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Parking in Paso Robles 8.29.2019
Local NewsBy Tracy Phillips August 29, 2019
If you park your car in downtown Paso Robles and forget to enter your car license number in one of the kiosks, you may get a $33 ticket in the near future. Parking ambassador Donna King tells KPRL, so far she's not written any parking tickets. Parking ambassador Donna King has worked eleven years with…
Templeton Election 8.29.2019
Templeton voters approve a parcel tax to upgrade the Templeton fire department, but county clerk recorder Tommy Gong says the election isn't yet official. He says there are more ballots to count. Regardless, Templeton fire chief Bill White says he's ready to move forward with his plans to hire more firefighters in Templeton. He has…
Power Lines Block 101 Near Wellsona 8.29.2019
Late yesterday morning, a piece of heavy equipment struck the power lines near 101 south of San Miguel, and brought them down onto the highway near Wellsona road. That occurred just before 11:30 yesterday morning. The lines went across the railroad tracks and onto the highway near Wellsona road. Traffic on SB 101 was diverted…
Head On At Cholame Y 8.29.2019
A head-on collision near the Cholame Y caused two serious injuries and back-up traffic yesterday morning around 7:30. 29-year-old Joey Mcgraw of San Bernardino was traveling westbound on 46, just west of Antelope road when he attempted to pass a tractor-trailer rig. When he realized he didn't have enough room to pass, he got back…
Pot Bust 8.29.2019
Another pot bust on the central coast. Thousands of marijuana plants and cannabis products seized at a cultivation site near Santa Maria. The Santa Barbara county sheriff's departments cannabis compliance team served several search warrants at the grow site east of Santa Maria. Warrants also served at various homes in Santa Maria, Nipomo and the…
Cunningham and Nuclear Power 8.29.2019
Redefining renewable energy in California. Assemblyman Jordan Cunningham introduces an assembly resolution which will more clearly define renewable energy to include dams and nuclear power. The resolution would put on the ballot in 2020 a measure which would allow voters to define renewable energy to include hydroelectric and nuclear power. Assemblyman Jordan Cunningham says his…
Weekend Weather 8.29.2019
It's still August, and the weather may feel like it this weekend, but it will cool off with the ides of September. A warming trend begins tomorrow. On Sunday, high temperatures may reach 100. Then we'll see a cooling trend next week, as September gets underway. Labor day will see temperatures in the upper 90's,…
The Morning Exchange – Thu 8/29/2019
PodcastBy Tracy Phillips August 29, 2019
The Morning Exchange; North County's local news show airs 6 a.m. to 9 a.m. every weekday. Hosts Kevin Will and Dick Mason take a lively, sometimes irreverent look at local issues. Weather every hour around the clock. Call in and let your voice be heard on a number of topics.
Sound Off – Wed 08/28/2019
Jaime Umphenour is the host of "Sound-Off", the longest running talk show on the Central Coast. She brings to the show an eclectic range of guests from Authors to Artists, business owners to politicians, and everyone in between. Tune in to Sound Off every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Today's guests: *Assemblyman Jordan Cunningham…
North County Weather 8.28.2019
Sunny today with highs near 90. SW winds increasing to 15-25 miles per hour. Tonight, clear with temperatures dropping into the upper 50's. Tomorrow sunny, but cooler. Highs in the low 90's. The long range forecast calls for a warming trend beginning Friday with temperatures back into the upper 90's over the weekend.
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Chelsea Manning supporters gather in Oklahoma hometown to celebrate her 27th birthday and demand release from prison
·December 17, 2014
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On Wednesday, December 17, for the second year, supporters of Chelsea Manning (formerly Bradley Manning) will celebrate the Oklahoma-born whistleblower's birthday in her hometown of Crescent, which is about 40 miles north of OKC. The event is hosted by last year's sponsor, the Center for Conscience in Action (CCA), now joined by local chapters of Amnesty International throughout the state, with a grant from Amnesty USA to help with expenses.
The event will take place in the middle of the small rural town, at El Palmo Restaurant at 224 N. Grand (Map: goo.gl/maps/gu2a2),beginning at 6:30 pm. Representatives from CCA and the Equality Center of Tulsa will speak.
Manning, who will be 27, was an Army intelligence analyst stationed in Iraq who leaked thousands of documents to Wikileaks in 2010, exposing war crimes and unjust detainment, torture and prisoner abuse, diplomatic deception and embarrassingly candid communications relating to US policies in the war on terror. Court-martialed in 2013, Manning was sentenced to 35 years and is serving that sentence at Ft. Leavenworth in Kansas. Immediately after the verdict, Manning announced her medical diagnosis of gender dysphoria and desire to live as a woman, along with the change of name.
CCA has held numerous support events for Manning since her arrest in the summer of 2010, joining the international support network that funded the legal defense and continues to raise funds for an appeal and advocate for a pardon or clemency as well as proper medical treatment for the gender dysphoria. Amnesty has also been advocating on Manning's behalf for several years and has named her one of the world's top political prisoners and among their "individuals at risk" for whom global action is promoted.
The party will be combined with an advocacy letter-writing campaign, as well as cards and letters to be sent to Manning at Ft.Leavenworth. Donations will be collected for the support network's drive for the legal appeal case.
Since her sentencing, Manning herself has become more and more vocal about her case and with thougthful criticism of US national security policies, having published op-eds in The New York Times, The Guardian, and other newspapers as well as through Amnesty and the Chelsea Manning Support Network websites.
Amnesty has several chapters in Oklahoma, including OKC, Norman High School, OSU and Tulsa.
Chelsea Manning Support Network – chelseamanning.org
Amnesty International Petition – campaigns.amnesty.org/actions/write-for-rights-chelsea-manning
CCA debuts new creative project with concert "Singing History"

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We were seated right on the platform, opposite a sleek red Frecciarossa 1000 express train. Over us arched the epic cathedral-like roof of steel girders. This show venue had Chanel-level impact but was obtained gratis: clever. The collection was clever too. Doma is an austere, sculptural designer, but there is warmth and consideration—even sometimes sexiness—in his clothes. His white drill openers with incised pockets that bled selvage were a meditation on proportional discord between anterior and posterior. His camel and olive coats, some waisted with a playful horizontal strip of fringe, were painstakingly shaped compressed cocoons. Subtly perforated color-flecked rib knits in gray and darkest green were stitched with ribbon down the torso. The only discordant note between venue and collection sounded when the strapped overalls came down the catwalk: They were a bit meccanico del treno.


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Even The Stars' favourites The Slow Readers Club have announced the release of their second album Cavalcade in April. The album features their their three most recent singles - Forever In Your Debt, Start Again and Don't Mind - and will be released on CD, vinyl and download. They've also announced a number of dates around the release.
Formed from the ashes of Omerta, The Slow Readers Club released their self-titled debut album in late 2011 featuring the likes of Sirens, Feet On Fire and One More Minute. They quickly established a reputation as one of the most exciting bands around the Manchester live scene. Since then, they've been gradually building their support and 2014 saw them get some regular airplay on 6 Music and XFM as they mixed their day jobs with writing and recording the second album, which has been finished in the last week or so.
It's expected that the album will also include the title track, live favourite Fool For Your Philosophy, the new song they revealed at last week's Sound Control show as well as potentially another live favourite, and b-side to Forever In Your Debt, Days Like This Will Break Your Heart.


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Hungarian Neurobiologist Botond Roska to Receive This Year's Krber European Science Prize – Hungary Today
Posted: June 24, 2020 at 8:46 am
Botond Roska, a Hungarian neurobiologist researching in Switzerland, will receive the Krber Foundations prestigious award, the Krber European Science Prize, which recognizes a single European scientist each year, alternating between life sciences and physical sciences. The Hungarian physician, one of the worlds leading experts in the study of vision and the retina, is to be awarded for his work that revolutionised ophthalmology.
According to the website of the Krber Foundation, the Hungarian neurobiologist Botond Roska has set himself the goal of restoring sight to the blind. Roska and his research group in Switzerland investigate how various cell types in the visual system extract visual information from the environment. Based on molecular mechanisms, they have designed novel gene therapies for restoring vision in genetic forms of blindness. The scientist has carried out pioneering work to identify approximately one hundred different cell types in the retina and their complex interplay in signal processing.
The Krber European Science Prize honors outstanding and excellent scientists working in Europe. The prize is awarded to research projects that show great potential for possible application and international impact. In the last ten years alone, the Krber Prize winners included six scientists who were later awarded the Nobel Prize.
Roska is now working on making these fundamental insights beneficial for patients and using gene therapies to alleviate or cure their diseases. A genuine breakthrough was achieved by reprogramming a cell type in the eye, enabling it to take over the function of defective light receptor cells. He was thus able to make blind retinas light-sensitive again and clinical trials with blind people have already begun.
Hungarian-born Researcher Awarded for Helping People Regain Their Sight
In 2019, Roska was awarded the Louis-Jeantet Prize for Medicine for the discovery of basic principles of visual information processing and the development of therapeutic strategies, such as gene therapy, to restore vision in retinal disorders. He is also the first Hungarian to earn the Bressler Prize for his vision-restoring therapy, and the Alden Spencer Prize for understanding the vision process.
Later last year, President Jnos der decorated the neurobiologist with the Hungarian Saint Stephen Order on August 20th, Hungarys national holiday. der referred to Roska as a doctor who does not treat patients but enables others to heal through his research.
August 20 Saint Stephen Order Goes to Outstanding Neurobiologist Botond Roska
The father of the world-renowned researcher was electrical engineer Tams Roska, founder of the research of neural networks in Hungary. Botond Roska, although first studying cello at the Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music in Budapest, had to give up his music career because of an injury. He later received his medical degree from Semmelweis University, a PhD in neurobiology from the University of California, Berkeley, and studied genetics and virology at Harvard University. Roska currently works in Basel, Switzerland as co-director of the Institute of Ophthalmology Basel (IOB).
The Krber European Science Prize 2020 will be presented to Roska on7 September in the Great Festival Hall of Hamburg City Hall.
featured photo: Nomi Bruzk/MTI
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Hungarian Neurobiologist Botond Roska to Receive This Year's Krber European Science Prize - Hungary Today
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Andre Santos: Chelsea goal jig was a tribute to my Brazilian friend
Metro Web ReporterFriday 4 Nov 2011 2:35 pm
Arsenal left-back Andre Santos has revealed his bizarre dance which followed his first goal for the Gunners against Chelsea was a samba dedicated to a close friend of his in Brazil, who has a chart-topping track.
Andre Santos' dance was a tribute to his chart-topping friend in Brazil (PA)
The former Fenerbahce defender told Arsenal's official website that the routine he performed when he fired Arsenal's second equaliser of the amazing 5-3 win was a dance that's sweeping South America – and it was for a single penned by one of his closest pals.
'I wanted to dance in tribute to him, so I asked the guys to wait. I love the song and I listen to it a lot,' said Santos.
'It was a very important goal, especially because that was my first London derby. '
The Brazilian international also claimed his goal, which capped a solid performance, shows he is beginning to adapt to life in England and the pace of the Premier League.
His views have been reiterated by manager Arsene Wenger, who said he is learning very quickly and getting stronger with every game.
The left-back has been criticised for his defensive performances in recent weeks, with Alex Song repeatedly covering for him when he loses the ball upfield.
However, he has also been backed by Wenger – who claims he is 'much better defensively than many people think'.
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Government-Funded Sweatshops: No Minimum Wage for Hawaii Disabled Workers
By Selected News Articles @ 9:39 PM :: 7573 Views :: Ethics, Health Care, Labor, Small Business
Government-Funded Sweatshops for Hawaii Workers with Disabilities
by Michael Tada
The minimum wage does not include people with disabilities in Hawaii. They often work for pennies per hour while living on welfare benefits, so that their real income is funded by the taxpayers. They do not want to be dependent on government assistance. They just want to be protected the same way as everyone else. If there is going to be a minimum wage, it cannot exclude an entire class of human beings. Ironically, for workers with disabilities, they would have a greater sense of equality if the minimum wage were completely eradicated than they do under the current system. Since it is unlikely that the minimum wage will ever be eradicated, independent organizations of people with disabilities have taken the stance that they want to be included in those protections.
People with disabilities can legally be paid wages like 3 cents per hour in Hawaii, even though they have been asking for decades to be included in the minimum wage requirements. It comes from Section 14c of the Fair Labor Standards Act, which is federal. Some states, like Alaska, have decided to include people with disabilities in their state minimum wage requirements. Here in Hawaii, organizations of people with disabilities have been begging our state legislature to strike the language in current minimum wage law that excludes them from the minimum wage requirements.
Section 387-9, Hawaii Revised Statutes, subsection (a) specifically provides for the payment of subminimum wages to "individuals whose earning capacity is impaired by old age or physical or mental deficiency or injury, under special certificates issued by the director," with no minimum at all. Thus, our state government is using our tax dollars to pay employees to monitor and authorize this exploitation of workers with disabilities. Kauai County has completely driven out this practice. The rest of the state could follow suit.
Only certain employers holding special wage certificates from the US Department of Labor are permitted to pay these subminimum wages. The list of certificate holding entities can be downloaded here. Since other employers without these certificates cannot pay subminimum wages, they are undercut by the ones that can. In other words, good local businesses which actually practice aloha and pay their workers accordingly are facing unfair competition from the employers who hold these special wage certificates. Sometimes, they subcontract in order to accomplish something similar, but it allows the certificate holder to become a middleman, still stealing profits away from the good local business. Laws should apply equally to everyone, including all employers, but they do not.
The employers that exploit workers with disabilities argue that, if our government were to eradicate this predatory practice, they would be thrown out on the street or forced to sit at home in front of the television with nothing to do. They argue that they are giving people with disabilities a place to find meaning in life through the therapeutic experience of working, while they earn hundreds of thousands of dollars per year to oversee that therapeutic work experience. This argument is insulting to people with disabilities because it implies that they do not understand the value of money. The leadership of the sweatshops keep much of the money that would have gone to the workers, and the workers live in squalor because the law says that they do not need to be treated like all other human beings. When people with disabilities watch Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, they often see the Oompa Loompas as cinematic depictions of the workers with disabilities in the sweatshops. They watch the same movie as everybody else, but their life experience gives them a different filter. Their people are all too often living like the Oompa Loompas.
Earlier in 2018, the CEO of one of the sweatshops retired, and the lavish retirement party must have cost a fortune. Disability rights leaders were not invited, but they learned that there was prime rib, elaborate hors d'oeuvres, and live entertainment. They noticed construction crews re-graveling the courtyard specifically for that event in the days leading up to it. When leaders of organizations of people with disabilities walk into the executive areas to meet with leadership at the sweatshops, they notice how posh the furnishings are. When they watch new deliveries of furniture and renovations on what seems like a constant basis, they are reminded that scarcity is a choice. The sweatshops argue that they have no money to pay the workers with disabilities, but they show that they have money for all these luxuries.
Some of these sweatshops have supported political campaigns, which has included providing food and drinks for fundraisers or perhaps printing campaign t-shirts and canvassing materials. It may look like an ordinary business transaction, but the sweatshops, due to their extremely low labor costs, can produce these campaign products at extremely low prices. These sweatshops are generally nonprofits with complex business structures, which can be difficult to understand from the outside. They may have a for-profit business with a non-profit arm, where the non-profit arm is the employer of people with disabilities. Some corporations and government agencies include these sweatshops in their supply chains in order to benefit from the reduced labor costs. The public is widely aware of sweatshop working conditions and child labor in developing countries, but too few people know what is happening in Hawaii. Imagine realizing that the campaign t-shirt in your closet was made in a local sweatshop by local workers with disabilities. Imagine how difficult it is for people with disabilities to convince legislators to grant them their equality when those same legislators got elected on the backs of these sweatshop workers.
These sweatshops can be contracted by government agencies to provide employment-related services to workers with disabilities. In no other relationship is it considered a service to give someone a job. These sweatshops for the disabled can receive grants-in-aid from legislative bodies at the city, county, and state levels to help pad their administrative budgets. When disability rights leaders learn that one of these sweatshops leases its facility from the State for one dollar per year, it occurs to them that nobody gives anybody rent for one dollar per year unless they are already in bed with them. A good, honest, local business could be leasing that facility, or it could be used to house another existing government program. Instead, one of these parasitic sweatshops gets the facility. At a bare minimum, our state's leadership should have the courage to stop using public funds to support this practice in the name of pure fiscal responsibility.
One agency which makes its business by monitoring this exploitation has asked the legislature to increase the monitoring of this practice rather than banning it. To people with disabilities, this looks like an attempt to create more business for themselves. On the one hand, people with disabilities understand that the agency cares about its own revenue. Every business or nonprofit needs to pay its bills, and they have incentives to try to create more business for themselves. On the other hand, they are arguing to keep people with disabilities on the sidelines of society, living on the dole, and those people with disabilities are tired of depending on welfare programs.
Often, our people do not only work in the sheltered workshops; they sometimes live in housing controlled by the same network. In this arrangement, their entire existence occurs under the supervision of their employers and their employers' partners as they are shuttled back and forth between segregated facilities. In these arrangements, they will often forfeit their welfare benefits, including their food stamps, to the entity controlling their housing, and they report that they eat Saimin while their "caretakers" eat steak. Disability rights leaders find it suspicious when they hear that the entire grocery order is purchased together, which the residents and their caretakers cook together, but which they do not consume equally. Honest people working in such an environment would be sure that, if everyone ate together, they all had the opportunity to eat the same food; honest people would not eat the steak while convincing the people with disabilities that they wanted the Saimin. These workers are functionally owned by the workshops, and they have to beg passersby for money in order to buy candy. Even someone who does not like being begged for money can find it heartbreaking when they know that the workers with disabilities are begging for money because they are stuck in a system of exploitation which obstructs them from acquiring their own money. It seems so contradictory that such a system is government-sponsored in the Aloha State. Taxpayer dollars are being funneled into private pockets, and people with disabilities are the pawns.
Subminimum wages open the door for this kind of exploitation by parasitic employers that drink in government funds and private donations from all angles. They claim to be giving the workers something to do, but the affected population has been asking for equal treatment since this practice began in 1938. If it were true that they just wanted something to do, then they could volunteer in the same facility. If they want to work for pay, then they want to be paid like anyone else doing the same work. Agencies that profit from this system come out to argue why people with disabilities should not have the same rights as everybody else, and too many legislators have listened to the agencies and poured money in their pockets.
When it is convenient, these employers argue that they are training the workers with disabilities. Unfortunately, many of the workers end up staying in the sweatshops for their entire careers instead of transitioning out of them and into real jobs. Often, the sweatshops will try to frame the failure as an inherent consequence of the severity of the employee's disability, but organizations of people with disabilities do not believe it. This is like every low-performing teacher saying that their students who struggle are all inherently stupid rather than admitting and addressing their own shortcomings. If any worker, regardless of disability, has an employer with an incentive to make the worker look unproductive, that employee is going to look unproductive. Every six months, the employers are required to perform another productivity assessment, which they use to "forecast" the worker's productivity with a productivity rating. If, for example, the employee performs 25 percent correctly on the assessment, then they are considered 25 percent productive and paid 25 percent of the prevailing wage for their job until the next assessment.
Many of the middle management employees do not have a long tenure in their positions, which is sometimes because their conscience finally drives them out of that industry. It demonstrates that not all of the people working in this system are bad people; they just happen to be working in a dysfunctional system. Many of them will often confide in friends that they feel dirty receiving lofty paychecks while the workers with disabilities receive pennies per hour. Part of that guilt may be what drives them to give the disabled workers money to buy candy when they go around begging for it. Again, the people working in these government-funded sweatshops are not all bad, but the system is highly dysfunctional.
Here in Hawaii, we have a tremendous amount of supernatural and spiritual activity. The sweatshops are no exception. According to many disability rights leaders, the ghosts in the sweatshops are never harmful. The ghosts of the administrators are there to watch over and protect the sweatshops, and the ghosts of the workers are simply lives unlived and potential unmet. Their souls are trapped in those sweatshops, perhaps because they lived their whole adult lives in these shops. If the ghosts of the administrators are there to look out for people, this is some of the strongest evidence possible that they really did care about the people with disabilities in their shops. Unfortunately, the system was and continues to be broken, so the sweatshops continue to cripple the lives of people with disabilities while the taxpayers continue to pay for it.
The employers who wish to pay these subminimum wages must hold special wage certificates from the US Department of Labor. The Wage and Hour Division monitors and oversees this practice, so federal tax dollars are being spent to monitor something which the affected population does not want. At the state level, the Department of Labor and Industrial Relations (DLIR) monitors the lengthy wage calculations and spends staff time and our tax dollars issuing its own certificates.
If a worker with a disability is earning 10 cents per hour and working 30 hours per week, that amounts to a gross pay of $3.00 per week. Nobody is living off $3.00 per week in Hawaii. When the sweatshops argue that ending this practice would put these people out of a job, they often point out that what they have really is not a job, anyway. It is barely the illusion of a job. Frequently, these workers with disabilities are living on welfare programs, and the sheltered workshops pay them so little that they keep living on the dole. Thus, these sheltered workshops effectively have the taxpayer paying their labor costs for their entry-level workers while they stow away money to fluff the CEO salaries.
People with disabilities would love to have more support in advocacy. Like any other minority, they will not succeed in advancing toward equality without support from members of the majority. In the 1800s, the American slaves could not advance toward emancipation without significant support from free men. Women could not achieve an equal right to vote without significant support from men. Jews could not escape the persecution from the Holocaust without significant support from non-Jews. Japanese Americans would not have been freed from the internment camps without non-Japanese Americans wanting them to be freed. To ever be successful, people with disabilities need able-bodied people to join them in their fight to stop this system of low expectations, inequality, and government waste.
Our tax dollars are being used to:
Give grants-in-aid to these sweatshops.
Administer the certificates and monitor the wage calculations in a formula that requires more than 50 pages of paper for every worker at least every six months.
Give priority government contracts to these sweatshops.
Pay the real living expenses of the workers through welfare programs.
Give essentially free facility space to these sweatshops.
Give the sweatshops tax-exempt nonprofit status.
Pay the sweatshops to provide "services" to their workers with disabilities.
Address all the problems created in the community when the sweatshops outcompete honest businesses.
To research the issue in greater detail, click here.
The list of certificate holding entities can be downloaded here.


The sweat lodge itself is rather like a womb within the Earth: dark, fecund, warm. We live again within Mother Earth. It is circular, and the participants sit in a circle. The circle is a powerful symbol, for in a circle everyone is equal.
The myth that forms the basis of the ceremony is the map of the journey, which we all take to the centre of our worlds.
The four directions and their virtues mark both the inner and outer worlds we live in.
East: Sky father, purpose and direction, the sun, creative seed. Gwana the great wedge tail eagle.
North: Courage, strength and endurance, the vitality of youth. Moving into and through difficulty. The Goanna.
West: Earth mother, moon, healing, humility and compassion. Ungur the snake.
South: Wisdom, guidance and intuition. Our special connection with Nature (totem), experience and knowledge, which comes with age. The Dingo.
Why participate in the ceremony?
The sweat lodge encompasses both beginnings and endings. Each time we take part in a ceremony, we take a journey to the centre of our being, joined with the others in the sweat lodge and yet also alone. It is about birth, death and rebirth. We change as a result of participating.
Great richness flows from maintaining this focus. We chant to help us concentrate on the journey and not the uncomfortable physical environment and our fears. Chanting also helps us to breathe easily and to compose ourselves.
Physiologically, the lodge helps to tune the autonomic nervous system, creating a new internal balance, smoothing out the peaks and lows of emotional and energetic changes.
Psychologically, it fosters feelings of wellbeing, peace and self-worth. It is a powerful tool for growth and also for specific kinds of life difficulties, emotional turbulence and trauma.
There is an intrinsic value arising from participation in the sweat lodge. It is not a competitive experience; no contest exists to see who can 'tough it out' the longest. One measures the distance travelled and spiritual gains by personal standards. No criticism applies to those who leave before the ritual is finished.
Please discuss any concerns you may have with the ceremonial leader before you participate.
Drink 2 to 3 litres of water. Stop at least 1 hour prior to the ceremony.
Do not drink coffee or alcohol.
Do not wear contact lenses or jewellery in the sweat.
PLEASE NOTE: If the weather prediction is for the temperature to exceed 35 degree Celsius, the sweat lodge is normally cancelled. This is to ensure no one becomes overly dehydrated or overheated.
Please also read and familiarise yourself with the SOTEMS sweat lodge safety practices and protocols.
Towel, sarong/loose shorts, bandana; water and/or isotonic drinks such as Gatorade, Powerade or coconut water to hydrate and replenish electrolytes after the the ceremony.
If you are sweating in NSW, SA or VIC a plate of food to share after the sweat. (excluding Byron bay Sweatlodge - Northern Rivers).
Cost per sweat lodge is $20.
If this is your first sweat with SOTEMS, you will also be asked to sign a waiver form which you can download and sign from here [SL Waiver Form]. This is to ensure you have understood your preparation requirements and also an opportunity to indicate any health concerns you might have.
After a sweat, drinking and eating are necessary to replenish the body's electrolytes. Rest and a good night's sleep are recommended.
Turn left onto Twenty Eight Rd from Chalk Hill Rd, follow 500 metres, over causeway over creek. There is a house on the right. Go PAST that and turn into dirt driveway immediately past the house. Follow path through vineyard to green shed and sweat.
Please arrive no later than 5:45pm if you have sweated before or 5:30pm if you are sweating for the first time.
If you have sweated previously, please book into a sweat lodge by phoning the SOTEMS Sweat lodge booking line on (03) 9729-6106 before the day of the sweatlodge.
If you are sweating for the first time, please phone Teena (0405-447-093) or Greg (0407-683-465) before the day of the sweatlodge to discuss how to prepare and what to expect. Please do not phone on the day of the ceremony.
If the forecast temperature is 35 degrees Celsius or above the sweat lodge will be cancelled. Please check the phone line the morning of the sweat for details.


#MustDoMondays- Slow Food Happy Hour, Beekeeping 101, A Taste of 5th Ave & More!
Whether you're interested in one day opening up your very own Apiary, or just really like honey, this class at Brooklyn Brainery will get you all ready for the upcoming Bee Season.
Join Marc Summers (of the Food Network's "Unwrapped") at the 92nd St. Y as he leads a discussion on food science and the art of the very best pasta. They'll cover everything from the basics of making the dough to the best sauce pairings.
Grab a drink with the team at Slow Food NYC to learn more about the organization, ask questions, and chat about Slow Food. They'll meet at Darrow's in the Union Square area which will be offering 50% off cocktails, beer, and select wines.
Join in on this party for all things 5th Ave. from top restaurants, and bars. Tickets will get you tastings from a long list of local participates (including O Live Brooklyn, Gorilla Coffee & Two Boots) and a night of dancing, drinking & chatting.


Email Subject Line: Hit or Miss?
They key to public relations is building and maintaining strong relationships with target audiences. For a PR pro, there's nothing more important than the PR/reporter dynamic.
At a time where 81% of reporters prefer email pitches, it's important to know how to use this tool to catch their attention and build trust. On any given day, a reporter can receive hundreds of email pitches. Approximately 53% of editors for lifestyle, entertainment and tech publications admitted to blacklisting at least one person this month due to bad pitches.
1) Get to the Point – Survey respondents were very clear they prefer subject lines that are less than 10 words and more than five. If you are too brief, you end up being vague or misleading. If you take too long to get to the point, you've already lost your audience.
Hint: The answer is B!
3) Tailor the Content…Correctly – Imagine receiving an email that has nothing to do with you or your interests. Annoying, right? Take the time to learn the reporter's beat and specific subject matter. By gathering this information, you can use it in your subject line. Don't assume a business reporter covers all business. Perhaps their content is focused solely on tech products. You should know this not only for your subject line, but when you start constructing your media lists.
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The Top of Luxury
The obsession for upscale apartments has reached a new peak in New York City with the tower at 432 Park Avenue that the Uruguayan architect Rafael Viñoly (with offices in New York, Palo Alto, London, Manchester, Abu Dhabi, and Buenos Aires) recently inaugurated and which, rising all of 425 meters and 96 stories, is the current tallest residential building in the Western Hemisphere. The complex has been jointly developed by CIM Group and Macklove Properties, and construction took no more than five years.
Located very close to the eastern border of Central Park, the new skycraper contains 104 luxury condominiums of two to six bedrooms, and the selling prices range between 7 and 95 million U.S. dollars. From a square footprint with sides barely reaching 30 meters, the slender and rectilinear structure of concrete shoots up with a loadbearing external grid serving as facade, freeing up the interior spaces of any elements serving a structural, loadbearing function. Some of the floors have been kept open in order to let wind blow through the building, thereby limiting eolic impact on the construction as a whole.
Among the posh amenities provided to residents of the 2,780-square-meter high-rise are a moviehouse, a billiards room, a heated swimming pool, a spa, a restaurant, a fitness gym, and a tree-planted plaza. Nothing is ever too much for the new oligarchy that continues to appropriate the skyline of Manhattan, and looks down from towers of preposterous proportions driven by the impulse of the real estate business.
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Jean Nouvel United States En el distrito neoyorquino de West Chelsea, al sur de Manhattan, en el número 100 de la 11ª Avenida, cerca del parque urbano High Line y junto a la sede de IAC (InterActive Corp) de Frank Gehry, se alza un nuevo edificio de apartamentos de lujo de 2
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130 William is the name of David Adjaye's first skyscraper in New York City. The location is William Street, in the Financial District of Lower Manhattan. It is one of the oldest streets on the island. The project thus takes inspiration from the Big
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When the giant financial services firm Lehman Brothers Holdings filed for bankruptcy in 2008, few in New York imagined that the worst financial crisis of the century would coincide with a skyscraper construction boom comparable even to the one that i
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Perkins + Will Architects United States This tower rises as a new type of urban ecosystem, one with collective recreational spaces that have the effect of generating a social and interactive community within the city.
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Herzog & de Meuron United States This skyscraper soaring 250 meters above street level rises as a contradiction to the anonymity, uniformity, and repetition that reigns among the residential towers which have been going up in recent years, proposing instead a return to the individua
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David Chipperfield United States This project is situated in Midtown Manhattan, facing the New York Public Library and overlooking Bryant Park. The building, rising 32 floors, consists of a hotel that extends to the 13th floor, with a further 18 floors of private residences. Both pr
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CedraRuddy United States The combination of a glass- and bronze-clad shaft and a series of cantilevered cubic volumes breaks the symmetry of the complex and gives it a lighter appearance.
Chipperfield in New York
A proposal by the British architect David Chipperfield has won for him the competition to erect a high-rise replacing a building at the corner of Fifth Avenue and 53rd Street in New York City, a site that has been the US headquarters of the Swiss lux
New Yorker Finance Totems
When the Twin Towers of the original World Trade Center in downtown Manhattan were felled by fundamentalist fanaticism, many augured the end of high-rise construction. But the stubborn economy always contradicts predictions and soon came two new wave
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Miguel Aguiló Protagonistas, obras y significados
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El estudio de Daniel Libeskind ha presentado el diseño del que previsiblemente será su primer edificio en la ciudad de los rascacielos. Seis años después de ganar el célebre concurso para la reconstrucción del World Trade Center en la Zona Cero, el a
Condo Cool: Starchitect Branding in NYC
Sondra Fein Zaha Hadid's Mobile Art Pavilion, commissioned by Chanel, sits in Hong Kong Harbor, its smooth, curving white form filled with contemporary artist's musings on the fashion house's iconic quilted clutches. The mobile pavilion – ready to bring its show
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Michael J. Geraghty was born and raised in Amityville on the south shore of Long Island N.Y. Michael was one of the youngest members of Narrasketuck Yacht Club and began racing sailboats and operating power boats before his seventh birthday. The second child of six for Marylynne and Joseph Geraghty he quickly talked the whole family into joining the local club. While attending S.U.N.Y. Maritime College Michael enjoyed racing and helped the team to second in the nation, which is still the schools best year.
The tropics were all too tempting, so off he went on his first delivery South to St. Thomas. Michael enjoyed over a decade of deliveries and charters captaining large power and sailing yachts. Michael moved to Rhode Island in 1990, and has two lovely children, Peter and Ana. In the process of switching from captain to land worked for Defender Industries as Director of Sales, managed three stores for West Marine and completed district manager training; was a rigger, hydraulic trailer and travel lift operator for Jamestown boat yard, and began yacht sales and brokerage in Newport. When not at the helm, playing guitar or surfing, Michael is an integral part of Northrop & Johnson - because the company offers what he believes in and lives by; enthusiasm, integrity, value and experience.


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CM Punk Didn't Want To Be AEW World Champion, Says Dax Harwood
By Alex Podgorski • Published 27th December 2022
CM Punk wouldn't've had gold around his waist if he had his way.
CM Punk is a two-time AEW World Champion. He won it for the first time at Double or Nothing 2022 by beating 'Hangman' Adam Page, and then won it a second time at All Out 2022. But neither of these reigns would've taken place if the man himself called the shots.
One of the people close to CM Punk in AEW was Dax Harwood of FTR. The two had similar passions about pro wrestling and so trhey gravitated towards one another. As such, Harwood had several personal conversations with Punk, especially before the All Out PPV and the post-show scrum that allegedly took place.
During CM Punk's time as an active wrestler in AEW, he shared some things with Dax Harwood that he didn't share with many others. And when Harwood discussed his relationship on his podcast, Punk revealed some of the things on his mind, including his reluctance to carry all of AEW on his shoulders by virtue of becoming AEW World Champion:
"To be honest, he told me, when they were going to put the belt on him, that he didn't want the belt. He said, 'I just want to have fun,' but he understood that Tony putting the belt on him would put AEW in a better light. He took it, begrudgingly a little bit, but he took the belt. At the time, he was taking me, Cash, Max [MJF], Wardlow, Hobbs, I'm missing so many guys, he was taking us out to eat, always paying for it.
He bought all the girls in the locker room Starbucks gift cards and had one of the girls hand them out, anonymously, and didn't say who they were from, but it was from him, just because he loved the atmosphere and loved being there. He also loved the work the girls were putting in. He thought they were busting their ass to try and get the attention that WWE's women's division was getting."
CM Punk held the AEW World title for a total of ninety recognized days between his two reigns. One of those also included an 'interim champion' reign whereby Dean Ambrose was also recognized as interim world champion while Punk was the 'true' world champion having never relinquished or lost his title.
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Dov-Ber (or Beryl) Rosofsky was born in New York City to Isidore "Itchik" Rosofsky and Sarah Epstein Rosofsky. His father was a Talmudic scholar who had emigrated to America from his native Brest-Litovsk after barely surviving a pogrom. The family then moved from New York to Chicago. Isidore became a rabbi and owner of a small vegetable shop in Chicago's Maxwell Street neighborhood, a vibrant Jewish ghetto akin to the New York's Lower East Side of the 1920s and '30s. Dov-Ber was being raised to follow in his footsteps.
The young Rasofsky grew up on Chicago's mean streets, ultimately ignoring his father's desire for him to become a rabbi and his admonition that Jews do not resort to violence. "'Let the goyim be the fighters,'" Ross later recalled being told by his father. "'The trumbeniks, the murderers – we are the scholars.'" Ross's ambition in life was to become a Jewish teacher and a Talmudic scholar, but his life was changed forever when his father was shot dead resisting a robbery at his small grocery. Prostrate from grief, his mother Sarah suffered a nervous breakdown and his younger siblings—Ida, Sam and George-were placed in an orphanage or farmed out to other members of the extended family. Dov was left to his own devices at the age of 14.
As recounted in Barney Ross: The Life of A Jewish Fighter, by Ross biographer Douglas Century, in the wake of the tragedy, Dov became vindictive towards everything and turned his back on the orthodox religion of his father. He began running around with local toughs (including another wayward Jewish ghetto kid, the future Jack Ruby), developing into a street brawler, thief and money runner; he was even employed by Al Capone. Dov's goal was to earn enough money to buy a home so that he could reunite his family. He saw boxing as that vehicle and began training with his friend Ruby.
After winning amateur bouts, Dov would pawn the awards—like watches—and set the money aside for his family. There is speculation that Capone bought up tickets to his early fights, knowing some of that money would be funneled to Dov. Plagued by his father's death and feeling an obligation not to sully his name, Dov Rosofsky took the new name "Barney Ross." The name change was also part of a larger trend by Jews to assimilate in the U.S. by taking American-sounding names. Strong, fast and possessed of a powerful will, Ross was soon an Intercity Golden Gloves and Chicago Golden Gloves champion champion in 1929 at the age of 19 and went on to dominate the lighter divisions as a pro.
At a time—the late 1920s and '30s—when rising Nazi leader Adolf Hitler was using propaganda to spread his virulently anti-Jewish philosophy, Ross was seen by American Jews as one of their greatest advocates. He represented the concept of Jews finally fighting back. Idolized and respected by all Americans, Ross showed that Jews could thrive in their new country. He made his stand against Hitler and Nazi Germany a public one. He knew that by winning boxing matches, he was displaying a new kind of strength for Jews. He also understood that Americans loved their sports heroes and if Jews wanted to be embraced in the U.S. they would have to assume such places in society. So even though Ross had lost faith in religion, he openly embraced his role as a leader of his oppressed people.
Ross occupies the rarefied place as one of boxing's few triple division champions—lightweight, light welterweight and welterweight. He was never knocked out in 81 fights and held his title against some of the best competition in the history of the divisions. Ross defeated great Hall-of-Fame champions like Jimmy McLarnin and Tony Canzoneri in epic battles that drew crowds of more than 50,000.
Over the next 35 bouts, his record was 32–1–2, including a win over former world champion Battling Battalino and one over Babe Ruth (not the baseball player). Another bout included former world champion Cameron Welter. Then, on March 26, 1933, Ross was given his first shot at a world title, when he faced world lightweight and light welterweight champion and fellow three-division world champion Tony Canzoneri in Chicago. In one night, Ross became a two-division world champion when he beat Canzoneri by a decision in ten rounds. It should be pointed out that Ross campaigned heavily in the city of Chicago. After two more wins, including a knockout in six over Johnny Farr, Ross and Canzoneri boxed again, with Ross winning again by decision, but this time in 15.
Ross was known as a smart fighter with great stamina. He retained his title by decision against Sammy Fuller to finish 1933 and against Peter Nebo to begin 1934. Then he defended against former world champion Frankie Klick, against whom he drew in ten. Then came the first of three bouts versus Jimmy McLarnin. Ross vacated the light welterweight title to go after McLarnin's welterweight title and won by a 15 round decision, his third world championship. However, in a rematch a few weeks later, McLarnin beat Ross by a decision and recovered the title. After that, Ross went back down to light welterweight and reclaimed his title with a 12-round decision over Bobby Pacho. After beating Klick and Henry Woods by decision to retain that title, he went back up in weight for his third and last fight with McLarnin; he recovered the welterweight title by outpointing McLarnin again over 15 rounds. He won 16 bouts in a row after that, including three over future world middleweight champion Ceferino Garcia and one against Al Manfredo. His only two defenses, however, over that stretch were against Garcia and against Izzy Jannazzo, on points in 15 rounds.
In his last fight, Ross defended his title on May 31, 1938 against fellow three-division world champion Henry Armstrong, who beat him by a decision in 15. Although Armstrong pounded Ross inexorably and his trainers begged him to let them stop the fight, Ross refused to stop or go down. Barney Ross had never been knocked out in his career and was determined to leave the ring on his feet. Some boxing experts view Ross's performance against Armstrong as one of the most courageous in history. Some believe that Ross's will to survive every tough fight on his feet had to do with his understanding of his symbolic importance to Jews. That is, Jews would not only fight back, but they would not go down.
Ross retired with a record of 72 wins, four losses, three draws and two no decisions (Newspaper Decisions: 2-0-0), with 22 wins by knockout. He was ranked #21 on Ring Magazine 's list of the 80 Best Fighters of the Last 80 Years.


On this new tour we have two wonderful train journeys, one through the Dee Valley and the other through the Severn Valley, where we enjoy the fabulous Spring Steam Gala! We also visit Ironbridge and the remarkable museum at Blists Hill.
Day 3 Today we cross the border into Wales and visit Llangollen. We have some free time in the town and take a trip on the Llangollen Railway, starting in Corwen and travelling along the picturesque Dee Valley.
Day 4 Spring Steam Gala! We drive to Kidderminster to the Severn Valley Railway where you have a Day Rover Ticket allowing you to take as many journeys as you wish! There will be many visiting locomotives and you will find events and exhibitions at Highley at the Engine House Visitor Centre. You could take the train down to Bridgnorth, a town divided in two and linked by a remarkable cliff railway.
Our three-star family-run hotel is at the foot of the famous Wrekin close to Telford. In pleasant grounds, the hotel has a small fitness room and comfortable bar lounge. Bedrooms have TV, telephone, WiFi, safe, hairdryer and hospitality tray. There is a lift to some rooms.


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Peter Žonta (Liubliana, Yugoslavia, 9 de enero de 1979) es un deportista esloveno que compitió en salto en esquí.

Participó en dos Juegos Olímpicos de Invierno, en los años 1998 y 2002, obteniendo una medalla de bronce en Salt Lake City 2002, en la prueba de trampolín grande por equipos (junto con Damjan Fras, Primož Peterka y Robert Kranjec).

Palmarés internacional

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Saltadores en esquí de Eslovenia
Saltadores en esquí en los Juegos Olímpicos de Nagano 1998
Saltadores en esquí en los Juegos Olímpicos de Salt Lake City 2002
Medallistas olímpicos de bronce de salto en esquí
Medallistas olímpicos de bronce de Salt Lake City 2002
Medallistas olímpicos de bronce de Eslovenia
Deportistas de Eslovenia en los Juegos Olímpicos de Nagano 1998
Deportistas de Eslovenia en los Juegos Olímpicos de Salt Lake City 2002
Nacidos en Liubliana
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Capability Maturity Model Integration (CMMI) models have evolved the Capability Maturity Model (CMM) concept, established by the Capability Maturity Model for Software (SW-CMM), to a new level that enables the continued growth and expansion of the CMM concept to multiple disciplines. Like the SW-CMM, EIA/IS 731, IPD-CMM, SA-CMM, and other process improvement models, CMMI models are tools that help organizations improve their processes. This CMMI model is designed to help organizations improve their product and service development, acquisition, and maintenance processes. Software engineering concepts are covered by this model, including traditional CMM concepts such as process management and project management. Each CMMI model is designed to be used in concert with other CMMI models, making it easier for organizations to pursue enterprise-wide process improvement at their own pace. This CMMI model has a staged representation, which focuses on measuring process improvement using maturity levels. Maturity levels apply to process-improvement achievement across the organizational unit using the model.


The Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority (NSIA) today signed a landmark document approving the Build, Operate and Transfer (BOT) agreement for a modern Radiotherapy Centre (Oncology) at the Lagos University Teaching Hospital.
-Other ancillary equipment to make the Centre an international destination for cancer care.
The occasion was witnessed by Dr Bola Olowu who represented the Honorable Minister of Health, Alhaji Isa Bello Sali LUTH Chairman Management Board, Mr Jide Zeitlin, Chairman NSIA Board and Mr Uche Orji, CEO NSIA.
Mr Orji, who stated his Organization's planned commitment to massive investment in the health sector, enjoined all stakeholders to work hard and justify the confidence reposed in them through this significant fund injection. He promised that funds should be released in the next few days and project delivery is planned for the next 6-9 months in line with the Federal Government's commitment to improve healthcare delivery and reverse medical tourism in Nigeria.
The Chairman, LUTH Management Board who signed the documents with the CMD, thanked the NSIA for this laudable initiative and promised that LUTH will live up to and surpass all expectations with this confidence -building initiative.
Two other institutions, The Aminu Kano University Teaching Hospital and the Federal Medical Centre, Umuahia also benefited from this initiative which will provide each of them with $5M to establish modern Diagnostic Centres under similar PPP arrangements.


There can't be a more unlikely basis for a modified car project than the humble Honda Accord. Especially one that's very nearly two decades old and happens to be an Estate, or, as the car in question originates from across the Atlantic, Wagon form.
Now we're well aware that Honda's engineering nous and clever thinking filtered all the way down from the likes of the NSX to the ever-popular Civic. But it's fair to say that the fifth generation Accord never exactly set the world alight in factory guise. Worthy load-lugger and dependable family transportation device, sure. But a car capable of startling performance and stunning looks? Nah, not really.
Thankfully there are plenty of individuals out there who refuse to be put off by silly, preconceived ideas about what cars can and can't do. And it means we get to gawp at things like the utterly bonkers Accord you see here. It's been built by Bhavin Patel, and it takes the accepted wisdom of what an Accord Wagon should look like and well and truly turns it on its head.
The Accord certainly didn't start off looking anything like as immaculate and well presented as it does now, and it actually had to be towed back to his house because the original engine had thrown in the towel. Not that he was even remotely put off by this less than auspicious start, as Bhavin knew that there were plenty of tuning options available for the car – he just had to look to other models in the Honda range for inspiration. A JDM-spec H23A four-cylinder was soon sourced and fitted, though of course a standard, naturally aspirated lump was never really going to cut the mustard, especially as this engine is perfectly well catered for by the US scene.
"I bought a complete H22 Treadstone turbo kit, which included an intercooler, a Turbonetics ball bearing turbo and a Tial wastegate, then set about fitting it to the new engine," muses Bhavin.
Now that's an impressive list of hardware in anyone's book. But Bhavin also opted to fit a set of free-flowing manifolds, a stainless steel exhaust system and a pair of Brian Crower Stage 2 turbo cams with Skunk2 adjustable cam gears. This array of high-end tuning kit is kept in check by Hondata S300 management, with a subsequent dyno session revealing this unassuming little wagon to be making 300bhp in low boost mode and a staggering 375bhp in high boost form.
Impressive as those figures are, they're probably not as eye-opening as the manner in which this Wagon can handle that power, with Bhavin having devoted a huge amount of his time to perfecting its chassis.
Peek under those arches (you'll have to get very low indeed to actually achieve this) and you'll spot all manner of trick chassis gear, including coilover suspension, a Progress Technology ARB, Skunk2 Civic EF upper Adjustable Control Arms and a traction bar from Explicit Speed Performance. While the rear end now runs camber adjustable control arms and FFC lower arms with uprated bushes throughout. Bhavin's even fitted a Limited Slip Differential to the Honda five-speed 'box, meaning that this Accord now has a lot more in common with a full-on track day warrior than a family hold all.
It's incredible how much of a difference to a car's appearance a set of wheels, some well thought out exterior tweaks and a decent altitude adjustment can make. And that's never been truer than in the case of Bhavin's Accord. Okay, so the standard cars are nice VIP Modular VRS-11, yummy enough looking things. But it's only since he's fitted the VIP Modular VRS-11 wheels and JDM exterior trims and fittings that you truly appreciate the neat styling and cool lines present in the fifth-gen model.
Those beefy 18-inch wheels are the most obvious nod to the VIP look. But there are many more examples when you move inside, with those JDM-spec leather seats one of the first things you notice. They're trimmed in plush leather and have set in motion something of a theme, with the front and rear doorcards now also coated in lashings of cow hide. Look closely and you'll also spot all manner of rare JDM clobber dotted throughout the cabin (which must've been a bit of a challenge to source), such as SiR gauges, Accord sill guards, cub holders and a VIP-style fold out table. It's certainly a lot posher in here than an old Accord has any right to be. But that just adds to the appeal of the whole car.
There's a lot more to come though, with Bhavin readily admitting that the coming months will see some fairly substantial changes to the car in an effort to keep it at the very forefront of the US scene.
JDM H23A DOHC 16V with Kaizenspeed balance shaft delete kit, OEM oil pump; Brian Crower Stage 2 turbo profile cams with Skunk2 adjustable cam gears; Treadstone H22 Turbo kit consisting of Turbonetics Stage 3 ball bearing 60-1 HIFI turbo with 57mm turbine wheel and .63 a/r turbine housing and wastegate; 2.5in TR-8 FMIC and Tial BOV; Spoolin Performance turbo manifold; stainless steel exhaust system; port matched Euro-R inlet; ID 1,000cc injectors; AEM fuel rail and FPR; new fuel tank and Walbro 255 LPHour pump; KS Tuned manual timing belt adjuster; Hondata S300 with PLX DM6 wideband; five-speed gearbox with LSD.
10x18in and 10.5x18in VIP Modular VRS-11 alloys with brushed faces and high polished lips; coilovers; FFC strut brace; Progress Technology ARB; ESP traction bar; Skunk2 Civic EF upper adjustable control arms; rear adjustable camber control arms and lower rear tow arms; five stud converted hubs with extended ARP studs; Acura Legend callipers with Brembo discs.
JDM leather seat conversion with matching leather doorcards; custom LED door lights; retrofitted Digital Climate Control; Acura MDX wheel with functioning audio controls; Acura CL wood grain console insert; Panasonic HU with rear view camera; JDM SiR gauges; Accord sills guards; half-mast antenna; cup holder and custom table; custom RHD pillar gauge pod with PLX wideband gauge and Inovate boost and oil gauges; Odyssey overhead sunglass holder with working Homelink for garage doors.
1997 Honda Accord Wagon Vi with original Bordeaux red paint; retrofit JDM Headlights with HID projectors and electric elevation control; secondary headlight EDM fluted headlights with electric elevation control; JDM clear indicators; Stillen front splitter; Mugen side skirts; Wings West rear valance; Value Sports upper wing; Azect front grille; JDM rear parking sensors; parking pole; power folding mirrors; window guards; Honda of America eagles and headlight elevation control switch.


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It was the one week break – March School Holidays. We did a WWE SUPER programme for Frontier Primary School (sponsored by Solvay) for 20 students. We also had an inhouse screening of movie "A Plastic Ocean" (30 pax) for our members. We also had our WWD Family Carnival (400 pax) on the 18th March 2018. The Family Day Carnival was better than last year and we had an enjoyable and meaningful time. More can be read from our social media websites.
There were two safety boat support done during the week as well. There were no weekend patrols done at Marina or Punggol as our members were all actively involved in our carnival. However, our weekday patrol group at Punggol engaged three groups. One engagement was also done at Kallang during the week. All complied. There was no anti-littering engagement done for the week.
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FiberLocator is excited to share that we recently teamed up with AT&T, the largest US-based provider of fiber for business services. The relationship will establish a reliable, single source solution for business customers to locate and sign up for fiber on their terms.
FiberLocator will now feature over 390,000 AT&T lit building addresses, a level of which has never been available on the tool. In addition, full quality assurance will be enabled via quarterly content updates provided by AT&T.
The collaboration furthers FiberLocator's goal of increasing fiber network map reliability and lit building records, while assisting AT&T in answering the need for providers who want to sell fiber services to businesses.
"Up-to-date data is a critical component to FiberLocator's success. Since AT&T is the largest US-based provider of fiber for business services, having AT&T commit to providing fresh data and ongoing updates is a big win for FiberLocator. And, we're thrilled. We're confident AT&T will also benefit from our wide range of users who look to FiberLocator first for all their connectivity needs." said Karen Wiens, Director of FiberLocator Operations.


Originally, intersectionality explored the intersections of individuals' experiences with inequality based on their race, gender, class, and sexual orientation. Today, intersectionality is a framework we can use to think about many other identities, including spirituality and physical ability. It's a way of looking at the world that helps us understand the multidimensional ways in which people experience life. This course gives you the tools to understand the complexity of dimensions that make up who we are perceived to be.
We often think of our social identity (our race, class, gender, etc.) as one-dimensional. Intersectionality recognizes that the multiple identities each of us possesses overlap and intersect depending on the social situation. With its roots in ethnic studies, women's studies, and African American studies, the term intersectionality is credited to legal scholar Kimberlé Crenshaw.
Originally, intersectionality primarily explored the intersections of individuals' experiences with inequality based on their race, gender, class, and sexual orientation. Today, intersectionality is a framework we can use to think about many other identities, including spirituality and physical ability. It's a way of looking at the world that helps us understand the multidimensional ways in which people experience life, see themselves, and are treated by others.
The goal of this course is to give you the tools to understand the complexity of dimensions that make up who we are perceived to be in our culture (and thus, shape how we go through life). This course is for those trying to make their feminism more inclusive, and for those wanting to deepen their analysis of how overlapping identities affect people differently.
We'll begin by defining concepts of power, privilege and oppression in order to understand how identities are constructed. This discussion will lay the groundwork for understanding the value of intersectionality in analyses of oppression.
A basic overview of intersectionality as well as a few contemporary examples of intersections. We'll also provide examples of how an intersectional analysis improves our understanding of a social phenomenon.
This week, we'll see whether the "queer perspective" is a viable alternative for looking at gender and sexuality. We'll define concepts like "heteronormativity" and "homonormativity" in order to examine what it means to be "critically queer" and what new perspectives this opens up.
For the final week, we'll explore the criticisms of intersectional and controversies within intersectional communities. Are there things we're leaving out in adopting this analysis? Are there issues that should not be included? We'll also explore what the future of intersectionality might look like.
Britton Washington is a womanist and intersectional feminist POC from the Portland area. She is interested in educating her community on the cultural benefits of dismantling the racist, heteronormative, and patriarchal systems in place in American society. She has a Bachelor's of Arts in Film from Portland State University and a minor in Gender and Sexualities.
Stephanie Duncker is currently a freelance web designer, consultant and Program Manager of the Startup PDX Challenge, a startup incubator for underrepresented founders. She's passionate about designing positive change in society, whether that be by increasing digital & economic access or promoting accessibility in design. When she's not thinking about art, entrepreneurship or activism, she's cooking vegan food and dreaming of cats.


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I love Curtis's cookware but I am like everyone else I wish he would sell at some other location other than T.V. I hate paying S/H would rather just go to a store to purchase. Maybe, in the future he will. We should post this on his facebook page.
Since QVC acquired HSN I seldom purchase from them any longer. Their sales and clearances used to be great. Now they seldom offer free shipping and their so called sales are as lame as QVC's which has no clue what a clearance sale is! Can't stand either one of them any longer. I too wish Curtis Stone would sell his items at Bed Bath & Beyond, at least we not have to pay S&H and get a fair price!
I wish Curtis Stone would consider Bed Bath Beyond as a new venue to sell his products line.
Will watch Chef Stone because I love him, but will not buy anything that does not have free shipping. HSN used to be fun, now it just seems lame and a vehicle to rip people off. I wish Chef Stone would sell his product to Kohls, etc. I wouldn't want my products associated with HSN any longer. Look at the Joyce "natural" cleaner cover-up. Disreputable product and sponsor company.
Not yet, I just checked for any TS presale…but I did notice he has now added silicone covers for pan handles, just ordered a pair.


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package org.gradle.internal.snapshot.impl;

import com.google.common.base.Objects;
import org.gradle.internal.hash.HashCode;
import org.gradle.internal.hash.Hasher;
import org.gradle.internal.snapshot.ValueSnapshot;
import org.gradle.internal.snapshot.ValueSnapshotter;

import javax.annotation.Nullable;
import java.util.Arrays;

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public class GradleSerializedValueSnapshot implements ValueSnapshot {

    private final HashCode implementationHash;
    private final byte[] serializedValue;

    public GradleSerializedValueSnapshot(
        @Nullable HashCode implementationHash,
        byte[] serializedValue
    ) {
        this.implementationHash = implementationHash;
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    public byte[] getValue() {
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    @Override
    public int hashCode() {
        return Arrays.hashCode(serializedValue);
    }
}