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May 20, 2015 Arts + Life » Outdoors & Recreation
Training for Vermont Race of Endless Loops: Infinitus
By Sarah Tuff Dunn
Daniel Fishel
If insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results, what happens when you lope an infinite loop through the woods of Goshen in a new trail race that requires up to 10 days to complete?
That's what I wondered when I (apparently already insane) signed up for the Infinitus, a brand-new "extremely rugged" foot race organized by the exclusive, membership-only Endurance Society. Even the sign-up process was loony: Instead of a website with photos of smiling marathoners and promises of medals and post-race refreshments, I found a black homepage with a grainy, black-and-white video of wilderness runners and odd, percussive music. "8k, 88k, 888k" read the white type, with a link to the registration page on Eventbrite. It made me think of Edgar Allan Poe's "The Raven": "Darkness there and nothing more."
I had joined the Endurance Society shortly after Pittsfield cofounder Andy Weinberg, who also helped establish the Death Race and Spartan series, extended an invite last fall. I was intrigued by the promise of "unique, life-changing and mind-blowing experiences for adventure enthusiasts," as the website put it. I also liked the idea of benefiting local nonprofits by entering these wacky events with Latin names.
"Our plan was to have a secret society for endurance athletes," said Weinberg of the Latin touch. That secrecy has fallen by the wayside, however: All Endurance Society events are now open to those who pay the $15 membership fee.
So I paid, and perused my choices. The Extremus Winter Trek or the Frigus Ski, Snowshoe and Sled Run: too cold. The Sine nomine (without name) in late June: too hot, too creepy-looking on the promotional video — and it starts at 1 a.m. But the Infinitus, a trail race just down the road in the climate-comfortable month of May, seemed just right.
Next up was choosing my distance. Surely I could do more than the 8K, whose start time is 8:08 a.m. on May 30. Then I did the math on the 888K: 550 miles, beginning at 8:08 a.m. on May 21, with 240 hours to complete it. Um, no, thank you!
That left the 88K: 55 miles, also starting at 8:08 a.m. on May 30, with 24 hours to complete it. Doable, I thought, calculating that I'd be done by cocktail hour.
With the date advancing, I reached out recently to other Infinitus racers to see what drew them in and how they're training.
A cocktail of painkillers inspired Rebecca Hansen to sign up for the Infinitus. So I learned when I began comparing training notes with some of the 200 or so registrants. When Hansen heard about the 888K, the 53-year-old native of Naples, Fla., was recovering from surgery on an arm she'd broken a few miles into a 118-mile race around Florida's Lake Okeechobee. "I signed up," she wrote in an email in late April. "When I was no longer on drugs and came to my senses, I realized what I'd done."
With only a few weeks to go until the 888K, Hansen is taking her setback in stride, walking with a weight vest to become accustomed to the food and drink she'll have to carry on her back for the 10-day trial. "I have my work cut out for me next month!" she wrote.
Sharing a similarly cavalier attitude toward the 888K is New Hampshire's Kale Poland, 32, a spinning teacher and bike shop employee. "I don't consider myself someone who trains," he said. "It's all incorporated into my lifestyle — training is for the A-type personalities." (Then again, last year the guy won the Peak 500, another race organized by Weinberg in Pittsfield, and he has completed a deca-Iron, or 10 back-to-back Ironman competitions, so he has some street cred for this trail race.)
On the flip side is Jennefer Eaton of Fair Haven. She's been training for the far shorter 8K at the obstacle-course proving ground of Shale Hill in nearby Benson, working out at Fair Haven Fitness and running up to six days a week. Even so, Eaton said, "I'm not in this game to win. My goal will be to push as hard as I can the entire time, not letting up until I cross the finish line. There's some elevation to work with," she added.
Elevation is an understatement for the Infinitus, a figure-eight loop that Weinberg described as "the toughest course possible" for the Blueberry Hill area. The 88K — my chosen race — has seven "significant" climbs, including Romance Mountain, Bloodroot Mountain and Mount Carmel. Runners will be on mixed terrain — singletrack, snowmobile trails and logging roads.
Williston's John LaCroix, who has tackled several 50- and 100-mile races, maintains realistic expectations toward the 88K. "The terrain won't allow me to move as fast as a 'normal' 50-miler would," he said. LaCroix has been running an average of 65 miles a week in preparation for the event, along with hiking and TRX suspension training. "Andy's races are guaranteed to be challenging and tough," he said.
As for me, I began training for the 88K by logging mile after miserable mile on the treadmill this past winter — clearly the wrong approach.
"Hill work and lots of hiking" is Weinberg's recommendation for the Infinitus. "Speed isn't important in this type of event, but it's crucial that your body is strong and that you're able to hike uphill efficiently and at a reasonable pace," he said. "Ultramarathon training obviously requires a great deal of endurance, and it's important to log some long miles, but it's equally important to hike, especially training for an ultra like this."
Back in March, logging long miles was my only focus, and I lost sight of why I moved to Vermont and loved running: to be outside. Day after day, I hit that damn Cybex machine until my brain and body could no longer take it. I began suffering from overtraining syndrome, feeling lightheaded and dizzy during massive blood-sugar drops, and even more irritable than usual.
Then a well-timed business trip to Hawaii opened me back up to the outdoors. The sunshine, the mai tais and the meditation sessions restored some of my sanity. I realized that, until I was able to rest and recover thoroughly, I needed to reevaluate my decision to tackle the 88K distance.
Turned out, Weinberg had added two more distances to muddle my decision-making process: a 48-hour and a 72-hour option. "There's no set distance, simply time," he said. "The clock starts and the race goes for either 48 or 72."
But it also turns out that May 30 is the day of my daughter's big gymnastics show, so I'm sticking with the 8K. I'll save my crazies for cheering on an 8-year-old doing her roundoffs, again and again.
Runs in the Sun
Not all footraces require "ultra" training, though anyone who's been psyching up body and mind for the Vermont City Marathon may have doubts about that. But some races are closer to fun and require a more reasonable level of fitness. The best thing? They're all outdoors. Here are six to get you through the summer.
Vermont City Marathon, May 24: It's the 27th year of this 26.2-mile effort, which allows runners to divide and conquer the distance as a relay team or battle the Burlington course solo. vermontcitymarathon.org
Colchester Causeway 5K/15K, June 6: Celebrate the newly reconstructed span between Colchester and Grand Isle by racing across; it's the closest you'll come to walking on water. colchestervt.gov
Stowe 8-Miler, July 12: For athletes interested in the post-run treats of Smuttynose Brewing and Island Homemade ice cream (along with a dip in the West Branch River), this popular race — now with a 5K added — is the pick. locorunning.com/stowe8miler
Mad Marathon, July 12: Organizers bill this event as the "World's Most Beautiful Marathon," and many Vermonters would agree. The course winds through Waitsfield, Warren and Fayston with a killer elevation. There are half and relay options, too. madmarathon.com
Kingdom Run, August 8: 5K, 10K or half marathon? All runners are rewarded with a top-notch tour of the Northeast Kingdom — not to mention blueberry sundaes afterward. kingdomrun.org
Archie Post 5-Miler, August 30: The dog days of August near their end with Vermont's oldest race, which follows the bike paths and cinder trails of South Burlington. gmaa.net
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This February 9 to 25, athletes from around the globe will go for the gold in sports ranging from Alpine skiing to speed skating at the 2018 Olympic Winter Games, held in PyeongChang, South Korea.
But casual outdoor enthusiasts needn't travel quite so far. Right here in Vermont, the hills are alive with the sounds of schussing, skating and sliding. Want to find medal-worthy winter fun in the Green Mountain State? Read on for a sampling.
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ASNE and APME were part of many organizations that fought against a wide-ranging search warrant issued by the Department of Justice as part of its investigation into various Inauguration Day protests, which led to property damage around Washington, D.C. Our voices were heard, leading the DOJ to amend its initial request for information from DreamHost, which hosted the DisruptJ20.org website, which is alleged to have been a planning ground for the protests and contained information, which could be used to identify those who committed criminal acts. However, the D.C. Superior Court is still going to let the DOJ access certain information about site users in a manner that is broader than we'd like.
The DOJ initially issued a very broad request to DreamHost seeking a wide swath of information covering approximately 1.3 million people, including those who simply visited this website. A D.C. Superior Court judge approved this warrant. DreamHost immediately tried to quash the warrant so that it wouldn't have to turn over this information. This is when ASNE and APME joined more than 100 organizations in a letter to Attorney General, which explained the dangers of such a broad search warrant, primarily that the government was seeking information about people who simply visited a public website but might have had no involvement in any criminal activities (they might never have been to Washington). Such a request would be likely to chill the free speech of Internet users.
Before we sent this letter, the DOJ announced that it would be narrowing the scope of its request to exclude information about site visitors and unpublished drafts and images from site users and limiting the time period for the request to July 1, 2016, through Jan. 20, 2017. However, it would still be seeking published content and transactional data, including names of registered site users and communications between those users and between users and DreamHost. Our letter was modified slightly and sent to Attorney General Sessions on Aug. 24.
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a Japanese from Japan is mentioned if discussed at all. Although Filipinos were some of the earliest and best, if not the first Asians to play Jazz. They have not been given proper credit by academia for their profound influence and nurturing Jazz in Japan.
better known as "Flip" was born in Stockton,California and from the late 1940s through 1960s era worked with bassist Leroy Vinegar,bluesman(guitarist-singer) Aaron "T Bone" Walker,saxophonists Teddy Edwards, Eric Dolphy,the Montgomery Brothers(Monk,Buddy,guitar great Wes)vibist Dave Pike and vocalist Jon Hendricks(of Lambert,Hendricks,Ross vocal group). Nunez also led the house band @ Bop City in San francisco in March of 1962.
Kelly in Person" recorded live at The Coffee Gallery,San Francisco.
Poindexter(alto sax); Johnny allen bass;tony Johnson drums.
and attended Los Angeles City College.
Gardenia". The albums called "Sounds for The '60s! Capital records.
But of course the best way to hear Gabe Baltazar is leading his own record date. And this he does on "San Kenton presents Gabe Baltazar"
and arranged a piece called simply "Gabe" very nice indeed!
this is where he really shows what he can do he composes and plays alto,tenor,soprano saxophone,flute,piccolo and the rarely heard bass clarinet. I'd call this his masterpiece! The accompanying musicias are: Doug MacDonald guitar;Ben Rietveld acoustic& electric bass and toere;Noel Okimoto drums;Carl Wakeland Keyboards. The label is Gabe's own(Gee Bee records) and unfortunately its long out-of-print. But its surely worth looking for!
Another talent and grossly overlooked is the great pianist George Muribus. This man was SOMETHING ELSE!!!!! during his lifetime he made three(3) recording to my knowledge "Jazz From San Francisco"
would have gone if the record had been put on the market sooner?
It was originally recorded for "Mainstream records" they had artists like Harold Land,blue Mitchell and Carmen McRae. But came out on Crestview label. True it wasn't Muribus record date,but his playing is so strong, he contributes so much.
Muribus did make a trio date on Catalyst label in 1977, this was also released in Japan in the '70's. they(Len Lasher bass;Lee Charlton drums) play John Coltranes' "Giant Steps", and there is an original by Muribus,AugmentedInvestments" a "free"piece seven compositions in total. Again this recording is out-of-print this too, is worth your efforts trying to locate this gold on vinyl.
There is an album of Brazilian songs he did and I've seen it advertised on the internet sometime ago. He had a small discography but worth looking into.He worked with the group Azteca Coke Escovedo's unit.What's interesting is Muribus and Nunez worked as a duo playing bass lines for each other--they couldn't afford a bass player.
and the most original since Abbey Lincoln and Ginny Lee. There are other Pinoys(a) these are just some of the talented ones from the Filipino Community. If this article stirs your brain to something old and new continuing in Jazz its served its purpose.


Kareena Kapoor Khan, the certified GLAMAZON of Bollywood never fails to stun us. Whether it's a basic gym wear or casual airport vibe or the obvious glamour vibe at parties – Kareena is a hoot!
Last night saw her make heads turn with her impeccable avatar in a Balmain dress at the 20 years of Kuch Kuch Hota Hai celebrations.
The embossed buttoned blazer dress featured a deep slinky neckline and a thigh-grazing silhouette.
Pumps from Biran Atwood teamed well with diamond danglers from Karishma Joolry and rings from the Minerali Store.
She was styled by Anaita Shroff Adajania and Sanam Ratansi of Style Cell.
She finished out the look with wavy hair, intense eyes and pink lips.


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Announcing the 3rd Annual Ubisoft Indie Series Winners!
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Indie game studio GLOAM takes home the Ubisoft Indie Series Grand Prize of $50,000, and Ubisoft and National Bank mentorship.
Last night 10 Ontario indie game development studios pitched a panel of Ubisoft and National Bank experts, and after rigorous competition, GLOAM took home tonight's grand prize. With their game Bravery Network Online, they are the Ontario winners of the third edition of Ubisoft Indie Series presented by National Bank.
Winners of the Ubisoft Indie Series presented by National Bank Grand Prize, GLOAM (centre), with Ubisoft Toronto Corporate Affairs Director Lesley Phord-Toy (far left) and Ubisoft Toronto Managing Director Alex Parizeau (far right).
This year's grand prize consists of $50,000 (CAD), mentorship from Ubisoft experts to help with development, personalized financial diagnosis and counsel by National Bank experts, and marketing support for their game and entrepreneurial training experience by National Bank.
WashBear Studio took home the National Bank Special Prize for their entry, Parkasaurus, which includes $25,000 (CAD), mentorship by Ubisoft experts to help with development, and personalized financial diagnosis and counsel provided by National Bank experts.
Ottawa-based indie studio WashBear Studio (centre), winners of the National Bank Special Prize, with Kevin Rose (left) and David Looi (right) from National Bank.
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Now in its third year, the Ubisoft Indie Series presented by National Bank is an annual competition for independent game development studios, offering cash prizes, mentorship, and creative, marketing and financial tools to help local studios and their games reach new heights.
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Ubisoft opened its first Canadian studio in 1997 and its first studio in Ontario in 2010: Ubisoft Toronto. Since then, the company has played an active role in developing a passionate and creative ecosystem where studios, small and large, have collaborated to make the videogame industry shine on an international level. Making games is difficult and presents many challenges: financially, creatively, and more. This is precisely why we want to connect with our colleagues, share knowledge and expertise, and together, ensure Canada continues to grow as a game development leader worldwide.
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Once the detritus of another Christmas had been cleared away, I started to read one of my gifts; for inevitably I had been given a copy of Steve Jobs' biography and I found myself pondering the imponderabilia of innovation that optical fibre broadband presents and I am impelled to pen this piece, imperfect as it may be.
My blog [It's the Law] on the impedimenta of copper-based broadband stirred up some debate over at www.ISPReview.co.uk, the first comment of which was the predictable imprecation by a "techy" of marketers; that I had been imprecise in my interpretation of the science, an imputation that my work was impure; that the real problem with copper when used as a physical medium to deliver broadband was not resistance as defined by Ohm's law, but a more complex phenomenon known as impedance.
And I can't deny an impudent sleight of hand. The broad theme of the piece was that fundamental laws of physics directly define real world telecom services and that the nature of these laws when applied to copper wire means that confusion rather than clarity is offered to consumers.
Rather inconveniently for my theme of "Laws", there isn't a "Joe Blogg's Law of Impedance" as such, no nice, neat label to apply. In this sense, in the context and flow of the blog, impedance, although a more technically precise subject, didn't fit, and neither did several other limiting factors of copper.
However, the impinging effects of copper as an impedor are well known and there are definitions and even formulae available to describe it, for those of a mathematical mind. Much effort is being invested to overcome these and other limitations; but even as millions if not billions of pounds of R&D is spent to wring every last possible bit out of this 19th century network technology, to sweat the asset as much as possible, the fundamental limits of copper are imprescriptible.
According to my ancient "Physics is Fun" textbook, impedance is defined as the effective resistance of an electric circuit or component to alternating current (AC), arising from the combined effects of ohmic resistance and reactance.
Reactance is the opposition to the flow of alternating current caused by the inductance and capacitance in a circuit, measured in Ohms. The total opposition to the flow of current in the circuit is the impedance, which is the sum of the reactance and the resistance in the circuit.
Or in other words, it's Ohm's Law plus.
One of the consequences of copper's natural and indisputable opposition to the flow of electrical current of both varieties is the imprecision of broadband services that it delivers. When low frequency voice calls were all that copper had to deliver, service was ubiquitous and universal; the medium could deliver the message.
But now, it cannot; the high frequency services delivered frequently depend on your postcode. Precisely marketed with vague "up to" speeds, but with actual throughput not achieving anything like those advertised speeds, especially on the anemic uplink side of the service, leaving consumers disappointed, disaffected and dissatisfied with their service and distrustful of their service providers.
For example, here's a Speedtest I just did on my own link at home in Maidenhead, 1 mile or 1.6Km (1600m) from the main exchange (although like the majority of consumers I have no idea what the copper distance is). The underlying technology is ADSL2+ and according to the graph in my previous blog I should be receiving circa 20Mbps on the download (which matches the advertised speed of 20Mbps).
However, I am receiving less than 33% of the advertised speed (a whopping 70%+ loss!) and even less of the theoretical maximum that ADSL2+ offers, yet I am paying 100% of the tariff of a 20Mbps service. And to cap it all, my download data volume is capped.
The upload speed is advertised as being a derisory 1Mbps and I have access to only 30% less than this limit, which is substantially less than the minimum recommended bandwidth for a SkypeHD video call. Skype cannot improve their service offering until the network can deliver more bandwidth; the medium is impeding the message.
My service provider isn't BT by the way, but according to BT's line checker, I should be receiving between 7Mbps and 11Mbps downstream, which while being a welcome improvement is still significantly less than the advertised 20Mbps "up to" speed on my service provider's website. And it's this imprecision, unacceptable in other areas of technology such as the processor speed of a laptop, which is the whole point of my previous blog. (Question: why doesn't BT's line checker also estimate upload speeds?).
Copper is already impeding the service experience that consumers have from the internet and it will always do so. Rather like a giant, distributed, severely limited backplane of a computer, it is limiting the creativity, innovation and revenue potential of the internet and of the economy as a whole.
"Impedance" is a derivative of "impede" which is from the Latin impedire, "to shackle the feet", ultimately related to "pes" or foot. And for most of us, walking pace is about all that can be achieved with copper, especially on the uplink.


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Thanks! And Lets have a great Spring Ball 2019!!
Formed in 1969, Northwest 45 Little League has embodied the spirit and culture of the Little League Organization. Located in Spring, TX, Northwest 45 Little League brings kids ages 4-16 fun and fair play instilling a love for the game of baseball while adhering to and promoting the Little League motto of Character, Courage and Loyalty.
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When resolving hot tub upkeep to promote healthy clear water, clean the filter cartridge typically, even if it is simply by eliminating the cartridge and hosing it down with a garden hose; by doing this you will cut down on the upkeep required to run an effective hot tub. Jacuzzi repair service would not be complete without some understanding of the need to entirely drain the hot tub every three to 4 months.
These kits will allow you to get your hot tub up and running however there is more to it when keeping up with hot tub upkeep.
Believing about a "shock treatment" when describing how it fits in with a hot tub might sound counter-productive and even unsafe but rest guaranteed, if you have a hot tub, a shock treatment is a must-have. If you can include this chemical as a typical hot tub upkeep feature, you will delight in crystal clear water and constantly be a step or two ahead of the difficult water calcium construct up that can turn even the cleanest water cloudy.


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The UAE capital is hosting its F1 races this weekend. In addition to the events, concerts and food, Abu Dhabi is hosting the season finale of the Grand Prix at the Yas Marina Circuit and it's expected to be nothing less than a carnival to celebrate the players this season. The twilight race is one of the most popular on the calendar and 60,000 fans will head down to Yas Island to watch the action on the Tarmac. The race weekend will also see the curtains coming down on the career of one of the sport's biggest stars — Fernando Alonso. And of course, the best part of the F1, the after-race concerts will be taking place across the weekend and performances include Guns N' Roses, Sam Smith, The Weeknd and Post Malone.
Last week marked the opening of the Jameel Arts Centre, a cultural destination and independent organisation that supports arts, education and heritage in the Middle East. The new center is open to the public on November 11, with an opening week of programming designed for all ages. Their current exhibition features 40 different artists. Head over and check it out today.
The Countdown Challenge is offering groups of six or more, the chance to solve mysteries in one of its five rooms, for Dh70 per person this Friday only. Groups of six or more players can race against the clock to find clues. In the spirit of the bargain weekend, the venue will be welcoming players in groups of six or more, to enjoy a discount of up to 50 per cent. Teams can include up to ten players.
Head down to an inspired evening of yoga to close out the annual Dubai Fitness Challenge. Join 250 other yogis for XYoga Dubai's Sundown Breath, powered by Reebok this weekend. Led my Melissa Ghattas, the 75-minute seaside yoga session is the first event of its kind to take place at Caesars Bluewaters Dubai giving you the chance to unwind with sunset views. Reebok yoga mats and water bottles from Melt Water will be provided alongside other surprises.
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Ski Dubai will host the second UAE National Ski and Snowboard Championships this weekend. Spectators can witness skiing and snowboarding performances by more than 70 local snow sports athletes. The event is in partnership with Dubai Sports Council, the UAE Olympic Committee and the UAE Winter Sports Federation. Day one will see athletes going head-to-head in Alpine speed disciplines of Slalom Skiing and Giant Slalom. The second day will witness the UAE Freestyle Ski and Snowboard Championships in two freestyle disciplines -- Slopestyle and Big Air.
Dickey's Barbecue Pit, has announced a special Thanksgiving offer to celebrate the upcoming popular American holiday. Dickey's will be giving a complimentary ice cream sundae to guests with every turkey plate purchased for one day only, on Thursday 22nd November at Yas Mall.
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Each six-year accreditation cycle includes the Institutional Self-Evaluation Report and Mid-Term Report, with additional Follow-Up Reports and/or Progress Reports depending on the findings of the Commission. Grossmont College's Reports to the ACCJC for the last two cycles are found on this page. The required Annual Reports to the ACCJC are also found at the bottom of the page. Please refer to the ACCJC Communications page for Reports by visiting teams and letters from the ACCJC to Grossmont College.
Institutional Self-Evaluation Report--see ISER Preparation page for information.
Annual Reports to the ACCJC report on basic information about the college, key performance indicators and the fiscal status of the institution for the previous three fall semesters. Dates of Annual Reports submitted to the ACCJC reflect submission dates--the data contained in the report ends with the prior academic year. For example, the 2018 reports are on the 2016-17, 2015-16 and 2014-15 academic years.
All reports to the ACCJC from Grossmont College are posted on this page [Standard I.C.1., Standard I.C.12., Standard I.C.13., ER20, ER21].


This is about you realizing just how awesome you are.
This is about encouraging you to see the amazing person everyone around you already knows and loves.
This is about creating artwork of who you are, right now. The amazing, unique, and awesome individual that is changing the world by waking up every morning.
with a commercial + fashion edge.
1. We will meet to discuss and style your session. Together we will decide the most awesome way to create, capture, and print your portraits. From wardrobe to location to which print collection is best for you, we will plan every detail to best provide you with images that you can't get anywhere else.
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3. We will gather once more to view the art we created together and walk through the options you have for your products, prints, and wall art.
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Greetings! My name is Jeremy Ellsworth and I create awesome portraits of awesome people with a commercial and fashion edge.
I am an artist. My medium is emotion and light. My camera is the means in which I choose to create. My canvas is the breathtakingly beautiful world around me. No one sees the world the same exact way that I do.
I am a believer. My foundation is Christ. My life is complete because of His grace. My heart strives to love the way His does.
Kansas City, Lee's Summit, Overland Park, Modern Portrait photographer. luxury, Studio, Senior, Commercial, Fashion, headshot and Family Photographer. Awesome Portraits with a commercial and fashion edge.


My break started for me today. And today is a very special day.
A dear friend told me that since I'm going to be in London, I should give Alice a call. Alice is from Malaysia and she quit her job to move to London and volunteer/work in L'Arche community full-time. Without knowing her, I was already looking forward to meet this girl of character. She must be, to have made the choice she made.
L'Arche is an international community for people with learning disabilities and assistants. http://www.larche.org.uk/ L'Arche was started and found by Jean Vanier who is known to be modern day's male version of Mother Theresa. He bought a dilapidated house in France and welcomed the first two men who came from an institute for the mentally handicapped. Today L'Arche has grown to be a global network of communities with people volunteering as assistants from around the world.
Alice invited me to Gothic Lodge to have lunch with her housemates. This is one of the houses where they live. They were all so open that I felt immediately at ease. Carol kissed me the moment I went into the house. I followed Terry who was so independent getting to the video store to borrow a video. Betty made me caress her head. And Maggie kept asking me to come - where, I do not know. I asked Alice how she refers to them, and she replied "special people". Indeed.
I really hadn't planned for this encounter. It found me. And the experience, though brief, set me thinking quite intensely - about the meaning of life and giving.
In the morning I wasn't planning on going to mass to meet Alice. But I ended up in church thinking that I could find her there. It turned out that the message was something I needed to hear.
I had an afternoon of deep sharing with Alice, and was inspired by her strength, her authenticity and her experience. She makes me want to cry - cry about how life could be so bittersweetly beautiful. Words are so inadequate to express.


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Barbara Jaworski
Barbara is the founder and CEO of the Workplace Institute. She quarterbacks all presentations, courses and consulting activities delivered by the Workplace Institute to clients across Canada and beyond. She and her team organize world-class investigations training and consulting services to public and private sector agencies, large and small. She can be reached at 416 704 3517 or bjaworski@investigationstraining.com
Gareth Jones
Many of our investigations training courses are created and delivered by Gareth Jones. Gareth is a former Director of the Special Ombudsman Response Team at the Office of the Ombudsman of the Department of National Defense and Canadian Forces (DND/CF). He was responsible for setting up the team and directing all major investigations conducted by the Office. Many had a systemic component, including investigations into how the Canadian Forces dealt with service personnel with PTSD, the administration of military Boards of Inquiry, the investigation of deaths and serious injuries and how DND/CF treated the families of killed and injured military members.
Prior to that, he became an investigator with the Attorney General of the Province of Ontario, Special Investigations Unit (SIU) when it began operations in January 1991. SIU has a mandate to investigate deaths and serious injuries involving police officers. Gareth conducted about 500 criminal investigations into incidents where police were involved in a death or a serious injury, including approximately 100 officer-involved shootings, 150 police pursuits and 50 custody deaths. He also investigated a number of allegations of sexual assault against police officers. He was the lead investigator in a very significant number of these investigations.
He is the co-creator of an investigative training program that he has delivered to fact-finding agencies across the world, including UN bodies, as well as to organizations that conduct regulatory, security, human resources, workplace, human rights, anti-corruption and internal affairs investigations.
He is author of Conducting Administrative, Oversight and Ombudsman Investigations, published by Canada Law Book in 2009. The book forms the basis for training he has delivered to a wide range of public and private sector organizations across the world, including customized training programmes for individual agencies. He is also the author of The Top Ten Things Not To Do When Setting Up A Police Oversight Agency and Workplace Investigations: Getting Beyond He Said, She Said and the co-author of Measuring Ombudsman Performance: Setting Performance Standards And Indicators.
Gareth was commissioned by the Asia Pacific Forum to write an investigation training manual for front line human rights investigators. The APF represents 19 National Human Rights Institutions in the region. The Manual, entitled Undertaking Effective Investigations: A Guide For National Human Rights Institutions was published in August 2013.
Gareth is a former police sergeant with the Metropolitan Police, London, UK. He immigrated to Canada in 1988. He has a BA Honours degree in history from the University of Manchester, UK.
Gareth has been retained by counsel in the United States, Canada and the Cayman Islands to provide expert evidence in police shooting and pursuit cases.
Andy Phillips
Andy Phillips was a member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) for twenty five years, of which in excess of 20 years was spent investigating financial crimes ranging from fraud, bankruptcy, money laundering, tax evasion and proceeds of crime. He retired from the RCMP in 1997 and spent two years working within the banking and insurance industry, also conducting investigations which were financial in nature.
Between 1999 and 2005 he worked on contract with the RCMP and in 2005 became a civilian employee of the RCMP until September 2008. In September 2008 he set up his own consulting business and now works and consults for various Federal and Provincial government agencies in Canada.
Past duties included developing training materials for financial investigations involving, terrorism, organized crime and money laundering. He has testified in court in respect of evidence from the Internet, and in 2009 was declared an expert on Internet Open Source Collection in General Division Court in Montreal in a National Security matter. In short Mr Phillips' focus since 1999 has been the Internet and its use for investigations.
Andy Phillips has developed the "Tactical Use of the Internet" five day course for the RCMP, which focused on the investigative use of the Internet for financial investigations, organized crime and national security investigations. This course and variations of it, has been delivered to members of the RCMP as well as to other police, military and intelligence agencies. Mr. Phillips has provided training in both money laundering and / or the use of the Internet in Canada, the United States, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Southeast Asia, Australia and Latin America. He continues to conduct research into matters of due diligence for corporate clients, as well as staying current with the changes on the Internet and to develop learning material
Ian Scott
Ian Scott is a graduate of the University of Toronto and University of Western Ontario Law School, and was called to the bar in 1983. After conducting research for Judges of the former High Court of Justice, he worked briefly at a downtown law firm, and joined the Criminal Law Division of the Ministry of the Attorney General in 1985. He has held numerous positions in that Division, including Chief Counsel – Justice Prosecutions, General Counsel, appellate counsel and head of the office's criminal trials unit. He has also spent time in private practice, where he represented police management in police disciplinary hearings, and appeals to the Ontario Civilian Commission on Police Services and Divisional Court. In October 2008, he began a five year term as Director of Ontario's Special Investigations Unit, a position which ended in October 2013. He is currently in private practice.
He is the editor of Issues in Civilian Oversight of Policing in Canada, published by Canada Law Book in 2014. As well, he is the author of the Police Services Act of Ontario: an Annotated Guide (3 ed), and the co-author of Salhany's Police Manual of Arrest, Seizure & Interrogation (10th ed). An eleventh edition will be published later this year.
Ian is adjunct professor at Western Law School, teaching criminal procedure and a new course called 'Police Accountability and the Law'. He is investigative counsel for the Justice of the Peace Review Council and the Ontario Judicial Council
He is also a member of the Ontario Review Board.
When Ian was Director of the SIU he reviewed over one thousand investigations of police officers involved in death, sexual assault and serious injury incidents.
Soussanna Karas
Soussanna Karas is a Senior Legal Counsel, Litigation with the Electrical Safety Authority (ESA). ESA is an administrative authority mandated by the Government of Ontario to enhance public electrical safety in the province.
Soussanna leads ESA's prosecution and administrative appeals programs and provides advice with respect to ESA's enforcement and administrative litigation, including case management, investigation, tribunal hearings and prosecution.
Soussanna's litigation practice covers a broad range of administrative, civil and quasi-criminal matters, with the particular focus on administrative tribunal litigation and prosecutions before the Ontario Court of Justice, under the Ontario Provincial Offenses Act. Soussanna has extensive trial experience and have conducted over 100 trials of various length. Soussanna appeared before all levels of the court in Ontario, including the Ontario Court of Appeal.
Soussanna strongly believes in public service and as such is a member of the Appeals Committee of the Certified Public Accountants of Ontario (CPA). She regularly conducts appeal hearings against CPAs who are prosecuted for professional misconduct under the Chartered Accountants Act, 2010.
In her professional life, Soussanna spends a significant amount of her time writing. Some examples are: reports or legal opinions, memoranda or contracts, closing or opening submissions and appellate submissions for all levels of Courts and Tribunals in Ontario. In addition, as part of her work as an adjudicator, Soussanna collaborates on writing decisions on behalf of the Appeals Committee either granting or denying the appeal.
Soussanna has presented on the subject of effective writing on a number of occasions, the latest example – Presenter and Workshop facilitator at the Osgoode Certificate for Provincial Offenses Court Practice course.
Ciarán J. Buggle LL.B., LL.M., B.L.
Ciarán has over 13 years of investigation and resolution experience in conducting, leading, and overseeing high profile complex and systemic investigations.
Ciarán is currently the Manager of an Investigations and Resolutions Unit with a professional regulatory college in the Province of Ontario. The Unit is a multi disciplined twenty-member investigation team that carries out high profile investigations with a focus on complaints about sexual abuse and other professional misconduct.
Prior to his current role, Ciarán spent eight years with the Office of the Ombudsman of Ontario, where he was closely involved with all aspects of the organizations operations including: Early Resolutions; Investigations; Systemic Investigations with the Special Ombudsman Response Team (SORT); municipal closed meeting investigations; and the Legal Team.
As an Investigator with the Special Ombudsman Response Team, Ciarán was the lead investigator in several systemic investigations, including investigations pertaining to civilian oversight of police, and was involved in over twenty high profile publicized systemic investigations; as well as hundreds of individual cases and tribunal decision reviews. Ciarán has been involved with numerous workplace investigations including complaints of abuse, bullying, and harassment. He has extensive experience strategizing and planning complex investigations, conducting interviews (including with vulnerable witnesses) using evidence based questioning methods, securing and preserving evidence, analyzing data, investigative report writing, and preparing investigation files for hearing.
Ciarán is a honours graduate of the University of London; Nottingham Trent University; the Honourable Society of Kings Inns, Dublin; and holds a Masters Degree in Administrative Law from Osgoode Hall Law School, Toronto. He has also completed the Executive Leadership Program with the Rotman School of Management at the University of Toronto. Ciarán is member of the Law Society of Upper Canada, and a qualified Barrister-at-Law in the Republic of Ireland.
Adam Orfanakos
Adam has over 10 years of experience conducting and leading complex investigations. As an Investigator with the Special Ombudsman Response Team (SORT) at Ombudsman Ontario, Adam was the lead investigator in several systemic investigations, including how the Ontario Provincial Police deals with operational stress injuries, such as post-traumatic stress disorder and a major investigation into police de-escalation. He was involved in many other high-stakes, high-profile investigations.
Adam currently plans, coordinates and leads investigations into complex issues involving City of Toronto.
Adam has led multi-disciplined teams of investigators, while ensuring that investigations are planned and executed effectively and resources used efficiently. He has prepared and conducted hundreds of in-depth interviews with complainants, witnesses and respondents, including senior officials, vulnerable witnesses and experts. He has quarterbacked the gathering and analysis of large amounts of physical and electronic data, and prepared detailed investigative reports, including assessing evidence and making recommendations based on the evidence he and his team have gathered.
Adam has been involved in numerous workplace related investigations. He has delivered presentations and training on how to plan and conduct investigations across Canada. He has an Honours Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice and Public Policy, a Masters of Arts in Critical Disability Studies, and a Certificate in Dispute Resolution.
Daniel Bertrand
Daniel Bertrand is a retired officer from the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), where he dedicated 30 years and worked in several provinces and internationally, including a tour of duty with the United Nations Peace Keeping Operations. He worked in municipal, provincial and federal policing services, and has extensive experience in criminal intelligence and investigations related to serious and organized crime, and national security. During the course of his career with the RCMP, he conducted cyber crime based investigations, including dealing with digital evidence for intelligence and investigations, and he is very knowledgeable with different computer programs and how to use them to analyze, record, archive and store digital media and information.
Post retirement, Daniel started a second career as a consultant. As a contractor, he provides specialized support, training, and guidance on social media and open source intelligence, designs and customizes policies, directives, and guidelines, as well as performs training. He also conducts interview and investigations for private and public sector agencies in both official languages.
Daniel is currently working with a federal government agency based in Gatineau, Quebec. Using his previous experience and skills, while continuing to develop his knowledge of new software and technology, he provides specialized computer investigative support. He does this by facilitating the ongoing development of current and new information management procedures and practices, and trains and supports analysts, investigators, and legal team members who use computer-based investigations and open source / social media intelligence.
In addition to his career in investigations and intelligence, Daniel enjoys teaching and coaching others on how to use technology. His extensive teaching experience includes instructing investigators and senior police at the Canadian Police College, lecturing at the British Columbia Institute of Technology (BCIT), and presenting at multiple forums within Canada and internationally. Daniel continues to develop his skills and recently completed a course on Artificial Intelligence at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT).
Paul Couture
Paul Couture was a member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) for more than 29 years, of which most was spent investigating organized crime, money laundering and national security related offenses in Canada and abroad. Since 2002, Paul has used the Internet as an investigative tool and has developed a broad expertise in this field. In 2009 Mr. Couture was declared an expert witness on Internet Open Source Collection in the Criminal Division Court in Montreal, Quebec in a National Security matter.
Mr. Couture was selected in 2010 as the head of the international liaison office for the RCMP, deployed for 4 years to the Canadian Embassy in Berlin and had diplomatic responsibilities for law enforcement relations and investigations involving 6 countries including Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Poland, Czech Republic and Lichtenstein.
Upon his return to Canada in 2014, Paul was named Head of Operations for the Tactical Internet Open Source (TIOS) unit at RCMP National Headquarters. He was involved in several high priority investigations that required in depth online research. Mr. Couture also provided training on the use of the internet as an investigative tool to local and foreign law enforcement agencies in Canada and abroad including in Morocco and Bangladesh.
Paul was a member of TIOS for over 7 years before retiring in 2017 and setting up his own consulting business, providing research and training in the use of the Internet as an investigative tool, while keeping current with the fast-changing environment of Cyber World including social media and the Dark Net.


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Jeremy holds a BA in History & Political Science from Palm Beach Atlantic University and is currently finishing a Masters in Library and Information Science from Florida State University. He is the founder of Lucas Archives, a digital archiving business for families and non-profit organizations. Jeremy can also be seen teaching 4th Grade Math and Science in Palm Beach County, FL, writing articles for various clients in South Florida, and managing online content for the Library of Rhetoric. In addition to The Segregated Hour, he recently finished research for a forthcoming book about biblical rhetoric entitled Persuading Philemon, which is projected for publication in 2013.
Jeremy and his wife, Melissa, have been married ten years and live in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida.


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Rising Sun, Falling Star by Vickie Hall - REVIEW and WIN $50, too!
Today my life changed forever . . . I am no longer considered American, but by shear heritage I am now the hated enemy . . .
Forced to live in deplorable circumstances, every aspect of their lives regulated and controlled, the Onishi's freedoms are stripped from their grasp as they struggle to survive behind barbed wire. It isn't long before the mind-numbing confinement and feelings of helplessness begin to pit the family against one another.
When sent to a relocation camp in the center of the Utah desert, they're beset by ever increasing emotional and physical challenges, and Aiko is faced with her greatest yet: to mend the broken spirits of her family, or risk losing them forever.
Based on true and tragic events that transpired during World War II, Rising Sun, Falling Star is a heart-rending story of one family's struggle to survive uncalculated loss and emotional destruction.
I really wanted to read this book because I wanted to learn the 'why' of this all. We already knew the Germans had Concentration Camps, so WHY would the US do this? To protect the Japanese, the US claimed. Was it really protection, or more horrific for the people who had to live there? I learned it was horrific. I'm ashamed OUR Country did this, and I can ONLY HOPE the US learned this is NOT the way to do things. I know we have learned this is NOT the way to do things because otherwise when a few other things have occurred in our country since then and aimed at us by foreigners, they could have taken those people of that nationality and put them into concentration camps, and thankfully the US did NOT. It's a shame we have to do things to learn from them to NOT repeat the same mistakes over again. At least that is what I was taught History is all about.
There was also another reason I wanted to read this story. My Grandmother had Japanese neighbors down the road from her. She HATED them. In fact, us grandchildren were told to ignore them. This would have been 30 years later, too! Why? I knew it had to have stemmed from the war all those years ago, and now I know that for sure, but boy was she mean!
I learned a lot from this book, and am glad I read it. Although fiction, this truly IS one thing that WAS LEFT OUT of my history books.
I do have to say this book was long. Very long, in my opinion. It seemed like it would never end, although, then again, is that the feeling this author was trying to give about having to live in a concentration camp? Some scenes were not needed which could have made the book move a little quicker. The end was only a 'May we remember . . . '. That was it. No resolution of the characters. Was that meant to be to? I don't know? I have too many unanswered questions about this book.
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Karl Kamper, astrometrist, spectroscopist and instrumentation scientist, was born on 1941 April 20 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He earned a BSc with honors in astronomy from Georgetown University in 1963. He received his PhD in Astronomy from the University of Pittsburgh in 1973. Karl was employed full time from 1969, hence the unusually long time between his BSc and PhD.
Karl was a Research Astronomer at Lick Observatory in 1969-70. He then joined the staff of the Van Vleck Observatory at Wesleyan University as Research Associate and Lecturer (1970-71), Instructor (1971-72), and Research Associate and Lecturer again (1973-74). During that year he was also a Lecturer in the Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences at Western Connecticut State College.
Karl came to the David Dunlap Observatory (DDO) in 1974 as a Postdoctoral Fellow working with Sidney van den Bergh. A year later he became the photographer on Observatory's permanent technical staff, though his responsibilities gradually grew to cover many other areas of the Observatory's activities. In 1979 he was appointed Assistant Professor (status only) of Astronomy at the University of Toronto. This allowed him to take sessional teaching jobs and apply for support for his research. Karl taught Astronomy courses in 1974, 1975, and 1983. He also was a Course Director at Atkinson College of York University from 1975-78. Karl was appointed Professional Engineering Officer at the Observatory in 1983, a position he held until his death. He was responsible for instrument design, optical design, fabrication and testing, instrument testing, monitoring data quality, and eventually, supervision of the Observatory technical staff.
Karl was an astrometrist with a special interest in astrometric- spectroscopic and visual binaries. He published several detailed studies of astrometric-spectroscopic binary systems. He used the PDS microdensitometer to measure many archival plates of wide visual binaries from the Lick Observatory and new plates of southern double stars obtained with the Hogg telescope at the University of Toronto Southern Observatory. His collaboration with Sidney van den Bergh continued throughout their career. In 1976 they published the definitive proper motion study of the Cas A supernova remnant based on observations spanning 25 years. In two subsequent papers, they extended the baseline to nearly 40 years. They had obtained observations to extend the baseline another 15 years when Karl died. They also published a definitive study of the expansion of the optical remnant of Tycho's Supernova and analyzed the expansion of the optical remnants of Kepler's Supernova, and MSH 15-52 (G320.4-1.2).
Karl was part of the team following the decline in the pulsation of Polaris, a Cepheid variable. He used the telluric absorption bands to improve the accuracy of radial velocities obtained at the DDO to about 100 meters per second. Don Fernie and he submitted the most recent paper in this series for publication only three weeks before Karl's death. Karl and Jason Harlow used the 1.88 m telescope at DDO to carry out a survey of the radial velocities of more than 100 M dwarf stars. Their results approximately doubled the number of M dwarfs with good radial velocity data, and they found several interesting binary stars that they continue to follow.
Karl was always looking for ways to do things differently and new ways to use the equipment. He used the PDS microdensitometer at DDO to measure astrometric plates with an accuracy of 0.5 microns. He tried slitless spectroscopy of nebulae with the cassegrain spectrograph on the 1.88 m telescope. Karl used plates from the Allegheny Observatory to obtain one of the few parallaxes ever measured for a cataclysmic variable (SS Cygni). He and Bill Bagnuolo used the photon counting spectrometer on the 1.88 m telescope to demonstrate the feasibility of using "passive interspectroscopy," sometimes called speckle spectroscopy, to separate the spectra of two stars that can be resolved only by speckle interferometry.
Karl did a limited amount of teaching at the University of Toronto and York University after he joined the staff at the David Dunlap Observatory. He was well liked by his students, who enjoyed his relaxed, conversational teaching style and his many anecdotes. He was an excellent mentor for both undergraduate and graduate students. A few undergraduates were fortunate to have the opportunity to work for him in the summer, but he also mentored many other students, both undergraduate and graduate, that were working for others at the Observatory.
Karl's opportunities for teaching were limited after he joined the staff of the DDO. However he was able to find time to teach a few courses for astronomy majors, arts students and the public at the University of Toronto and York University. These courses were always highly rated. Karl's lectures were noted for their clarity. They were always entertaining because they were heavily laden with anecdotes about astronomy and astronomers. He was an excellent mentor for his own student research assistants and other undergraduates and graduates working at DDO.


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'It's time to move on': First 'outstanding' nursery in Haringey to close
Published: 11:47 AM August 19, 2020 Updated: 2:06 PM October 14, 2020
Hollybush Nursery staff and pupils. Picture: Hollybush Nursery - Credit: Archant
The first nursery in Haringey to be rated 'outstanding' by Ofsted is closing at the end of the month.
Patricia Rowe (left), Hollybush Nursery's deputy manager, and owner Brenda Pond, who have worked together for 27 years. Picture: Hollybush Nursery - Credit: Archant
Hollybush Nursery, in Redston Road, opened in 1991 but nearly 30 years later, its longstanding owner Brenda Pond said it was "time to move on".
On August 28, Hollybush Nursery will close its doors for the final time.
Brenda said: "This nursery has been my labour of love.
"We've only advertised once, in 1991, and ever since then it's all been word of mouth.
"A lot of the children who have come over the years, their parents actually came here as well.
"But all good things come to an end - you can't go on too long.
"I am sad, but it's time to move on."
Hollybush, a private nursery between Hornsey and Muswell Hill, is based out of an Edwardian house.
Its kids, aged two to five, eat only vegetarian food and the nursery's focus on pastoral care sees children practice gardening, cooking and painting using natural materials.
Brenda, who lives locally to the nursery, was in born in Primrose Hill. She says nursery education has changed considerably since she kicked things off in 1991.
"The big change is that these days there isn't so much emphasis on pastoral care – so we make sure social and emotional care is at the heart of everything we do," Brenda said.
She continued: "I've been very, very privileged to do something for so long that I have absolutely loved and made such a difference with.
"When children meet you in the street and say 'I remember you, you made such a difference', it makes it all worth it."
Hollybush, which has retained its outstanding Ofsted rating since its first award, has eight staff and caters for up to 28 pupils.
With the nursery's closing date soon approaching, its current cohort of children have been placed in other nurseries for the beginning of the next term, or they are set to start primary school.


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BBF awarded Progression Funding by UK Sport
The British Basketball Federation has been awarded £1.35m Progression Funding by UK Sport to help the Great Britain national teams target the Olympic Games.
The award covers the qualification cycle for Paris 2024, with the first year of support agreed from April 2021.
Interim chair of the BBF, Toni Minichiello, said: "I am delighted our application to UK Sport has been successful.
"This money allows us to have a longer-term strategy to re-establish the national governing body after a difficult financial period and to build on the recent progress of our men's and women's national teams.
"It is a positive outcome and we can target it at what it is intended for, which is helping the senior teams to the next level. It still leaves us with more hard work to do but we are pleased that we can move forward.
"Basketball is a huge part of communities across England, Scotland and Wales and it is vital our elite teams play their part as roles models with support that gives them a better chance of succeeding."
UK Sport's new funding strategy comes into force in April 2021.
The funding tiers are 'Podium', Podium Potential' and 'Progression'. UK Sport describe Progession Funding as 'support to provide athletes with an even greater chance of succeeding at the Games over a longer timeframe'.
Dame Katherine Grainger, Chair of UK Sport, said: "I'm delighted that thanks to the support of the Government and The National Lottery players, we've been able to set out clear support for our Olympic and Paralympic sports, to help them get ready for Tokyo and beyond."
Nigel Huddleston, Minister for Sport, said: "As we emerge from the pandemic our athletes will have our full support to focus on delivering more memorable medal-winning performances."
Categories: GB Men, GB Women, GB Press Release


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Title: Traveling from Montana to Newport, Oregon, would like to avoid Portland??
Suggestions on highways to go.. Anyone driven on 395 from Pendelton, Oregon, down to 20 to Salem, and over to coast???? I drove it 15 years ago, but not pulling a camper..... and don't remember what 20 was like. Or best to take 205 and avoid most of Portland traffic. Or Maybe 197 out of Dalles, go south. We can decide what time to go thru, no hurry... just looking at our options.
Title: Re: Traveling from Montana to Newport, Oregon, would like to avoid Portland??
Well the up side is you get to avoid Portland traffic after all! :) Just making it a much longer drive than you probably wanted.


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