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Joseph Rodolphe Albert Millaire (né à Montréal le  et mort le ) est un acteur et metteur en scène québécois.

Il a étudié au Collège de l'Assomption, puis il est entré au Conservatoire d'art dramatique de Montréal.

Biographie
Il a grandi dans le quartier de Ville-Émard (maintenant l'arrondissement Le Sud-Ouest) à Montréal, près du canal de Lachine. Après 50 ans de carrière, il écrit une autobiographie intitulée Mes Amours de personnages dans lequel il partage ses souvenirs, des anecdotes, etc.

 Il était le neveu du docteur Édouard Millaire (1882-1949) qui a joué un match avec les Canadiens de Montréal lors de la saison inaugurale de Association nationale de hockey en 1910.

Carrière théâtrale
Il s'impose rapidement comme un acteur possédant plusieurs cordes à son arc, en incarnant des personnages tant dans des pièces classiques que modernes. Il joue notamment dans des pièces de Bertolt Brecht, Paul Claudel, Jacques Ferron, mais aussi dans des œuvres plus classiques comme Hamlet, Dom Juan ou le Festin de pierre, Tartuffe ou l'Imposteur, et le Misanthrope. Il est très souvent associé à la vie théâtrale québécoise et montréalaise, car il a fréquemment joué dans plusieurs théâtres montréalais dont le théâtre du Nouveau Monde. Toutefois, il participe également au Festival shakespearien de Stratford, en Ontario, où il est metteur en scène et comédien.

Carrière au cinéma et à la télévision
Il a aussi participé à plusieurs téléromans et téléséries, dont Au chenal du moine, Filles d'Ève, Le Courrier du roy, D'Iberville, ainsi que Edgar Allan, détective. Il a aussi été impliqué dans de nombreuses productions de téléthéâtre de Radio-Canada, dont des pièces de Racine, Shakespeare, Camus, Jacques Rampal (il interprète le rôle d'Alceste, dans la pièce Célimène et le Cardinal) et Rostand. Plus récemment, il fait partie de la distribution de la télésérie fantastique Grande Ourse. Il joue aussi le père de Brett Montgomery dans Le cœur a ses raisons.

Direction théâtrale

Il a été le codirecteur-fondateur du Centre-Théâtre, directeur artistique adjoint du théâtre d'été Chanteclerc, directeur artistique adjoint du théâtre du Nouveau-Monde, directeur artistique du théâtre populaire du Québec, directeur artistique du théâtre du Bois-de-Coulonge, secrétaire général de l'Union des artistes et président du Conseil canadien du statut de l'artiste.

Filmographie

Télévision

 1957 : Au chenal du moine : Romain Cournoyer
 1958 : Le Courrier du roy : Michel LeNeuf
 1960 : Filles d'Ève : Benoît Chatel
 1967 : D'Iberville : Pierre Lemoyne d'Iberville
 1969 : Quelle famille! : Guy Rougeau
 1969 : Au Pays de l'arc-en-ciel (v.o.a) Adventures in the Rainbow Country(série télévisée, 1969) : Roger Lemieux
 1976 : Grand-Papa : Raoul Gagnon
 1981 : Edgar Allan, détective : Edgar Allan
 1982 : Monsieur le ministre : Paul Goddefroy
 1983 : La Vie promise : Willie
 1985 : Cyrano de Bergerac : Rôle-titre (Téléthéâtre de Radio-Canada, émission "Les Beaux Dimanches")
 1986 : La Clé des champs : Jean-Louis Boivin
 1987 : Laurier : Sir Wilfrid Laurier
 1994 : À nous deux! : Gilles Saint-Pierre
 1995 : Le Sorcier : Hervé Dubuc
 1995 : Jalna : Philippe Whiteoak
 1997 : Le Volcan tranquille : Épiphane Plamondon
 1998 : Jamais sans amour : L'Obsession : Roman Dubois
 1992 : Les Contes d'Avonlea : Pierre Lapierre
 1999 : Juliette Pomerleau :
 2002 : Napoléon (mini-série)
 2005 : L'Héritière de Grande Ourse : Julien Beaumont
 2005 : Le cœur a ses raisons : Doug Montgomery
 2006 : La Chambre 13 : Lebeau
 2013 : Mémoires vives : Antoine Hamelin

Pièces de théâtre

Mise en scène

Bibliographie

Honneurs
 1983 - Prix Victor-Morin
 1989 - Membre de l'ordre du Canada
 1991 - Laurier d'or, du Collège de l'Assomption, son Alma mater
 1995 - Chevalier de l'ordre national du Québec
 2005 - Compagnon de l'ordre du Canada
 2006 - Prix du Gouverneur général pour les arts de la scène
 2007 - Doctorat honorifique de l'Université de Montréal
 2014 - Prix Gémeaux du meilleur rôle de soutien masculin téléroman pour Mémoires vives

Notes et références

Voir aussi

Liens externes

 Fiche télé sur Qui Joue Qui ?
 Fonds Albert Millaire (R16145) à Bibliothèque et Archives Canada

Naissance en janvier 1935
Naissance à Montréal
Acteur québécois de cinéma
Acteur québécois de télévision
Acteur québécois de théâtre
Compagnon de l'Ordre du Canada
Chevalier de l'Ordre national du Québec
Chevalier de l'ordre de la Pléiade
Décès en août 2018
Décès à Montréal
Décès à 83 ans

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From the Northern Desert to the Εnd of the Indian Ocean
Bishop Makarios of Nairobi
It could be said that our Missionary course has neither a beginning nor an end. We set out on a mission without knowing where we will end up: a life of adventures and surprises from one end of the African continent to the other. We still have a long way to go in order to fulfill our sacred mission. We may get tired, but it seems that God cares so much about His work that He takes good care of us as regards meeting our basic and essential needs.
I never expected or imagined that God would make me worthy of reaching once again this point of extreme condescension and blessing. It was not something that just happened magically. It took a lot of superhuman efforts, hunger and thirst, fatigue, sleeplessness, endless hours of travelling by car in difficult conditions! Another thing that troubled us was the encounter with wild animals, which seemed to be everywhere! The case of an aggressive elephant in the middle of our journey was something we will never forget; thank God it was daytime, otherwise it would have torn us apart. Nature is beautiful, animals small and big. We thanked God for creating everything in wisdom and for saving us.
We arrived in the desert where the famous Turkana tribe lives and works: a primitive and unique tribe, which still retains all the manners and customs of their ancestors and older generations. They claim to be descendants of Alexander the Great and are proud of this, since some of the objects they use, such as the cloak that covers their bodies, the helmet and others seem to justify their theory.
New Year's Eve! It was raining day and night. How could we go to our Orthodox church for the New Year's worship service? It seemed impossible, but we had to and we dared. It does not matter that we walked in the mud and found it a little difficult to reach. The whole discomfort was worth it. What wonderful melodies, what a feast for the eyes as well as the ears! And of course, chanted in the local dialect. Then we had the chance to conduct the Divine Liturgy and the ordination of a deacon. The message of Orthodoxy was heard so loudly that it definitely made the people living on the border start wondering and wanting to learn more about our faith. What a blessed New Year Day it was! As always, after the sacramental thanksgiving feast, traditional dances and songs followed with the dancers making graceful movements and leaps.
This is not as far as we went though. We visited the other two parish communities as well. The journey was difficult, since due to the continuous rainfall, the supposed road had turned into countless pond-size puddles! We saw the work carried out by our priests despite all the tropical and natural changes and interventions. Our churches are beautiful, imposing in the wilderness, consecrated in previous visits (St. John the Forerunner, St. Nicholas, St. Peter the Apostle), a living testimony of Orthodoxy in the middle of nowhere.
However, the biggest problem that people here have to face is that of hunger. Nowadays that we are supposed to live in a "civilized society", it is totally unbelievable and unacceptable to have fellow human beings dying of hunger anywhere in the world. It is a shame on the human race. These people are literally starving! We had to help them in any possible way. Our Church is at the forefront of such situations. We bought food supplies to distribute among the needy and destitute, the forgotten creatures of God who are suffering, and managed to give them a little joy and hope.
In one case we also distributed cooked rice to small children. This is not a common situation compared with what we take for granted as regards food. People, young and old, starving to death! We thanked our Lord because despite all the difficulties, we were able to fulfill this mission as well.
In the next few days, we continued our ministry in other areas, too. Apart from the sacraments of our Church, particularly the Holy Eucharist, all the services that we conducted, such as weddings, sanctifications, funerals and others, were attended by a large number of people. The churches were all crowded to suffocation, with the faithful attending and actively participating in all the services, which was something amazing. It also shows that God is watching over us too, protecting and supporting us so that we can share life and His Resurrection all together.
From there, after this long journey, we arrived in Lamos, that is, from the north we reached the East, where we conducted the sacred services in a makeshift church dedicated to St. Panteleimon- we moved towards the end of the Indian Ocean, exactly next to Islamic Somalia! In the meantime, it is known here that fanatical Muslims literally slaughtered Christians mercilessly, which is why there were police and army everywhere. We, of course, would walk after making the sign of the cross. As for the army and the police, seeing a white man traveling to these places despite the danger, filled them with suspicion.
Thus, on arriving at the Indian Ocean, we started preparations for the Blessing of the Waters service. Just then, two military vehicles stopped nearby and armed soldiers wearing masks jumped out and took up positions, as if ready for action. As calmly as I could, I put on my stole and my little omophorion, and we started conducting the service. As soon as the soldiers realized that our purpose was purely religious, they lowered their weapons and left calmly. We continued our service.
On the same day that the waters of the Indian Ocean were sanctified, a bus carrying a lot of passengers fell into the sea off the ocean and sank. Amazingly enough, all the passengers were rescued! Not a single one drowned. What a miracle indeed! Someone who incidentally watched the whole scene was more than surprised. He happened to be friends on Facebook with one of my kids. He called my son and asked him who was this priest who threw a cross into the ocean, and mine explained to him that it was our Orthodox Bishop. And then he, without knowing much about miracles, exclaimed "Well, this is why all the people were saved and no one drowned, since the Bishop sanctified the waters of the Indian Ocean!"
O Lord, how great are Thy works!
His Eminence Geron bishop Makarios of Nairobi has served the Orthodox Mission in Kenya since 1977. He was ordained the bishop of Zimbabwe in 1998 and in 2001 he was moved to Kenya.
The first church in Eastern Congo
"O Lord, support Your Holy Church, which You have purchased with Your most precious blood". Each one of us could agree that
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Dear Friends of Mission, It is with feelings of joy and gratitude that I am writing these lines for your prestigious magazine,
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As part of our tour that took place during the month of October from our Holy Diocese of Kisumu and Western Kenya,
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Over 100 area senior citizens braved the cold to celebrate the holidays with their neighbors at Western Row Elementary on December 12.
Each guest received a framed One Hundred Years from Now poem and a handmade card thanking them for coming.
"The second grade students created the cards and framed artwork in our STEAM class," shared second grade art teacher Jeanetta Noble. "They made the colorful background paper with marbling ink in a large bucket of water. The marbling ink was purchased through a grant from the MCS foundation."
The poem was intended for students to encourage senior citizens, and show appreciation to them as valued members of the Mason community.
The traditional holiday meal was only made more delicious with caring student servers and welcoming greeters. All the preparation and practice were obvious during the luncheon. Students, dressed in their nicest clothes, were the perfect hosts as their guests enjoyed a meal of turkey, mashed potatoes, green beans, rolls, and stuffing.
Following lunch, two second grade homeroom classes, led by Western Row Music teacher Marylee Vennemeyer, performed several holiday songs, ending with "The Twelve Days of Christmas." Twelve students, each representing one of the days and playing a different instrument, went into the audience and selected seniors to help play their instruments during the song.
Western Row's Nico Marietta did an awesome job filling in for Mr. Messer as WR Principal for the Day - an honor his parents secured at the Mason Schools Foundation Gala.


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Gifts to help underwrite capital and facilities renovations, our athletics facilities, and campus improvements, such as the new Chapel and the art therapy and studio art programs, are an investment in enhancing the student experience at Caldwell for generations to come.
To Keep Caldwell's Catholic Dominican Identity at the Heart of Its Mission, a Chapel Must Serve as the Heart of Our Campus Relocating the Mother Joseph Chapel to a bright, inviting, highly visible space on the first floor of the Newman Center affirms our commitment to our Catholic Dominican roots by creating a dedicated place for prayer and reflection. The creation of the new chapel, a heartfelt acknowledgment of gratitude to our founders and sponsors, the Sisters of Saint Dominic, will serve as an enduring tribute to their vision for a university that places academic study hand-in-hand with spiritual development and practice.
Stained glass windows adorning the existing chapel will be moved to the new space, ensuring the continuation of the legacy of the artist, Sister Julia Marie Moore, OP.
With ample seating the new chapel will provide an intimate venue for worship and spiritual life.
A Vibrant, Inclusive Social Culture Forms the Foundation of a Robust, Engaged Campus Community Over the last ten years, the university has seen a 25% increase in the demand for on-campus housing. There are nearly 600 students living in the residence halls, which are at 96% capacity.
Goals to meet growing needs: The strategic goal of enlarging the student body represents an increasing need not only for more residential spaces, but also for those that are modern, well-designed, and well-equipped.
Going Social: Creating new common space is critically important to increasing opportunities for team building through group project activities, the forming of social bonds, and for strengthening each student's relationship with the university. By re-appropriating the unused chapel space in Mother Joseph Residence Hall to create a state-of-the-art student lounge, we will develop a next-generation venue, powered by technology, to accommodate campus events, group study, recreation, and relaxation.
Getting Results: Increased social integration and social satisfaction are important factors in retention and graduation rates, which is why the imperative of creating community will impact all areas of university life.
The New Lounge Will Include: Leading-edge media, audio, and video equipment for independent and group use Telepresence tools that help create "in person" meeting experiences using high definition imagery such as videoconferencing The new lounge will free up space in existing smaller floor lounges for use as residence hall rooms, expanding our capacity to meet the increasing demand for on-campus housing.
Leveraging the Power of Art to Inform, Inspire, Transform, and Heal Art provides us with new eyes, allowing us to see the unseen, embrace a sense of wonder, and experience a more profound connection with one another and with our world. Caldwell's art therapy and studio art students are bringing their considerable skills and talents to a world in desperate need of beauty, affirmation, compassion, and understanding.


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Under the Radar Review: The Indigo Room
Author: New York Theater Published Date: January 8, 2023 Leave a Comment on Under the Radar Review: The Indigo Room
I had a whale of a time for much of "The Indigo Room," which is part of this year's Under the Radar theater festival, and can certainly count as theater. But it is more than that – maybe too much more. "The Indigo Room" features a fun, hip American carnival, some beautiful Native American rituals, an icebreaking social experiment, serial swag handouts, and a disorienting art installation, as well as a long monologue by Timothy White Eagle, the show's co-creator, performer, and production designer, whose stories sometimes bring us into uncharted waters, involving a whale — which is where, I'm sorry to say, I got lost.
Our participation began as a convoluted affair. As soon as we entered the lobby of La MaMa's Ellen Stewart theater, we were handed a little paper packet of salt, a set of ear plugs, and a red disc – all of which were eventually put to use.
We put the disk through a contraption that selected a postcard with a symbol on it, which we then took with us to the second floor, outfitted like a carnival, and found the same symbol on one of the signs next to seven carnival games. My card's illustration looked like a pair of lips, and I didn't see any symbol that matched it, but when I passed by one of the friendly carnies — each of whom comes equipped with colorful costumes, painted faces and fake mustaches – she said that the card matched her game, which she called Barbie Bullseye. The aim was to throw the Barbie at the Velcro-outfitted bullseyes on the wall. (I eventually got one Barbie stuck by her head, but felt guilty about it.)
Once you finished the game to which you were assigned, you could play any or all of the rest. I also played Wheel of Fortune, in which a turn of the wheel and a flip of a coin determined which fortune I would be given on a card I could take home (Mine said: "Increasing the Love of Life is What Gets Us Through the Loss.") I didn't play the one with a man on a game board with his head sticking out, where you're supposed to use a huge pair of tweezers to pick out his organs. "The game is called Operation,but I like to call it My Orifice Hours." he told me, as a theatergoer carefully plucked out first the man's toy penis then his hand.
The carnival lasted for a satisfying half hour. "The Indigo Room" went on for another ninety minutes. We were asked to find the one other person who had the same postcard we had. My card-mate was named Adam, who told me the illustration on our card was really of a whale, and I should have posed in the Whale Photo Booth (where you put your head through the hole above the body of a whale.) In any case, we walked together through what we were told was the inside of a whale (that was the art installation), and emerged on the other side, in the theater proper, where White Eagle greeted us.
Much of the rest of "The Indigo Room" was White Eagle's monologue, punctuated by several rituals, which were visually striking and accompanied by stomps and chants. Some of these he asked us to engage in; most we just witnessed. The first ritual: We each opened up the packet of salt we were given and placed it in a jar of water passed around the theater, then put into a large glowing glass container in the middle.
Throughout, White Eagle told stories. Some were personal. He reminisced about his adoptive parents. He talked about a "lusty lover" making pasta (after which he asked us to picture the lustiest lover in our life, take a deep breath and hum.) Most of the stories were mythic. One or two he told involved twins getting swallowed by a whale. It was at this juncture — a confession — I drifted. I'll take responsibility for this. But White Eagle's voice was calming rather than engaging, the theater was dark, we were now largely passive auditors while we had been fully active participants, and neither his stories nor the disparate elements of the overall work seemed to me to have a point; I didn't see what it all added up to.
It eventually became evident that I was wrong, at least about the stories. Although it took too long to become clear, they seemed to suggest a theme of loss, and living through it. This made me wonder whether everybody's Wheel of Fortune card was the same as mine.
And maybe the reason for the carnival was to suggest some of the many playful ways one can increase the love of life to get us through the loss.
But what's with all the whales? Bible students learn that the story of Jonah and the Whale is about repentance and forgiveness. White Eagle seems to be using this familiar story as a metaphor for surviving trauma. Or maybe he just likes whales. I certainly treasure the last trinket he gifted each of us – a small ceramic sculpture of a beautiful blue whale.
The Indigo Room is at La MaMa's Ellen Stewart Theater through January 22, 2023
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Chapter 19 – We have lift off!
Jason and I decided that we should try to cheer ourselves up by investing in the house and redecorating some of the rooms. We hadn't spent a lot of time or money since the house had been first built five years earlier and some parts were starting to look decidedly tired. This brought us to the point where we decided the time had finally come to move Zac out of the nursery and give him is own 'big boys' room. He would move across the landing into what was a spare room, which meant that we needed to build cupboard space and tidy the room we used as an office and general store room to make that a second spare room.
Overall we ended up decorating three rooms, having the paintwork in the nursery freshened up and then having the full house repainted. The project gave me a focus and gave the family a feel good factor, as we got excited about how nice the house was going to look with all the changes.
I hired an interior designer to give me ideas and a mood board for the downstairs and ordered new wallpaper and curtains for the lounge and dining area. We had new floor to ceiling cupboards built in the new guest room, created a new office area and spent a fortune on new bedroom furniture and accessories for Zac.
After looking at pirate themed rooms for months and deciding on various elements that I thought looked really cool and perfect for Zac, he informed me that he wanted a football themed room and certainly not pirates. There was no persuading him, so football it was. I refused however to have green curtains, walls or bedding and was adamant it wasn't going to be Hull City's black and amber, instead I found a gorgeous mix of wallpaper, bedding and curtains in various blues and reds with the highlight being a huge navy silhouette of a footballer on one wall. I had his first Hull City shirt framed, which was signed by Dean Windass, along with our programme from the Wembley final where Deano scored, which we put on one wall too. He absolutely loved it and he especially loved his two huge drawers under his bed, one for fancy dress and one for football kits. It was all designed around him for him and he loved everything about it.
Then it hit me. We were moving Zac out of the nursery. We had an empty nursery, a situation I had been trying to avoid. What was worse was that the painters had taken down all his nursery paintings from the back of the two doors in the kitchen before I had had time to take them down myself and when I came home from work that night to see two freshly painted, white doors, it was like someone was stripping the house of my baby. Removing every trace from the house. I broke my heart that night and I can honestly say that the act of someone removing those painting still hurts me to this day. I wasn't ready. I hadn't realised they would need taking down and I hadn't prepared myself for what was a huge milestone in his growing up and our family dynamic moving further forward and further away from babies.
That weekend we spent a Sunday afternoon putting Zac's furniture together with all three of us involved. It was lovely spending time doing something together and as it was all starting to take shape Zac was getting more and more excited, to the point where he was starting to get hyper and get on our nerves!
We had three funky box shelves for one of the walls and I put his old comforter 'nan nights' in one of them and I proudly showed him where he could keep it and show it off. He was incensed at my suggestion and told me that it was not for his new room and that it was for babies. I pleaded with him to hang onto it in his new room and that he didn't need it in his bed but it could have a new home on his shelf but he again told me I had to take it back to the nursery for babies.
I walked out of the room and across the landing back into the nursery, holding 'nan nights' and I placed the frayed worn out teddy back on the shelf with all the other baby teddies. I felt like I was betraying 'nan nights' that had previously spent every waking and sleeping moment with Zac, so much so he was mostly threadbare. I was desperately trying not to cry but it felt like the final act in saying goodbye to my baby. He didn't want his comforter anymore and we had nobody else who would love it. Zac's words cut threw me and I had big heavy sobs caught up in my throat. It all seemed so ridiculous but yet so hurtful and painful. Jason had obviously had a word with Zac, as he followed me into the nursery and gave me a hug. My little four year old boy was comforting me about a bloody washed out, worn out teddy. It was ridiculous! And yet, as ridiculous as it seemed, it was another seemingly insignificant, innocent moment that broke my heart and reminded me of what I was missing. I missed my baby boy and both myself and 'nan nights' were missing having a baby to love us.
That night as I lay with Zac in his bed having our usual little chat before he closed his eyes he said: "Mummy, why were you crying? Do you want me to have that teddy in my room?" I smiled at his innocent question and I had to agree with him that it was for babies and that I was crying because he was growing up and I felt that 'nan nights' didn't have anyone to love it. I suggested I would pop in every now and again and say hello so he wasn't lonely. After Zac then said that he would have it in his room, I was quick to reassure him 'nan nights' didn't belong in his big boy, football room and I tucked him in, squeezing him good night. My baby boy was so grown up in so many ways these days.
Later that week I got my period. Another milestone. Another cycle. Another chance.
The following weekend we finished moving all Zac's clothes and bits and pieces, which gave us the opportunity to clear out a load of old stuff from nursery. We changed the room round so it wasn't just as it had been and now empty, we put sofa in one corner and left the door open so it wasn't closed away. Having the cot bed as a bed rather than the cot also helped, and in fact it made it a nice guest room for when Minnie or Zara came to stay.
This time, just one week later, it didn't feel like we were losing a baby but that we were preparing for a baby and preparing for a future. Instead of being sad at throwing things away, I had starting thinking that I wouldn't put that on my new baby or that something was too old or too worn for a new baby. Just seven days later, the same chores now seemed liberating and positive and I started to feel lighter, brighter and physically more capable of picking myself up. My mood seemed to thrive on the thought that now Zac needed to move into his new room to make way for a new baby, which was a complete revelation compared to my dark mood and thoughts from the previous weekend.


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When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, the NABC was there for the blueberry industry, serving as a conduit to key resources and tools to help the industry navigate this challenging time. The NABC also worked to ensure blueberry growers qualified for Coronavirus Food Assistance Program (CFAP) payments. After an initial USDA market analysis ruled that the blueberry industry was not eligible, the NABC rallied with industry leadership and advocated for the inclusion of blueberry growers in CFAP, providing a crucial lifeline to those severely impacted by COVID-19.
As the impacts of the pandemic begin to ease, NABC will continue to help you navigate remaining challenges and issues that arise. Provided below are links to the latest information and continued assistance programs from relevant federal agencies and NABC.
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Key Facts about COVID-19 by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
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COVID-19 Global Cases Dashboard by the Center for Systems Science and Engineering at Johns Hopkins University
Coronavirus Food Assistance Program by the U.S. Department of Agriculture
Food Safety and the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration
COVID-19 Federal Rural Resource Guide by the U.S. Department of Agriculture
Interim Guidance from CDC and the U.S. Department of Labor by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Agricultural Employer Checklist for Creating a COVID-19 Assessment and Control Plan by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Guidance for Businesses and Employers by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
H-2A Visa Program by the U.S. Department of Agriculture
COVID-19 Overview by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)
COVID-19 Standards by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)
Guidance on Preparing Workplaces for COVID-19 by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)
Identifying Critical Infrastructure During COVID-19 by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security
COVID-19 Essential Employee Letter by the North American Blueberry Council
Pandemic Preparedness in the Workplace and the Americans With Disabilities Act by the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Perishable Agricultural Commodities Act (PACA) FAQ's: Related to COVID-19 Impact on the Fruit and Vegetable Industry by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration
COVID-19 Webinar: Labor and Workplace Q&A by the North American Blueberry Council
Interim Guidance for Implementing Safety Practices for Critical Infrastructure Workers Who May Have Had Exposure to a Person with Suspected or Confirmed COVID-19 by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
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Pesticides: Disinfectants for Use Against SARS-CoV-2 by the United States Environmental Protection Agency
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FDA Provides Temporary Flexibility Regarding Nutrition Labeling of Certain Packaged Food in Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration
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COVID-19 FAQ for Foodservice: Receiving and Food Packaging by North Carolina State University
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Best Practices for Retail Food Stores, Restaurants, and Food Pick-Up/Delivery Services During the COVID-19 Pandemic by U.S. Food and Drug Administration
COVID-19 FAQ for Grocery Stores: General Questions and Employee Health by North Carolina State University
COVID-19 FAQ for Foodservice: General Questions and Employee Health by North Carolina State University
COVID-19 Food Safety FAQ for Takeout by North Carolina State University
Handling COVID-19 at Farmers' Markets by North Carolina State University
Handling COVID-19 at U-Pick Farms by North Carolina State University
Handling COVID-19 at Community Gardens by North Carolina State University
COVID-19 Impact by FoodMinds and the North American Blueberry Council
Berry Category Weekly Volume and Pricing Trends at Retail w/e 4.18 by FoodMinds and the North American Blueberry Council
COVID-19 and Food Safety FAQ by North Carolina State University
COVID-19 and Food Safety FAQ: Shopping and Handling Groceries by North Carolina State University
Preventing the Spread of Coronavirus Disease 2019 in Homes and Residential Communities by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Coronavirus (COVID-19) Resources by the Produce For Better Health Foundation
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The Tecoma Village Action Group is a representative group and as such wants to know what are the concerns of residents, traders and visitors to Tecoma. Periodically we take surveys of people who interact with Tecoma and would like to see improvements made, some things to remain for future generations, and the whole gambit in between.
TVAG meets regularly with Local Government, the Shire of Yarra Ranges, through the Shire of Yarra Ranges Township Groups Network and contributes to the wider development of the Hills communities. If you have any specific concern that you would like to pass on, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
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Thanks to everybody who responded to the survey. Please find the results of the survey below.
Respondents were then prompted to add further comments if they wished to. Many referred to the character of not only the town, but the surrounding local community ie the Dandenong Ranges. A number of respondents indicated they appreciated the small village feel of the town, while not being too far away from Melbourne. The environment was also often mentioned as a reason that Tecoma was special to them.
Of those who indicated Tecoma was not special to them, the lack of character was referred to, including after the construction of the McDonalds fast food outlet.
Note that some respondents were in more than one category.
Of those that do not use the shops, one reason cited were that Tecoma did not have the shops that they wanted.
Of those that do use the shops, op shops were the most popular choice. Cafes, take away outlets and dine in restaurants were also popular. Retail shops, hairdressers/barbers, multiple health services and real estate agents were also chosen by a number of respondents. Other businesses visited included the petrol station & car wash, dance studio, massage and pet shop. Bon-ton was also named multiple times.
Several respondents said they would use the shops more if issues including parking were improved, for example lack of access from rear car parks due to the steep incline.
Car was by far the most common form of transport with all respondents indicating they used a private vehicle. A number people said they used the train. Bicycle, Buses, Uber and Taxis were also used by a small number. Several respondents reminded us walking is a form of transport.
Respondents were prompted for further comment on how Tecoma's transport services could be improved. Ideas for additional traffic lights/pedestrian crossings, increased railway station car parking, as well as train/bus improvements were mentioned. Multiple people mentioned the idea of smaller buses running more regularly, as well as a direct bus service to Knox City Shopping Centre. Improved pedestrian access, including to/from the railway station was often mentioned.
A number of respondents were involved with Tecoma Primary School, as well as a small number with the kindergarten, Uniting Church and dancing. Respondents were then prompted to name any other activities if they wished. Food is Free/Tecoma Community Garden/Flame Garden/Hills Food Frontier are among the activities that came up multiple times.
A majority of people indicated they were not involved with volunteer activities. Some chose to name the particular activity. We did not ask about volunteer activities outside Tecoma.
Respondents were prompted to detail any other issues relating to the Tecoma township, and nearly every person answering this survey opted to name issues. The top four issues named were:
Issues caused by the presence of McDonalds
Improvements to shops, including Bon-Ton
Vehicular traffic
Inappropriate current or proposed developments, including housing
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Take note of these tips for building a practical farmhouse.
As if their schedule isn't enough to exhaust the two of them, Katryn became pregnant with Hazel about the time they were planning to build their own home on the farm. Galen designed the passive solar house, which boasts a solar panel array large enough to help pump water for the entire farm, service the walk-in cooler for their vegetables and supply them with all their electricity needs. Local solar designers Cooper Kessel and Eric Roberson helped turn the drawings into a plan that gave Galen county approval to build.
The unique design features large, covered porches that Katryn feels are an essential addition to any home. They keep heat and direct sun out of the home in the summer but admit plenty of sunlight for warmth in the winter, with the help of large south-facing windows. The concrete porches and the floors inside act as the heat sink they need to keep the home comfortable with the use of their woodstove. The western porch has a huge roll-down shade with a crank similar to those used for rolling up the sides of their high tunnels, which Galen modified to shade the entire west side of their home in the summer.
Galen built as much of the home as he could himself, but he relied heavily on contractors and friends to help out every step of the way. Since money was tight, he and Katryn got the idea to sell five-year shares in their CSA to pay for some of the contracted help. Many people signed up, including one family who purchased three 5-year shares. Another friend gave them a loan that is payable once yearly, right after the tomato harvest, when it is easier to make a payment. "A good portion of our home was financed with vegetables," Katryn said.
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Mark Calabria's FHFA Defends Net Worth Sweep and Agency's Constitutionality
The Federal Housing Finance Agency has told a federal court that its structure is constitutionally sound and has asked the court uphold the U.S. Treasury's authority to sweep all of the profits of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
The FHFA had previously told a Fifth Circuit en banc panel that it would not defend the agency's structure, which had been challenged by shareholders of Fannie and Freddie as part of a legal strategy aimed at overturning a 2012 agreement between the FHFA and the Treasury Department. The FHFA is led by a single director who is only removable by the president "for cause"–which the plaintiffs claimed made the agency so independent that it violated the constitution's grant of executive power to the president.
In a letter submitted to the Fifth Circuit on Monday, the FHFA said that under the direction of its new chief, Mark Calabria, the agency had reconsidered the constitutionality question and is now urging the en banc panel to uphold the single director structure. The previous position was put in place by Joseph Otting, who was serving as acting director prior to Calabria's appointment and confirmation. Otting's predecessor, Mel Watt, had consistently defended the agency against legal attacks on its structure.
"FHFA now advises the Court FHFA takes the position going forward that HERA's structure is constitutional," wrote Robert J. Katerberg, an attorney at the law firm Arnold & Porter that represents the FHFA, in a letter dated July 9, 2019.
HERA is the nickname for the Housing and Economic Recovery Act of 2008, which created the FHFA to replace an earlier regulatory agency viewed as ineffective by many. HERA also authorized the FHFA to act as the legal conservator for Fannie and Freddie, which it has done since taking them over in 2008. In addition, the law authorized Treasury to bail out the companies by purchasing their securities, which the Treasury did in 2008.
The FHFA also called upon the court to uphold a lower court ruling that gave the green light to a 2012 amendment–often called the third amendment because it came after two earlier revisions–to Fannie and Freddie's bailout agreement. That amendment created a flexible dividend to be paid to the Treasury, known as the "net worth sweep," essentially forcing the mortgage giants to pay nearly all of their profits to the government but allowing them to pay nothing in quarters where they suffer losses.
Previously, Fannie and Freddie had been required to pay a 10 percent annual dividend on the bailout funds they received–and occasionally had to dip deeper into government coffers just to pay the required amount. That perversely lowered the amount of funds available for future support while simply creating a circular draw of funds from the Treasury that were immediately repaid to the Treasury.
Some shareholders had been hoping that Calabria, who has criticized the ongoing conservatorships of Fannie and Freddie as well as net worth sweep, might reverse the agency's position on the Third Amendment. Tuesday's letter indicates the agency continues to support the deal with the Treasury.
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Obama Labor Board Brings Back Pushbutton Strike Scheme
In 1993 and 1994, then-AFL-CIO President Lane Kirkland (left) and President Bill Clinton (center) tried and tried to ram the Pushbutton Strike Bill through the U.S. Congress. Because of intense public opposition, largely mobilized by the National Right to Work Committee, they ultimately failed. But President Barack Obama's National Labor Relations Board is now attempting by bureaucratic fiat to transform union bosses' two-decade-old defeat into a victory. Image: AP Photo/Dennis Cook
From 1991 until 1994, the U.S. House and Senate repeatedly voted on so-called "striker replacement" legislation, introduced in Congress's upper chamber by Big Labor Sens. Ted Kennedy (D-Mass.) and Howard Metzenbaum (D-Ohio). (Both of these politicians have since passed away.)
The Kennedy-Metzenbaum scheme was designed to force employers to punish or fire workers who defy union-boss orders to participate in an economic strike. Enactment of this bill would have greatly expanded the union hierarchy's power to force workers to pay union dues as a job condition.
The "Striker Replacement" Bill, known by opponents as the Pushbutton Strike Bill, was originally rubber-stamped by the House, 247-182, in July 1991. However, in June 1992, Right to Work supporters in the Senate resisted two cloture motions filed by Majority Leader George Mitchell (D-Maine and stopped the legislation with a filibuster.
Shortly after Bill Clinton, who vowed to sign the Pushbutton Strike Bill if it reached his desk, became President in 1993, the House once again passed the bill, albeit by a slightly narrower, 239-190 margin. But the bill again succumbed to a Right to Work Senate filibuster in July 1994. This time Mitchell was only able to muster 53 votes for two cloture motions.
A 1992 Time/CNN poll and a 1993 poll by the Marketing Research Institute both showed that a two-to-one majority of Americans opposed the strike bill.
Big Labor propagandists claimed these polls were wrong. But in the 1992 and 1994 elections, Americans, many of them mobilized by the National Right to Work Committee, punished dozens of politicians who had backed Kennedy-Metzenbaum. A total of 40 House and Senate members who had voted with the union bosses were defeated when they sought reelection in 1992 and 1994. The voter backlash against the strike bill and other Clinton Administration policies was so powerful that, when the new Congress convened in 1995, elected officials who had publicly pledged to support to Work stood at the helm of both the House and the Senate.
This was a bitter defeat for Big Labor, but union officials have obviously never considered it to be final. And just last week, Chairman Mark Pearce and one other radical Obama-appointed member of the National Labor Relations Board banded together to find that, contrary to multiple NLRB and court precedents, employers facing a labor stoppage commit an "unfair labor practice" whenever they offer permanent jobs to nonstriking workers if they are at least partly motivated by a desire to prevent future strikes. (See the news story linked below for more information.)
If the Obama NLRB's May 31 decision in American Baptist Homes of the West stands, it will gut nearly 80 years of federal court precedents holding that during an economic strike employers may licitly offer permanent employment to workers who want it except if the employer has an "unlawful purpose" that has nothing to with the strike itself or with avoiding future strikes.
The ultimate harmful results could include large increases in the number of workers who are subject to union monopoly bargaining and forced to pay union dues as a condition of employment, since those are two objectives Big Labor frequently seeks during economic strikes.
Labor board limits employers' ability to replace striking workers
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Greetings and welcome to the official blog for the 2015 project at Cahill of Edina. We're so glad to be back with you again this year!
Monday, August 24th: The crew wrapped up with the flashing repairs on building #6 last week and started on building #7 today!
The tried and true saying, "Measure twice and cut once" is in play for Anibal (above) as he replaces corner trim!
We are finding a little more rot on these past couple buildings and the start of this building due to select elevations being in shady areas.
Anibal (Above) and Trent (photographer extraordanaire) check the siding underlayment for rott before installing new cedar boards.
We started today at unit #7404 and our will continue westward on the building throughout the next couple days. Barring any major issues or rain delays (like we had last week), we will get to the last building (bldg #5) next week.
After next week, our carpenters will begin installng PVC for the installation of hte gutters as well as going back through to replace misc deck boards that may be rotted.
Thursday, August 13th: The crew continues to work through the flashing & siding repairs at the rear elevation decking. We finished building #2 yesterday and will begin work on building #3 today. We will start on the west side of the building & work our way to the east over the next few days!
The steady stream of materials continues to show up ontime thanks to Lyman Lumber in Chanhassen!
Monday, August 3rd: Along with repairing cracked deck joists (see pic below), we will be finishing the re-skin of various deck and siding boards on building #1 this week and hope to finish on Wednesday. Once that is complete, we will be taking our talents to Building #2 and performing the same tasks!
Saturday, August 1st: A quick recap of the work at Cahill this past week saw the guys buttoning up work on Buildings #3/#4/#1, and they will continue to make their way to Building #2 next week. Today (Saturday), the guys will be focusing their efforts on the installation of the decking support posts designated for replacement. Additionally, we are projecting that the installation of select gutters will begin sometime next week as well, the exact date, TBD.
Tuesday, July 28th: The carpentry work started a little late this morning after another brisk summer storm rolled through the metro. The crew and Trent showed up mid-morning to get going on the day's work.
Monday, July 27th: Trent, Darrio, and the carpentry team continue to make steady progress at Cahill and completed the designated areas on Building #3 on Monday. Work on Building #1 will commence on Tuesday and Trent will continue to make periodic visits throughout the week to inspect the work. Thank you to those folks that have taken the time to reach out with questions.
Deck floorboards are among some of the designated areas for replacement.
Wednesday, July 22nd: Good evening residents of Cahill. Another glorious day resulted in another day of very steady progress at Cahill. The fellas wrapped up the work designated for Building #4 and will be making their way to building #3 for the remainder of the week. One of the primary objectives of this year's project, is addressing the moisture/rot that has occurred from water run-off from the roof, chiefly on the back deck areas (above and below) The remedy for this is removing the affected siding/trim/sheating areas, and replacing them with dry bilt-rite, wind barrier, new siding and trim boards. As a supplement to these measures, we are installing deck flashing to promote water run-off away from the home.
Assessing the dryness of the insulation and replacing as needed is one of the tasks of this year's carpentry project.
Tuesday, July 21st: Hello again residents of Cahill. What an honor it is to be back onsite with you again this year, after a successful project last year! It's always nice to get invited back!
As we get things underway this year, we want to extend a special thank you to Al, Jerry, Gene, and the entire board for all of their efforts in facilitating the project this year. Ever since we wrapped things up last year, we've essentially had ongoing dialogue to determine what was on the horizon for this year and we are thrilled to be getting things underway.
Just as was the case last year, we will be providing homeowners with frequent project updates, complete with pictures and progress so that you can see firsthand the work being done and plan accordingly when our crew arrives at your building to perform work.
In general, the scope of work this year includes: removal/replacement of select deck boards, flashing installation, and above/below deck inspections for necessary replacement of rotted wood. We are changing out a total of 18 posts, and will conclude with the installation of gutters across the decks. Obviously, all new wood will be primed and painted.


When you're considering tire retreading options for your fleet, you're likely to run into specific questions: hHw long can a retread tire last? Where can I find quality retread tires? Etc.
But perhaps the most important question to consider is: how is the retreading process completed? In this latest post, we'll explain the differences between the two leading styles of tire retreading – mold cure and pre-cure.
Mold cure retreading involves first applying a non-vulcanized rubber tread directly to the top of the buffed tire. The freshly rubberized tire is then placed into a stiff mold, which contains the appropriate design for the tread of the tire. The mold is then heated, which causes the rubber within the mold to vulcanize and adhere to the tire with precision. It's a process that is almost identical to the way the world's leading manufacturers produce new tires.
The pre cure style of tire retreading involves the use of rubber that has already been vulcanized with the new tread design. A thin layer of cushioned gum is placed on the tread area of the newly buffed tire and the pre-cured tread is then applied. The cushioned gum works as a bond to attach the new layer of precured tread to the tire. The tire is then placed directly within a curing chamber to complete the adhering stage.
In examining the various merits of the pre cure and the mold cure style of tire retreading, it's important that you select an option that is right for your company. Many prefer the aesthetic value of the mold cure tires because the tires don't have the visible bond line, which can be found on some pre cure tires.
When completed by trained professionals, both the mold cure and the pre cure styles of tire retreading have been proven effective. The most important factor in your decision should be the experience of the retreading specialist and their access to the latest production technology.
Our team at STTC has decades of experience within the tire retreading marketplace, and we can guide you regarding the various styles of retread available relative to your specific application. To discover more about our company and the tire retreading marketplace, please call us today 610-991-8641.
See the many other benefits of tire retreading in our Fun Facts About Retread Tires infographic.


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Business expansion could bring 100 jobs to Mena airport
Investors building new hangar
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An expansion project could bring as many as 100 jobs to the Mena Intermountain Municipal Airport, officials said.Hampton Aviation is expanding its operations at the airport, where it has been in business for more than 30 years. Hampton Aviation restores and repairs aircraft.There are about 19 businesses at the airport."Hampton Aviation is one of the legacy businesses on the field," said airport manager Rick Lanman. "The original owner was Brett Hampton. The Hampton family built the business, and it has been there since the '70s. But in 2012, they sold it to the aviation company."The new investors are building a new hangar to help meet Hampton Aviation's growing needs, Lanman said.Hampton Aviation started with 18 employees and now has 35. The company plans to hire more technicians and technicians' assistants. Technicians are required to be certified by the Federal Aviation Administration.
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An expansion project could bring as many as 100 jobs to the Mena Intermountain Municipal Airport, officials said.
Hampton Aviation is expanding its operations at the airport, where it has been in business for more than 30 years. Hampton Aviation restores and repairs aircraft.
There are about 19 businesses at the airport.
"Hampton Aviation is one of the legacy businesses on the field," said airport manager Rick Lanman. "The original owner was Brett Hampton. The Hampton family built the business, and it has been there since the '70s. But in 2012, they sold it to the aviation company."
The new investors are building a new hangar to help meet Hampton Aviation's growing needs, Lanman said.
Hampton Aviation started with 18 employees and now has 35. The company plans to hire more technicians and technicians' assistants. Technicians are required to be certified by the Federal Aviation Administration.


WILDCITY worked with local families over 3 years in the Eden Community garden to develop a participatory creative nature project. Working within the garden, participants experimented with a broad range of creative processes including textiles, clay work, painting, collage and creations with natural materials. The garden became a blank canvas to create within, a backdrop for filming, photography, installation and largescale sculptural art works and as a source of materials and inspiration for all the whole project. The WILDCITY artists devised engaging creative activities accessible for all ages and the no pressure, child led approach enabled the children to dip in and out of activities on their own terms, often blurring the lines between creating and play with an anything goes approach.
If you'd like to find out more about WILDCITY please email Charlotte Hollinshead.
WILDCITY Photographs by Emily Bowling and Charlotte Hollinshead.


BY DAN Raiders fans across the world are getting a little bit excited by a rumour printed in the Daily Telegraph that the Green Machine is making a play for dynamic Warriors half Shaun Johnson. Before you get carried away, we'd like to point you to what we referred to as the 'ridiculous rumour mill'. … More Johnson to Canberra?
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Reserve Bank of New Zealand: No Immediate Plans to Launch CBDC
Oct 20 2020 · 07:48 UTC by Bhushan Akolkar · 3 min read
The Assitant Governor of New Zealand's central bank said that they will continue researching their CBDC in tune with global developments but haven't been much keen on introducing it now in the country's monetary system.
The CBDC mania is catching up with governments and central banks across the globe. On Monday, October 19, the Reserve Bank of New Zealand released a report clarifying its stand on a national CBDC.
Christian Hawkesby, the Assistant Governor of New Zeland's central bank said that they are currently researching CBDC. He also adds that the central bank remains open to new technological developments in the payments sector. However, they don't have any "immediate plans" to launch the CBDC in near future. But they would also have a close watch on global developments around CBDCs. The Assistant Governor added:
"Central banks around the world, including us, are researching retail central bank digital currencies (CBDC). Although we have no imminent plans to issue a CBDC, we are well-connected and considering these developments very closely. We are however following developments very carefully and are among 80 percent of the Central banks that are,banks that are actively researching CBDCs".
Hawkesby further summarized the latest findings by the Bank of International Settlements (BIS) about countries working on their CBDCs. Firstly, CBDCs rely on a faster, cheaper, and more efficient infrastructure connecting global finance. On the other hand, it greatly helps to reduce dependency on physical cash that leaves too many people outside the global financial system.
Specifically talking about New Zealand, Hawkesby said that the access to cash was on a decline in the country. He also acknowledged the local banks for their contribution in helping its customers adopt digital payments. Hawkesby said:
"Today, the vast majority of New Zealand's money balances are digitally represented, and banknotes make up just seven to nine percent of liquid money".
CBDC Landscape Worldwide
While a few nations like China have accelerated its CBDC development, not all are moving in the same direction. The immediate neighbor of New Zealand, Australia, recently shared its stand on CBDC. It added that the country already has a robust digital payments infrastructure in place and doesn't need to accommodate a CBDC.
Just yesterday, the U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said that they haven't made a decision yet on issuing the Digital Dollar. Speaking at the panel hosted by the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Jerome Powell said:
"It's more important for the United States to get it right than to be first. We are committed to carefully and thoughtfully evaluating the potential costs and benefits of a central bank digital currency for the U.S. economy and payments system. We have not made a decision to issue a CBDC. There are a number of ways that a CBDC might improve the payments system, and it is mainly this area that motivates our interest".
Coming to Europe, the European Central Bank (ECB) is shifting gears to bring a pan-Europe digital currency. The ECB recently applied for the "Digital Europe" trademark which still remains in the research or the ideation phase. On the other hand, the U.K. has also been exploring and researching the Digital Pound.
CBDCs have certainly piqued the interest of central banks due to the technological benefits it brings to the market. However, very few central banks are willing to rush and bring their CBDCs to the market.
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How has Rutgers recruited the best N.J. high school programs through the years?
During his two decades at Piscataway High School both as an assistant and the head football coach, Dan Higgins has seen dozens of top-level college recruits walk into his office for his guidance.
Since the turn of the century, no school in New Jersey has sent more players to Rutgers than Piscataway, a perennial Middlesex County power located less than three miles from Rutgers' football stadium.
Higgins takes pride in the fact that 10 of his players have gone on to contribute at Rutgers in some form since 2000. That total doesn't include Elorm Lumor, a 2015 Piscataway High graduate who last week became the first recruit since Chris Ash took over the Rutgers program to commit for the incoming recruiting class.
Higgins recalls how the most highly recruited player over his 13-year head-coaching tenure had his sights on a national power before he gave Rutgers a chance.
"Anthony Davis went out to see Ohio State-Michigan, 1 vs. 2 in the country, and he committed to Ohio State on the spot,'' Higgins said, referring to the state's top-rated offensive line prospect in 2007, who went on to play for Rutgers before enjoying a successful NFL career with the San Francisco 49ers.
"So Anthony came back and I said, 'That's fine, Anthony. But you need to go over to Rutgers, our state university, and it's totally unacceptable if you don't at least say hello.' So he went over and that meal with the coaches was the turning point. He felt at home there, and then he flipped (his commitment).
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For as well as Rutgers has done mining Piscataway for its top-rated talent through the years, the previous coaching regimes haven't been nearly as successful with other New Jersey programs that take up annual residence in The Star-Ledger/NJ.com Top 20.
Over the last three recruiting classes, Rutgers has signed just one recruit ranked in the top 10 in New Jersey in Rivals.com's state rankings. Perhaps not surprisingly, it was a Piscataway recruit (four-star cornerback Nadir Barnwell).
While programs like Alabama, Ohio State, Michigan, Michigan State and Penn State have lured top-ranked players out of the state, Rutgers hasn't struck recruiting gold since nabbing four of the New Jersey's top eight prospects in 2012.
Nunzio Campanile agrees, but the Bergen Catholic head coach says it's naive to think that Rutgers will get all, or even the majority, of New Jersey's top-rated prospects on a yearly basis.
"I think it's really important, but I also think that there's no way they're going to keep every player,'' Campanile said. "That has nothing to do with just them. There's a lot of good players and they can't take them all. To be honest, you have to get the right fits. The one thing Coach Ash has told me, and I've spoken with him a couple of times, is you have to get the right fits, the kids that fit their culture and what they're trying to do. You look at the models of how the other teams in the Big Ten built their programs. They just got the right fits.
John Fiore has sent several players off to Division I-A programs in his six years at Montclair, but only one of those scholarship recruits (defensive tackle Julian Pinnix-Odrick) went to Rutgers.
While he maintained a strong relationship with the previous coaching staffs, Fiore said he has "battled Rutgers'' on some of his recruits in recent years.
"Khalif Herbin, the state player of the year (in 2011), Rutgers wouldn't pull the trigger on him,'' Fiore said. "I remember fighting with every Division I school because of his (lack of) size. He played quarterback, and none of them had the wherewithal to offer him even though he had clips as a receiver and he was a great returner.
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Fiore has a similar story on Elijah Robinson, a wide receiver who ended up with 10 scholarship offers (including from Big Ten rivals Nebraska and Michigan State, according to ESPN) before signing with Boston College in 2014.
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"I've talked to all of the Rutgers coaches, including Coach Ash about it: I think it's our No. 1 responsibility as high school coaches in the state of New Jersey, where we only have one 1-A program and one 1-AA program, and that's if Rutgers or Monmouth offers one of our kids, they have to at the minimum take an unofficial visit,'' said Fiore, who serves as vice president of the NJ Football Coaches Association. "My kids, if their first offer is Rutgers, they have to go on an official visit because they're the ones who have stuck their necks out.


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Carphone Warehouse has announced the launch of a new mobile network for the UK, which will kick off next month.
The network, known as iD, will be an MVNO that uses Three's infrastructure to run its service, but will offer a number of enticing features to try and attract customers.
So what's on the menu for iD customers? For starters, the lowest priced 4G plans going, Know Your Mobile reports, and also there's a focus on 12 month contracts to give the customer more flexibility than the standard 24 month tariffs. 4G will be standard across all plans, by the way – even the year-long contracts.
Data roaming abroad will also be on offer, with plans to cover more European nations than any other network (more than Three itself, in fact), and iD also wants to deal with bill shock by offering a "standardised bill each month" will fully capped and controlled plans.
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How to manage lockdown anxiety
"There has been an 10-15% increase in anti-anxiety prescriptions since the UK entered lockdown"
Since the outbreak of Coronavirus, 84.9% of adults have reported that they've felt anxious as a result of the pandemic. More so than ever, finding practical solutions to manage anxiety is crucial.
Following the PM's announcement of a second national lockdown, uncertainty about our health, finances and future is at an all-time high. But rather than resign to the anxiety, there are simple steps you can take to help you better face life's uncertainties.
The human brain isn't wired to tolerate uncertainty, but it is wired to be alert to any threat. Your brain is constantly updating your world, making judgements about what is safe or what isn't. If your brain cannot see what's around the corner, it cannot keep you out of harm's way and therefore, assumes the worst.
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'Fear of the unknown' is a fundamental reaction, hard-wired into our biology to help keep us safe. When certainty is questioned, our body releases stress hormones such as Adrenaline, and ignites our 'fight or flight' response. Anxiety occurs when your body's 'fight or flight' defence works continuously. An 'imbalance' in the way the body processes environmental and sensory stimuli leads to a disproportionate 'excitatory' response, and excessive release of neurotransmitters between nerve cells in the brain, leading to overstimulation of the nervous system and feelings of anxiety.
Commenting on common symptoms and treatments for anxiety, GP and Media Medic Dr Sarah Jarvis said: "Some people feel an uncontrollable sense of dread or recurring worries about the future. Some have difficulty concentrating or an inability to relax. Others feel tense and have difficulty sleeping. Whatever your symptoms may be, there is a general feeling of tension, nervousness, panic, and worry that cause you to feel anxious.
"According to The Associations of Independent Multiple Pharmacies (AIMP), there has been an 10-15% increase in anti-anxiety prescriptions since the UK entered lockdown. In my General Practice, I recognise that anxiety affects people in different ways, and that not all experiences or symptoms warrant prescription medication. As such I welcome a range of treatment and support options, including Pharmaceutical Quality Lavender Oil Capsules and other non-prescription options such as mindfulness and talking therapies."
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Whilst you cannot make your fears and anxieties just 'go away,' there are simple and effective ways to manage them. Many are essential ingredients for a healthy lifestyle, and adopting them can improve your overall emotional and physical wellbeing:
Recognise and acknowledge your feelings. Face your feelings about fear and the transition you are going through, especially when the change is imposed and beyond your control. Simply writing down your thoughts and feelings can help you understand them more clearly. Keeping a journal can also help you gain control of your anxiety and improve your mental health.
Avoid dwelling on things you cannot control and focus on what you can. When uncertainty strikes, many people immediately imagine the worst-case scenario. Get out of the habit of ruminating on negative thoughts. Instead, focus on the things that are within your control, even if it's as simple as weekly meal planning. Establish routines to give your days and weeks some comforting structure.
Be kind to yourself. Don't let uncertainty or anxiety derail your healthy routines. Make efforts to eat well, exercise and get enough sleep. Remind yourself that it might take time for the stressful situation to resolve and be patient with yourself in the meantime.
Try a traditional herbal remedy, such as Kalms Lavender. Lavender oil has a long-standing association with relieving symptoms of mild anxiety, such as stress and nervousness. Over 15 clinical trials have shown that a daily capsule of uniquely prepared lavender oil can relieve the symptoms of anxiety in just one to two weeks. Benefits are comparable to commonly used anti-anxiety medications without problems such as sedation, addiction or interaction with other medications.
Seek support. It's normal to feel a bit worried, scared or helpless during uncertain times. Remember: it is OK to share your concerns with others you trust – and doing so may help them too. If you cannot speak to someone you know or if doing so has not helped, there are plenty of helplines you can try instead.
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Receptory muskarynowe – grupa receptorów metabotropowych zlokalizowanych na błonach komórkowych, których pobudzenie w organizmie przez acetylocholinę wiąże się z aktywacją białka G i wymianą GDP na GTP.

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Każdy receptor muskarynowy zbudowany jest z pojedynczego hydrofobowego białka posiadającego siedem odcinków śródbłonowych o strukturze helisy alfa. Acetylocholina przyłącza się do zewnątrzkomórkowych części białka, powodując zmianę jego konformacji. Dzięki temu związane do drugiej i trzeciej pętli wewnątrzkomórkowej białko G zostaje zaktywowane, a związane z jego podjednostką α GDP zostaje wymienione na GTP. Zaktywowane białko G może następnie aktywować białka efektorowe produkujące przekaźniki drugiego rzędu. W wyniku hydrolizy GTP → GDP, białko G się inaktywuje, a kompleks z receptorem zostaje odtworzony.

Typy receptorów muskarynowych
Dotychczas zidentyfikowano pięć typów receptorów muskarynowych:
 M1 − znajduje się głównie w komórkach ośrodkowego układu nerwowego, a także neuronach obwodowego układu nerwowego i komórkach okładzinowych żołądka
 M2 − występuje w tkance mięśniowej typu sercowego, jak również w zakończeniach presynaptycznych układu nerwowego obwodowego i ośrodkowego
 M3 − występują na komórkach gruczołowych oraz mięśniówce gładkiej narządów wewnętrznych oraz naczyń krwionośnych
 M4 − znajdują się w ośrodkowym układzie nerwowym, odpowiadają czynnościowo receptorom M2
 M5 − znajdują się w ośrodkowym układzie nerwowym, odpowiadają czynnościowo receptorom M3

Różnice w mechanizmach działania między typami receptorów
Pod względem działania receptory można podzielić na dwie grupy:
 M1, M3 i M5 – aktywują typ Gq białka G. Uwolnione w wyniku hydrolizy podjednostki βγ białka G aktywuje fosfolipazę C, która rozkłada difosforan fosfatydyloinozytolu (PIP2) na trifosforan inozytolu (IP3) i diacyloglicerol (DAG). IP3 uwalnia zarówno wewnątrzkomórkowe zasoby wapnia, jak i otwiera receptory wapniowe w błonie komórkowej, prowadząc do wzrostu stężenia Ca2+ w cytoplazmie. W komórkach mięśniowych wywołuje to skurcz. Natomiast DAG aktywuje kinazę C, wyzwalając kaskadę aktywującą szereg białek.
 M2 i M4 – aktywują one białka typu Gi, które hamują aktywność cyklazy adenylowej. Spadek cAMP powoduje zwiększenie przewodzenia przez kanały K+. Zwiększenie stężenia potasu hamuje przewodnictwo przez kanały wapniowe zależne od potencjału. Pobudzenie receptorów muskarynowych może również aktywować kaskadę przemian kwasu arachidonowego oraz aktywować cyklazę guanylową.

Efekt działania
 M1 − depolaryzacja w zwojach układu autonomicznego i pobudzenie ośrodkowego układu nerwowego (przypuszczalny wpływ na procesy zapamiętywania), skurcz mięśni gładkich przewodu pokarmowego oraz wzrost wydzielania soku żołądkowego
 M2 − skrócenie trwania potencjału czynnościowego oraz ujemny efekt dromotropowy (zwolnienie przewodzenia)
 M3 − zwiększenie wydzielania gruczołów (np. ślinianek, gruczołów potowych lub oskrzelowych), skurcz mięśni gładkich przy równoczesnym wzroście wydzielania tlenku azotu(II), który w efekcie powoduje rozszerzenie naczyń.
Rola receptorów M4 i M5 jest niepewna.

Agonisty i antagonisty
Naturalnym agonistą wszystkich receptorów muskarynowych jest acetylocholina. Ponadto stwierdzono, że pewne substancje egzogenne mogą działać zarówno agonistycznie, jak i antagonistycznie, na poszczególne typy receptorów:

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Bibliografia
 Farmakologia. Podstawy farmakologii. Podręcznik dla studentów medycyny i lekarzy, Wojciech Kostowski (red.), wyd. II poprawione. Warszawa: Wydawnictwo Lekarskie PZWL, 2001.

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