineup early this year.
The cutback in "NewsNation" hours is being done to avoid putting Banfield in the 11 p.m. time slot outside of prime time, when fewer viewers are available to watch. There will be no cuts in "NewsNation" staffing reductions as a result of the change, the executive said.
Much of the content on "NewsNation" is provided by the local news operations of Nexstar's TV stations around the country.
Nexstar Chairman and Chief Executive Perry Sook recently told financial analysts that the company is happy with the content on "NewsNation" but acknowledged that viewers are having trouble finding it. Sook said the company's research found only 12% of viewers are aware of the program.
WGN America is still best known for airing repeats of popular sitcoms and dramas such as "Last Man Standing" and "Blue Bloods." Audiences are not in the habit of tuning into the channel for news.
Albert Ramon, Joe Donlon, Marni Hughes and Rob Nelson on the set of WGN America's nightly newscast "NewsNation."
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Sook said the channel will get a larger promotional push after more news programs are added. Despite its low ratings, he said "NewsNation" has been effective in attracting advertisers that have not previously bought commercial time on WGN America.
While WGN America made a point of hiring local news anchors with no national profile for "NewsNation," Banfield, 53, has been a fixture on cable news, working at MSNBC, CNN, Court TV and CNN's sister channel HLN. She became famous for her reporting from the site of the Sept. 11 terrorist attack on the World Trade Center in New York.
Banfield does not have a reputation as a commentator or partisan and is expected to fit with WGN America's commitment to give news programming that is not driven by opinion.
"Ashleigh is one of the most acclaimed, award-winning anchors in television news, reporting from across the country and around the globe, with a reputation for fairness and integrity," Sean Compton, networks president for Nexstar Media Group, said in a statement.
The new program, titled "Banfield," will feature interviews with newsmakers, politicians and celebrities and will originate from a studio in Connecticut.
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In "Faith Full Friendships", we talk about the special and unexpected friendship of David and Jonathan. Their friendship shows up from time to time through these three chapters and its significance appears again much later in David's journey. Listen as we talk about the value of friendships — especially when those relationships are difficult.