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Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Hits High Point During Winter
Carbon monoxide is winter's "silent killer." Unintentional carbon monoxide deaths kill more than 400 Americans each year and sicken many others. It's a colorless, odorless and tasteless gas undetectable to the human senses, so people don't realize that they are being poisoned. Tragically in 2020, California lost a number of residents from carbon monoxide poison related to faulty wall heaters and other sources of carbon monoxide. Watch the video https://youtu.be/3BT_hDb4uqE.
Products that are typically involved in poisonings include malfunctioning fuel-burning appliances such as furnaces, ranges, water heaters and room heaters; engine-powered equipment such as portable generators; fireplaces; and charcoal that is burned in homes and other enclosed areas.
Symptoms can be variable, ranging from headache, fatigue, shortness of breath and dizziness to loss of consciousness and chest pain. Carbon monoxide poisoning can happen slowly or swiftly depending on circumstances. In an effort to raise public awareness, California Poison Control offers 10 tips to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning:
1. Have all heating equipment installed properly, and have a home or rental's heating system inspected by a professional prior to turning the heat on when cold weather begins.
2. Carbon monoxide detectors should be installed in all homes, apartments, mobile homes and workplaces. When a detector goes off, assume that a real danger is present, and get all people and pets out of the structure immediately. Do not re-enter until a heating professional, the gas company or the fire department has declared the area safe.
3. During home renovations, ensure that appliance vents and chimneys are not blocked by tarps or debris. Make sure appliances are in proper working order when renovations are complete.
4. Do not cover the bottom of natural gas or propane ovens with aluminum foil.
5. Never use fuel-burning camping equipment inside a home, garage, vehicle or tent unless it is specifically designed for use in an enclosed space and provides instructions for safe use in such an area.
6. In climates with snow, make sure that chimneys and vents do not become blocked with snowfall.
7. Never operate a portable generator or any other gasoline engine-powered tool either in or near an enclosed space such as a garage, house or other building, or outside of an open window. Keep the generator as far from the house as possible.
8. Do not use charcoal or hibachi grills indoors to cook with or for heat under any circumstances.
9. Do not attempt to heat your home by turning on the oven or clothes dryer and leaving the door open.
10. Never let a car engine run inside a closed space such as a garage. Drive out promptly after starting the car, and turn the car engine off as soon as you drive into an enclosed space. Never have a garage door closed with a running vehicle inside, even for a few seconds.
About California Poison Control
CPCS is dedicated to providing the most up-to-date information regarding poison prevention. In case of an accidental poisoning, consumers should immediately call the nationwide number from any state –1-800-222-1222. Pharmacists, nurses, physician-toxicologists and poison information providers are available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year to help.
Weekly tips about safety are available by texting TIPS to 20121 for information in English or text PUNTOS to 20121 for Spanish. Follow CPCS on Facebook and on Twitter @poisoninfo. CPCS is part of the University of California San Francisco School of Pharmacy and is responsible to the California Emergency Medical Services Authority.
This entry was posted in Uncategorized and tagged 360, 360 Magazine, advice, California Poison Control, carbon monoxide, Carbon monoxide detectors, carbon monoxide levels, death, fire, fire safety, Hannah DiPilato, heating, home safety, medical, Medical Advice, poison, poison control, safe, safety, safety measures, Safety Plan, safety precautions, safety procedures, safety protocol, safety regulations, safety tips, smoke detector, Vaughn Lowery, winter, winter season on 01/14/2021 by 360coordinator.
Alex Trebek Dies at 80
By Hannah DiPilato
Alex Trebek, the face of "Jeopardy!" for many years, has passed away at 80 years old. He is known and loved by many for being the show's host since 1984.
"Jeopardy! is saddened to share that Alex Trebek passed away peacefully at home early this morning, surrounded by family and friends," the official Jeopardy account tweeted on Sunday morning. "Thank you, Alex."
Trebek leaves behind his wife Jean and his children Emily, Matthew and Nicky. Trebek has been fighting stage four pancreatic cancer since March 2019.
Trebek shared this cancer diagnosis in a video to fans on March 6th. "Now normally the prognosis for this is not very encouraging, but I'm going to fight this and I'm going to keep working," Trebek said while vowing to keep hosting the show.
Trebek hosted over 8,200 episodes of "Jeopardy!," and shared answers through 37 seasons according to CNN. He accomplished many things throughout his 36 years as host, including five Daytime Emmy Awards. Similarly, he surpassed Bob Barker of "The Price is Right" for the person that has hosted the most games-show episodes. Trebek now holds this record in the Guinness Book of Records.
In 2018 Trebek hinted at retirement but signed a final contract extension that was set to end in 2022. "I'm just enjoying what I'm doing, I'm happy to have a job," said Trebek in a 2014 interview with The Hollywood Reporter. "I like the show, I like the contestants and it pays well." It was clear Trebek loved his job and the show.
"He loved that 'Jeopardy!' popularized intelligence and it was important for him," said Mike Richards, the show's executive producer to CNN. "I think he really became synonymous with the show, in that he really was that smart."
Trebek "reveled in these intelligent people, in the contestants, in the writers," Richards continued. "It's just who he was — he craved knowledge and it showed."
According to People, Trebek and Jean celebrated their 29th wedding anniversary in 2019 but agreed that almost thirty years married still wasn't enough.
"I'm pretty satisfied with my life," Trebek shared with People. "But my wife Jean and I have been together almost 29 years, and I was thinking about President Bush when he died, and all the comments about his life about what a nice guy he is, and how he and his wife had been together 73 years. I thought, oh my gosh … if I'd just met Jean in my 20s we could have had a longer life together."
Jean added about her husband to People. "He takes his job very seriously, but won't take himself too seriously," said said. "He's just an intelligent human being. Part of Alex's staying youthful is his staying curious," she continued.
Throughout his years on "Jeopardy!" Trebek battled many health complications. Besides battling cancer, he suffered from two heart attacks, a knee replacement, blood clots on his brain and a torn Achilles tendon according to People.
Trebek kept fighting until he passed away peacefully in his home. According to Sony Pictures episodes of "Jeopardy!" featuring Trebek will continue to air until December 25.
This entry was posted in Health and tagged 360 mag, 360 Magazine, age 80, Alex trebek, CNN, death, died, EmmyⓇ Awards, Hannah DiPilato, Jean Trebek, Jeopardy, Jeopardy!, Kaelen Felix, pancreatic cancer, people, The Hollywood Reporter, Trebek, Vaughn Lowery, Wikipedia, world record on 11/08/2020 by 360coordinator.
By Elle Grant
For any American, 9/11 marks an essential day of reflection and remembrance. September 11, 2020 marks the nineteenth anniversary of the historic terrorist attacks that rocked New York City, shocking the United States and the world.
19 years ago, four passenger jets were hijacked by the terrorist organization Al-Qaeda in an effort to strike at American symbols. One was flown into the Pentagon Military Headquarters in Washington D.C. Another two, most remembered of the four, were flown into the two towers of the World Trade Center in New York City as Manhattan looked on in horror. A fourth, upon hearing news of the other hijackings, realized their plane was also under attack and chose to fight back, resulting in their plane plunging into a Pennsylvania field. In sum, roughly 3,000 lives were loss, with 2,700 of them being in New York City. The toll of lives and on the psyche of Americans was hitherto unimaginable, as was the ensuing consequences including the now infamous War on Terror.
The victims of 9/11 have been commemorated in numerous ways across the country, including at the National September 11 Memorial and Museum opened on the tenth anniversary of the attacks. The memorial is located where the Twin Towers formerly stood, now marked with design features such as man-made waterfalls, a forest of white oak trees, and the inscribed names of the victims as part of the memorial. This long-awaited memorial site has since been part of the commemorations each year, with 2020 being no exception. Visitors such as Vice President Pence and Democratic nominee for president Joseph Biden were among the attendees today.
New York is especially reflective this year as the anniversary of 9/11 comes during the COVID-19 pandemic, of which the city was an early epicenter, resulting in thousands of lives lost. Governor Andrew Cuomo, who was thrust onto the national stage following the New York outbreak, said "This year it is especially important that we all appreciate and commemorate 9/11, the lives lost and the heroism displayed as New Yorkers are once again called upon to face a common enemy." In NYC, the current death count due to coronavirus is placed at 23,000. This year, at the somber moments held at the September 11 memorial in Manhattan, those paying their respects wore face masks while honoring the dead, a new feature in remembering 9/11. New York remains a fixture of American culture, with eyes turned towards them during the tragedy of 9/11, as well as the current tragedy of coronavirus.
Another way victim's families, including those killed and affected during rescue efforts, is the September 11th Victim Compensation Fund, currently authorized through 2090 and worth billions of dollars. "Our nation owes each of you a profound debt that no words or deeds will ever repay," President Trump said during the bill signing ceremony. "But we can, and we will keep our nation's promise to you." Certainly, monetary efforts are no replacements for the lives loss and the impacts made, but it represents Congress' efforts to assist those left in the wake of the tragic attacks.
This entry was posted in Feature and tagged 360 Magazine, 9/11, 9/11 Memorial, Andrew Cuomo, breaking news, controversy, coronavirus, covid, COVID-19, death, Democrats, elle grant, Homeland Security, Joe Biden, Joseph Biden, Memorial, Mike Pence, New York, new york city, politics, President Donald Trump, President Trump, Remembering 9/11, Republicans, September 11, terrorist, terrorist attacks, tragedy, Twin Towers, Vaughn Lowery, war on terror, World Trade Center on 09/11/2020 by 360coordinator.
LABOR DAY: A TIME TO MOURN
By Althea Champion
While others spend the day with their families outside, grilling kabobs, taking advantage of the last inklings of warm weather, or swarming flash retail sales, others will spend it inside either on the clock on site, from home, or in isolation.
This Labor Day, 28 million Americans are out of work. Those who are, chiefly nurses, grocery store workers, custodial staff, and essential workers alike, are risking their health to stay employed. And, these are the people who, most likely, will not actually be permitted a day off to celebrate the federal holiday.
Created by the labor movement, Labor Day is meant to pay tribute to the hard work and dedication of American workers. More than a century ago, when it was celebrated in New York City for the first time, a parade ran through the streets, made complete by waving workers wearing smiling faces and flying flags, proud to be members of the new and progressive labor party.
But, its establishment as a federal holiday came at a steep price. It was only after a massive boycott and the bloodshed of 13 and injuries of 53 did President Grover Cleveland recognize the first Monday of each and every September, which was already being observed in 23 other states, as a federal holiday.
Today, a great proportion (43%) of the essential working men and women of this country are people of color. And the COVID-19 pandemic is hitting them the hardest.
"According to recent data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), non-Hispanic American Indian or Alaska Native people had an age-adjusted COVID-19 hospitalization rate about 5.3 times that of non-Hispanic white people," reported William F. Marshall, III M.D. "COVID-19 hospitalization rates among non-Hispanic Black people and Hispanic or Latino people were both about 4.7 times the rate of non-Hispanic white people."
For the 1 in 5 people in the workforce receiving unemployment compensation, the day is similarly solemn. Benefits are in high demand. And, some of those who applied for it have either not received it because they were denied, or are still waiting. The extension of their benefits, some of which have not even been delivered yet to applicants, are a hot spot of contention amongst congress, and job opportunities are few and far in between.
According to Aimee Pichee of CBS News, the unemployment rate fell below 10% for the first time since March. Despite this promising piece of news, she also reminds us that, "the hiring rate has slowed each month this summer, a signal that the economic recovery from the coronavirus pandemic may be losing steam."
Today, instead of going to a party or participating in a parade, we will acknowledge the impact of our workers, and mourn those who lost their lives fighting on the front lines against a pandemic that our country's unit of government could not contain. Many are still fighting, punching a clock day-in and day-out, and will do so today despite the holiday.
This entry was posted in Spirits and tagged 360 Magazine, Althea Champion, CBS, CDC, COVID-19, death, essential workers, holiday, Labor Day, Maria Soloman, mourning, new york city, pandemic, People of Color, poc, Vaughn Lowery on 09/07/2020 by 360coordinator.
John Lewis Funeral Procession Reaches DC
By Eamonn Burke
Civil rights icon and Democratic John Lewis will lie in state in Washington D.C. following his death on July 17. The funeral procession, which began on Saturday, included the Edmund Pettus Bridge, where a state trooper broke Lewis' skull during a march, and a stop in Selma. It culminated in the arrival to the U.S Capitol and the ceremony held at 1:30 pm today, and it will continue until Thursday, when he will he laid to rest in Atlanta.
The arrival of the procession prompted many regulations including street closings and prohibited items in the city of Washington D.C.. The ceremony was private, put public viewings were available as well, in addition to crowds around the hearse as it made its way to the Capitol Rotunda. Those who were inside and invited, mostly House and Senate members, sat apart in circles. Speakers such as House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell remembered the life of Lewis.
"John was revered and beloved on both sides of the aisle, on both sides of the Capitol" said Pelosi. McConnell remembered the "respect and love" that Lewis showed everyone. The speeches were followed by a performance of "Amazing Grace" by Christian singer Wintley Phipps. Finally, Lewis' son John-Miles-Lewis led the conclusion of the service.
John Lewis was a founding member of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, a powerful civil rights organization, and later became the chairman. He also helped organize the 1963 March on Washington at which Dr. Martin Luther King gave his famous "I have a dream" speech.
This entry was posted in Politics and tagged Atlanta, capitol, civil rights, Congress, DC, death, democrat, Edmund Pettus bridge, funeral, John Lewis, march on washington, Mitch McConnell, mlk, Nancy Pelosi, politics, procession, racism, republican, respect, washington, Wintley Phipps on 07/27/2020 by 360coordinator.
Grandson of Elvis Dead By Suicide
The body of Benjamin Keough, grandson of Elvis Presley, was found in Calabasas on Sunday and his death was ruled a suicide by gunshot. Keough, 27, bore a strong resemblance to his superstar grandfather, and is survived by his father Danny Keough (also a musician), three sisters, and his mother Lisa Marie Presley.
Presley, who had just recently posted a photo of her and her children, is "completely heartbroken, inconsolable and beyond devastated but trying to stay strong for her 11-year-old twins and her oldest daughter Riley," according to Keough's rep, Roger Widynowski.
This entry was posted in Uncategorized and tagged 360 Magazine, Benjamin Keough, Calabasas, California, CNN, Danny Keough, death, Eamonn Burke, Elvis, Elvis Presley, king of pop, Lisa Marie Presley, music, people, suicide, superstar, tragedy, Vaughn Lowery on 07/14/2020 by 360coordinator.
Juice WRLD – Legends Never Die
Juice WRLD's new album, Legends Never Die, drops on July 10
Grade A and Interscope Records announce that Juice WRLD's highly anticipated new album, Legends Never Die, will arrive on July 10th. In anticipation for the new album, a trailer was released on Instagram. Today, the latest song from Legends Never Die has been revealed: "Life's a Mess" by Juice WRLD and Halsey.
Alongside today's album announcement comes a special commemorative collaboration with gaming organization FaZe Clan. FaZe Adapt and many members of FaZe were close friends with Juice WRLD. Marked by a tribute game of "Team 999 vs Team FaZe Clan" last week, the limited-edition collection is available at www.juicewrldxfazeclan.com.
In other news, in April, Juice's mother Carmela Wallace announced the establishment of the Live Free 999 Fund. The Live Free 999 Fund will honor the legacy of her son by supporting young people in their battles and to do so with love, joy, and emotional honesty. With new music and caring dedications like these, Juice WRLD's legacy continues.
This entry was posted in Uncategorized and tagged 360, 360 Magazine, apple music, art, artist, Carmela Wallace, death, entertainment, esports, FaZe Adapt, Grade A and Interscope Records, Halsey, hip hop, iTunes, Juice WRLD, Live Free 999 Fund, music, new music, paintball, Sabrina Weiss, singer, spotify, Team 999 vs Team FaZe Clan, Vaughn Lowery, vevo, video games, YouTube on 07/07/2020 by 360coordinator.
The Murder of Fort Hood Soldier, Vanessa Guillen
By Emmet McGeown
"How can this happen on a military base? How can this happen while she was on duty? How can this just happen and then let it go under the rug like it was nothing?" These were the words of Mayra Guillen, sister of Pfc. Vanessa Guillen, who has been missing for months and is now confirmed dead.
On April 22nd, Pfc. Vanessa Guillen, a 20-year-old Hispanic Small Arms and Artillery Repairer, went missing. She was last seen alive at a parking lot at squadron headquarters in Fort Worth, Texas. For months, Pfc. Guillen's family held out hope that their beloved was still alive, yet the discovery of remains near the Leon River, north of Austin, has vanquished that hope. While the FBI is still awaiting a positive DNA analysis, the family believes that the remains belong to Vanessa.
Yet, this story does not begin with her disappearance nor does it end with her death. Prior to her vanishing, Pfc. Guillen, according to her sisters, was having difficulties with sexual harassment while stationed at Fort Hood, outside Killeen, Texas. The attorney representing the family in the case revealed that Guillen had confided to her sisters and several other soldiers that a superior had walked in on her while taking a shower and that he proceeded to sit down and watch her. Other relatives and Pfc. Guillen's boyfriend have noted on social media that something is "not right" and that Vanessa felt unsafe at the military base.
However, during a press conference on Thursday, July 2nd, senior special agent for the Fort Hood Army Criminal Investigation Command (CID), Damon Phelps, reported that there was no evidence backing the claim that she had been sexually harassed. He affirmed that "there has been no information — and we have interviewed hundreds of people… There is no credible information about that." Despite this rebut by CID, family attorney, Natalie Khawam said, in an interview with PEOPLE, that she believes Pfc. Guillens was sexually harassed by Spc. Aaron David Robinson.
Spc. Robinson was the leading suspect in Vanessa Guillen's disappearance, and as authorities caught up with him on Tuesday evening, he shot himself. It has since been revealed that Robinson was, in fact, responsible for the murder of Pfc. Guillen's. Guillen's was bludgeoned to death with a hammer in the armory where she worked, according to the family's attorney. They made this discovery through an extensive investigation, in which witnesses divulged that they saw Robinson transporting a large box labelled "very heavy in weight."
Then, after consenting to an examination of his cellphone records, court documents reveal, it was discovered that Robinson made several phone-calls to his girlfriend Cecily Aguilar on the night of Apri 22nd and into the early hours of the April 23rd. After being interviewed multiple times, Aguilar finally told investigators that her boyfriend had murdered Guillen. She also revealed how she and her boyfriend had met up and dismembered Guillen's body together with a "hatchet or machete type knife" and, after attempting to set her corpse on fire, buried Guillen's body parts in three different holes. Texas Rangers have since arrested Aguilar and she now faces up to 20 years in prison and a fine of up to $250,000.
The issue of sexual harassment within the Army remains a problem in this case, given that Guillen's family, according to their attorney, claimed that Vanessa was planning on reporting Robinson the day after she was murdered, and had delayed over fear of reprisal and inaction. Yet the Army says there exists no credible evidence that she was sexually harassed before her disappearance, and in a statement from the Fort Hood Press Center, officials said that the criminal investigation "has not found any connection between sexual harassment and Vanessa's disappearance." They plan to continue their investigation in light of new revelations.
Lupe Guillen, another sister of Vanessa's, told NPR that her sister wanted to be in the military since she was a little girl, "she wanted to be a fighter. She wanted to be a hero. She wanted to be someone in life. … The military failed her."
The family is now pushing for legislation to create an independent agency for soldiers who are victims of sexual harassment and assault.
This entry was posted in Feature and tagged 360 Magazine, 4th of July, Aaron David Robinson, ABC News, Armed Forces, army, breaking news, Cecily Aguilar, CNN, controversial, Damon Phelps, death, don't ask don't tell, Emmet McGeown, fireworks, fort hood, general's daughter, hispanic, homicide, illustration, Independence Day, July 4tg, Killeen, Latin, Latina, latinx, Lupe Guillen, marines, Mayra Guillen, military, Mina Tocalini, moby, MSN, Murder, mysterious, navy, navy seals, nbc, npr, people MAGAZINE, premeditated, report, sexual assault, Sexual Harassment, soldier, spanish, special forces, Texas, us armed forces, Vanessa Guillen, Vaughn Lowery on 07/04/2020 by wp360mag.
Rayshard Brooks Killer Bailed Out
Garrett Rolfe, the former Atlanta police officer who murdered Rayshard Brooks in a Wendy's parking lot on June 12, was released on $500,000 bond. Rolfe faced a felony murder charge among 10 others after a deadly altercation in which Brooks was shot in the back while running away carrying the officer's taser.
Tomika Miller, Brook's widow, was emotional at the hearing. She remembered Rayshard Brooks as a loving man and father, and described Rolfe as a threat while pleading the judge not to grant him bail.
"My husband did not deserve to die, and I should not live in fear while waiting for the man who killed my husband to be tried in court," said Miller. "My life is completely turned upside down since this has happened. I've been unable to sleep, eat, or even console my children."
Rolfe's lawyers suggested that he had to use deadly force because it was Brooks' who escalated the altercation and asked for a $50,000 bond initially. They even denied the fact that Rolfe kicked the defenseless Brooks after he was shot, which is shown on video. The prosecutors, on the other hand, wanted at least a $1 million dollar bond and argued that Brooks was not a threat to the officer as he was running away without the taser pointed at Rolfe.
The killing re-ignited protests in the Atlanta area, and has brought policing changes to the Atlanta police department, as it will for the entire nation.
This entry was posted in Politics and tagged 360 Magazine, Atlanta, CBS news, change, Court, death, defund the police, Eamonn Burke, hearing, Murder, police, police reform, police violence, Protests, Rayshard Brooks, reform, shooting, Vaughn Lowery, violence on 07/01/2020 by 360coordinator.
Carl Reiner Honored and Remembered
"People For the American Way extends heartfelt condolences to the family, friends, and fans of comic genius Carl Reiner, who died Monday night at the age of 98. Reiner was an award-winning producer, director, and actor who took the responsibilities of citizenship seriously.
"Reiner served in World War II to defeat fascism. He was grieved by the election of Donald Trump and encouraged Americans who felt the same way to vote in 2018 and in 2020.
"'In my 96 and a half years, I have seen a lot of things,' Reiner said in an October 2018 video encouraging people to vote. 'But the one thing I cannot bear to see is America being destroyed by racism, fear-mongering and lies. Fortunately, there is something we can do about that.'
"'On November 6, we can vote for elected officials who will hold this president accountable,' he continued. 'And after we've done that, my personal goal will be to stick around until 2020, and vote to make sure we have a decent, moral, law-abiding citizen in Washington who will make us all proud again to live in America.'
"Carl Reiner did not quite make that goal of sticking around long enough to cast his vote to replace President Donald Trump. But his determination to do so will add to our own determination to mobilize Americans who share his disgust at the 'racism, fear-mongering and lies' that he feared were destroying the country he loved.
"Reiner was a longtime friend of People For founder Norman Lear and supporter of the organization. He and his son Rob frequently attended People For the American Way events."
About People For the American Way
People For the American Way is a progressive advocacy organization founded to fight right-wing extremism and build a democratic society that implements the ideals of freedom, equality, opportunity and justice for all. We encourage civic participation, defend fundamental rights, and fight to dismantle systemic barriers to equitable opportunity.
This entry was posted in Uncategorized and tagged 360 Magazine, Carl Reiner, Celebrity, comedy, comic, death, Donald Trump, Eamonn Burke, Genius, non-profit, organization, People For the American Way, progressive, Vaughn Lowery, world war 2 on 06/30/2020 by 360coordinator.


Hope Kids runs in both our morning and evening Sunday services during the school term. Children are released to attend Hope Kids after the collection of the offering in the service.
Hope Reformed Baptist Church, located up stairs.
Hope Kids, our Sunday school ministry, is a fun and engaging time for young children to learn about God at both our morning and evening Sunday services during the school term.
Hope Kids is catered to bring age-appropriate lessons to children attending primary school in a fun and spiritually rich environment. It is led by a small team of leaders who love Jesus and want to see children grow in their love for Him (all our leaders have certified Blue Cards).
At Hope Kids, we offer more than do's and don'ts. The children hear the gospel each week as they sing songs, play games, hear stories and read Scripture. Children are encouraged in their relationship with Christ as our leaders teach the nature of God, the work of Jesus and the truth of the Bible. Our aim is to evangelise the children with attentive love and truth. We are sure your little ones will enjoy their time with us.


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Viljo Wilding - Jack Petchey Award winner
This week we are celebrating another of our recent Jack Petchey award winners, Viljo Wilding from Hendon, who came to Woodhouse College from Mill Hill County High School and is currently studying A levels in history, philosophy and computer science.
Principal John Rubinstein said "Viljo is an amazing young person with huge amounts of energy, able to spread himself in all directions whilst still maintaining good attendance and academic progress."
Viljo was nominated for a host of deserving reasons, many of which revolve around his active engagement and promotion of political involvement at the college…
"I can't exactly pinpoint where my first interest in politics started. My parents always voted Labour, but it's never been a major thing where we've always talked about politics. I think it was my grandad who first encouraged me to join Labour. He came to the UK from Pakistan in the early 1960s, worked in the post office for 25 years, and has always been a member. Then, on a whim really, I decided to stay up late and watch the 2017 general election results and found the Labour gains quite inspiring. So, at 19 minutes past midnight on the 9th of June 2017 (I know because I still have the text) I joined the Labour Party.
Not long after that I started at Woodhouse and around then I went to a talk by London Labour hosted at UCL which had some interesting talks by Labour students nationally but included one of our ex-Woodhouse students, Eda Cazimoglu, who ran for youth representative.
I thought that was an interesting thing and wondered if we could set up that sort of forum here at college and got in touch with Eda who helped me to run a stall at our freshers' fair and people seemed to be really interested - so we set up a Woodhouse Labour society and it's been going for about a year now. We meet every few weeks with up to 20 people attending and 50 on our mailing list. We discus some national issues and we had Barry Rawlings the leader of the Labour group on Barnet council in to talk with us about local issues.
We had the opportunity to send some delegates to the National Labour Students conference and I ran to be the national further education rep. because Labour Students didn't have a specific place for sixth forms or sixth forms college, just FE. And I was elected, and am now on the national committee of Labour Students."
Labour Students is separate to Young Labour which exists within the Labour Party constitution. Labour Students is an affiliate.
"Labour Students run a lot of our campaigns and we did a 'Make Homes Safe' campaign and delivered over 100,000 signatures to H M Treasury after the Grenfell fire,calling for the government to make homes safer.
On the national committee I'll be attending a lot of meetings and get to do a lot of stuff with different FE clubs around the country. As a result of being officially attached to the Labour party I was able to steer John McDonnell (shadow Labour chancellor) towards Woodhouse and he came in to give a talk and take questions from our students, which was a great event. We hope to get other shadow cabinet members in to talk next year too.
I have also helped to re-establish The National Union of Students at Woodhouse and following recent elections have become president of Woodhouse NUS for the next year. I think being properly affiliated with the NUS will give us a lot more say as students and gives the college an asset as well. We can work with the senior management to develop opportunities for students and other sources of funding for us to do stuff."
In addition to his political pursuits, Viljo has helped at many college events such as Open Day and been an ambassador for the college at external events at our partner school the Archer Academy.
Viljo was also part of a very well received 'Musical Showcase' performed by students last month.
"The musical showcase was really great fun. Obviously, I do a lot of stressful things in other areas of my life, so to do something like this was a brilliant distraction. The college musical society is very well run, and very fair - everybody got to do solos. I also learnt how to use a lighting controller and do all the audio properly, which was fun even though it was all a bit last minute! Performing has been really good for my confidence.
It's very independent here at Woodhouse, but teachers genuinely care about how students do. Not just because of grades and league tables, but because they actually want people to succeed and that's really good for you as a student it, makes you feel really valued and it makes you feel like your education actually matters.
I took part in the Jack Petchey speak out challenge in year 10 and spoke about quantum physics! I think I won at my school because I confused people, but it was great experience and that was the first time I'd properly seen public speaking in action and it taught me how to speak in public. I'm kind of surprised and in awe of receiving the Jack Petchey Award. I feel like there are a lot of really deserving people in the college for an award. We've got a whole community of very talented people, so it's really an honour to have been picked."

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Your kid's bad habits are to be noticed time and again by a responsible parent like you. It is indeed true that your kid might develop bad habits due to several reasons. One of the primary reasons for developing bad habits is your child's association with the other children of your neighborhood. It is said that association teaches both good and bad. Association with good children teaches good things to your kid whereas mixing up with the ill-mannered kids in your neighborhood would teach bad habits and manners to your kid as well.
Bad habits include telling lies, getting up very late in the mornings, absenting from school, watching a lot of television and the like. All these are habits that are not liked by a parent. As a proud parent you would wonder how to restrain your kid from following these bad habits. In other words you might wonder how to break your kid's bad habits. There are five tips to break kid's bad habits.
Tell him the advantages of good habits on the contrary. This will encourage him to follow good habits much to your delight and contentment.
Teach your child how to overcome bad habits. You can teach him by narrating small incidents either from your own life or some small stories much to the joy of your child.
If you feel that your kid is developing bad habits due to association then you would do well to find out the type of association and gradually make an attempt to cut down on the type of association which you think is causing you the worry.
Finally guard your kid even without being observed by him. In other words your kid should not know that you are watching him. Observe the reasons for bad habits and try to develop in him good ones in the course of time.


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A young man, from Morobe, was wounded by Lae police this morning after he was caught attempting to hold up vehicles.
At about 8.30am, a member of public called the Police Toll Free number, reporting an individual who was armed and attempting to hijack vehicles.
The Police Operations room got a description of the armed offender with his exact location, then sent the message by police radio.
It was reported that the suspect was located somewhere past the second seven dump, towards Bumayong.
Special Response Unit 104, who cover this area, were close by and promptly responded.
The suspect, in the process of capture, was wounded in the foot and apprehended.
He was taken to the Angau Hospital for treatment and released back to Police for formal charges to be laid.
Lae metropolitan superintendent, Anthony Wagambie, is further encouraging members of the public to use their Toll Free Emergency number to report such incidents.


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Biografia

Alessandro Tesauro nacque in una famiglie eminente del Ducato di Savoia, primogenito di Antonino Tesauro, conte di Salmour, e di Dorotea Capris. Non si hanno notizie sull'educazione ricevuta. Coltivò l'attività letteraria e quella dell'architettura non in chiave professionale, ma come una passione erudita utile a realizzare la figura di gentiluomo al servizio del duca e di signore del proprio feudo.

Per quanto riguarda l'attività letteraria, Alessandro Tesauro fu soprattutto poeta. Oltre a pochi versi di occasione stampati sparsamente, è ricordato soprattutto per la Sereide. Questo è un poema didascalico in versi sciolti nel quale avrebbe dovuto essere illustrato l'intero ciclo della sericoltura, una attività molto importante per l'economia del Ducato. Il poema era dedicato all'infanta Caterina che era andata in sposa proprio nell'anno 1585 al duca di Savoia Carlo Emanuele. La Sereide era concepito in quattro libri sul modello delle Georgiche, ma ne andarono in stampa solo i primi due libri nel 1585.

L'attività di architetto fu stimolata dalla duchessa Caterina che gli commissionò lavori di restauro e ampliamento del castello di Fossano. Lo stile del Tesauro era caratterizzato dall'essenzialità delle forme e dall'austera riduzione al minimo indispensabile dei dettagli decorativi, un rigore di impronta palladiana che mirava a «una sorta di sintesi tra la classicità tardo rinascimentale e il cattolicesimo controriformista». Si hanno notizie di un progetto per il Santuario di Vicoforte; di progetti di ingegneria idraulica, in particolare per una diversione del Pellice; del completamento della villa di Mirafiori, della cui manutenzione nel 1602 ebbe il titolo di «conservatore» con regolare stipendio; dell'allestimento del monumento funerale della duchessa, morta di parto nel 1597. Gli furono inoltre richieste consulenze per il rafforzamento degli argini del Tevere a Roma, per il rifacimento della Cattedrale di San Pietro a Bologna, per la costruzione della Biblioteca Ambrosiana.

Svolse servizi diplomatici su commissione del duca Carlo Emanuele, generalmente per comporre liti in materia di confini tra comuni del Ducato. Nell'autunno del 1608 partecipò ufficialmente alla soluzione della controversia relativa allo Signoria di Sassuolo.

Per quanto riguarda la vita privata, Alessandro Tesauro sposò Margherita Mulazzi (1562-1615), e dal matrimonio nacquero almeno nove figli:
 Filiberto, il primogenito, ereditò i beni paterni;
 Ludovico fu docente all'Università di Torino, ebbe un seggio nel Senato torinese e fu autore di opere letterarie, la più nota delle quali fu la difesa della poesia di Giovan Battista Marino;
 Carlo Antonio fu docente all'Università di Torino;
 Lorenzo intraprese la carriera militare;
 Stefano e Teodoro intrapresero la carriera ecclesiastica;
 Clara Margherita e Dorotea sposarono appartenenti a famiglie dell'aristocrazia ducale;
 Emanuele, l'ultimogenito, fu gesuita e famoso letterato, autore del trattato Il cannocchiale aristotelico.

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Professor Meg Jordan is Chair of Integrative Health Studies at the California Institute of Integral Studies in San Francisco. She is a clinical medical anthropologist, RN specializing in integrative and collaborative practice models, a behavioral health specialist, National Board Certified Health and Wellness Coach (NBC-HWC), and a grant recipient from Aetna Foundation to explore health coaching for under served populations. She teaches advanced health coaching practices to numerous universities and medical organizations, Arizona's Center for Integrative Medicine, and the Functional Medicine Coaching Academy. Her keynotes and major presentations are sought by integrative health and wellness conferences in the US and abroad. In addition to mentoring and teaching graduate students, she has a clinical practice in behavioral medicine, working with guided imagery, cognitive restructuring coaching, and helping people navigate integrative health options.
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Brief description: Asia TEFL 2019, featuring the 17th Asia TEFL International Conference and the 6th FLLT (Foreign Language Learning and Teaching) International Conference, is a collaboration between Asia TEFL and the Language Institute of Thammasat University (LITU), Thailand, and runs June 27th-29th, 2019.


The year 2019 marks the 50th anniversary of the 1969 Santa Barbara oil spill. The Mellon Sawyer Seminar on Energy Justice in Global Perspective at UCSB is excited to invite you to our upcoming symposium, BEYOND THE SPILL: THE HISTORY AND POLITICS OF OIL IN CALIFORNIA, which will take place on January 24-25 at UCSB. Attached to this message you will find a poster that we would love for you to share with your colleagues, friends, and email lists. For a full schedule of symposium events and information on participants, please see our website at http://www.global.ucsb.edu/energyjustice/events.


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By HARVEY FREEDENBERG Special to the Star Tribune
March 30, 2013 — 4:15pm
In widely admired novels like "A Sport and a Pastime" and "Light Years," James Salter's great subject has been the often highly charged relations between men and women. His new novel, "All That Is," revisits that subject in a mature, unsentimental story of one man's restless search for love. That Salter is still producing work this appealing only two years from his 90th birthday makes it an even more impressive achievement.
"All That Is" follows Philip Bowman over four decades as he moves from World War II service in the Pacific to a career in publishing when it was "a different kind of business, it was a gentleman's occupation, the origin of the silence and elegance of bookstores and the freshness of new pages."
The connective tissue of the story is the series of romantic entanglements into which Bowman slips almost haphazardly. His relationships flourish and fade in a variety of sharply observed settings. Whether his setting is the Virginia horse country, a stylish dinner party in London or a Seville cafe, Salter writes with authority. And in painting those scenes, he captures the angst of the privileged classes who seem to have all anyone could desire and yet long for something that lies just out of reach.
Salter has long been lauded for his effortlessly beautiful prose and his deft characterization. Those talents are undiminished. One of Bowman's lovers is "damaged though she did not appear to be. Her beauty was unwary." Bowman's life is "like a diplomat's. He had status, respect, and limited means." As a young man, he believes that "when you love you see a future according to your dreams." By the novel's end, haunted by a failed marriage and broken relationships, his faith, if shaken, remains intact: "He believed in love — all his life he had — but now it was likely to be too late." And yet, he understands he has lived "the life beyond reckoning, the life that had been opened to him and that he had owned."
After a lifetime in the publishing business, Bowman concedes that "the power of the novel in the nation's culture had weakened." Even the most passionate reader today probably would agree with that assessment. Happily, writers like James Salter remain, and as long as that's true there will be an audience for quality fiction like this exquisite novel.
By: James Salter.
Publisher: Alfred A. Knopf, 290 pages, $26.95.
Review: Salter's considerable talents remain undimmed, and "All That Is" is as powerful, sensitive and beautiful as any of his earlier works.
Harvey Freedenberg is a freelance reviewer and member of the National Book Critics Circle.
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I've been going through some serious withdrawal symptoms. The last time I baked, or even ate a cupcake was in July ... July!! Thankfully October has begun which means there are plenty of Halloween cupcakes waiting to be baked. I'm starting my Halloween feast with candy corn cupcakes.
I think it's safe to say that no other candy sells more than candy corn this time of year. Last year candy corn was sold out at my local grocery store, so this year I made sure to stock up. Though it is a bit dangerous of having three jumbo-sized candy corn bags lurking around constantly. Anyways, I used my go to vanilla cupcakes and buttercream frosting which always rates 5 out of 5.
The three colored frosting means triple the amount of icing.
mmmm! I always use magnolia's recipe for cupcakes too! they are delicious!
Fabulous idea! Festive yet still elegant. Yummmmmmmmy!
Great idea! I just made some cupcakes. They're a great and easy treat to make! But one thing that confused me about the recipe.. where does the candy corn come in?
@Danielle: No where really. Just the frosting is made to resemble candy corn. I did think of putting it in the batter, but I was too chicken to try it out.
mmm these look really good and i love when october hits because that means candy corn! yay.
Yummm! Those look pretty tasty!
I'm loving that icing - very pretty presentation and not your everyday halloween cupcake! Wish we had candy corn over here!
These festive cupcakes are perfect for those that are not a fan of candy corn (not me!).
ok, I'm doing that, that's adorable!
How fun! And so perfect for Halloween.


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Kate Mattingly on the Forty Part Motet
SFMOMA was kind enough to offer The Consortium for Interdisciplinary Research student tickets for the opening and artist talks of the Forty Part Motet. BCNM's Kate Mattingly, PhD candidate in Theater, Dance, and Performance Studies and Designated Emphasis in New Media, had the opportunity to join this discussion:
On Saturday afternoon, November 14, Janet Cardiff and George Miller described 20 years of collaborations and creative projects during an Artist Talk at Fort Mason Center for the Arts. Their careers are impressive and their projects span a wide range of disciplines and formats. At one point, in the midst of a story about their creation for the 2001 Venice Biennale, Miller admitted they had never been to the Venice Biennale when they were invited to make a piece. Then he paused to ask who in the audience has been to the festival.
Many hands shot up.
This was a cultured and acculturated crowd, familiar with global festivals and blue chip artists. What made Cardiff and Miller so engaging was the awareness, intelligence, and modesty they brought to their explorations. At one point Cardiff said, "The way we work is we follow our intuition, and we've been lucky enough to do that."
Maybe it makes sense that Cardiff and Miller are deeply aware of their resources, opportunities, and surroundings. Some of their most well-known projects are "walks," that invite individuals to experience an environment using an audio or audio+video accompaniment. On these walks, as people move through a city street or train station, their senses are activated by stories they hear and images they see, both on screen and around them. Sights and sounds become fused with recent and historical moments, with images and memories that are evocative and resonant.
This kind of play with perception and exploration of technologies are through-lines of their projects. In Miller's 1998 "Jump" a television set hanging in a room appears to swing as its screen shows us feet landing from a jump. Miller described this as an example of our perceptions "messing with reality," or attributing cause and effect to situations that are not connected. Both Cardiff and Miller are invested in understanding "media as a language," meaning how media inform and influence what we know as reality. Each of their projects asks us what we see and notice, as well as how we ascribe significance to the sights and situations around us.
Even though their work incorporates acoustic and visual technologies, a human participant remains an essential component. In The Killing Machine, for instance, a human user presses a button to start the choreography of robotic mechanisms. In the walking projects, it's the merger of lived and recorded moments, these two worlds together, that create what Miller calls "a third world."
Such immersive experiences negotiate between presence and absence, between what is seen and what is imagined, triggering an enhancement of senses, or "seeing things in a different way." During Saturday's talk, Cardiff emphasized the poetic spaces that exist in their projects: gaps between images and ideas are included so that disparate elements are linked or connected through associations and resonances rather than linear paths.
During a question-and-answer session after their talk, SFMOMA associate curator Frank Smigiel asked the artists about the absence of human performers in their creations and the element of "menace" that seems to exist within these projects, especially The Killing Machine and The Paradise Institute, the piece made for the 2001 Venice Biennale.
Cardiff answered that it's a "completely different emotional connection" when people interact with an environment or installation. Their projects are not about live performance in terms of exchanges between performers and audiences, but rather are highly controlled, pre-recorded (they buy all their own equipment for installations), and reproducible. "We're control freaks," said Miller. Their work opens questions about our relationships with technologies, in particular the dialectics between vulnerability and protection, between intimacy and distance. On view at Fort Mason until January 18, 2016 is Cardiff's The Forty Part Motet, an installation of 40 speakers transmitting 59 voices singing Spem in alium nunquam habui (I have never put my hope in any other) created in 1573 by composer Thomas Tallis.
Tickets are available here. Click "Get tickets," then click on a day to attend, then scroll to "Quantity" or number of persons attending, and then pick a scheduled time. Admission is free.
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Poor time management is a major pitfall for many freelancers. Without a system for scheduling and prioritizing, we can end up earning less, feeling like we have no free time, and stressing out in our work and personal lives.
This ATA webinar will look at practical ways to organize your day, prioritize what matters to you, and tame the beasts of modern life, including email and smartphones.
David Rumsey is the current ATA President and past administrator of ATA's Nordic Division. He has been a translator since 1989. A former project manager for both translation agencies and end clients, David is currently an ATA-certified Danish-imto-English translator working on Scandinavian technical and medical projects.
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Everything is working perfectly. But since last week, after a power outage no one can connect to my IPv6 network. I've tried to forget network then reconnect but after input password my iDevice auto jump to other network. I'm using iOS Console application for check my device log and see this lines:

Sep 20 09:59:16 iPhone Preferences(AirPortSettings)[652] : -[APNetworksController _joinNetwork:isOtherNetwork:]: Moving new network to the top: >
  Sep 20 09:59:22 iPhone wifid[41] : WiFi:[496033162.489797]: __WiFiLQAMgrSetCurrentNetwork: SSID: IPv6 BSSID: a8:86:dd:b4:34:5 RSSI: -35 Chan: 11 ApEnv: 0
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  Sep 20 09:59:22 iPhone wifid[41] : WiFi:[496033162.558781]: Failed to join(-3924 - 0xFFFFF0AC): IPv6
  Sep 20 09:59:22 iPhone Preferences(MobileWiFi)[652] : WiFi:[496033162.563995]: __WiFiSecurityRemovePassword:[IPv6] Error result -25300
  Sep 20 09:59:22 iPhone Preferences(AirPortSettings)[652] : -[APNetworksController updateCurrentNetworkUI]: Moving former current (IPv6) back to the main list
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I don't know what is it. Try to ask Apple Support but they can't help. Does someone faced this issue like me? Please help!


The United Nations Climate Change's Momentum for Change initiative encourages organizations, cities, industries, universities, governments, and others taking bold leadership on climate change to apply for the UN Global Climate Action Award.
The award recognizes the most innovative and replicable examples of what people around the globe are doing to address climate change, in the hope of inspiring others to act. The selected activities will be recognized and celebrated at the UN Climate Conference (COP 25) in Chile.
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Applications for the 2019 UN Global Climate Action Award will be accepted from 11 February through 30 April 2019.


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Getting a full card of buttons is always a thrill. Even a partial card of buttons is a great find. However, the cards they come on are not always such a treat. In fact, 100+ year-old cardboard that's been exposed to too many elements can be down right disgusting. Like in the top picture, some are rusty, moldy, or crumble at the slightest touch. Others will surprise & delight as much as the buttons with their charming artwork.
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On a scale from Jon Snow to Varys, how in the know are you? Read on to find out.
On a scale from Jon Snow to Varys, how in the know are you?
As a human being with internet access, you are certainly aware the penultimate season of Game of Thrones is coming up in July. You probably have some feelings about this, either mixed excitement and dread because you are one of the many who would list Game of Thrones as one of the best things about television and perhaps life in general, or (still) mixed excitement and dread because you are part of the minority that fails to understand its beauty and are looking forward to it finally being over so people might stop talking about it all the damn time.
Now, for those of you who do love Game of Thrones and are struggling to come to terms with having to say goodbye to Westeros and all your favorite characters, HBO's announcement earlier this month that no less than four possible Game of Thrones spinoffs are currently in development was probably a happy one. Since then, information regarding these new projects has continued to trickle out, so let's take a look at what we know thus far.
The writers in charge of the four originally announced projects are Max Borenstein (Godzilla, Kong: Skull Island), Jane Goldman (Stardust, X-Men: First Class, Kingsman: The Secret Service), Brian Helgeland (L.A. Confidential, Mystic River), and Carly Wray (Mad Men, The Leftovers).
Last Sunday, Game of Thrones author/overlord George R. R. Martin confirmed via blog post that he has indeed been involved in the production of these spinoffs—though he much prefers the term "successor shows"—and revealed there is a fifth successor in the works as well, from a super secret mystery author who is, according to Martin, "a great guy and a fine writer." "Aside from me and maybe Elio and Linda," he continues, "I don't know anyone who knows and loves Westeros as well as he does." That "he" is probably Bryan Cogman, because if Martin is claiming the guy ranks just below himself and the co-authors of "The World of Ice & Fire" in his knowledge of Westeros, then it's a pretty safe bet that the man in question would be the author of "Inside HBO's Game of Thrones," who has also written nine episodes of the series thus far, spread across all six seasons — this would make Cogman the only one of the five who has written for the original show.
Assuming you do like Game of Thrones, everything thus far has probably been seriously good news. For my part, I also prefer the idea of the term "successor show." Before HBO announced a more long-term commitment to Westeros, the first season of Westworld, Game of Thrones' would-be successor on HBO in terms of production scale, narrative complexity, and cast size, demonstrated that for all its strengths it could never fill the gaping Westeros-sized hole that would be left behind by a post-Game of Thrones existence.
However, from this point on, your mileage may vary with several other details revealed by Martin regarding the five shows that may or may not be appearing on a screen at some point in the near or distant future.
First of all, about the whole having-to-come-to-terms-with-saying-goodbye-to-Westeros-and-all-your-favorite-characters thing: you'll still have to do one of those things, perhaps even both. Martin makes it very clear that none of these potential successors will features any familiar faces from Game of Thrones. Then again, dealing with saying goodbye to favorite characters is less a series finale thing and more of a constant, ever-since-Season-1-Episode-5 thing, so it's not like that's an unfamiliar hardship (yes, we all still miss Ned, but four episodes before "Baelor" poor Jory Cassel, Game of Throne's most lovable captain of the guard until Grey Worm, got stabbed through the eye by Jamie Lannister, and I think that loss deserves more recognition). Martin also adds that "some may not even be set on Westeros"—i.e. we might be going back to Essos, visiting the mysterious third continent of Sothoryos, or even venturing beyond the edge of the Known World.
In one aspect, "successor show" is a bit of a misnomer. According to Martin, all five shows are dealing with a pre-Game of Thrones timeline: that's right, prequels, not sequels. But, as mentioned before, no familiar faces, so no Robert's Rebellion. Martin further adds that everything important about the Rebellion would be revealed by the end of Game of Thrones, rendering such a spinoff redundant.
No Ser Duncan the Tall and Aegon the Unlikely, either. Of those stars of three novellas, Martin has said he isn't done with the pair yet, and has "at least seven or eight or 10 more I want to write" (he doesn't want to have a potential show get ahead of him again, as Game of Thrones has). One would hope, though, that he doesn't see fit to write those before publishing "Winds of Winter," or his fans might literally begin to spontaneously combust.
So, what we've got right now is five pilot scripts for Game of Thrones successors in the works. It doesn't mean we'll get five shows out of it, but it seems pretty safe to say that we'll eventually get at least one. And Martin also notes (in a very large font size, all caps, bolded and italicized) that he is still working on "Winds of Winter," which is his Game of Thrones universe equivalent to the "The Silmarillion" (the "GRRMarillion," to use Martin's term), plus four new "Wild Cards" books, and "some things I can't tell you about yet" — you've got to hand it to him, the man knows how to bait an audience.
Game of Thrones may be nearing an end, but it is now looking less and less like the end of Game of Thrones' dominion over television. Long may it reign.


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Dawn Belkin Martinez, clinical associate professor at Boston University School of Social Work (BUSSW), and members of the BUSSW Equity & Inclusion committee have developed one of the first online courses to help people and organizations understand the compelling topic of structural and institutional racism. In its first free online course offering, The Network for Professional Education at BUSSW makes the 3-part module Understanding Structural & Institutional Racism available to anyone at no cost. Prof. Belkin Martinez, who also serves as the associate dean for Equity & Inclusion at the school, developed the online course after searching for an existing one without success.
"The continuing impacts of structural and institutional racism are painful to learn about, talk about, see and experience," says Belkin Martinez. "Confronting this reality may be a new experience for some, a lived experience for others, and uncomfortable for all, particularly because we each approach it from our own unique life journey and cannot help but bring our pasts into the conversation."
Working with a small team of course developers, including PhD candidates Greer Hamilton and Noor Toraif, Belkin Martinez collaborated with faculty and staff throughout BUSSW to create the module.
As Prof. Belkin Martinez says in the course introduction, "While this module doesn't provide the final word on these difficult and challenging issues, we hope that it will expand our knowledge base, introduce new concepts and approaches, and help us work together to build a better, more antiracist world."
The free online course was designed to help participants expand their knowledge of the interlocking social systems and ideology that are the foundations of racial inequality in our society. Targeted to social workers and health and human service providers, and those interested in expanding their understanding of the history and impact of structural and institutional racism, the self-paced module contains content for beginner to intermediate levels.
Introduces initial core concepts that are used throughout the module: political economy, racial capitalism, white supremacy, and structural and institutional racism.
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Concludes with a look at the history of antiracist activism in the U.S., and the role social workers can play in opposing racism.
The three sections of the module take approximately one hour to complete; there is no test for the course; and no continuing education (CE) credits are available.
As social workers, our code of ethics requires us to take action against oppression and racism. "Understanding Structural & Institutional Racism" is an effort to help us do that effectively.
Dawn Belkin Martinez is a clinical associate professor and associate dean of Equity and Inclusion at the Boston University School of Social Work. Formerly the chief social worker on the Inpatient Psychiatry Service at Children's Hospital and an instructor of Psychiatry at Harvard Medical School, she has nearly 30 years of experience as a scholar, educator, clinician, and activist in Liberation Health, anti-oppressive practice, and family therapy. She is the co-author of the book "Social Justice in Clinical Practice, A Liberation Health Framework for Social Work" and a founding member of the Boston Liberation Health Group.
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ISOLATION, PURIFICATION AND IDENTIFICATION OF SOME MULTI-DRUG RESISTANT FOOD-BORNE PATHOGENS IN LEBANESE FRESH PRODUCE (Published)
Article Author: Khatib A, Olama Z., Khawaja G.
Fresh produce can be a vehicle for the transmission of multi drug resistant pathogens capable of causing human illnesses and some of them can grow on fresh-cut vegetables. The present study was designed to monitor the occurrence of Esherichia coli, Salmonella and Listeria monocytogenes, in Lebanese fresh produce with the possibility of reducing the contamination using acetic acid and sodium chloride at5°C as dressing sauce and 22°C as a washing solution. A total of about 145 samples of conventional and organic fresh produce were collected from different 10 agricultural fields, 14 grocery stores and 7 market places in Lebanon from north to south areas (during June through December 2013). Salmonella and Listeria monocytogenes were not detected in all the collected samples, however 26.8% of produce items were positive for non-O157:H7 E.coli, the highest contamination with fecal E. coli occurred in leafy green produce (purslane, thyme, parsley and lettuce) except peppermint items were fecal E. coli free . The transition from pre-harvest to post-harvest stage showed an increase in fecal contamination load whereas in farms the prevalence of E. coli was 25.7 % and became 52.9% in market place. However organic fresh produce showed the lowest load in coliform counts and prevalence of E. coli. A total of 23% E. coli isolates are considered to be multidrug resistant since they showed resistance to ≥ 3antibiotic classes (β-lactam, tetracycline and folate inhibitor). It was revealed that 2g of sodium chloride results in a survival of MDR E. coli. A and may limit antibacterial effect of vinegar with low acidity (2% acetic acid) resulting in the reduction of 1.5 log10 CFU/ml after 20 min at room temperature , in contrast washing treatment solution with 4% acetic acid reduces 2.42 log10 CFU/ml within 10 min. Dressing sauce showed strong inhibition of inoculated Salmonella enteritidis after 3 hours of storage at 5±°C. On the other hand a total reduction of 0.2 and 3 log10 CFU/g were noticed with MDR E. coli A at zero time and after 3hrs respectively, where the total inhibition of MDR E. coli A was achieved after 6hrs of storage at 5±1°C.
Keywords: Identification, Isolation, Lebanese fresh produce, food-borne pathogens
Article Author: Khatib A, Olama Z, Khawaja G
THEME OF ALIENATION IN MODERN LITERATURE (Published)
Article Author: Abdul Saleem
Alienation is the basic form of rootlessness, which forms the subject of many psychological, sociological, literary and philosophical studies. Alienation is a major theme of human condition in the contemporary epoch. It is only natural that a pervasive phenomenon like alienation should leave such an indelible impact upon the contemporary literature. Alienation emerges as natural consequence of existential predicament both in intrinsic and extrinsic terms. The theme of alienation has been variously dealt with persistently and unflinchingly in modern literature. The alienated protagonist is a recurrent figure in much of the twentieth century American and European fiction. Alienation in its various forms, has been dealt with in the existentialistic literature. Owing to its historical and socio-cultural reasons, the Indo-English literature also, could not remain unaffected by it. Alienation is the result of loss of identity. The dispossessed personality's search for identity is a common place theme in modern fiction. Man fails to perceive today the very purpose behind life and the relevance of his existence in a hostile world. Edmund Fuller remarks that in our age "man suffers not only from war, persecution, famine and ruin, but from inner problems ——— a conviction of isolation, randomness, meaninglessness in his way of existence ".The paper will discuss and analyze theme of alienation in modern literature in general and Indo-English literature in particular from different angles. It will be contextualized by referring profusely the works of renowned writers. Nuances of the word alienation will also be discussed thoroughly
Keywords: Alienation, Existence, Existentialism, Identity, Isolation, Predicament, Randomness, Rootlessness
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At the end of last year the first two volumes of the Manual of Afrotropical Diptera were published. The book is a compendium of our knowledge of flies from the largest biogeographical and most diverse region, sub-Saharan Africa. Volume 1 contains 11 introductory chapters dealing with collection, preservation, morphology, natural history, phylogeny, biogeography and conservation of Afrotropical Diptera, as well as their agricultural, medical and forensic significance.
Volume two has chapters describing 43 familias of Lower Diptera (nematocerus and lower brachycerous flies), and includes three chapters co-authored by Vladimir Blagoderov, Principal Curator of Invertebrates at National Museums Scotland. Each chapter provides diagnosis of the family, details of biology and immature stages, classification and identification keys to the genera, and synopsis of the Afrotropical fauna. Both volumes include more than 3,500 illustrations, almost half of them are photographs of real specimens, so it will be very easy to use for both experts and anybody interested in flies.
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