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Winter Coat Drive underway in Setauket
Village Times Herald
by Press Release - December 6, 2021
Photo from Three Village Community Trust
Held with the support of the Three Village School District, the Three Village Community Trust's first annual Winter Coat Drive is now underway through Dec. 16. This is a wonderful opportunity for residents to help those in need by dropping off a winter coat at the Trust's headquarters at the Bruce House, 148 Main Street, Setauket. The Trust encourages community members to simply place their donation of clean winter coats on the front porch. Coats will then be delivered to local families. For more information, call 631-428-6851.
Three Village Community Trust to honor Maria Hoffman at fall gala
by Press Release - October 20, 2021
Maria Hoffman will be the honoree at this year's gala. Photo from TVCT
The Three Village Community Trust will hold its annual Fall Fundraising Gala on Wednesday, Nov. 17 at the Old Field Club. This event supports the Trust's year-round programs and projects.
Currently, the Trust is conducting major restoration work at the Hawkins Homestead, the Smith/deZafra House, and the three Factory Worker Houses. The Trust is also working to enhance both Patriots Rock Park and the Greenway Trail. With so many undertakings, this year's Gala will be more an important than ever to keep the Trust moving forward to "Protect the Places We Love."
The special guest and honoree at this year's gathering is Maria Hoffman. An artist, photographer and naturalist, Maria is one of the most beloved and respected figures in our community and is widely known as "Everybody's Best Friend." Now, after three decades of community service as Chief of Staff to New York State Assemblyman Steve Englebright, Hoffman has retired and, at the Gala, will reflect on her life and career in the Three Villages.
Live music by the renowned Carl Safina and the Natural Causes will fill the party air with magical jazz, and there will be chances to win some fun-filled raffle baskets. The big art raffle prize this year is an oil painting by the well-known artist Nancy Bueti-Randall, titled "Late Day at the Beach."
Tickets to the event can be purchased on the Trust's website, www.threevillagecommunitytrust.org. For more information, call 631-689-0225 or visit [email protected]
A historical adventure: Culper Spy Day returns Sept. 18
Port Times Record
by Heidi Sutton - September 17, 2021
Meet Big Bill Tory at the Sherwood Jayne House during Culper Spy Day. Photo from Preservation Long Island
UPDATED! This article was updated on 9/17/21 to reflect a change to the schedule of events (in bold).
By Heidi Sutton
On Saturday, Sept. 18 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., the Three Village Historical Society, Tri-Spy Tours and the Long Island Museum will host a day of spy-related tours and activities for the 7th annual Culper Spy Day, named for the Culper Spy Ring founded by Benjamin Tallmadge, George Washington's chief intelligence officer during the Revolutionary War.
The annual event is the brainchild of Margo Arceri, who first heard about George Washington's Setauket spies (including her favorite spy Anna Smith Strong) from her Strong's Neck neighbor and local historian, Kate W. Strong, in the early 1970s.
Diane Schwindt of Stirring Up History, pictured with Margo Arceri, will offer colonial cooking demonstrations during Culper Spy Day. Photo from Mari Irizarry
"Kate W. Strong, Anna Smith Strong's great-great-granddaughter, originally told me about the Culper Spy Ring when I used to visit her with my neighbor and Strong descendant Raymond Brewster Strong III. One of her stories was about Nancy (Anna Smith Strong's nickname) and her magic clothesline. My love of history grew from there," she said in an interview in 2015.
Seven years ago Arceri approached the Three Village Historical Society's President Steve Hintze and the board about conducting walking, biking and kayaking tours while sharing her knowledge of George Washington's Long Island intelligence during the American Revolution.
Today, Arceri runs the popular Tri-Spy Tours in the Three Village area, which follows in the actual footsteps of the Culper Spy Ring. "I have to thank AMC's miniseries Turn because 80 percent of the people who sign up for the tour do so because of that show. And now that Turn has come to Netflix it has taken this community to an entirely other level," she said.
It was during one of those tours that Arceri came up with the idea of having a Culper Spy Day, a day to honor the members of Long Island's brave Patriot spy ring who helped change the course of history and helped Washington win the Revolutionary War. After a successful five-year run, last year's event was sideswiped by COVID-19 and was presented virtually on Facebook Live.
Meet costumed docents from Oyster Bay's Raynham Hall on the grounds of the Three Village Historical Society. Photo by TVHS
This year the family-friendly event returns but on a smaller, more intimate scale as participants will have the opportunity to visit eight locations in Setauket, Stony Brook and Port Jefferson to learn about the patriots who risked their lives through tours, spy stories, colonial cooking demonstrations, historic letters, musical performances, and many children activities.
Escorted by Arceri, Mrs. Q of Karen Q. Patriot Tours of NYC will be on location live on social media and in costume visiting many of the locations. With the exception of the Sherwood Jayne House, all events are free.
While the Three Village Historical Society has remained closed since last January, it will reopen for the one-day event. Mari Irizarry, Outreach and Communications Manager at the Society, is ready to welcome visitors. "We miss our community. There is so much rich history, heritage and culture that is part of the Three Villages and beyond and we are excited to share it on Culper Spy Day," she said.
Arceri's favorite part of the day is "seeing all these organizations coming together as a whole. It really is our Revolutionary story," she said. "Everywhere you turn in the Three Villages you are looking at an artifact, and as the historical society believes, the community is our museum and I would really love to put that on the forefront of people's minds."
Schedule of Events:
View Revolutionary War artifacts from the collection of Art Billadello at Emma S. Clark Memorial Library on Culper Spy Day.
1. THREE VILLAGE HISTORICAL SOCIETY, 93 North Country Road, Setauket. Located in the circa 1800 Bayles-Swezey House. Here you can take part in oudoor events including an invisible ink demonstration; Spy Stories on the TVHS Porch from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m.; view a patriotic quilt display and demonstration and take part in colonial crafts with the Daughters of the American Revolution Anna Smith Strong Chapter; Author's Row: come meet authors Beverly C. Tyler, Selene Castrovilla and, Claire Bellerjeau, available for book signings; view Revolutionary War letters from Stony Brook University's Special Collections; take part in spy games and meet costumed docents who will talk about Raynham Hall, Culper Jr. and their Culper Spy connections; and enjoy a live colonial cooking demonstration and samples with Diane Schwindt of Stirring Up History. 631-751-3730.
2. THE STUDIO AT GALLERY NORTH, 84 North Country Road, Setauket. Visit The Studio to enjoy free Revolutionary War era arts and crafts for children throughout the day. Guests will have an opportunity to create a Tin Punch ornament or a chance to create a decoder & color a quilt square. Activities will occur on the patio, just outside the Studio. 631-751-2676.
3. EMMA S. CLARK MEMORIAL LIBRARY, 120 Main St., Setauket. The library (circa 1892) will present a concert featuring 18th century songs the trio Rose Tree from 12:30 p.m. to 2 p.m. on the Library lawn. View Revolutionary military paraphernalia from the collection of Art Billadello in the Library's lobby. Kids can enjoy a craft from noon to 3 p.m. 631-941-4080. Please note the previously scheduled bubble and comedy show on the lawn from 11 a.m. to noon has been canceled.
4. CAROLINE CHURCH AND CEMETERY, 1 Dyke Road, Setauket. Built in 1729, this timber frame building has maintained its Colonial appearance. Now an Episcopal church, during the Revolutionary War the Caroline Church was Anglican and a Colonial extension of the Church of England. The graveyard contains the remains of six Patriot soldiers as well as soldiers from World War I and II. View the inside of the church from the vestibule and tour the cemetery with docents from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Just added! Setauket Presbyterian church next door will be offering tours of their cemetery from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.. 631-941-4245.
5. PATRIOTS ROCK HISTORIC SITE, Main Street, Setauket (across from the Setauket Post Office). This glacial erratic boulder is said to be the location of the Battle of Setauket on Aug. 22, 1777. Stop here between 10 a.m. and noon to meet representatives from the Three Village Community Trust who will discuss the importance of Patriots Rock and its local and environmental history. 631-689-0225.
6. THE LONG ISLAND MUSEUM, 1200 Route 25A, Stony Brook. The museum is a Smithsonian Affiliate with permanent and changing exhibitions on American history and art, along with the finest collection of horse-drawn carriages in the country, some of which belonged to Revolutionary War heroes. Visit the History Museum between noon and 5 p.m. to view the newly uncovered Culper Spy Ring letter and see LIMarts Collaborative Art Group doing a plein air painting / sketching on the grounds that day. 631-751-0066.
7. SHERWOOD-JAYNE HOUSE, 55 Old Post Road, East Setauket. Originally built around 1730 as a lean-to saltbox dwelling, the house and farm were maintained as an operational farmstead for over 150 years by members of the Jayne family. Visit with Big Bill the Tory aka William Jayne III, who will explain the noble intentions and virtuosities of King George III and tells you the TRUTH about Washington's pesky band of renegade spies! Program runs continuously from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Masks must be worn inside. $5 per person, children under 5 free. Pre-registration is recommended at www.preservationlongisland.org.
8. DROWNED MEADOW COTTAGE MUSEUM, corner of West Broadway and Barnum Avenue, Port Jefferson. The Revolutionary War-era Roe House was originally constructed circa 1755 and Phillips Roe, a member of the Culper Spy Ring along with his brother Nathaniel and cousin Austin, was known to have lived there. Visit the cottage between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. and attend an unveiling with Mayor Margot Garant at 11 a.m.
Participating organizations for the 7th annual Culper Spy Day include Tri-Spy Tours, Three Village Historical Society, Stony Brook University Special Collections, Emma S. Clark Memorial Library, The Long Island Museum, Raynham Hall, Drowned Meadow Cottage, Preservation Long Island, Gallery North, Karen Q's Patriot Tours NYC, Anna Smith Strong Chapter of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution, Stirring Up History, Three Village Community Trust, and Caroline Church of Brookhaven
For more information, call 631-751-3730 or visit www.tvhs.org
Three Village community celebrates Chicken Hill's 7th annual picnic
by Kimberly Brown - August 12, 2021
Members enjoy the 7th annual Chicken Hill Country Picnic & Auction. Photo by Kimberly Brown
A scene from the 7th annual Chicken Hill Country Picnic & Auction. Photo by Kimberly Brown
The band Buddy Merriam & the Back Roads performed bluegrass music. Photo by Robert O'Rourk
Music, food and an auction were held in front of the three factory houses being refurbished by the Three Village Community Trust Fund on Saturday afternoon, Aug. 7. Photo by Robert O'Rourk
Above,State Assemblyman Steve Englebright, second from left, presented the Three Village Community Trust with a matching grant of $50,000. TVCT President Herb Mones, left, and sisters Lily and Eve Rosengard were on hand to thank him. Photo by O'Rourk
Trust President Herb Mones was auctioneer for the afternoon, here holding a painting of the Setauket Mill. Photo by O'Rourk
Members enjoy the 7th annual Chicken Hill Country Picnic & Auction. Photo by Robert O'Rourk
David Prestia, of Bagel Express, right, hands out chicken dogs and hot dogs. Photo by Robert O'Rourk
Members enjoy the 7th annual Chicken Hill Country Picnic & Auction and tours of the factory houses. Photo by Robert O'Rourk
Three Village Community Trust members had a successful turnout for their 7th annual Chicken Hill Country Picnic & Auction Saturday, Aug. 7, with more than 120 community members attending the event.
With beautiful weather, the bluegrass sounds of Buddy Merriam & Back Roads, tasty chicken dogs from Bagel Express and a generous community, the country picnic was able to raise approximately $3,000 in donations.
"In these COVID times, it is hard to strike the right blend of community engagement, family fun and safety, but I think we did a great job," said Herb Mones, TVCT president.
The funding raised will go toward preserving and restoring the group of factory houses in the group's care. The houses remain in the area known as Chicken Hill as an important testimonial of Three Village's history while in the factory age, where hundreds of immigrants from Eastern Europe and Russia resided while working at the Setauket Rubber Factory in the 19th century.
"This event educated attendees about the important history of the factory age right here in the Three Villages, along with the deep roots to our diverse immigrant experience," Mones said.
During the event, visitors were allowed to take a look into the past and explore inside the factory houses, which were decorated with vintage furniture and novelty items, transporting the viewers back in time.
"It was great to meet again with our friends on the grounds of the factory houses to share the history and enjoy an authentic community event," said Robert Reuter, TVCT trustee. "The houses and grounds are a wonderland."
State Assemblyman Steve Englebright (D-Setauket) announced that he had obtained a matching grant of $50,000 for the trustees to protect the important historic properties in its care.
The goal is that the board can replicate the grant through fundraising and donations outreach.
"Each [property] tells a unique part of the American experience," Mones said. "The assemblyman is challenging us to rally the community to match these funds — so we encourage people to visit our website now and donate."
David Prestia Caters and Gives Back to the Community
Times of Smithtown
by TBR Staff - December 29, 2019
David Prestia, third from right, at the 2019 Three Village Community Trust annual gala. Photo from David Prestia
By Leah Chiappino
For David Prestia, the owner of Bagel Express in Setauket, being part of the Three Village area is more than being a business owner, he also gets involved in the community.
He consistently takes time out of his schedule to give back to the area in the form of donations, volunteerism and community engagement. He's the machine behind the hot chocolate at the Three Village Electric Holiday Parade and the cook at the annual Three Village Chamber of Commerce Barbecue at West Meadow Beach.
Having grown up with a family who owned an Italian deli, Prestia says he was the only one of four brothers who didn't work in the deli when he was growing up. However, after receiving his bachelor's and master's degrees from St. John's University in Queens, he began working with his father and fell in love with the food business. He then opened Fratelli's Market Place in Astoria, Queens, and expanded it to locations in Roslyn, Forest Hills, Manhattan and Stony Brook village.
"David brings a businessperson's perspective to trust operations along with his good humor and enthusiasm for our preservation mission."
– Robert Reuter
When he first moved to Setauket 30 years ago, he jumped on the opportunity to open a bagel store. He has owned Bagel Express in Setauket, along with his partner Eric Keller and brother Michael Prestia, ever since. Having sold Fratelli's Market Place, his focus is running the Setauket location, which is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year, and supplying Bagel Express in Smithtown and Sayville.
While running his business, he manages to contribute to the community and is on the board of the Three Village Community Trust, a not-for-profit land trust. Vice President Robert Reuter said Prestia has been instrumental in the business aspect of the organization.
"David brings a businessperson's perspective to trust operations along with his good humor and enthusiasm for our preservation mission," he said. "He shares that interest with his considerable network of friends and associates who know his dedication to our community and the result has been many new supporters."
Having been a history major in college, Prestia said the rich history is one of his favorite things about the Three Village area, which inspired him to get involved in the Three Village Historical Society. He has donated food for the annual Candlelight House Tour for the past several years.
"Usually, if you ask, [Prestia] will donate, " said Steve Healy, the president of the historical society. "People like Dave are not just in the community; they are the community. He is always willing to roll up his sleeves and help out."
Prestia is also on the board of the Three Village Chamber of Commerce and involved with Seawolves United at Stony Brook University. He has sponsored Staller Center for the Arts receptions and the food concession at university basketball games. For the local business owner, getting involved was simply not a question.
"I'm very lucky," Prestia said. "We've been successful with the business. It's so important to give back to the community. There are so many things going on all the time. It's a great place to raise a family, and the schools are wonderful. We're so lucky to live here."
An evening with Alan Inkles
by Heidi Sutton - November 7, 2019
The Old Field Club, 86 West Meadow Road, E. Setauket will host the Three Village Community Trust's 15th annual celebration, An Evening with Alan Inkles, on Wednesday, Nov. 13 at 7:30 p.m. The trust's annual gala is a celebration of the trust's achievements over the past years, recent acquisitions and continuing restoration projects as well as its major fundraiser of the year.
Alan Inkles
Inkles, the director of Stony Brook University's Staller Center for the Arts, will present an engaging talk on the "Survival of the Arts," sharing stories from his more than three decades of experience at the inner workings of an arts center, the constant development in efforts to engage audiences for the cultural arts and how the Staller Center manages to grow its success.
A highlight of the evening will be the drawing for a pair of tickets to "Hamilton." The winner can select day and time (with two or three alternative dates), and the prize includes free door-to-door limo service. Tickets are $100 each, and only 100 tickets will be sold. To purchase a chance on this drawing, visit www.threevillagecommunitytrust.org/hamilton.
The festive evening will also feature a raffle for works by local artists in addition to featured artist Eleanor Meier's watercolor, Homage to Tillie. Raffle tickets are $25 each and only 200 will be sold.
Admission to the gala is $60 per person and includes wine, a sumptuous buffet provided by the Old Field Club, desserts, prizes and live music by Carl Safina and the Three Village Vanguard Trio.
To RSVP, please call 631-689-0225 or email [email protected]
3VCT, DEC receive optimistic survey about Patriots Hollow State Forest
by Rita J. Egan - August 22, 2019
A male box turtle, above, approximately 30 years old, was discovered in Patriots Hollow State Forest. Photo from Three Village Community Trust
Scientists have discovered natural wonders in a Setauket forest.
Researcher Luke Gervase stands between a couple of the large trees found in Patriots Hollow State Forest. Photo from Three Village Community Trust
Researchers from the State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry took to the 43-acre woods of Patriots Hollow State Forest, along Route 25A, across from Stop & Shop, to collect information on the forest composition and structure Aug. 8 and 9. The researchers hoped to develop management recommendations that would enhance the forest for biodiversity conservation and environmental education. The survey was funded by a grant from Avalon Park & Preserve, according to a press release from Three Village Community Trust.
In 2018, the community trust set up a steering committee led by Setauket resident and former teacher Leonard Carolan to clean up the woods and add a trail for people to walk through the forest, something which is currently difficult with downed trees and invasive plants, including Norway maple, Japanese aralia, Oriental bittersweet, black locust and Japanese stiltgrass.
After Carolan approached the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation and state Assemblyman Steve Englebright (D-Setauket) to seek help in cleaning up the forest, the community trust signed a stewardship agreement with the DEC. Carolan said the initial reports are encouraging.
"It looks like we'll be able to restore it to an original native forest," Carolan said.
He added that, in the future, there would be a loop trail near Route 25A and another one near the Main Street section, but before they are created some cleanup needs to be done and funds raised, which could take years.
Don Leopold, distinguished teaching professor from SUNY-ESF's Department of Environmental and Forest Biology, along with research assistant Samuel Quinn, was among the researchers.
Leopold said it was his first visit to the forest, and he was impressed with the findings. Despite invasive plants and past agriculture that didn't leave many remnant trees, he said they discovered many beautiful oak and hickory trees, adding that he had seen black oak and sassafras all over the Eastern United States, and amongst the largest he has seen were in Patriots Hollow.
"We went by some really great trees," he said. "Ideally the trails will swing by those. They can't miss these. There are really impressive specimens of some black oaks and some hickories, and we really enjoyed seeing them."
Researcher Luke Gervase stands by a sassafras tree found in Patriots Hollow State Forest. Photo from Three Village Community Trust
The researcher said they also found spicebush in the forest.
"Spicebush is one of our most important native shrubs," Leopold said. "It's so important for wildlife coming for food. It's a source of food for the spicebush swallowtail [butterfly]."
Leopold and Quinn discussed management of invasive plants in the forest with Bill Jacobs, Luke Gervase and Caroline Schnabl of Long Island Invasive Species Management Area who joined in the survey. Leopold said that they are optimistic that the invasives could be eliminated, which is vital for the growth of new trees.
Leopold added that a male box turtle, approximately 30 years old, was found in the wooded area. He said the species can live to be more than 100 years old, and the one they saw in Patriots Hollow reminded him a pumpkin with legs, as it was especially big and colorful.
The researcher said they encountered tick bombs while in the forest, with 100 to 200 small tick larvae starting to disperse at one time. He said when the lone star ticks are older their bites can cause problems as they can carry a disease that makes a person allergic to red meat.
"Until there are trails, and until some of these issues are addressed, it would be good to not have a bunch of folks running through here because the tick infestation can be a public health hazard," he said.
Brian Leydet of SUNY-ESF will analyze ticks collected during the survey so recommendations can be made to the community trust and DEC about ways to reduce human-to-tick contact.
The 3VCT's steering committee will look to include the community in the planning process and will work with the trust itself to seek grants and contributions. The initial implementation of the restoration and management plan will be funded by a grant of $500,000 secured by state Sen. John Flanagan (R-East Northport) in 2018, according to a press release from the trust.
Residents enjoy annual Three Village Community Trust Chicken Hill Barbecue
by Rita J. Egan - August 1, 2019
Frank Turano gives a talk about Chicken Hill. Photo by Herb Mones
Members of the Three Village Community Trust and local legislators attend the Chicken Hill Barbecue. Photo by Herb Mones
Attendees enjoy the Chicken Hill Barbecue. Photo by Rita J. Egan
Bagel Express owner David Prestia and Herb Mones, one of the founding members of the trust, enjoy the Chicken Hill Barbecue July 27. Photo by Rita J. Egan
Members of Three Village Community Trust and residents enjoyed the 6th annual Chicken Hill Barbecue July 27.
Approximately 80 attendees gathered near the Setauket Rubber Factory Houses, once part of the Chicken Hill community, now being preserved on the property of TVCT's Bruce House headquarters. Historian Frank Turano gave an entertaining and informative talk on the history of Chicken Hill, and everyone enjoyed chicken, ribs, and all the fixings provided by Bagel Express. Participants also had the opportunity to visit two of the Rubber Factory Houses.
The TVCT's next event, its 15th Annual Celebration, will be held Nov. 13 at the Old Field Club. For more information, visit www.threevillagecommunitytrust.org.
Community members celebrate 10-year anniversary of Setauket-Port Jefferson Station Greenway Trail
by David Luces - June 13, 2019
Residents, legislators and members of the Friends of the Greenway and the Three Village Community Trust, above, celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Setauket-Port Jefferson Station Greenway Trail. Photo by David Luces
Countless runners, bikers and families enjoy the Setauket-Port Jefferson Station Greenway Trail every day, many unknowing to the fact that the 3.5-mile trail at one point was destined to be a highway.
Brookhaven Supervisor Ed Romaine, Suffolk County Legislator Kara Hahn, State Assemblyman Steve Englebright, Brookhaven Councilwoman Valerie Cartright, Three Village Community Trust members Herb Mones and Cynthia Barnes, Suffolk County Legislator Sarah Anker and Charlie McAteer, chair of the Friends of the Greenway. Photo by David Luces
On June 8, residents, members of the Friends of the Greenway and the Three Village Community Trust as well as public officials gathered to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the greenway trail opening at the midpoint of the trail — Lynx and Bobcat lanes.
"I can't tell you how happy I am that the trail is so actively used by so many different groups of people," said Herb Mones, TVCT trustee.
Mones said like any project it took a tremendous amount of planning and execution.
The process began in 1999, when residents began discussing what to do with the land acquired in the 1960s by the New York State Department of Transportation that ran from parts of East Setauket to Port Jefferson Station. Initially the state wanted to create a bypass to Route 25A.
"At first, many people didn't understand how a pathway would work, because there was no example of it in the community," Mones said. "People scratched their heads and said I don't want that."
It took 10 years to figure out how the trail would look and feel. Along the way, residents began to recognize the benefits of a greenway/bike trail.
The TVCT also had help from public officials.
Assemblyman Steve Englebright (D-Setauket) was one of the first to see the potential of a greenway trail in the area and was able to secure more than $2 million in funds for the initial build-out of the trail. On the federal level, former Congressman Tim Bishop (D) was able to obtain $5 million for the remaining sections of the trail.
Residents enjoy the 10th anniversary celebration. Photo by Herb Mones
"It is really a testament to the community, volunteers and public officials to see this through," Mones said. "Now this greenway is being used as a model for other trails being built in the county."
George Hoffman, co-chair of the Three Village Civic Association, remembers initially people were upset with the idea of a trail but now residents advertise their homes being on the greenway as a selling point.
"This a great community resource," he said. "Still some people don't know this is here."
Charlie McAteer, chair of the Friends of the Greenway, said he was glad for the turnout.
"Ten years ago we were at this spot, we had the support of the community, now you see what it had brought out, a three-mile trail that we all enjoy," he said. "You see how many people use this trail. That's what we intended."
The success of the greenway trail has inspired the future county project Rails to Trails, a 10-mile path that will run from Mount Sinai to Wading River.
McAteer said he and the Friends of the Greenway are looking forward to helping with the project. Officials said they hope to break ground on the new trail sometime in fall 2019.
Three Village Community Trust's Join the Conversation to discuss local archaeological digs
by TBR Staff - May 5, 2019
Photo from Cynthia Barnes
Starting in mid-April, archaeologists with the Lamar Institute began a month-long search at three significant American Revolutionary War battlefields on Long Island. These included Fort Slongo in Fort Salonga, the fort and headquarters known as Fort Franklin on Lloyd's Neck, and the two churches on the Setauket Village Green and Patriots Rock in Setauket.
Participants in the survey include Daniel Elliott, president of the Lamar Institute and his wife, Rita; local historian David M. Griffin, author of "Lost British Forts of Long Island"; and Sheldon Skaggs, assistant professor at City University of New York (CUNY) Bronx and his students.
In conjunction with the recent archaeological surveys, the Three Village Community Trust will host a special Join the Conversation event at the Setauket Neighborhood House, 95 Main St., Setauket on Wednesday, May 8 at 8 p.m.
Elliott and his team will share their field methodology and discuss their very preliminary findings. This is archeology close at hand. Learn about how the team uses ground-penetrating radar (GPR), systematic and controlled metal detection, to locate and excavate key targets, and plot where each are found using total station laser transit mapping technology for later analysis.
The project will continue with laboratory analysis and research to enable the identification of the battlefields across the modern landscape while providing data regarding military strategies. Resulting interpretation will be documented in a report available to the public on the Lamar Institute's website (www.thelamarinstitute.org) by September 2020.
All are welcome to attend this free event. Refreshments will be served and there will be time for Q&A. For more information, please call 631-689-0225.
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The National Catholic Reporter (NCR) criticized Pope Francis: "Francis' commitment to abuse survivors in question." The substance of the article was even harsher than the headline. This follows on the footsteps of two critical articles by the New York Times (here, here), unlike any it has published about Pope Francis. Not only did other mainstream media recently criticize the pope, but a key cardinal did as well.
NCR stressed that the victims' testimony has been reliable, unlike that of the Church: "History has shown that the great number of survivors were telling the truth." This is a gross understatement. Australia's Royal Commission recently found that less than 10% of witness's testimony was either false or unverifiable/unproven. (This is an unfortunate compound category, developed for legal purposes. Almost none of the charges were actually false.) That some charges are unverifiable should not be surprising, given that the cases involved priests abusing children in private, years ago, with no forensic testing. The surprise is that convincing evidence was obtained for the vast majority of cases, suggesting that priests were careless, and confident their position would protect them. Conversely, NCR noted that "bishops, diocesan lawyers and church officers denied their [the victims'] charges," - consistently lying or otherwise misrepresenting the truth.
"Within the space of four days, Pope Francis twice slandered abuse survivors. On the papal flight from Peru Jan. 21, he again called testimony against Chilean Bishop Juan Barros Madrid "calumny." Despite at least three survivors' public accounts to the contrary, he also again said he had not seen evidence of Barros' involvement in a cover-up to protect notorious abuser Fr. Fernando Karadima.
While Pope Francis repeatedly said there was no evidence, much of the same evidence that led to the conviction of Karadima also implicated Bishop Barros in covering up the crimes. While the judge was forced to dismiss the case against the bishop due to the statute of limitations, the judge specifically noted the credibility of the charges against him.
Pope Francis has a strange relationship with evidence and reason. On one hand, he simply rejects eyewitness testimony from several sources, even when those eyewitnesses have been found credible by many experts. But on the other hand, he has absolutely no doubt that Mary, mother of Jesus, was not only a virgin, but that she was immaculately conceived, even though the evidence for these claims is far weaker than the convergent eyewitness testimony of these abuse cases.
A few months ago, John Allen, editor of CRUX and long-time Vatican reporter, was openly wondering about Pope Francis' Teflon coating: "Can anything burst Pope's media bubble? Nah, probably not." While it's too early to tell, there have been loud popping noises from some major media.


This Sunday, Wireless in Wales Amateur Radio Club is operating the club station MC0WIW in support of the museum and Denbighshire's Open Doors weekend. On Monday it meets for HF operating at the Wireless in Wales Museum, Lenten Pool, LL16 3LF. Full details from Hugh, GW0WWQ, via email to mc0wiw@gmail.com.
Also this Sunday, Pencoed Amateur Radio Club has a table-top sale at Pencoed Rugby Football Club, The Verlands, Felindre Road, CF35 5PB. Doors open at 9.30am and entry is £2. Enquiries to Madeline on 0773 837 5775.
On Monday Llanelli Amateur Radio Society has a social evening. Contact Steve, MW6CCG on 0787 849 4337.
On Monday Marches Amateur Radio Society holds the north-east Wales net from 9pm on 145.425MHz. For details, email steven.bobby20@yahoo.co.uk.
On Tuesday Carmarthen Amateur Radio Society has an on air and social night from 7pm at Cwmduad Community Centre, SA33 6XN. Further information from Andy, GW0JLX on 0776 828 2880.
On Friday Blackwood and District Amateur Radio Society starts their new Foundation class. More from Rob, MW0CVT on 0797 471 7152.


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Taking a look at the Humber River rock balancing act
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Toronto media was abuzz on Monday and Tuesday following the appearance of mysterious rock sculptures in the Humber River near Old Mill Road. Although it's not the first taste the city's got of rock balancing -- there's a duo who practices the art form near Kew Beach -- the location of the sculptures had many intrigued and curious as to their provenance.
So I took a trip yesterday evening to wade into the river to see what all the fuss was about. While the artist ended the mystery by revealing himself to the Star in the afternoon (though Torontoist were already pretty darn sure who it was in the morning), the sculptures nevertheless remain captivating, especially when seen altogether.
The work of Toronto photographer Peter Riedel, the statues are held together merely by gravity, so it's difficult to predict how much longer they will remain intact.
Some of the balancing acts are just fascinating, so I recommend taking advantage of the opportunity to view these spontaneous works of free art while you still can.
Writing and photography by David G.Tran. For more images, check out the slideshow below.
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Most Groszowy w Opolu zw. Zielony mostek, Most Zakochanych – most stanowiący przeprawę nad kanałem Młynówka przeznaczony dla pieszych i rowerzystów. Łączy bezpośrednio ul. Mozarta z ul. Piastowską i ul. Strzelców Bytomskich.

Historia
Most Groszowy został powołany przez władze Opola w 1858 roku. "Komitet upiększania miasta", który planował przejąć wyspę od zamku, rozplanował ulice i wyznaczył działki pod zabudowę willową, a także udostępnił mieszkańcom park zamkowy i park nad Odrą. Ulica Mozarta prowadząca do mostku ze względu na funkcję promenowania była nazywana "Promenadową"'''. W XIX wieku głównym miejscem spacerów był znajdujący się na ulicy Krakowskiej trakt. Zachodnia strona ulicy Krakowskiej żartobliwie była nazywana przez mieszkańców Opola "Drogą do małżeństwa" (niem. "Heiratstrottoir"), co później opisał w 1879 roku K. Urbanek z Gliwice we swoich wspomnieniach podczas swojego pobytu w Opolu.

Most Groszowy na Młynówce przeznaczony dla pieszych powstał w 1894 roku. Dwuprzęsłowy most został zbudowany w 1903 roku. Nazwa mostu pochodzi stąd, iż kiedyś za przejście przez most były pobierane opłaty w wysokości jednego grosza. Most został w całości wykonany ręcznie, metalowe elementy mostu są kute ręcznie..

Od 2010 roku Most Groszowy jest podświetlany nocą.

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 Będkowska-Karmelita Anna: Przewodnik po Ziemi Opolskiej'', Wydawnictwo Alkazar, Opole 2008.

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Zabytkowe mosty i wiadukty w Polsce
Mosty i wiadukty w Polsce oddane do użytku w latach 90. XIX wieku
Mosty i wiadukty piesze w Polsce

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Will Rajinikanth enter politics? Most asked question in India after 'Why did Kattappa kill Baahubali'
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Andavan Solaran, Arunachalam seiran (God charges, Arunachalam follows up on it)."
At the point when Rajinikanth addressed his fans on Monday morning, 15 May 2017, this punch exchange from his 1997 superhit Arunchalam more likely than not been at the back of his brain. Understanding the liquid political atmosphere in Tamil Nadu has been prompting theory about the Superstar taking a political dive, he practically close the entryway on the political world — but with an admonition, saying: "My life is in the hands of God". The Superstar implied that ought to God thump on his entryway and request that he venture into governmental issues, he would. The individuals who heard the 16-minute long discourse, were sure Rajini is trying things out.
"Andavan Solaran, Rajinikanth seiran" is by a long shot, the most ambigiously clear response to "Will Rajini enter governmental issues?", effectively the question most asked in India, after "Why did Kattappa execute Baahubali?"
Will he, won't he? The theory over Rajinikanth's political vocation proceeds regardless of his discourse on 15 May 2017
Will he, won't he? The hypothesis over Rajinikanth's political profession proceeds regardless of his discourse on 15 May 2017
"I am an apparatus in the hands of God and he is utilizing me to do his offering. He is utilizing me as a performing artist now so I am filling in as an on-screen character now. Tomorrow, whatever he chooses. Be that as it may, I will dependably play out the obligation that he gives on me. So don't feel disillusioned in the event that I don't enter governmental issues," said Rajinikanth, making it clear that it would require a Hand of God for him to score a political objective.
On the substance of it, Rajinikanth's hesitance to grasp legislative issues would be uplifting news to set up political warlords yet it would frustrate his fans who were looking to him doing a MGR and a Jayalalithaa. However, it was clear from the tone and tenor of his address that he doesn't hold government officials in high regard.
"I don't bolster any political gathering," Rajinikanth said vehemently, likewise lamenting his "Even God won't spare Tamil Nadu if Jayalalithaa and AIADMK are voted back to power" explanation of 1996. That thumbs down to Jayalalithaa guaranteed her annihilation that year and with that began the "Will he, won't he" theory on Rajinikanth.
The DMK would be humiliated to hear Rajini lamenting that he had before "bolstered a gathering", calling his choice "a political mishap". His reference was to the 1996 get together decision where he stretched out support to the DMK-TMC union, helping it clear the surveys. "My fans even helped this gathering win," he said. Despite the fact that Rajini had mourned his unforgiving words after Jayalalithaa passed away in December a year ago, this is the first occasion when he is making a bigger point, communicating despondency over the occasions it prompted.
"My name has been dragged into governmental issues for as far back as two decades. I am pushed to elucidate amid each race that I am not partnered to any political gathering," he said. Rajinikanth avoided mincing words about his dismay over how his name was abused by legislators and fans alike to profit. "In ensuing decisions, these individuals asserted that I was supporting a political gathering, to make sure they could profit," he included, without taking any names.
The latest occurrence of this kind happened when Gangai Amaran, the BJP applicant in the RK Nagar byelection (which was cancelled by the Election Commission after confirmation of money for votes surfaced) met Rajini at his habitation and utilized the photo of the two embracing each other, to propose the performing artist bolstered him. A miffed Rajini tweeted that he was not supporting any competitor in the bypoll.
Be that as it may, exactly when his fans were processing the performing artist's rebuke to the political field, Rajini did an "Idhu eppadi irukku (How is it?)", a hit discourse from the Rajini-Kamal Haasan-Sridevi starrer 16 Vayathinile. Explaining on a theoretical circumstance where he enters governmental issues, Rajini went ahead to rattle off his arrangement of conditions.
"In the event that there is a circumstance where I need to enter legislative issues, I will never give such a chance to individuals (who are keen on governmental issues for cash) even drawing close to me," he said. Is this a Tamil redo of Narendra Modi's "Na khaaonga, na khaane doonga"? This infers Rajini's accentuation on clean governmental issues, which might be excessively Utopian given the cash control driven races Tamil Nadu sees.
The on-screen character has frequently been assaulted for pulling out even with feedback, of not being sufficiently tough, an absolute necessity for a government official. A current example was Rajinikanth quitting the excursion to Jaffna after any semblance of Vaiko restricted the outing. Rajini picked the stage to invalidate that impression elucidating that he thought "astutely" before taking the choice — his selection of words again mirroring his appall with the product of open agents.
"On the off chance that you venture into the water and later understand that there are crocodiles in it, you ought not overcome them and decline to venture out of the water. Such visually impaired strength will take you no place," he said.
This fundamentally demonstrated Rajini was not the kind to take restriction head on. He obviously despises encounters of any sort and would like to avoid them. As of now on-screen character turned-government official Sarath Kumar has reported that he will contradict Rajinikanth should he chose to wear a political veshti.
Rajini likewise has made his absence of enthusiasm for any of the current political gatherings clear. That again won't be music to the BJP's ears, that has been attempting to charm him for quite a while. Be that as it may, ought to Rajini think God wills him to have a political way, the BJP will be first in the line to meet him with a gathering application shape.
Will Rajinikanth be effective as a lawmaker? The jury is out on that given that there exists a political vacuum in Tamil Nadu. In any case, is the on-screen character most appropriate to go for the top employment or will he wind up like a Chiranjeevi, who has backpedaled to Tollywood? Rajini's perspectives on the most consuming issues aren't known, and dissimilar to Kamal Haasan, who does not bashful far from articulating his perspective on disagreeable subjects, he is a hermit. Yes, he appreciates gigantic goodwill and political gatherings will salivate at the possibility of changing over that into votes.
This week, Rajinikanth will posture for photos with no less than 5,000 fans. Be that as it may, has his discourse put a firm full stop on theory over his political symbol? No. Despite what might be expected, individuals surmise that once more he has not dispossessed the alternative.
For the occasion, all Rajinikanth has done is to report that all inquiries on his political part might be sent to God.
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Two celebrity couples are thinking pink this week. Robert Downey Jr. and his wife Susan, a film producer, welcomed their second child together, a girl with the given name of Avri Roel. And actors Hayden Christensen (best known, at least in my family, as Anakin Skywalker from the Star Wars prequel trilogy) and Rachel Bilson (currently in Hart of Dixie) welcomed their first daughter, and gave her a fairy-tale name. Literally. They named their daughter Briar Rose, as in the nickname for Sleeping Beauty.
Avri is a creative spelling of the popular Avery, and shares its fun meaning—ruler of the elves. The couple announced that Roel was chosen to honor family members: Ro in honor of Robert Downey Jr.'s father, Robert and stepmother, and his wife's mother, El in honor of his mother Elsie and his wife Susan's father.
Briar means thorny brambles, and has never been a top 1000 name, while Rose is a classic floral name that's become a current favorite in the middle spot. While it's definitely not as weird as something like Moxie Crimefighter, it's definitely an offbeat celebrity choice.
Tell us: What do you think of these baby name picks? Would you choose either one of them for your own child?
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Q: How to Bind ul tag using jquery in asp.net C# I am working on an asp.net application where i have to bind the ul tag using the jquery. Inside the ul tag i want to bind images coming from the database. Here is my ul tag in the application

Here is my code in jquery to bind the ul tag
function BindImage(id) {

    $.ajax({
        type: "POST",
        contentType: "application/json; charset=utf-8",
        url: "/Default.aspx/SelectProductImages",
        data: "{'UID':'" + id + "'}",
        dataType: "json",
        async: true,
        success: OnImageSuccess,
        error: OnImageError,
        failure: function (response) {
            alert('Fail');
        }
    });
    function OnImageSuccess(response) {

        var ulimage = document.getElementById("ulProductImages");

        $.each(response.d, function (key, value) {
            ulimage.append("

").append("");
        })

    }
    function OnImageError(response) {
        alert(response.d);
    }
}

this is the webmethod i have used call the data from the database
[System.Web.Script.Services.ScriptMethod()]
    [System.Web.Services.WebMethod(enableSession: true)]
    public static ProductImages[] SelectProductImages(string UID)
    {
        DataTable dt = new DataTable();
        List<ProductImages> details = new List<ProductImages>();

        //HtmlAnchor a = new HtmlAnchor();
        //a.InnerHtml

        dt = new ProductImages().SelectByProduct(Convert.ToInt64(UID));

        foreach (DataRow dtrow in dt.Rows)
        {
            ProductImages objProductImage = new ProductImages();
            objProductImage.ProductImage = dtrow["ProductImage"].ToString();
            details.Add(objProductImage);
        }
        return details.ToArray();
    }

When i have placed a debugger around the above webmethod then the controller goes there and fetch data from data from data from successfully. And  then it goes to OnImageSuccess method inside jquery but the ulProductImages tag is getting bind. Plese help me someone here.

A: First of all jQuery append method works on jQuery object but you are returning a raw Javascript object by document.getElementById("ulProductImages").
So first you should fetch that with jQuery instead:
var ulimage = $("#ulProductImages");

Next, you should have your image between the li tags:
ulimage.append("

");

A: The problem is with your .append method which appends img contents to #ulProductImages when you say .append('

').append('..'). Also try to convert element you got from document.getElementById to jquery object. So as an alternative you can do it as below:
function OnImageSuccess(response) {
   var ulimage = document.getElementById("ulProductImages");
   $.each(response.d, function (key, value) {
       var li=$("
").append("");
       //assign it to li variable
       $(ulimage).append(li); //Convert to jquery object and append
   });
}

A: In this line you are assigning a plain javascript object to a variable -
var ulimage = document.getElementById("ulProductImages");

However in this line you are trying to use that variable as if it were a jQuery object -
ulimage.append("

").append("");

Change your variable declaration to the following to correct that -
var ulimage = $("#ulProductImages")

However as Rahul Singh points out your list is still malformed. I personally would change the second line to  -
ulimage.append($("
").append("", {
   src : value.ProductImage,
   style : "width:50px height:50px"
}));

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ca.axoninteractive.Geometry.Hex.FloatCubic Struct Reference

FloatCubic represents a pseudo-position on the hex grid. It does not directly represent the position of a hex, but instead is used as a means to compute a hex position by rounding a FloatCubic using CubicHexCoord.Round(), which returns a CubicHexCoord.
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 	FloatCubic (CubicHexCoord cubic)

 	Create a new FloatCubic given a CubicHexIndex.  More...

 	FloatCubic (float x, float y, float z)

 	Create a new FloatCubic given the coordinates x, y and z.  More...

FloatAxial 	ToFloatAxial ()

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CubicHexCoord 	Round ()

 	Returns a new CubicHexCoord representing the nearest hex to this FloatCubic.  More...

FloatCubic 	Scale (float factor)

 	Scale the world space by the given factor, causing q and r to change proportionally to factor.  More...

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float 	x

float 	y

float 	z

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FloatCubic represents a pseudo-position on the hex grid. It does not directly represent the position of a hex, but instead is used as a means to compute a hex position by rounding a FloatCubic using CubicHexCoord.Round(), which returns a CubicHexCoord.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

          ca.axoninteractive.Geometry.Hex.FloatCubic.FloatCubic
          (
          CubicHexCoord
          cubic	)

Create a new FloatCubic given a CubicHexIndex.

Parameters

cubic	Any CubicHexCoord representing a hex.

          ca.axoninteractive.Geometry.Hex.FloatCubic.FloatCubic
          (
          float
          x,

          float
          y,

          float
          z

          )

Create a new FloatCubic given the coordinates x, y and z.

Parameters

x	The position on this point on the x-axis.

y	The position on this point on the y-axis.

z	The position on this point on the z-axis.

Member Function Documentation

          CubicHexCoord ca.axoninteractive.Geometry.Hex.FloatCubic.Round
          (
          	)

Returns a new CubicHexCoord representing the nearest hex to this FloatCubic.

Returns

A new CubicHexCoord representing the nearest hex to this FloatCubic.

          FloatCubic ca.axoninteractive.Geometry.Hex.FloatCubic.Scale
          (
          float
          factor	)

Scale the world space by the given factor, causing q and r to change proportionally to factor.

Parameters

factor	The multiplicative factor by which the world space is being scaled.

Returns

A new FloatCubic representing the new floating hex position.

          FloatAxial ca.axoninteractive.Geometry.Hex.FloatCubic.ToFloatAxial
          (
          	)

Return this FloatCubic as a FloatAxial.

Returns

A FloatAxial representing this FloatCubic.

Member Data Documentation

          float ca.axoninteractive.Geometry.Hex.FloatCubic.x

          float ca.axoninteractive.Geometry.Hex.FloatCubic.y

          float ca.axoninteractive.Geometry.Hex.FloatCubic.z

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Antonio Gordon aka Burga, was born and raised in Melbourne, Florida which is located in Brevard County or as Burga likes to call it, Count Down County 321. As the second oldest child of five, his family has always been paramount in his life. Even as a youth Burga remembers having a deep admiration for his parents and their marriage. His oldest brother K-Lo tops the list of his musical influences. K-lo is the one that sharpened Burga's rap skills by engaging in mock rap battles with him. As for the majors, Burga states that 2Pac, the Notorious BIG, Lil Wayne, and Young Jeezy are among the most influential. Burga's life took a turn during his early high school years when his family started experiencing financial difficulties and he felt compelled to help, which cause him to partake in street hustling. Soon later, Burga's attention was solely on hustling and music, which placed school on the back burner and he eventually dropped out in the tenth grade. Years later after several mixtapes and hundreds of shows Mr. Say My Name is ready to take it to the next level with his new label and brand NBA MOB. The acronym stands for Never Broke Again Money Over Sh and that is his main focus. Burga states, It's all about mindset, fell me, being bout your business. Get money, flip it, take care of ya family, be motivated out here, and never give up. If you on that come vibe with the Mob. Hosting his new street album Never Broke Again is one other than the Street's A&R Bigga Rankin. Bigga states on the mixtape Florida, this is the hardest mixtape in 2014, we got us one. The street album will surely please true core Burga fans. Mixed by 250 Plus the CD has a natural vibe which you can ride to. Burga captures the streets again and true music fans with real life and radio friendly records. Burga's music is undeniable and the WRNR stamp of approval was definitely long over due.


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La stagione 2019-20 dei Fort Wayne Mad Ants fu la 13ª nella NBA D-League per la franchigia.

I Fort Wayne Mad Ants al momento dell'interruzione della stagione a causa della pandemia da COVID-19, erano quarti nella Central Division con un record di 21-22.

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Vice-allenatori: Norm Richardson, Jhared Simpson
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Terapista: Collin Brown
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Who needs to go on a minibreak when you live in London? Unfortunately I had to work this weekend, so all I had to enjoy was the best part of Friday evening and Saturday until 5 pm. A handful of hours to prove once more that quality is more important than quality.
So what can you do, when – after a night out – you are ready to leave your place by lunchtime and only have few hours? I decided for once to trust the Friday edition of the Evening Standard and do one of the activities recommended. So I convinced the Lord that cycling to Somerset House to see Somerset House, a retrospective and celebration of the work of some very talented British crafts makers, was a good idea. The fact that it was an initiative of Walpole British Luxury Institute was good enough for me. From knitwear to shoemaking and glass blowing, blended with the opportunity to meet the makers alongside the products, and see the labour of love that lies behind a pair of shoes or a cabinet.
All of these in one of my favourite parts of Somerset house, the West Wing galleries. Filled with lights and sunshine, the objects and their makers brought this space to life. I felt like I was lounging in someone's sitting room. With very high ceilings. Were the curators and the organisers trying to suggest that this is the space where this objects should live, outside the workshop and the retail arena, but in our homes?
It feels like Craft is becoming what Design was few years ago. Craft is having a moment and everyone seems to want to have a piece of it. Even the School of life of Alain De Bottom is dedicating a talk to one of the aspects of crafting – DIY. And it sold out in a couple of hours.


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As long as the expectations are appropriate and fans remember this is TCU and not UCLA basketball, this is a slam-dunk-from-the-foul-line hire by Del Conte and a great day for TCU.
If he builds the equivalent of Baylor under Scott Drew or Texas Tech under Tubby Smith, Dixon can coach here for 15 years and the statue will be erected next to the one being built of Gary Patterson.
Under Jamie Dixon, Pittsburgh posted 20 or more wins in 12 of Dixon's 13 seasons. The Panthers never had a losing record in his tenure.
This is the guy TCU has wanted for years. Only now was the timing finally right to make this marriage happen. TCU has made itself an attractive place for a name coach, and it was willing to spend the money. It also helped that Dixon's employer was ready for him to be gone.
According to a report in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Dixon's departure was a "very amicable and mutual divorce." Every other time Dixon flirted with other jobs, Pitt always gave him more.
He had signed a 10-year extension in 2013, and he made $3.2 million in 2014.
When he signed that extension, Dixon said in a press release that he "intends to finish his career at the University of Pittsburgh."
The school's move to the ACC and a few losses in the NCAA tournament changed the timeline.
When TCU called this time, Pitt made no efforts to rework his deal with a few more dollars or bonuses. Pitt went so far as to reportedly negotiate a lower buyout than the $10 million in his contract.
Pitt was tired of Dixon and Dixon was tired of Pitt.
328-123, .727Jamie Dixon's record and winning percentage at Pitt
The school has a new president, athletic director and the fan base wanted more. The timing of this job change worked.
Now if Dixon can deliver to TCU what he did for Pitt there should be no problems and he will finish his career in the place he began as a player.
In Dixon's 13 years at Pitt, the team won 20 games every season but once. He went to 11 NCAA tournaments, won two Big East titles, a Big East tournament and reached an Elite Eight. The Panthers were a No. 1 seed in the 2011 NCAA tournament but were upset in the second round on a last-second shot to a Butler team that would reach the national title game.
His program produced a few pros and it was clean. The root of his problems at Pitt was that he never made the Final Four; his teams were never consistently better than the blue bloods it faced as a member of the Big East or ACC.
By comparison, TCU is better than almost no other program. It has one 20-win season since 2002 and two NCAA appearances since 1987.
Dixon was on that team in '87 when the Frogs reached the second round and lost by one point to Notre Dame. Dixon was a nice player who hit one of the program's most memorable shots, an off-balance 30-footer at the buzzer to beat Texas in 1986.
12-11 Dixon's record in the NCAA tournament
In a way, Jamie Dixon is TCU basketball mostly because there are so few other candidates. Dixon is one of the few men who have coached or played at TCU that this program can say, "He's ours" with pride.
Dixon is in the same category as Kurt Thomas, Mike Jones, Lee Nailon and a handful of other guys this program has produced.
No one should expect Dixon to do for the basketball team what Gary Patterson has done for the football team. There are limitations for every basketball coach in this state.
Texas has not produced a national title since UTEP was Texas Western in 1966. We only have three Final Four teams since 1984 — Houston (twice) and Texas.
No one at TCU should expect Jamie Dixon to turn the Horned Frogs into a national contender. If he does what he did at Pitt, the statue will come and so, too, will a tradition that merits celebration.
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The rare self-filibuster
posted by Jim Storrie | 17RTs
The final session of the Alberta legislature for 2021 wrapped up this week with an all-nighter that dragged all the way into Tuesday morning. COVID, the drug poisoning crisis, climate disasters next door—there's no shortage of reasons for urgency, but in what has become the typical fashion for this government, the last stretch of the session was all about doing things for the UCP. Or doing things for the upper echelons of the party, and especially for Jason Kenney, to be more specific, because what's wild about this session going to overtime is that the UCP were filibustering one of their own members.
"Nothing but democracy has happened here," argued UCP minister Ric McIver, at 2:44 in the morning,
while running out the clock to keep MLA Dave Hanson's amendment from hitting the floor
Bill 81, the Election Statutes Amendment Act, is apparently what justice minister Kaycee Madu has been focusing on this fall instead of the problems at the Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) or the ongoing shortage of crown prosecutors, and he was sure amped up to defend it on Monday night. UCP partisans had been looking forward to this piece of legislation because Kenney and co. have been pitching it as a direct attack on the Alberta Federation of Labour. The UCP argue that because the AFL gets to send a handful of delegates to Alberta NDP conventions, the AFL should be considered an extension of the NDP, and so the AFL should not be allowed to participate in elections as a third-party advertiser.
The AFL, of course, disagrees with this argument, will likely challenge the legislation in court, and if you're a betting person put your chips on the AFL there.
But what's funny about Bill 81 is that while the UCP brass pitched it to the grassroots as a way to stick it to their hated enemies over in the unions, the majority of the text isn't about this AFL matter at all. I've gone over this thing several times and with the exception of the two pages going after labour unions, the bulk of this legislation is about stacking the deck in favor of the UCP, and especially Jason Kenney. It's that content that led to the bizarre situation Tuesday morning, with UCP cabinet members and loyalists droning on towards dawn in an attempt not to block out the NDP, but one of their own members.
A number of provisions in the bill open up fundraising in ways that are advantageous to the UCP and to Jason Kenney in particular, but the most contentious of the night was a rule change that would allow party organizers to buy memberships in other peoples' names—even without their permission.
The UCP was caught up in several scandals during its 2017 leadership race and more than one of them related to this membership issue. Several people alleged that a UCP MLA had bought party memberships in their names after they brought their vehicles in for repair at his auto shop. In Edmonton, a UCP nomination candidate admitted that he had bought $26,000 worth of party memberships for other people, which he says he did at Kenney's request. Former MLA Prab Gill alleged that the Kenney team had used people's identities without their consent to acquire hundreds of voting PINs that were used to cast votes for Kenney.
Concern that similar skulduggery would abound in the UCP's upcoming leadership review is probably what prompted Bonnyville-Cold Lake-St. Paul MLA Dave Hanson to pitch an amendment that would cut down on this phony-membership scheme at least a little—a requirement that, at the very least, peoples' written permission be secured before memberships could be bought in their names. But Dave didn't get a chance to put his amendment forward. That's what the UCP filibustered until the clock ran out on Tuesday morning: a call from the grassroots to be just a little less sleazy. Greasy stuff.
The Edmonton Police Service is on a public relations blitz as it tries to convince city councillors to approve generous increases to its budget this year. In advance of the meeting, they took a few sympathetic councillors for rides on an EPS helicopter—wow, fun! But it appears that Edmonton's new city council has a bit more appetite for challenging the police than the last one did, and in the deliberations Wednesday, Mayor Sohi and several councillors were wisely skeptical. EPS is campaigning for this budget in public, too, and Chief McFee has been doing the rounds with reporters credulous enough to repeat his claim that the EPS budget was cut in the summer of 2020. The police didn't get everything they asked for in 2020, but their budget still went up by more than $10 million—in fact, EPS hasn't actually seen a budget cut in decades.
The UCP will not be meeting the demands of its 22 constituency associations who demanded a leadership review before March of next year. Instead, a special general meeting will be held in Red Deer on April 9. The CAs had demanded an open, province-wide vote of all members. Instead, only members who go to the Red Deer meeting in April will be allowed to vote, and they'll have to pay to do it. There aren't many more ways this thing could be stacked in Kenney's favor.
The polluter never pays in Alberta: Reuters reports that cost recovery provisions built into Alberta's climate policies by the NDP, and later expanded by the UCP, have led to the government funneling huge sums of money into the province's most environmentally-destructive oilfield projects by way of discounts on their carbon taxes. One project highlighted in the Reuters report, CNRL's Peace River site, is already churning out three times as much greenhouse gas emissions as the industry standard. And if it wasn't outrageous enough that these polluters are being rewarded, we can't even say by how much: the Alberta government refuses to tell the press how much is being handed over, claiming that the details of these deals is "commercially sensitive."
Ricochet Media has put together a fine investigation into Canada's detestable lobbyist-spokeperson circuit. "Lobbyists for banks, oil companies, arms manufacturers and other sundry corporate interests routinely appear on news shows without any public disclosure of their big money ties," the report leads, and it just gets more intense from there.
If our recent interview with the Liberal operative who blew up the Green Party has whet your appetite for stories about Canada's scrappier political parties, you'll love the Alberta Advantage podcast's deep dive into the history of the Communist Party of Canada.
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Bulbophyllum octorhopalon é uma espécie de orquídea (família Orchidaceae) pertencente ao gênero Bulbophyllum. Foi descrita por Gunnar Seidenfaden em 1975.

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Trina's been a member of CrossFit Sanitas now for 3 years. She's a consistent force in the gym and often needs to pair up with the boys on bench day! Her and her husband Marc have two young kids, Yana and Brock, who are no doubt going to be strong athletes in their own right in no time. Since having her youngest child Brock nearly a year ago, Trina's put in a lot of work to rebuild her core and retool her body to make it stronger and better than ever after coming back from two pregnancies. Read more below on her experience with CrossFit!
I started CrossFit in 2011 when there were only a handful of gyms in Denver. I had heard about CrossFit from multiple people during and after college who all told me I would "love it." I thought they were crazy — perhaps because at first because I thought CrossFit and cyclocross were the same thing. Ha! It took several years of stalking crossfit.com and a break up with my boyfriend of the time (thanks Mat!) before I decided to pull the trigger. I went through an elements course at CrossFit Verve in Denver. I remember doing Fran as one of my very first CrossFit workouts. It took me nearly ten minutes to complete but I did it (Rx! – with some pretty atrocious attempts at kipping) and I was hooked.
In 2015, about 4 years into my CrossFit "career," we moved to Boulder. I searched high and low, near far for the right gym to become my new home. After a lot of research and weeks of dropping in to various gyms in the area, I landed at CrossFit Sanitas and I've never looked back.
I'll be one year postpartum with my second child on February 14. For this first year postpartum I have been solely focused on rehabbing my body from a second very rough pregnancy. My main focus has been correcting my breathing patterns and activation and coordination of my pelvic floor and core muscles. Taking the time to really rehab and correct my alignment and engagement has proven hugely rewarding — the byproduct of all of this work has been that my strength and my endurance have progressed well beyond what I would have expected up to this point, and I'm already exceeding where I was with my first child in my first year postpartum.
I'm looking forward to the Granite Games championship in late May that Jenna, Alex and I qualified for, so I'll be training for that. I've also signed up for a powerlifting meet in early May. I've competed in powerlifting off and on for over 14 years, so I love adding data points to my collection.
Other than that, I want to continue to build on my postpartum rehab using the principles I learned from The Bloom Method to chip away at my weaknesses. For example, it's amazing how much easier large sets of pull-ups, muscle ups, Wall balls, or even burpees become when you learn to efficiently breath through them.
3) What's been your biggest challenge you've had to overcome since starting CrossFit?
After the birth of my second child, which involved 4 months of bedrest and an intentional 35+ lb weight gain.
Each time the biggest thing standing between me and my progress/goals was my ego. It's really hard to choose to scale (either in volume, intensity, weight, or movement) when other people don't scale. But each time I've started CrossFit again, I've found that the more I let go of my ego and focus on what is best for me (intentionality of movement, proper progressions), regardless of the modifications that others choose, the faster my progress. Slow is fast. Don't skip the basics, no matter how advanced you are.
I feel like I should say bench press because I've always been freakishly good at it (I have the state record at 235 lbs unequipped), but honestly I love lifting all heavy things (especially odd objects) and high-skill gymnastics work the most. I also love rowing. No idea why. When I was a sprinter in college (track and field), you couldn't have paid me to sit on a rower.
I've always struggled with high rep scheme endurance WODs. Fight gone bad feels like its namesake. Also I don't like GHD sit-ups. I had abdominal separation during both pregnancies (it's all healed now) and while I've had two professionals (a physical therapist and a postpartum coach) observe and approve of my GHD sit-up form, I think they still think the movement really gets into my head because of that.
I think my biggest struggle— ego—is the same struggle for a lot of people, it just takes different forms. Remember that we all have our own stories and our own paths. Each of our paths look different. While comparison can be helpful for pushing ourselves, I think it can also be dangerous.
That applies especially for people starting CrossFit. No matter what level you are at walking in the door the first time there is a path forward for you with CrossFit: it just may look different from everyone else's path. Embrace that. Ask about the intention of a workout and then trust the coaches to help guide you as to what modification is best for you.
7) What's your most memorable moment in Crossfit?
One? Can I give you two?
In 2013, I went to regionals with a team from Verve. One of the workouts involved just two athletes, myself and a male athlete. It was a sprint couplet— heavy deadlifts and high box jumps. We'd practiced the WOD beforehand probably 3-4 times and went in with a well-prepared game plan. We executed on that game plan and won our heat by over a minute (and I think placed top 3 in that WOD?) and jettisoned our team to take 7th overall. That was pretty cool.
My second most memorable moment wasn't in a CrossFit gym, but at home in 2015. As I mentioned above, I had an appendectomy at 32 weeks pregnant with my elder child. Around 35/36 weeks pregnant I was allowed to walk again (which is still crazy to me given I had a 7 inch scar in my abdomen with 15 staples holding it in so forget anything remotely CrossFit like— it would be months until I even attempted an air squat). But anyways, I walked once around the block. It was a short block. I woke up the next morning so incredibly sore I actually thought something was medically wrong. Just gave me an appreciation for how resilient our bodies are. And made me realize when I did get back to the gym I was going to have to go very slowly and rebuild those foundations piece by piece.
Check out some of Trina's guest posts!


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