The Governor General's Canadian Leadership Conference – which has over 2000 alumni – began in 1983 but its roots go back to efforts to improve the quality of leadership over 60 years ago.
The first Commonwealth Study Conference was held in the UK in 1956. It was, in the words of its founder, HRH The Duke of Edinburgh, "an extraordinary experiment". It set out to provide an opportunity for high calibre people from many different countries and all walks of life to leave behind their usual roles and, together, examine the relationship between industry and the community around it. The purpose was not to produce high sounding resolutions and weighty conclusions but to challenge the participants' assumptions and prejudices; to give them the chance to examine real situations and the issues arising from the interaction of businesses, their employees and the communities in which they operated.
The members were, at Prince Philip's insistence, to be "people who appeared likely to be in the next generations of leaders so that when the time came for them to take important decisions they would have the benefit of what they had discovered on the Study Conference to help them". A number of people helped shape the final format of that first Study Conference and were delighted to find that the "great experiment" was turned into a continuing series of Study Conferences by those who found the experience so valuable themselves that they wanted to make it available to subsequent generations. Further Conferences were organized every six years.
In 1981, Canadian alumni from the 1980 Commonwealth Study Conference met with then Governor General Edward Schreyer to propose he become Honorary Chair of a uniquely Canadian Study Conference. The Governor General agreed, and the first Governor General's Canadian Study Conference was held in 1983. William Daniel of Shell Canada was the first Conference Chair, in 1983. He was followed by Claude Taylor (Air Canada), John Cleghorn (Royal Bank of Canada), Paul Tellier (CN Rail), Eric Newall (Syncrude Canada Ltd.), Paul Desmarais, Jr. (Power Corporation of Canada), Richard George (Suncor Energy), Annette Verschuren (NRStor Inc.), Lorraine Mitchelmore (Shell Canada) and Donald R. Lindsay (Teck Resources Limited).
While the Canadian Conference continues to focus exclusively on Canadian members and issues, the overall process has remained intact. Each Conference Member is selected to attend as an individual, not as a delegate representing an organization or sector. They continue to be people who are judged to have acquired considerable occupational experience in their chosen fields, and in many cases are likely to achieve positions of influence. Approximately 35% of the members were from corporate management and unions with the balance from public administration and the community sector.
Each Study Conference follows the same basic format of short introductory plenary sessions followed by Study Group tours and closing sessions to which each group reports back with its impressions and observations. Each Study Group is a reflection of the diversity of the whole membership. The Study Groups each tour a specific region of Canada to look at the interaction between industry and commerce and the community through a series of locally planned visits and discussions.
The Study Group must try and reach a group view of what they have seen to present to their fellow members at the closing sessions. Reaching that consensus is where the real work of a Study Conference takes place. Anyone who genuinely engages in the process will find their most basic assumptions challenged and themselves giving consideration to entirely new perspectives on a whole range of issues.
Although the basic structure has not changed since 1956, changes have been made in the light of experience and comments from members. The first event was three weeks and 300 participants, but with greater time pressures and leaner organizations, this was reduced to approximately two weeks and 250 members. For the 2004 Conference, the name changed as well – reflecting the fact that these Conferences are ultimately about LEADERSHIP.
For additional information on the Conference history, please visit the spirited presentation by Malcolm Metcalfe, LVO, and first Executive Director of the Canadian Conferences, who also has been involved in every Commonwealth Study Conference since 1974.


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Trading Jack Eichel
from Michael Traikos of the National Post,
It's not whether he is going to be traded in the off-season. That much is certain following his end-of-year comments of a "disconnect" between him and the team regarding his health. Rather, it's whether the Buffalo Sabres can get enough value for him to make a deal worth pursuing.
After the miserable year he and the team have had — two goals and 18 points in 21 games before a neck injury ended his season — it's a question that isn't necessarily easy to answer.
Sabres fans might consider Eichel a superstar, or at the very least a top-10 centre. And with a $10-million cap hit, he is certainly being paid like one. But the 24-year-old hasn't exactly produced at a superstar level during his six years in the league.
Nor would he even crack the top-10 when it comes to goals and points among NHL centres.
Prior to this year, 23 players had produced more offence than Eichel since he entered the league in 2015-16. Among centres, he ranks 15th in goals and 14th in points. He has never scored 40 goals. He has never put up 90 points. Only twice has he even finished the season with a point per game. And just once has he ranked among the top-10 in scoring, when he tied Jonathan Huberdeau with 82 points in 2019-20.
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I'm thinking about it all the time: What do children need most? You see, old people are already accustomed to this kind of existence, this 'being or not being,' just hanging around existence.
But when children are born, they mamash know, their soul tells them, "You are only born in this world mamash to be completely here." And they are waiting for encouragement so much, they are waiting so much.
Why do children need love so much when they are little? And they not only need someone to love them… theymamash need this michuyav hamitziut [real existing], they really need this kind of existence. They want tomamash know that they are mamash here.
Therefore the Gemara says that the first thing you do when a little boy or a little girl learns to talk is that you teach them Torah. Because the moment they can talk, their tongue wants to exist, and the tongue exists when you say words of Torah.
When a little boy can shukkle [shake] a lulov [the palm branch waived on Succoth], his hands want to exist, his hands want to shake the lulov. Because each time he is doing a mitzvah he is mamash existing.
On a very simple level, imagine if I feel the same before I'm putting on tefillin and after I'm putting on tefillin, then it was a very lousy putting on tefillin. Because each time I put on tefillin something has to happen to me, suddenly I am 'mamash here'. Mamash here.
To feel it
So therefore Rebbe Nachman says, this is a very, very high level. Although I'm sure all of us have tasted it for a second, because it's impossible not to – maybe on Rosh HaShanah you felt it, maybe one time when you were dancing with the Torah on Simchas Torah and you felt it, or maybe one time when you stood by the Holy Wall you really knew, "I am really here, there really is one G-d."
Three Lessons
Rebbe Nachman, the holy master, says, in order to serve G-d you have to learn, you have to know, three lessons.
The first lesson is that you must learn how to walk, and you must learn how to stand. When you do a mitzvah, when you do something good, you're walking in G-d's ways. When you're praying, you stand before the Only One. But only those who are walking know how to stand, and only those who are standing know how to walk. This is the first lesson.
The second lesson is a bit harder: learn how to fall and how to get up. If you are falling, don't be sad; you know G-d is teaching you how to get up. If you don't fall, how can the One, the Only One, teach you how to get up? So when you're falling, let your heart be filled with joy, because the Only One, who knows and can teach you, is showing you how to get up.
The third lesson is the hardest: I have a feeling that this lesson is about you and me, about all of us. What do you do when you're falling, and you can't get up? What do you do when your heart is so broken, your spirit is so destroyed, that there's nothing to hope for, nothing to look back to? Rebbe Nachman says, in the meantime, keep on walking, in the meantime, keep on praying, in the meantime, keep on loving, until the day when it's revealed to you that you never fell. How could it be possible to fall when The Only One is holding you so close.
The Teachings of Rabbi Nachman of Breslov
As Taught by Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach z"tl
Compiled by Zivi Ritchie
Praying in the field
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Da kesheadam mitpalel basode, azai kol hoasavim kulam ba'in betoch hatfila, umisayin lo, venotnin lo koach betfilato. Veze bechinat shenikret hatfilo sicha. Rebbe Nachman says… I want you to know that when you pray in the field, every blade of grass comes and helps you, and gives you strength to pray. And, therefore, he says, prayer is called sicha. The little grass in the field is called siach hasadeh, and prayer is also calledsicha. So, he says, prayer is actually called 'little grass from the field.'
It says of Yitzchak, "Vayetze Yitzchak lesuach besade" [Isaac went out to pray in the field]. Or, to pray with the field. He went out in the field in order that all the grasses of the field should help him pray.
Therefore it says in Devarim [Deuteronomy], and we say it in the Shema, "Vehoadomo lo titen et yivula [If you deviate from G-d's way, then the earth will not yield its produce]." What does it mean? Rebbe Nachman says that it means that the earth will not join you when you pray. Because, he says, even if you are not exactly in the field, but since you need the field for your food, and everything comes from the field, regardless, the field is with you all the way, and helps you pray. Therefore, he says, 'Yivul' is the initials of Vayetzey Yitzchak Lasuach Basade. Meaning, the fruit of the field, 'Yivul' is made up of the same letters as 'Yitzchak went out to pray in the field.'
From the book:Rebbe Nachman Says... The Teachings of Rabbi Nachman by Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach
Love's Higher Vision on Relationships
Higher inspiration comes through many different channels. For some, it comes most powerfully through the Masters of loving kindness that have graced our world with their presence of immense compassion. When we connect in our heart with great Masters, they find a way to reach out to us and guide us. Here is one way that happened to me a few years ago. It was a startling experience. Yet, over time, it completely slipped from my memory for a few years. One day, looking through some papers, I was surprised to find these following notes:
"In a dream at night I found myself among spiritual friends in a large gathering, standing close to the Lubavitcher Rebbe. He was sitting there facing us. I mustered up enough courage to approach him and told him: "My husband and I would like to write a book about "Blessing your marriage".
The Rebbe opened his eyes wide and leaned toward me. In that timeless momentHis presence felt like an awesome,penetrating, all embracing powerful soul contact. I also could feel the presence of Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach with him as well.
"Oh that's a very good idea" he replied with strong empathy and blessings. Then he leaned forward and reaching down with his hand he traced some sweeping patterns over a beautiful light pink floor. I was surprised and I looked. These were free flowing patterns like some flamboyant ancient signature that were curling up in majestic, glowing pink colors."
The symbolic meaning of these wide curls was his way of speaking to me in my own language, since I am an artist. I understood it well.
When I woke up that morning I spontaneously began to write about love's higher vision on Relationships, especially about marriage. Words flowed freely on the page like wide, flowing patterns in bright pink, for this color carries the healing energy of Love.
"We cannot live in joy without true love and we all yearn to live in joy. Our golden opportunities given to us for our growth and fulfillment come through marriage, as well as raising children and bonding with real friends, because in these relationships we chose a lasting commitment to cherish, to treasure, to support, to honor and to love others. We are given a chance to express our very best in a true, lasting way, repeated many times over for their many needs and yearnings.
True Love is unconditional. It doesn't stop when our spouse or children or friends make mistakes. It is accepting the mistakes with a sense of humor. Just like a good mother accepts her young child's awkward fumbling to get dressed, with a giggle and a compliment, true love shows compassion for our human frailties and vulnerability.
We know that True lasting Love is the gateway to joy. We cannot really feel alive without joy in our lives. Joy is our soul's primary need, just as food. Without it life becomes tasteless, dull, boring and hateful. It becomes a harsh "reality" for us.
It is known that Reality for us is what we choose to feel within. True Reality is revealed to us when we choose to feel love for God and His creation. When we choose to perceive many souls through the higher vision of love and compassion, when we choose to understand, to honor and to support them through the eyes of Love, we experience true Reality.
True love is a choice we make many times a day. Being loving can become a choice as spontaneous as breathing, as vital, as natural and expected as breathing.
What is true Reality? The harsh "reality" we believe in is there because we don't know yet that we can choose a better one, the one connected to higher, eternal realms.
We express true love when we are accepting our loved ones just as they are, cherishing the beauty and precious uniqueness of their spirit, sensing the presence of the sacred in the depths of their soul, becoming aware of much greater depths than we knew. When we are sitting quietly together in prayerful moments of sharing, of listening with compassionate empathy and care, we may begin to experience the sense of being united as one. We may somehow become aware of the sacredness and mystery of life that has no boundaries, no limitations ~ a sense of timelessness. A sense, of being nourished with grace and kindness. Harmony embraces us with its crowning beauty.
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The Ropshitzer Rebbe was famous for his sense of humor.
Once one of his followers asked him, "What is the reason for your custom to dress in only white cotton clothes?"
The Ropshitzer Rebbe said, "I cannot reveal this to you now. You must first prepare yourself. Immerse yourself in the ritual bath eighteen times every day. After three weeks come to me and I will reveal the reason to you."
The follower did exactly as the Rebbe ordered, and after three weeks time he proudly went to the Rebbe.
"I did all that you asked," said the follower. "Please reveal to me the secret."
The Rebbe said, "Because it is cheaper."
The follower was confounded: "What? Because it's cheaper? Why did I have to immerse eighteen times a day for three weeks? Why couldn't you just tell me?"
The Rebbe answered, "If I would have just told you, then you would have just told someone else, and he would have told someone else, and so on…. And before you know it the price would go up."
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MotoGP 2021 Friday, April 16th 2021
Practice Round 3 Portuguese GP Portugal
Marc Marquez gets back up to speed in Portugal
All eyes were on the Repsol Honda Team garage as Marc Marquez made his long-awaited return to the track, Pol Espargaro narrowly missing the top ten after a busy first day in Portimao.
The MotoGP World Championship returned to Portugal for the second consecutive year as round three began at the Algarve International Circuit. It marked Marc Marquez's return to competition for the first time since 2020 as he joined Pol Espargaro inside the Repsol Honda Team garage for the first time.
265 days after last appearing on the Repsol Honda Team RC213V, eight-time World Championship Marc Marquez was back out on track. A moment months in the making, Marquez and his team took a calm and diligent approach to their first session of the year together. Completing 14 laps, Marquez ended the morning session third and all involved were pleased with Marquez's recovery and physical condition.
Able to ride without restriction, Marquez was eager to continue working in Free Practice 2. The afternoon session gave Marquez an opportunity to try a time attack, ending the session in sixth as the top Honda. 0.473s off first, Marquez is pleased with his riding on the first day and is working with his crew to maximize their performance over the remainder of the weekend.
Pol Espargaro was immediately up to speed on the Honda at Portimao, challenging for the top three during the first practice of the day as the track continued to dry out. Despite having only ridden the RC213V in Qatar previously, Espargaro was able to quickly adapt the Honda and himself to the demands of Portugal and ended FP1 in fourth.
Struggling for improved feeling, Espargaro spent much of the Free Practice 2 session inside the top ten. Unfortunately, he was knocked down to 12th in the closing minutes by the LCR Honda duo. Free Practice 3 presents the #44 with another opportunity to clinch a spot in the top ten for direct Q2 access.
Free Practice 3 at 09:55 Local Time tomorrow, Saturday April 17, offers a final chance to fight for the top ten and earn an early spot in Q2. This is the objective for both Repsol Honda Team riders.
"It was a great day, a great feeling to be back in MotoGP. On the first run the track wasn't so good but I felt good on the bike. I felt better in the morning because the arm was fresh, it was rested, and I had good power. In the afternoon I had to work more to warm up the arm and I could feel it was more tired. But we are in a better situation than what we were expecting before the weekend. I am riding the bike, following my own way and the lap times are coming well. The main question for me is still how the arm will react over the weekend. It is great to be back, we have worked very hard for this moment and it's great to achieve it."
"Today looks like a bad day, but it is not as bad as it looks. Our ideal lap time is very close to Marc which means we can achieve it and we are riding in a good way. Unfortunately, today I made a few mistakes and couldn't make the perfect lap, it's the problem I am having at the moment pushing with a tyre on a new track. I am making mistakes and running wide which, you pay for quite a lot. It's just FP2, tomorrow we need to put the good lap in. Today was about learning this bike at this track and we spent a lot of the second session doing this because in the morning the track was not perfect."
Portuguese GP Combined Free Practice Classification
1 Bagnaia Francesco 63 ITA Ducati Lenovo Team Ducati 1'39.866
5 Miller Jack 43 AUS Ducati Lenovo Team Ducati 0.470
7 Vinales Maverick 12 SPA Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP Yamaha 0.560
13 Marini Luca 10 ITA SKY VR46 Avintia Ducati 0.895
16 Savadori Lorenzo 32 ITA Aprilia Racing Aprilia 1.274
18 Petrucci Danilo 9 ITA Tech 3 KTM Factory Racing KTM 1.321
19 Morbidelli Franco 21 ITA Petronas Yamaha SRT Yamaha 1.350
21 Lecuona Iker 27 SPA Tech 3 KTM Factory Racing KTM 2.595


The latest entry to the ever expanding and impressive Toon-Books collection is Benjamin Bear in Fuzzy Thinking from author Philip Coudray. While the format is slightly different - a series of one page comics rather than the longer stories that make graphic novels - some things remain the same. Just like his predecessors Little Mouse, Benny & Penny, Silly Lilly, Mo & Jo, and others, Benjamin Bear is engaging, age appropriate in reading level and interest, and flat-out funny.
As the title indicates, some folks might describe Benjamin Bear's thinking as fuzzy. Others might see it as outside the box. Kids won't care. They'll be too busy laughing. When Benjamin Bear doesn't have enough courage to hang glide off a cliff, rather than find a way to build up the needed bravery, he instead gets an angry dog to chase him … right off the cliff. In another scene he gets lost in a giant maze carrying nothing but an apple. Rather than eat the apple to get energy to find a way out, he just sets the apple down and waits. When the ants come for his apple, he follows the ants out of the maze.
Traditional graphic novels and comic books tell stories - longer narratives sometimes broken between issues or separated into episodes in one book. Benjamin Bear is a series of unrelated one-pagers. Think Sunday comics. More than the three-panel weekday comics, but much less than a full graphic novel.
On each page Benjamin Bear faces a problem or challenge. Apple too high in the tree? Pets want to visit the ocean floor? But in a matter of moments, a period of panels, by the end of the page, Benjamin Bear creatively figures out a solution.
All thanks to his fuzzy thinking.


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12th of Apr | Story
More to life than ball
VIERA, Florida | The last of the Washington Nationals staff and crew left the team's spring training facility, Space Coast Stadium, around noon on Monday, April 2. The Brevard County Manatees, the High-A affiliate of the Milwaukee Brewers who call the stadium home during the regular season, were expected to arrive from Phoenix at 4:45 p.m.
Kyle Smith, the general manager of the Manatees, had plans to greet the team at the airport like he does every year. After all, he coordinates the buses and hotel accommodations, and first impressions are important. That's how the day was supposed to play out.
Until Smith's wife, Nikki, called him at the ballpark and told him to get to the hospital. At 5:12 p.m., Smith's first born, Sophie, arrived seven weeks early.
"It's an amazing feeling that you have when there are certain things in the world that are just more important than baseball," - Kyle Smith
The days between the end of spring training and the opening of the new season is hectic. The daily preparation and atmosphere shifts from fans coming to watch baseball to fans coming to be entertained. In a typical week leading up to the Manatees season opener, Smith would work 16-to-18 hour days.
Now, with less than three days before the first minor league game, he was sleeping in a hospital with his recovering wife and newborn baby girl. He did make it to the stadium for a few hours each of the two days before the season opener that Thursday, which attracted a crowd of 4,637 and a fireworks display.
"I was nervous, really nervous about opening night," Smith says. "At the end of it, it was just a huge weight off the shoulders. Not only did everybody pull it off, but it just reaffirms the fact that we have a good group of people here."
Smith's staff had to step in and take on extra duties, from picking up the team, changing signage at the stadium, making sure the promotional giveaways arrived and were stored.
"The nice thing is I put a list together, right after the season, of a timeline of when we have deadlines and when we have to get this stuff done," Smith says. "Every year we get better at getting things done in advance, which helps a lot. Still, I'm a Type A personality and the type of person that wants to be here and selfishly always thinks I can do it better than everybody else. It's hard for me to delegate certain things, especially that time of the year when the team arrives; their first impression of this area, I want them to be good."
Smith's wife is home. Sophie is doing great but still in a local hospital until she gains more weight. And the Manatees just started a six-game home stand and have a 5-2 record.
The next few months will be a difficult adjustment, Smith predicts. He sought advice from Trevor Gooby, senior director of Florida operations for the Bradenton Pirates and Joe Hart, president of the South Bend Silver Hawks, both fathers themselves. "They said don't worry about it, it's going to work itself out," Smith says.
And it has. Smith's perspective on the game, on his work, on his family has all changed. He didn't really buy into the cliché that once your first child is born everything changes. But it does. It has.
"It's an amazing feeling that you have when there are certain things in the world that are just more important than baseball," he says. "It kind of puts everything into perspective, where now I feel a lot less stress than before because there is something else in the world that is more important."
Time for minor league trivia. What type of animal was found nesting on top of the lights over right field during spring training at Space Coast Stadium? (Keep reading for the answer.)
After a 30-minute rain delay Thursday night, the game was called in the bottom of the eighth inning, giving the Dunedin Blue Jays a 2-0 win over the Manatees. It was a night of solid pitching by both teams. A fielding error by Manatees second baseman Shea Vucinich and a wild pitch by starting pitcher Jed Bradley helped the Blue Jays score a run in the sixth inning. In the top of the eighth, the Blue Jays' Jack Murphy hit a solo home run off the wall in right field before the rain delay.
The Manatees catch phrase "Fear the sea cow" came to Smith while he was three Coronas deep on his couch one night. "I came to the office and everybody kind of liked it," he says. "I hadn't convinced myself yet, so we thought, OK, we'll try it. We put it on some merchandise and we sold out of it in two games." The team started using "Fear the sea cow" three years ago and merchandise with the catch phrase is still the most popular.
Space Coast Stadium is the only facility that plays host to a Major League spring training and a minor league team with different affiliations. The Manatees have played in the stadium since 1994, first as a Marlins team, then the Expos, then the Brewers. When the Expos moved to Washington, the Nationals decided to keep their minor league teams near Washington like other Major League teams have done, including Philadelphia and Atlanta.. Milwaukee was looking to exit the Pacific Coast League and picked up the Manatees in 2005.
Want the answer? A great horned owl received a lot of attention during spring training for making its home in the lights that shine on right field. A metal platform had been installed on top of the lights to coax ospreys away from the left-field lights where they built a nest last year. But the owl took over in late winter.
And in other statistical news, the game started one minute later than scheduled, the first pitch was a strike and the first batter flied out to right field. We heard a live rendition of the "Star-Spangled Banner" for the first time in five nights and it lasted 1 minute, 35.2 seconds. Also, we ate three hot dogs. Carolyn broke her vegetarian streak of more than 18 months by biting into her first frank. And it was our first rain delay of the season.


Nothing says romance quite like champagne. Reminiscent of old Hollywood, synonymous with glamour and wealth. Fear not, with a little research you'll still have funds for dinner! Try G. Gruet & Fils Blanc de Blancs Brute Champagne for a whole lot of bang for your buck.
This Wino Wednesday we're offering you three great choices for Valentine's Day, all under $40 (CAD). Starting with Domaine Désiré Petit Cremant du Jura Rosé Brute ($22.95 CAD) we then shifted to Burgundy and the sensual Blason de Bourgogne Crémant de Bourgogne Brut ($22.95 CAD). Both a sparkling rosé, decidedly feminine and an excellent value. Now let's travel a little further north to Champagne for a Blanc de Blancs that – at this price point really can't be beat.
Wine stuff: Blanc de Blancs are champagnes made from white grape varietals only, in this case chardonnay, which loves the cool climate of the Champagne region. Unlike Blanc de Noir; a white champagne made from the juice of black skinned grapes like Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier.
Retailing at $37.25 (CAD) G. Gruet & Fils Blanc de Blancs Brute Champagne might be on the bottom of the shelf as far as price goes, but it offers more than your typical budget friendly bubbly. A bouquet of crisp apple and pear with hints of minerality so often associated with this grape and a picture perfect effervescence, boiling and rolling in your glass like a true champagne should. It goes down smooth and easy.
Refreshing and light, there's a reason this wine is seeing a spike in popularity and being donned with the occasional gold metal. My pick for a true champagne experience that leaves you with funds enough to indulge in lobster this Valentine's Day. G. Gruet & Fils Blanc de Blancs Brute Champagne, Gypsy Scorecard: 88/100.
Pair with a baked brie finished with maple syrup & walnuts, honey garlic baby back ribs, herb roasted chicken, or a gooey bourbon sweet potato pie. Or nothing at all… and I do mean… nothing, at all. Drink naked. What you do after that, is up to you.


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November 11, 2014 reve
U.S. renewable power industries hailed the goal announced overnight at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit in Beijing of doubling renewable energy in the 21 member economies by 2030, and said they are ready to do their part. This follows last year's commitment to encourage technology transfer and joint efforts to lower costs and attract investment.
"We appreciate the leadership that President Obama and the rest of these world leaders are showing on the critical task of rapidly scaling up low-carbon energy sources," said Tom Kiernan, CEO of the American Wind Energy Association. "Here in America, according to the U.S. Department of Energy's Wind Vision for the growth of our industry, we can quadruple wind power by 2030 and save consumers money doing it, if policymakers keep supporting state renewable standards and federal tax incentives to attract the necessary private investment."
"Hydropower is poised for growth and ready to meet America's renewable energy goals," said Linda Church Ciocci, Executive Director, National Hydropower Association. "From powering the 97 percent of the nation's dams that remain unpowered to upgrading our existing facilities, opportunities exist to double hydropower's contribution to the electricity grid, while strengthening our economy and providing more Americans access to clean, low-cost electricity."
"GEA applauds the APEC goal of doubling renewable power," said Karl Gawell, Executive Director, Geothermal Energy Association. "New geothermal power development underway in the US and nearly all of the APEC countries will provide more than electricity, building thousands of megawatts of new geothermal power will spur economic growth, create new jobs and ensure environmental health for future generations."
"The American biomass industry has experienced tremendous growth over the past couple of years and, with supportive policies, there is potential for much more," said Bob Cleaves, President of Biomass Power Association. "The 2014 National Climate Assessment indicated that biomass sources could offset up to 30 percent of U.S. petroleum consumption. Setting ambitious yet achievable goals is a good way to ensure that biomass potential is realized."
"The Energy Recovery Council applauds today's commitment to dramatically increasing renewable energy worldwide," said Ted Michaels, President, Energy Recovery Council. "Waste-to-energy is a critical greenhouse gas mitigation tool with significant potential for further deployment in the U.S. Every ton of municipal solid waste processed at a waste-to-energy reduces lifecycle emissions by one ton of carbon dioxide equivalents, through offsetting fossil fuels, avoiding methane from landfills, and recovering metals for recycling."
"Smart, effective public policies, such as the solar Investment Tax Credit (ITC), are paying huge dividends for America," said Solar Energy Industries Association President and CEO Rhone Resch. "Solar installations this year will be 70 times higher than they were in 2006 when the ITC went into effect. The price to install a solar rooftop system has been cut in half, while utility systems have dropped by 70 percent. It took the U.S. solar industry 40 years to install the first 20 GW of solar, but we're going to install the next 20 GW in the next two years. That's remarkable growth."
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"Grumpy Cat" has died at age 7
MORRISTOWN, Ariz. (AP) — Her owners say Grumpy Cat, whose sourpuss demeanor became an internet sensation, has died at age 7.
Some days are grumpier than others… pic.twitter.com/ws209VWl97 — Grumpy Cat (@RealGrumpyCat) May 17, 2019
Posting on social media Friday, Grumpy Cat's owners wrote that she experienced complications from a urinary tract infection and "passed away peacefully" Tuesday "in the arms of her mommy."
Her owners said "Grumpy Cat has helped millions of people smile all around the world — even when times were tough."
The cat's real name was Tarder Sauce, and she rose to fame after her photos were posted online in 2012. She had more than 2 million followers on Instagram and more than 1 million on Twitter.
Her website says her grumpy look was likely because she had a form of dwarfism.
Owner Tabatha Bundesen founded Grumpy Cat Limited, and the cat made numerous appearances, including commercials.
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A giant jellyfish the size of a human has stunned a diver off the south-western coast of England.
The incredible creature — a barrel jellyfish — was spotted near Falmouth by broadcaster and biologist Lizzie Daly, who described the encounter as "breathtaking."
LORETTO, Tenn. (WCMH) — Police arrested a Tennessee man Saturday as he allegedly tried to flush several grams of methamphetamine down the toilet, something they jokingly said could create 'meth gators' down river in Alabama.
Police in Loretto, Tennessee served a search warrant early Saturday morning. They said they found suspected drug dealer Andy Perry in the bathroom attempting to flush several grams of meth along with several items of paraphernalia.
TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) – Krispy Kreme is going all out for their 82nd birthday.
Starting Monday, July 15, you can get a limited-edition donut filled with birthday cake batter. The treat is dipped in strawberry ice cream and topped with sprinkles. The offer will be available all week.


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CVS opens new store
INDIAN LAND – Clarence and Flora Duley of Sun City Carolina Lakes drove their golf cart to the new CVS at Carolina Commons on U.S. 521 on Sunday.
Besides being the only pharmacy in Indian Land, it's also the first retail destination for residents of the active senior living community.
The Duleys moved to Indian Land two years ago and have waited for the day when there would be shopping within a short cart drive from their home.
"It's a piece of cake," said neighbor Joyce Anliker of the drive from her Sun City home.
Third annual Fall into Fun festival is Saturday
INDIAN LAND – The countdown is here – only three more days until the third annual Fall into Fun festival.
The festival will be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday at Indian Land Middle School.
Proceeds from the festival benefit the Del Webb Library at Indian Land, which is slated to open late this year or in early 2009.
The festival has a change of venue this year, from Sun City Carolina Lakes to Indian Land Middle School. Organizers hope the new location will offer better parking and more visibility from U.S. 521, to draw in more people.
Festival celebrates milestone
The sounds of guitars, mandolins and harmonicas drifted through the air Saturday as people gathered to celebrate the 20th annual Carolina Legends festival.
The festival at Andrew Jackson State Park featured 11 bluegrass and blues bands, playing a variety of songs at the park's amphitheater. Music lovers set up lawn chairs and blankets around the stage to hear their favorite bands.
"We think it's going great and the kids are really enjoying it," said Leslie Plyer, who brought her children – Courtney, 2, and Kaden, 4 – to see the bands.
Dems push for change at Fish Bash
Now is the time for change, say Lancaster County Democrats.
Mandy Powers Norrell, Democratic candidate for the District 16 state Senate seat, focused on that idea at the biannual Lancaster County Democratic Party's fish bash Monday at the Catawba Fish Camp in Fort Lawn.
Norrell, a Lancaster attorney, was the keynote speaker at the bash.
She said changes need to be made to the tax system and the way schools are funded. She said her goal as a lawmaker would be to help give everyone a chance to achieve the American dream.
HOPE to present gospel SongFest concert at LHS
You don't have to bring any money to get inside a highly anticipated music concert this weekend.
All you need is a bag of flour, sugar or cornmeal.
The first-ever Gospel SongFest, sponsored by HOPE (Helping Other People Effectively) of Lancaster, will be Saturday at the Lancaster High School auditorium.
The concert is from 4 to 7 p.m. and will feature the local acts King's Cause, Julian Saverance, Roger Anders and the Mount Zion AME Zion Church gospel choir.
Admission is a bag of flour, sugar or cornmeal, though monetary donations will be accepted.
Gas pumps empty across county
Motorists looking to fill their gas tanks have fewer options these days, as plastic bags cover numerous gas nozzles around Lancaster County.
All of Brandi Bradley's pumps have been empty since Thursday. Bradley, store manager at the Texaco station at U.S. 521 and the S.C. 9 Bypass overpass, had hoped her latest shipment would have arrived by now, but said her supplier was having a problem locating gas. The owner of her station called Tuesday to say a new shipment was finally on its way.
York Tech president gives update
With a struggling economy, York Technical College's Kershaw campus may be as vital as ever to Lancaster County, according to the school's lead official.
York Tech President Greg Rutherford gave an update on the college's latest moves and plans Sept. 18 during the Lancaster County Chamber of Commerce morning meeting. His presentation focused on the college's local economic impact, increased enrollment and the expansion of course offerings.
Reeves took unusual road to the classroom
KERSHAW – Counting money and handling deposits didn't bring Beth Reeves joy.
After working at a bank for 15 years, she realized her calling wasn't accounting, but was in the world of education.
So at age 32, Reeves left Wachovia and went back to school to earn a degree in elementary education. Today, she teaches sixth-grade science at Andrew Jackson Middle School in Kershaw.
Buford band spotlights Batman in 2008 show
Thoughts of one of America's favorite fictional superheroes are sure to surface while watching the Buford High School marching band perform this season.
Director Alan Bishop has chosen Batman as the theme for this year's marching show. The 2008 Yellow Jacket band has about 45 members this year – a major increase from 27 a year before.
The songs in this year's show are "The Batman Theme" from the movie "Batman," "The Batman TV Theme" from the original television series and "Batmobile Chase," which is from the movie "Batman Begins."
Overtime costs for officers mount
Lancaster police have logged hundreds of overtime hours to protect the Lancaster County Courthouse and buildings where court records are stored in the city since early August.
Lancaster Police Chief Hugh White said his officers have spent more than 600 hours protecting key areas throughout the city since the Aug. 4 fire at the courthouse and the Aug. 7 fire at the 6th Circuit Solicitor's Office.
S.C. Supreme Court Chief Justice Jean Toal ordered around-the-clock security for the buildings where court records are stored shortly after the fires.


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Shirkey sworn in for second term as senator of 16th District
LANSING, Mich.— Sen. Majority Leader Mike Shirkey was sworn in for his second term as senator of the 16th District on Wednesday during a ceremony at the state Capitol. Michigan Supreme Court Chief Justice Stephen Markman administered the oath of office.
Shirkey was joined in the Senate chamber for the occasion by his wife Sue; their children David, Daniel, and Marilyn; and several grandchildren.
"It is an honor to serve the people of Branch, Hillsdale and Jackson counties," said Shirkey, R-Clarklake. "Our goal in the Senate is to do all we can to help improve the lives of Michiganders. It's time to roll up our sleeves and get to work."
Last November, Shirkey's Senate colleagues elected him Senate majority leader. He will also serve as chairman of the Government Operations Committee.
The senator also announced that his new Lansing office is open and ready to meet constituent needs. His office is now located in S-106 inside the state Capitol building. Residents may also contact the senator via email at SenMShirkey@senate.michigan.gov, by phone at 517-373-5932 or toll-free at 1-855-347-8016, and via U.S. mail at Sen. Mike Shirkey, P.O. Box 30036, Lansing, MI 48909.
More information about the senator is available on his website at www.SenatorMikeShirkey.com.
Editor's note: The above photograph of Shirkey is available by clicking on the image. It will also be available at the senator's website at www.SenatorMikeShirkey.com/photos. A video of the swearing-in will be available at www.SenatorMikeShirkey.com/video.


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The first matchday of La Liga 2022 concluded with an Andalusian derby in Cadiz. Sevilla's chances of challenging for the title have been strengthened by the defeat of Real Madrid, who are currently leading the league. Julen Lopetegui's team will still be in contention if they win their two remaining games.
Team Analysis
Cadiz will do everything in their power to ensure that this happens. They will have a lot of motivation as they are defending local pride and trying to secure their future at the club. It is unlikely that Cadiz will win this game unless they make significant changes over the next few months.
However, they have problems at both ends of their pitch. Cadiz has the worst goalscoring record in Spain and the worst defensive record. They are the only team below them, and winless Levante is their closest rival. However, they have yet to win at home. Nuevo Miranda is a stronghold against Alvaro Sevilla's men.
Sevilla will be certain to think that they have the chance to win all points. They are down to 10 points after their four previous games but will be thankful for the winter break. They were fatigued at the end of their last match when Jules Quandt was sent to the stands in the 64th minute to earn a 1-1 draw against Barcelona.
They've been having some selection problems lately and this will continue with Quandt suspended, five Corverde positive cases, and five more in their ranks. However, their opponents are very short on numbers so Sevilla could still play an important role in the game's outcome.
Cadiz finished 12th in La Liga last year, but it was difficult for them to be consistent in 2021-22. They picked up only 14 points from 18 games and are now 19th in the table. This leaves them just one point away from safety in the 17th.
Although they have only won two of 18 league games this term for the Yellow Submarine, they managed two wins in last month's Copa del Rey. They defeated Villarde Fortuna, Albacete, and advanced to the next round.
Cadiz held Real Madrid to an equal draw at the Bernabeu before the winter break. However, they haven't won the league since November. Now they face another difficult challenge against title-challenging Sevilla.
Alvaro Essaouira's team lost to Sevilla 3-0 in Estadio Ramon, while Nervinos won 3-1 at home.
Cadiz has the worst home record in La Liga with only five points from nine games. They also failed to win a single game, which is worrying.
Sevilla has won 11 of their 18 league matches, drawn 5, and lost 2. This is undoubtedly the most defensive record in the division. They are expected to finish ahead of Atletico Madrid or Barcelona, but they still have plenty to play.
The Nervinas have scored 10 points in their four previous league games. They beat Villarreal and Athletic Bilbao, before sharing points with Barcelona.
Real Madrid's recent form has been incredible, but Sevilla will remain close if they keep picking up wins. Lopetegui's side also advanced in Copa del Rey and secured a tie against Real Zaragoza in the third round on January 6.
The two sides will go head-to-head
These are the six most recent competitive meetings. Sevilla has won five and drawn one of the last six competitive meetings.
In their 3 previous visits to Cadiz, Sevilla won.
They beat their Andalusian counterparts by winning 3-0 and 3-1 last season.
Cadiz defeated Sevilla in 2006 in Copa del Rey, winning 3-2 at home.
News from the team
Cadiz will be absent from the Jose Mari and Joan Andres Garrido games due to injury. Juan Carra will not play Monday due to suspension.
COVID-19 issues are also present in the home camp. Victor Chester and Victor Chester, Ivan Alejo, and Salvi Sanchez are all unavailable.
Ruben Negredo will likely lead the line for the away side. Alvaro Bastida and Ivan Chapela, who both started against Real Madrid on the bench, could be in the last third.
Sevilla's Erik Lamela, Suso, and Marcos Acuna will be out of the game with injuries, while Jesus Navas and Oliver Torres are still doubtful for the visitors.
After testing positive for COVID-19 in Diego Carlos, Gonzalo Montel, Youssouf Nasri, Karim Rekik, and Youssouf Nasri, Karim Rekik will not be eligible for selection. Jules Kunde is also unavailable due to suspension.
Fernando will likely join Nemanja Gordry at the center-back for Sevilla while Ludwig Augustinsson, Navas, and Navas take over the wing-back positions.
The front three against Barcelona – Alejandro Gomez and Rafa Mir – should continue to feature on wings while Ivan Rakitic will also be expected to play in the midfield.
Possible starting lineups
Ledesma; Acapo, Farley, Halojan, Espino; Fernandez, Jonsson, Alarcon; Chapela, Negredo, Bastida
Bunun; Navas, Goudry, Fernando, Augustinsson; Rakitic, Delany, Jordan; Gomez, Mir, Ocampos
Both teams are likely to be out of the tournament through injury. This could prove to be a difficult game for Sevilla. However, Cadiz has been disappointing at home this season. This will be a close match, but we expect the visitors to win the crucial three points.
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Pierre Charles L'Enfant, på engelska även kallad Peter L'Enfant, född 2 augusti 1754 i Anet i Eure-et-Loir, död 14 juni 1825 i Prince George's County i Maryland, var en fransk-amerikansk militär och stadsplanerare,  mest känd som upphovsmannen till planen för gatunätet i Washington, D.C. Han arbetade även som arkitekt och ritade Federal Hall i New York.

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Från 1771 till 1776 studerade L'Enfant konst vid Académie Royale de Peinture et de Sculpture i Paris med sin far som lärare. Vid 22 års ålder bestämde han sig för att åka till den "Nya Världen" tillsammans med markis Marie-Joseph Lafayette.

Efter ankomsten till USA 1777 deltog han som frivillig i amerikanska frihetskriget. Han avancerade till major och lärde känna George Washington, som senare erbjöd honom uppdraget att utforma den nya huvudstaden på en yta av 10 x 10 miles mark vid Potomacfloden. L'Enfant accepterade uppdraget och kring 1792 publicerades de första kartorna över den nya magnifika stadsplanen som förde tankarna till det antika Rom och dess storhetstid.

Arkitekten hyllades som en hjälte, men tvingades redan 1792 avgå efter en konflikt med andra personer i projektet. Staden Washington D.C. byggdes dock till stor del enligt L'Enfants ursprungliga planer, men L'Enfant själv fick fram till sin död kämpa i flera domstolar för att få en acceptabel ekonomisk ersättning för sitt arbete. Han dog fattig, och först efter sin död hyllades han med ett monument. Hans kvarlevor flyttades och han begravdes på nytt på Arlington National Cemetery.

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'Patrick Melrose': Director Edward Berger on the 'Amazing' Benedict Cumberbatch, and Making Each Episode Feel Unique
"It's so satisfying to work with an actor who is always so inventive," Berger told IndieWire about the star.
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Here's how profoundly director Edward Berger was affected by the Patrick Melrose novels: He remembers the exact bookstore where he discovered them. "In 1993 or something I walked into St. Mark's Bookshop [in New York] and looked for a book and stumbled upon the first book of Patrick Melrose, 'Never Mind.' And I just devoured it."
With every new release of Edward St. Aubyn's work, he "just gobbled them up," so when he heard that the books were in development for a potential series, he immediately put himself up for the job of bringing them to the screen. After meeting with the producers, Showtime and Sky, he finally got the offer, to which his reply was simple: "That would be a dream."
Born in Germany, Berger has shifted between film and TV for years, with recent credits including "Deutschland 83," "The Terror," and the independent film "Jack," a Golden Berlin Bear nominee at the Berlin International Film Festival. Both "Jack" and "Patrick Melrose" focus on the complicated bonds between parent and child, though Berger framed his interest in the "Melrose" novels in the context of their tale of rebellion.
One of the first conversations Berger had with St. Aubyn (nicknamed Teddy) revolved around what kind of feeling the author wanted the audience to take away from the series. "[St. Aubyn] thought for a little bit, and he said, 'I think liberation from the change of our paths.' And that's when I realized that's what I can identify with, you know, because that is what all of us have to do, break free somehow. You go through puberty and rebel against your parents and then do something different then what they want you to do. So I think that's what I can relate to. That's what I wanted to tell. That's why I loved the books so much."
He also relished the opportunity to focus on one character in an intimate way, another rebellion against the notion that these days, "everything is big." "The opportunity for me was perfect — basically five hours about exploring the psyche of one man," he said. "The opportunity to tell the story of this one man and exploring one man's psyche without murder, without big scandals but the family drama — it's so unusual."
Told over five episodes, "Patrick Melrose" covers five very different eras of Patrick's (Benedict Cumberbatch) life, from a childhood complicated by rich but highly dysfunctional parents to an adulthood spent in the grip of addiction. Thus, central to the series was Cumberbatch's performance, whose process Berger loved.
"It's just amazing how he comes to set with very little preconception, but just loves to explore it in many different ways," he said. "He loves to experiment and he loves to try out different takes. And none of them are the wrong path, they all feel right. The immense energy and the immense variety of ideas and immense explosion of ideas. It was just wonderful."
Cumberbatch was also a producer, which meant that he was involved in the post-production process. "I spent months and months with him in the editing room, trying to find the best take," Berger said. "By changing the take you can suddenly change the entire meaning of the film, the entire take of the film. And watching every take, I thought, 'God, it's amazing how I always understand his emotional and psychological process. I always see his thoughts in his face.' It's so satisfying to work with an actor who is always so inventive and always seems to be so truthful — never making it up, always trying, searching for the truth."
Each episode, while directed by Berger, features a very distinct visual style, which Berger said was inspired by the scripts. "The first one felt very subjective, very much in Patrick Melrose's head. Sort of diving into his head and exploring, going with him through New York," he said. "Very subjective, very visceral, very fast, very frantic, very schizophrenic. Many personalities, many voices talking to each other. So it should be fast, it should always be the camera behind him instead of in his neck with him. It's really his view of seeing the city. So that's way I tried to film it, so that you get that physical experience of this manic drug addict running through the city."
Meanwhile, the second episode, which focused on Patrick's childhood, seemed "very objective, almost as if someone has stepped outside and looked at the whole arrangement of the sick family from the outside. Like in a Michael Haneke movie."
Also, as Episode 2 was set in 1967, Berger had the idea to only use the film technology and techniques of the era. "Basically, it was filmed differently. Staying further back, more wide shots, slower cutting. We framed it in a way they did back then — no big dolly moves or Steadicam things. Just really simple, static observance of the whole situation. Let the whole situation, because it is so terrible in itself, play out by itself. Not try to manipulate it with big camera moves or camera tricks."
Then Episode 3, Berger felt, should be more fluid in its feel, "so I decided to shoot it in much longer takes, Steadicam, not much cutting, a lot of tormented long takes. Going through the party with Benedict, exploring what he sees."
In general, Berger said, "Patrick Melrose goes through such different times in his life, such different moods, such different psychological states. It just felt appropriate to completely change the style of the film with each one, until he finally arrives at some sort of peace. A first step towards normalcy in the very end."
While these days, we've come to distrust creators that say their limited series are truly limited (looking at you, "Big Little Lies"), Berger said that the "Patrick Melrose" finale is final, and very satisfying for him. "We've spent five hours with him, we've explored him, we've looked in from every side and we've created a very simple end. It's just really satisfying to know that a certain group of people have done this show together and we've put that there and it's a complete work. It's like a long, long big movie, it feels like. I think it's just a very satisfying thing, to have done something from beginning to end."
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Deliver me, O God, from a slothful mind, from all lukewarmness, and all dejection of spirit. I know these cannot but deaden my love to thee; mercifully free my heart from them, and give me a lively, zealous, active, and cheerful spirit; that I may vigorously perform whatever thou commandest, thankfully suffer whatever thou choosest for me, and be ever ardent to obey in all things thy holy love.
The memorial service for Shirley Barnes is on Saturday, March 19th at 3:00 p.m. at First Congregational. She blessed this church with her singing and her leadership on many committees including Christian Ed. and Stewardship. One of the readings she kept chellenges us to "live life backwards" from the ultimate goal to the day to day. Her obituary tells the story of how she chose to live.
Still wondering who Mary was and what she did? Raymond's Lenten luncheon talk and the full sermon from last Sunday can be found on our website.
The children will process with Palms at the beginning of worship this week and leave after the children's moment for an Easter egg hunt!
Vacation Bible Camp is around the corner. We will be have an Archaeology theme, as we dig into yesteryear to see what we can hear. We have a few odd needs for you to please keep in mind. We need a refrigerator box. Actually we can use more then one if we can get them. We are also hoping for 50 new, clear plastic 8oz, jars with lids. We can buy them online, but if someone might use this item at their work, we would love to have them donated.
Thank you to all who prepared delicious soup for the luncheon yesterday. The last Lenten luncheon will be held this coming Wednesday at noon at St. Joseph's Catholic Church. Soup and the speaker will be provided by the Bridgton Alliance Church.


FAIL is turn-of-the-century internet slang that came to popularity through image macros and short videos depicting situations with unfortunate outcomes. Traditionally, the verb "fail" has been a used to signify the opposite of "succeed," to fall short of achieving a goal. Today, the word is also commonly used as an interjection to point out a person's mistake or shortcoming, often regardless of its magnitude.A talent show is an event where participants perform talents of singing, dancing, acrobatics, acting, drumming, martial arts, playing an instrument, or other activities to showcase skills. Many talent shows are performances rather than contests, but some are actual contests. In the instance of a contest, participants may be motivated to perform for a reward, trophy, or prize of some kind. For example, a high school might not have many students with any interest in performing in front of the student body for the sole purpose of performing alone and may offer different prizes as an incentive for these students to participate in the contest.Entertainment is a form of activity that holds the attention and interest of an audience, or gives pleasure and delight. It can be an idea or a task, but is more likely to be one of the activities or events that have developed over thousands of years specifically for the purpose of keeping an audience's attention. Although people's attention is held by different things, because individuals have different preferences in entertainment, most forms are recognisable and familiar. Storytelling, music, drama, dance, and different kinds of performance exist in all cultures, were supported in royal courts, developed into sophisticated forms and over time became available to all citizens. The process has been accelerated in modern times by an entertainment industry which records and sells entertainment products. Entertainment evolves and can be adapted to suit any scale, ranging from an individual who chooses a private entertainment from a now enormous array of pre-recorded products; to a banquet adapted for two; to any size or type of party, with appropriate music and dance; to performances intended for thousands; and even for a global audience.


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The following articles are regarding the visit of Pope Gregory XVI to Lebanon from the Jerusalem Post, Lebanon's - Daily Star and The TImes of Israel. We believe that this visit embodies all the values of Humanhood and religious respect that Embrace has always worked for. Embrace believes that any goodwill and peace that comes to any country in the Middle East is good for all the people in the Middle East. THe people of the Middle East regardless of religion or culture have to build and support peace and goodwill and Humanhood country by country.Arms dealers and manufacturers can find new ways to make money, grass roots people need a chance to express their creativitu in an atmosphere of peace.
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Pope: Multi-faith Lebanon should be model for Middle East
On second day of Lebanon visit, Benedict urges country to "be an example" of peace and religious coexistence.
Photo: REUTERS/Alessandro Bianchi
BEIRUT - Pope Benedict urged multi-faith Lebanon on Saturday to be a model of peace and religious coexistence for the Middle East, which he called a turbulent region that "seems to endure interminable birth pangs".
The pope, on the second day of a visit clouded by war in neighboring Syria and protests across the Muslim world, told a gathering of Lebanese political, religious and cultural leaders that religious freedom was a basic right for all people.
Christianity and Islam have lived together in Lebanon for centuries, he said, sometimes within one family. "If this is possible within the same family, why should it not be possible at the level of the whole of society?" he asked.
"Lebanon is called, now more than ever, to be an example," he said, inviting his audience "to testify with courage, in season and out of season, wherever you find yourselves, that God wants peace, that God entrusts peace to us."
Lebanon - torn apart by a 1975-1990 sectarian civil war - is a religious mosaic of over four million people whose Muslim majority includes Sunnis, Shi'ites and Alawites. Christians, over one-third of the population, are divided into more than a dozen churches, six of them linked to the Vatican.
The German-born pontiff, 85, delivered his speech in French at the presidential palace after meeting President Michel Suleiman, a Maronite Christian, Sunni Prime Minister Najib Mikati and parliamentary speaker Nabih Berri, a Shi'ite.
Outside the palace, a Muslim onlooker named Amira Chabchoul said: "We came to support the pope and also get support from him, because our experience has been that when we listen to him, we are touched and we are helped in our lives."
Pope sends farewell message of unity
Pope Benedict XVI waves as he boards the plane back to Rome, at Rafik Hariri International airport, in Beirut, Lebanon, Sunday Sept. 16, 2012. (AP Photo/Hussein Malla)
BEIRUT: Pope Benedict XVI called on all Lebanese to reject strife and work for unity as he wrapped up an historic three-day visit, which included an open-air Mass that drew hundreds of thousands of people to Beirut's Waterfront. "I pray to God for Lebanon, that she may live in peace and courageously resist all that could destroy or undermine that peace," the pope said during farewell remarks at Rafik Hariri International Airport.
"I hope that Lebanon will fortify the communion among all her inhabitants, whatever their community or religion, that she will resolutely reject all that could lead to disunity, and with determination choose brotherhood," Benedict added.
Touching on the country's diverse cultures and faiths, the pontiff praised Lebanon's diverse sectarian system, which he said was unique.
..."We pray to the Virgin Mary to help all the peoples of the region, especially the Syrian people," the pope said. "You know the problems that beset the region. There is a tremendous amount of pain ... Why so much death? I call on the international community and Arab countries to propose solutions that respect human rights," he said.
Sleiman, Speaker Nabih Berri, Prime Minister Najib Mikati as well as MPs and Cabinet ministers attended the Mass. Other politicians from across the political divide were on hand as well.
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(The Daily Star :: Lebanon News :: http://www.dailystar.com.lb)
Pope leads open-air Mass in Beirut, appeals
for peace in Syria
Pope Benedict XVI leads a ceremony in St. Paul Basilica in Harissa, near Beirut, on Friday, September 14, 2012
(photo credit: AP /Alessandra Tarantino)
BEIRUT (AP) - Pope Benedict XVI made a sweeping appeal Sunday for peace in Syria and the Middle East, decrying the violence "which generates so much suffering."
Speaking at an open-air Mass before a huge crowd, he urged the international community and Arab countries in particular to find a solution to end the conflict in neighboring Syria.
"Why so much horror? Why so many dead," Benedict said, lamenting that "the first victims are women and children."
With pilgrims from across the Middle East in the crowd he said Christians must do their part to end the "grim trail of death and destruction" in the region.
"I appeal to you all to be peacemakers," Benedict said.
Benedict spoke from an altar built on land reclaimed with debris from Lebanon's 1975-1990 civil war, pressing ahead with his call for peace and reconciliation between Christians and Muslims.
...Benedict has been appealing for tolerance and religious freedom.
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  lazy val callerThreadExecutionContext: ExecutionContextExecutor = ExecutionContext.fromExecutor(executor)

  def apply(): ExecutionContext = callerThreadExecutionContext
}

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Animal rights groups have expressed concern about the harm, pain and death that such experiments can cause for animals. A Guide to the Issues. Having examined several animal testing journal articles, research paper topic ideas should come to your mind in great numbers.
Under this view, the ways in which experimentation might harm the animal are less morally significant than the potential human benefits from the research. Scientists are trying to replace research animals with other more ethical alternatives qtd.
For example, they raise concerns about restricting animals with cages and leashes, altering them for the owner's convenience through practices such as declawing, and training them with such devices as shock collars.
These animals can come from miserable places such as puppy mills. The tests today are less lethal. The similarity is terrifying and makes the cruelty obvious. This essay supports animal rights.
Experiments and research are also done in order to obtain knowledge and attempt to advance in science. However, most people are uncomfortable with that scenario and some philosophers have put forth a variety of reasons to include all humans in the human moral community.
These issues present students with a variety of topics to research and questions to consider when writing a paper for a class. Physical security strategic plan Physical security strategic plan. In these tests it is possible that about half of the fish die within the first few days, and longer experiments measure the entire life cycle and can last up to two hundred days Types of Animal Testing.
These signs of suffering are severe and include agonizing pain, seizures, and loss of motor function. Cohen, Andrew and Wellman, Christopher eds. In example of this cruelty was in when the United States Department of Defense announced plans to teach combat surgeons how to deal with bullet wounds by shooting anaesthetized dogs.
Just putting an animal under anesthesia does not get rid of the ethical wrongness. They now conduct the tests until the animals show signs of suffering and then the scientist will terminate the experiment.
Use of Animals for Entertainment and as Pets Animals are often put on display in zoos and circuses. Since most animals do not have the cognitive capabilities of humans and also do not seem to possess full autonomy animals do not rationally choose to pursue specific life goalsthey are not included in the moral community.
Many of these animals are bred either in the laboratory or in special companies.
This is why we do not experiment on ourselves. In laboratories, research animals also experience a mutagen test. Hens and mice are usually the subjects and the must endure doses of chemicals or pesticides over a long period of time and are then killed to examine the nervous system and the effects left.
These eyes are considered trash at the slaughterhouses and scientists would only be helping the companies out. Sometimes this test is done on animals other than rodents to obtain a more realistic comparison to larger animals that have the most similar features as humans.
Humans are the alpha species; animals do not have our intelligence or capabilities. One of the most popular research paper topics you can choose for writing is pros and cons of animal testing.
Purdue University Press, A European directive on this issue was approved inbut was hardly negotiated and still is controversial. Licensed dealers sell animals to research companies.
When appropriate, anesthesia should be used; additionally, studies should have the earliest possible endpoints after which animals who will subsequently experience disease or suffering can be euthanized. This is why we do not experiment on ourselves.Many medical research institutions make use of non-human animals as test subjects.
Animals may be subject to experimentation or modified into conditions useful for gaining knowledge about human disease or for testing potential human treatments. Because animals as distant from humans as mice and rats share many physiological and.
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Frequently asked questions about animal experimentation issues. Frequently asked questions about animal experimentation issues. Read the PCRM position paper on animal research >. Animal testing can even be dated back to the ancient times of the Greeks and Romans.
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Opportunities and solutions for training public accounting at universities in Vietnam
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Universities need to review and develop new strategies for public accounting training to adapt to recent developments.
Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) and Vietnam Association of Certified Public Accountants (VACPA) have jointly organized the webinar "Opportunities and solutions for training public accounting at universities in Vietnam".
The event has focused on discussing opportunities and solutions for Vietnam universities' public accounting education with the directions of State management agencies, tools from international organizations, and the experiences of universities specializing in public accounting.
Speakers at the webinar. Photo: The Hanoi Times
In recent years, Vietnam's international economic integration process has been accelerated. Joining international economic bodies and fulfilling commitments with other international financial institutions require Vietnam to provide financial information that is standard, comparable, and internationally recognized, especially in the public sector.
Speaking at the webinar, Dr. Vu Duc Chinh, director of the Accounting and Auditing Supervisory Department under the Ministry of Finance (MoF), shared about Vietnam's significant progress in promulgating regulations in public accounting towards harmonization with international practices.
He told the participants that the MoF released the International Public Sector Accounting Standards (IPSAS) roadmap to 2023 in June 2019, and the Decision on five Vietnamese public sector accounting standards batch 1 in September 2021.
"The announcement and adoption of the Public Sector Accounting Standards bring benefits to international economic integration as well as enhance the confidence of investors, local and international financial institutions," Chinh said.
CAPA highlighted its initiatives to help professional accounting organizations improve public financial management. Its report "Extending activities into the public sector" 2021 is about the framework and activities that professional associations can support "Create supply" "Build demand" "Provide opportunity" and "Enhance skills''.
Brian Blood, CAPA Chief Executive said with our mission to enhance the value of the accountancy profession in the Asia Pacific by contributing to the development of Professional Accountancy Organisations (PAOs), CAPA supports and encourages high-quality financial reporting in the public sector: prepared on accrual-based accounting standards and audited based on international audit standards.
ACCA also shared in the webinar their public accounting training experience, and introduced ACCA Certificate in IPSAS, which could help you meet the challenges of implementing IPSAS."Early this month, we held the 12th ACCA International Public Sector Conference themed "Leading recovery in public finance" – as the annual event that attract over 1,000 leaders from the public sector all over the world, many of those are ACCA members.
ACCA also launched a report on the experience of IPSAS implementation across the globe in 2017 and then introduced a Certificate on IPSAS globally. In Vietnam, we are proud as the 1st global accountancy body present in Vietnam to celebrate the 20th anniversary in 2022," spoke Renjith Varma, the Porfolio Head, ACCA Mainland Southeast Asia.
Bonnie Ann Sirois, Senior Financial Management (FM) Specialist, Coordinator for the FM Unit in Pacific, WB, said one of the purposes is to assist countries in developing in-country plans and implementing in-country processes that produce accountants with higher-order skills relevant to their economy's rapidly evolving needs; and, improve financial reporting, auditing, and regulation.
He said the guide supports transitioning accounting education, training, and certification from a knowledge-based approach to a competency-based approach.
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Q: TypeScript decorators phenomenon (decorator parameter becomes undefined in a special case) i am trying to implement my own ORM and i have found something interesting in TypeScript, what i don't understand. Maybe one of you can explain it to me, or maybe its a typescript bug.
Here is the simplified basic structure, where this phenomenon also is there.
We have a property decorator, which takes one parameter of type of a class.
// This is not required, only used to define the entityClass type more explicite
export abstract class Entity { }

export function Decorator(entityClass: typeof Entity) {
    return function(target: any, propertyName: string) {
        console.log(entityClass);
    }
}

A file with Class A:
EntityA.ts
import { Entity, Decorator } from "./index";
import { EntityB } from "./EntityB";

export class EntityA extends Entity {

    @Decorator(EntityB)
    public propertyA: any;
}

A file with Class B:
EntityB.ts
import { Entity, Decorator } from "./index";
import { EntityA } from "./EntityA";

export class EntityB extends Entity {

    @Decorator(EntityA)
    public propertyB: any;
}

A little bit code to trigger typescript to use the decorator to output the console.log:
run.ts
import { EntityA } from "./EntityA";
import { EntityB } from "./EntityB";

const objA = new EntityA();
const objB = new EntityB();

On run this script i get:
undefined
[Function: EntityB]

This undefined is this phenomenon.
Now i delete in EntityA.ts this line @Decorator(EntityB) and run the script again, and the undefine is gone. Instead i get the expected output:
[Function: EntityA]

Did i missunderstood something about decorators or is this a typescript bug?

A: You have circular references in the code - EntityA depends on EntityB and vice versa.
During initialization of EntityA, EntityB passed into @Decorator(EntityB) is undefined, so decorator captures 'undefined` value.
During initialization of EntityB, EntityA already exists, so everything seems to work fine.

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McDonald's PLT sandwich would give Beyond Meat $200M boost
The Golden Arches is testing the menu item in Canada
McDonald's partnership with Beyond Meat could make sales soar
McDonald's is testing a plant-based burger in Canada, and Impossible Foods has won a climate award from the United Nations. FOX Business' Lauren Simonetti with more.
The rollout of a Beyond Meat plant-tomato-and-lettuce sandwich at McDonald's restaurants across America would mean big bucks for the maker of plant-based burgers.
The veggie-based dish "could add nearly $200 million to Beyond Meat's sales," Rupesh Parikh, an analyst at New York-based Oppenheimer, wrote in a note to clients on Wednesday.
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Beyond Meat shares have rallied more than $34, or 46 percent, since Jan. 6, the day before Reuters reported rival Impossible Foods was no longer in talks with McDonald's to produce its plant-based burgers due to supply concerns. As much as $23 of that gain may be due to speculation on an alternative deal with McDonald's, Parikh said.
BYND BEYOND MEAT INC. 109.12 -1.28 -1.16%
On Jan. 7, Beyond Meat announced its pilot with McDonald's Canada had been expanded to include an additional 27 stores, bringing the total to 52.
Beyond Meat's surging stock price has been particularly painful for short-sellers, or investors betting the shares would lose value. They have been saddled with $587 million of losses this year through Monday, according to the financial-analytics firm S3 Partners. The same investors lost $391 million in 2019.
Beyond Meat is scheduled to report its fourth-quarter results on Jan. 27. Wall Street analysts are expecting earnings of 1 cent a share on revenue of $76 million.
The shares have more than doubled since debuting on the Nasdaq on May 2.