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Quentin Tarantino is known for directing an array of films ranging from 1992's Reservoir Dogs to 2019's Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood. Throughout his time as a filmmaker, Tarantino has become known for showcasing feet in films, showing close-ups of many stars' feet like Uma Thurman and Margot Robbie. It's become a bit of a joke surrounding the director, who was recently asked about his "foot fetish" while talking with GQ, who wrote that Tarantino let out "a sigh of disappointment that we would even think to ask such a thing."
"I don't take it seriously," Tarantino replied. "There's a lot of feet in a lot of good directors' movies. That's just good direction. Like, before me, the person foot fetishism was defined by was Luis Buñuel, another film director. And Hitchcock was accused of it and Sofia Coppola has been accused of it."
According to GQ, there are plenty of bare feet featured in Tarantino's novelization of Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood, which he's been busy promoting this summer. In addition to discussing feet, the director has hit a lot of topics during his various interviews, talking about everything from Bury Reynolds' death to stirring up an old controversy surrounding the portrayal of Bruce Lee in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. During a chat with CinemaBlend's podcast, Reel Blend, Tarantino was asked about Zack Snyder's Justice League and the director said he was interested in seeing the Snyder Cut.
"Well, I haven't seen it because I don't have HBO Max, but that's something I would like to see. I never saw it when it was at the theaters, but I'd be kind of curious to see this four-hour, you know, his original version on that. No, I actually thought that was really groovy. And I actually thought the fans were really groovy, the fact they kept persisting on it, and everything," Tarantino said.
White visiting Real Time with Bill Maher, Tarantino confirmed once again that he plans for his next film to be his last. Maher asked why Tarantino would want to give up filmmaking while at "the top of [his] game." Tarantino replied, "That's why I want to quit."
"I know film history, and from here on in, directors do not get better. I still have another one to go. I don't have a reason that I would want to say out loud that's going to win any argument in a court of public opinion or Supreme Court or anything like that. At the same time, working for 30 years doing as many movies as I've done, not as many as other people, that's a long career. That's a really long career. And I've given it everything I have. Every single solitary thing I have."
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Celebrating the 2016 Class of Fellows
The new class of American Geophysical Union Fellows has been selected and will be recognized at the upcoming Fall Meeting in San Francisco, Calif.
by AGU 17 October 2016 27 January 2022
The new class of American Geophysical Union (AGU) Fellows has been selected and will be recognized at the upcoming Fall Meeting in San Francisco, Calif. The 2016 class of AGU Union Fellows will be recognized during the Honors Tribute at the AGU Fall Meeting. The newly elected class will be presented by President-elect Eric Davidson during the Honors Ceremony on Wednesday, 14 December 2016. A brief statement of the achievements for which each of the 60 Fellows has been elected is provided below.
Hajime Akimoto
For advancing our fundamental understanding of atmospheric chemistry and transport and the implications for air quality and climate from regional to global scales.
Marc F. P. Bierkens
For contributions in understanding hydrological processes across scales and the modeling and analysis of climate change and human water use on global groundwater stocks.
Julie Brigham-Grette
For fundamental contributions in understanding Arctic paleoenvironments and for unstinting efforts on behalf of the Arctic science community.
Thure Cerling
For developing and applying novel geochemical methods to understand the coevolution of climate, landscapes, and mammalian evolution.
Martyn P. Clark
For development of new methods of identifying the role of model structural and parameter uncertainty on hydrologic model predictions.
John T. Clarke
For numerous and significant contributions to the fields of planetary science and solar system space physics.
Robert W. Clayton
For development of fundamental seismic theory, including back-projection seismic tomography, and discoveries of the seismic structure of the crust and mantle.
James Cloern
For innovative research over 4 decades defining the unique patterns and processes of ecosystem variability where land and sea meet.
Steven Constable
For innovative and sustained development of marine electromagnetics and for fundamental work on the electrical conductivity of the Earth's crust and mantle.
Steven A. Cummer
For development and application of innovative radio techniques for remote measurement of lightning processes.
Jon Davidson
For fundamental contributions to the understanding of magmatic processes and crustal formation in island and continental arcs.
Paolo D'Odorico
For fundamental work on the interactions between noise and nonlinearity in the soil-plant system and in problems related to land degradation and water-food sustainability.
Linda T. Elkins-Tanton
For convincingly elucidating the formation and differentiation of rocky planets and planetesimals, from their interiors to their atmospheres.
Robert W. Embley
For pioneering contributions to our understanding of deep-sea volcanism by fostering interdisciplinary investigations with advanced technologies.
Matthew England
For exceptional and sustained contributions to the understanding of large-scale ocean circulation and its impact on regional and global climate.
Charles Eriksen
For pioneering robotic ocean measurements and exploring the world ocean's internal waves, fronts, circulation, and mixing.
Mary K. Firestone
For defining the role of soil microbial communities in ecosystem structure and function.
Nat Gopalswamy
For significant contributions to the understanding of coronal mass ejections and solar radio emission and to space weather prediction and for tireless leadership effort.
Michael Lon Goulden
For his fundamental contributions to our understanding of terrestrial ecosystem responses to global climate change.
Gordon Elliot Grant
For insightful contributions to the geomorphic and hydrologic functioning of rivers and for developing watershed perspectives for managing public lands.
Peter K. Haff
For pioneering work on the physics of ion sputtering, granular flows, and sediment transport and the coupling of humans, technology, and natural processes.
Judson W. Harvey
For seminal contributions to understanding transport at groundwater–surface water interfaces, related reactions, and their basin-scale significance.
Gabriele Clarissa Hegerl
For world-leading research in understanding the drivers of historical climate change and communicating these results clearly to policy makers.
Harry Holman Hendon III
For sustained contributions over 3 decades improving understanding and predictions of intraseasonal to interannual climate variations.
Mary C. Hill
For development of innovative methods for parameter estimation and sensitivity analysis in hydrologic modeling.
Brent N. Holben
For fundamental contributions to the remote sensing of aerosol optical properties from ground-based and satellite observations.
Masahiro Hoshino
For pioneering work on particle acceleration in collisionless magnetic reconnection and shock waves in planetary and astrophysical plasmas.
Satoshi Ide
For fundamental contributions to our understanding of the physics of slow and rapid fault slip on all scales.
Trevor R. Ireland
For fundamental contributions to microanalysis of terrestrial and meteoritic materials and their application to key problems in geochemistry and cosmochemistry.
Tony Jakeman
For sustained contributions to the science of hydrological modeling and pioneering leadership in integrated assessment of water resource systems.
Tim Jickells
For world-leading research in marine and atmospheric biogeochemistry and especially for work on element cycling and its role in Earth system science.
Fei-Fei Jin
For seminal contributions to the understanding of the dynamics of the El Niño–Southern Oscillation phenomenon.
Robert W. Kay
For fundamental discoveries about the mantle and continents based on mid-ocean ridge, ocean island, and arc magmatism, and continent delamination.
For major contributions to the discovery and innovative investigation of seafloor hydrothermal phenomena and their chemosynthetic ecosystems.
Lynn M. Kistler
For prolific seminal contributions to our understanding of the role of heavy terrestrial ions in magnetospheric structure and dynamics.
Shaun Lovejoy
For fundamental and pioneering contributions to the theory and applications of scaling and multifractals to complex geosystems.
Yiqi Luo
For fundamental contributions to our understanding of the mechanisms by which global change influences carbon and nutrient dynamics in terrestrial ecosystems.
Paul Mahaffy
For exemplary contributions to planetary science, particularly in development and use of compositional instrumentation to address problems of fundamental importance.
David Mohrig
For discovering new sedimentary phenomena: alluvial-bedrock transitions in low-slope rivers, long-runout hydroplaning debris flows, and incisional-depositional deltas.
Mark Pagani
For pioneering research in reconstructing paleo-pCO2, climate change, and climate sensitivity.
Claire L. Parkinson
For pioneering work in the modeling and remote sensing of polar sea ice and for leadership of the Earth-observing Aqua satellite mission.
Tai Phan
For fundamental contributions to the understanding of magnetic reconnection through in situ spacecraft measurements.
André Revil
For outstanding contributions toward the development of a unified model of hydraulic, electrical, and mechanical properties of porous media.
Dar Alexander Roberts
For developing spectral mixing models that drive pixel-based interpretation of remote sensing data to solve environmental problems.
Susan Y. Schwartz
For fundamental work that places subduction zone earthquakes in tectonic context.
Thomas Winslow Sisson
For exemplary research blending painstaking observations with incisive analysis to produce lasting advances in igneous petrology and volcanology.
Peter K. Swart
For many transformative contributions to our understanding of the mechanisms and causes of stable isotopic variations in natural systems.
Eiichi Takahashi
For fundamental and outstanding contributions to igneous petrology through laboratory high-pressure experiments.
Uri ten Brink
For fundamental contributions to our understanding of plate rheology and its implications for earthquake and tsunami hazards at plate margins worldwide.
Andréa Tommasi
For pioneering work on deformation mechanisms and microstructures within the Earth and their impact on plate tectonics.
Paul J. Treguer
For tireless leadership and forefront research that has led to a comprehensive understanding of the role of silica in global biogeochemical cycles.
Jeffrey D. Vervoort
For contributions to understanding lutetium-hafnium geochemistry and geochronology of the solar system and the origin and evolution of continental crust.
Thomas H. Vonder Haar
For seminal contributions to space-based observations and analysis of the Earth radiation budget, clouds, and water vapor.
Kelin Wang
For discoveries and sustained impact in the study of subduction zone geodynamics, lithosphere thermal structure, and earthquake processes.
Stephen Warren
For seminal contributions to the understanding of radiative properties of snow, ice, and clouds and their role in the climate system.
For contributions to understanding melt generation due to mantle plumes and its role in continental rifting and ridge-plume interaction using state-of-the-art geophysical methods.
Sean D. Willett
For pioneering development of numerical models for the interaction of mantle-lithosphere dynamics and surface processes and their coupling through climate.
Shang-Ping Xie
For fundamental contributions to understanding the dynamics of ocean-atmosphere interaction, climate variability, and climate change.
Howard A. Zebker
For pivotal developments in radar remote sensing and for furthering our understanding of fundamental processes shaping Earth and other bodies in the solar system.
Weijian Zhou
For exceptional contributions to radiocarbon dating and our understanding of East Asian and global environmental changes using radionuclides as tracers.
(2016), Celebrating the 2016 class of Fellows, Eos, 97, https://doi.org/10.1029/2016EO060297. Published on 17 October 2016.
2015 Class of AGU Fellows Announced

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Nato to unveil new goals for austerity-hobbled alliance
Nato is bracing itself for an uncertain future while national defence budgets are cut across the board (Photo: Downing Street)
LISBON, 19. Nov 2010, 09:25
Nato leaders meeting in Lisbon on Friday (19 November) and Saturday are to update the alliance's strategy to deal with modern threats and to massage ties with Russia, while trying to put a positive spin on the lack of resources for the military organisation in an era of austerity cuts.
Advertised by its secretary general as "one of the most important summits in Nato history," the two-day meeting aims to modernise a now 10-year-old 'strategic concept' to include new threats such as cyber attacks and ballistic missiles. Agreement on a Nato-wide anti-missile shield is also expected, as well as friendly statements from Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, who will join Nato leaders on Saturday.
"Cutting fat, while building muscle," - a catchphrase coined by Nato chief Anders Fogh Rasmussen, will see leaders endorse cuts to redundant structures and some command centres. The expected haggling over which country is is to give up one or two of its Nato commands, whose costs they can deduct from the national contribution to the alliance, will be postponed for next year.
Despite all the goodwill and slogans, Nato countries are at bottom divided over what the alliance should stand for, while defence cuts across Europe are being put in place without any apparent consultation of other Nato partners, experts and politicians say.
"The new threats and challenges don't exclude the old ones, unfortunately. And there is not only the fat or muscle as an alternative, but brain and will as well," Lithuanian conservative MEP Vytautas Landsbergis told this website.
A former president of post-Soviet Lithuania, Mr Landsbergis warned that it would be a mistake to "appease" Russia by declaring that it is "not an enemy" even while Nato countries continue to be treated as enemies by Moscow.
"Russia's leadership wants to get into a position where European states consider that any decision about security challenges would be 'impossible without Russia' - which means a veto right on any Nato enlargement and also a refusal to define the threats by Nato alone," he said. "It looks like negotiations of chicken with foxes, where Russia wants be given all it wishes with no 'reset' from its side."
Scepticism at the content of the renewed Nato-Russia relations was echoed from Washington as well.
"There are so many elements in Nato-Russia relations – there are the central European states, western European ones, then there is the US and Canada. I don't see that there was enough discussion to have a commonly agreed and understood relationship with Russia," Daniel Fata, a defence expert with the German Marshall Fund of the United States, a Washington-based think-tank, and a former Pentagon official, told EUobserver. "I'm concerned that the alliance at large is not ready to unveil a true Strategic Concept."
In Mr Fata's view, the war in Afghanistan - Nato's current flagship mission - "has not demonstrated on the ground" that the alliance can successfully conduct an operation abroad. Focusing the Strategic Concept on "expeditionary forces" as the way forward for Nato – meaning highly-skilled and quickly deployable troops for missions abroad - may be completely wrong, he argues.
With the austerity measures pressing governments to reduce defence spending even further below the 2 percent of GDP recommended by Nato, it is unlikely that the military organisation will be able to do "more with less," as advertised, Mr Fata predicted: "Instead, it will be less with less." He urged Nato's Allied Command Transformation to be "more involved" in co-rdinatig Nato members' cutbacks.
In what may be seen as a bad omen for the two-day summit, Portugal's chief of defence intelligence announced his resignation on Thursday (18 November), with local media reporting that he was angry at the planned defence spending reductions for next year, as the government tries to halve the budget deficit and avoid a Greek and Irish-style bailout.
According to Diario de Noticias, seven Portuguese spy stations, including ones in Madrid, Brussels and Cairo, would be shut, while the intelligence service's budget will be reduced by €1 million. Overall, Portugal's defence budget is to be slashed by 11 percent.
In Britain, senior military officials are also disgruntled about announced defence spending cuts by 20 percent. According to a classified defence ministry document published by the Daily Telegraph, the cuts were not properly prepared, Nato allies were not notified and they have "badly damaged the confidence and morale" of the armed forces.
EU targets vaccinating 70% of adults by summer
The European Commission has announced targets to accelerate the roll-out of vaccination, and the intention of "a common approach" on possible vaccine certificates. Both topics will be discussed by EU leaders on Thursday.
EU Parliament pressing for inquiry into Frontex
MEPs are drumming up support for an inquiry into the EU's controversial border and coast guard agency, Frontex. So far, the Greens, the left-wing GUE, and Renew Europe are on board - amid expectations the centre-left S&D will also join.
Untapped potential of the single market could boost European recovery
The time has come to address the enduring flaws of the single market and to launch the necessary reforms to create a stronger and more prosperous Union.
Biden's 'Age of Aquarius'? Mars and Venus will clash over China
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Turkey snubs Greece on migrant returnees
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using System;
using System.Data;
using Csla;
using Csla.Data;
using ParentLoadSoftDelete.DataAccess;
using ParentLoadSoftDelete.DataAccess.ERCLevel;

namespace ParentLoadSoftDelete.Business.ERCLevel
{

    ///
    /// F11_CityRoadColl (editable child list).

    /// This is a generated base class of <see cref="F11_CityRoadColl"/> business object.
    ///
    /// <remarks>
    /// This class is child of <see cref="F10_City"/> editable child object.

    /// The items of the collection are <see cref="F12_CityRoad"/> objects.
    /// </remarks>
    [Serializable]
    public partial class F11_CityRoadColl : BusinessListBase<F11_CityRoadColl, F12_CityRoad>
    {

        #region Collection Business Methods

        ///
        /// Removes a <see cref="F12_CityRoad"/> item from the collection.
        ///
        /// <param name="cityRoad_ID">The CityRoad_ID of the item to be removed.</param>
        public void Remove(int cityRoad_ID)
        {
            foreach (var f12_CityRoad in this)
            {
                if (f12_CityRoad.CityRoad_ID == cityRoad_ID)
                {
                    Remove(f12_CityRoad);
                    break;
                }
            }
        }

        ///
        /// Determines whether a <see cref="F12_CityRoad"/> item is in the collection.
        ///
        /// <param name="cityRoad_ID">The CityRoad_ID of the item to search for.</param>
        /// <returns><c>true</c> if the F12_CityRoad is a collection item; otherwise, <c>false</c>.</returns>
        public bool Contains(int cityRoad_ID)
        {
            foreach (var f12_CityRoad in this)
            {
                if (f12_CityRoad.CityRoad_ID == cityRoad_ID)
                {
                    return true;
                }
            }
            return false;
        }

        ///
        /// Determines whether a <see cref="F12_CityRoad"/> item is in the collection's DeletedList.
        ///
        /// <param name="cityRoad_ID">The CityRoad_ID of the item to search for.</param>
        /// <returns><c>true</c> if the F12_CityRoad is a deleted collection item; otherwise, <c>false</c>.</returns>
        public bool ContainsDeleted(int cityRoad_ID)
        {
            foreach (var f12_CityRoad in DeletedList)
            {
                if (f12_CityRoad.CityRoad_ID == cityRoad_ID)
                {
                    return true;
                }
            }
            return false;
        }

        #endregion

        #region Factory Methods

        ///
        /// Factory method. Creates a new <see cref="F11_CityRoadColl"/> collection.
        ///
        /// <returns>A reference to the created <see cref="F11_CityRoadColl"/> collection.</returns>
        internal static F11_CityRoadColl NewF11_CityRoadColl()
        {
            return DataPortal.CreateChild<F11_CityRoadColl>();
        }

        ///
        /// Factory method. Loads a <see cref="F11_CityRoadColl"/> object from the given SafeDataReader.
        ///
        /// <param name="dr">The SafeDataReader to use.</param>
        /// <returns>A reference to the fetched <see cref="F11_CityRoadColl"/> object.</returns>
        internal static F11_CityRoadColl GetF11_CityRoadColl(SafeDataReader dr)
        {
            F11_CityRoadColl obj = new F11_CityRoadColl();
            // show the framework that this is a child object
            obj.MarkAsChild();
            obj.Fetch(dr);
            return obj;
        }

        #endregion

        #region Constructor

        ///
        /// Initializes a new instance of the <see cref="F11_CityRoadColl"/> class.
        ///
        /// <remarks> Do not use to create a Csla object. Use factory methods instead.</remarks>
        [System.ComponentModel.EditorBrowsable(System.ComponentModel.EditorBrowsableState.Never)]
        public F11_CityRoadColl()
        {
            // Use factory methods and do not use direct creation.

            // show the framework that this is a child object
            MarkAsChild();

            var rlce = RaiseListChangedEvents;
            RaiseListChangedEvents = false;
            AllowNew = true;
            AllowEdit = true;
            AllowRemove = true;
            RaiseListChangedEvents = rlce;
        }

        #endregion

        #region Data Access

        ///
        /// Loads all <see cref="F11_CityRoadColl"/> collection items from the given SafeDataReader.
        ///
        /// <param name="dr">The SafeDataReader to use.</param>
        private void Fetch(SafeDataReader dr)
        {
            var rlce = RaiseListChangedEvents;
            RaiseListChangedEvents = false;
            var args = new DataPortalHookArgs(dr);
            OnFetchPre(args);
            while (dr.Read())
            {
                Add(F12_CityRoad.GetF12_CityRoad(dr));
            }
            OnFetchPost(args);
            RaiseListChangedEvents = rlce;
        }

        ///
        /// Loads <see cref="F12_CityRoad"/> items on the F11_CityRoadObjects collection.
        ///
        /// <param name="collection">The grand parent <see cref="F09_CityColl"/> collection.</param>
        internal void LoadItems(F09_CityColl collection)
        {
            foreach (var item in this)
            {
                var obj = collection.FindF10_CityByParentProperties(item.parent_City_ID);
                var rlce = obj.F11_CityRoadObjects.RaiseListChangedEvents;
                obj.F11_CityRoadObjects.RaiseListChangedEvents = false;
                obj.F11_CityRoadObjects.Add(item);
                obj.F11_CityRoadObjects.RaiseListChangedEvents = rlce;
            }
        }

        #endregion

        #region DataPortal Hooks

        ///
        /// Occurs after setting query parameters and before the fetch operation.
        ///
        partial void OnFetchPre(DataPortalHookArgs args);

        ///
        /// Occurs after the fetch operation (object or collection is fully loaded and set up).
        ///
        partial void OnFetchPost(DataPortalHookArgs args);

        #endregion

    }
}

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Address: Cross Lanes, Richmond, North Yorkshire, DL10 7DZ
Academy conversion letter Academy conversion letter, PDF - 04 July 2019
Previously St Mary's Roman Catholic Primary School, Richmond Closed
About St Mary's Catholic Primary School - a Catholic voluntary academy
Religious character: Roman Catholic
Local authority: North Yorkshire
Region: Yorkshire and The Humber
Principal: Miss F Mackle
Website: http://www.stmarysrcprimaryrichmond.co.uk
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St Margaret Clitherows RC Primary School
St Margaret's Grove, South Bank, Middlesbrough, TS6 6TA
St Mary's Catholic Primary School
Tennyson Avenue, Grangetown, Middlesbrough, TS6 7AD
Saint Paulinus Catholic Primary School, A Catholic Voluntary Academy
The Avenue, Guisborough, North Yorkshire, TS14 8DN
Saint Joseph's Catholic Primary School, A Catholic Voluntary Academy
Rosecroft Lane, Loftus, Saltburn-by-the-Sea, North Yorkshire, TS13 4PZ
St Bede's Catholic Primary School
Redcar Road, Marske-by-Sea, Redcar, North Yorkshire, TS11 6AE
St Benedict's Catholic Primary School
Mersey Road, Redcar, North Yorkshire, TS10 1LS
Sacred Heart Catholic Secondary
Mersey Road, Redcar, North Yorkshire, TS10 1PJ
Christ The King Roman Catholic Primary School, A Voluntary Catholic Academy
Tedder Avenue, Thornaby, Stockton-on-Tees, TS17 9JP
St Therese of Lisieux Catholic Primary School, A Voluntary Catholic Academy
Lamb Lane, Ingleby Barwick, Stockton-on-Tees, TS17 0QP
St Patrick's Catholic College, A Voluntary Catholic Academy
Baysdale Road, Thornaby, Stockton-on-Tees, Teesside, TS17 9DE
St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Primary School, A Voluntary Catholic Academy
Westbury Street, Thornaby, Stockton-on-Tees, TS17 6NE
Corpus Christi RC Primary School
Cargo Fleet Lane, Corpus Christi Primary School, Middlesbrough, TS3 8NL
Ayresome Street, Middlesbrough, TS1 4NP
St Alphonsus' Catholic Primary School
Cadogan Street, North Ormesby, Middlesbrough, Cleveland, TS3 6PX
Gunnergate Lane, Coulby Newham, Middlesbrough, TS8 0TE
St Bernadette's Catholic Primary School
Cookgate, Nunthorpe, Middlesbrough, TS7 0PZ
St Clare's RC Primary School
Trimdon Avenue, Acklam, Trimdon Avenue, Acklam, Middlesbrough, North Yorkshire, TS5 8RZ
St Edward's Catholic Primary School
Eastbourne Road, Linthorpe, Middlesbrough, TS5 6QS
St Gerard's RC Primary School
Avalon Court, Hemlington, Middlesbrough, TS8 9HU
Marton Road, Middlesbrough, TS4 2NT
St Thomas More RC Primary School
Erith Grove, Easterside, Middlesbrough, TS4 3QH
Trinity Catholic College
Lacy Road, Middlesbrough, TS4 3JW
St Pius X Catholic Primary School, a Catholic Voluntary Academy
Amersham Road, Park End, Middlesbrough, TS3 7HD
St Francis Xavier School - a Joint Catholic and Church of England Voluntary Academy
Darlington Road, Richmond, North Yorkshire, DL10 7DA
St Joseph's Catholic Primary School - a Catholic voluntary academy
Swainsea Lane, Pickering, North Yorkshire, YO18 8AR
Highfield Road, Malton, North Yorkshire, YO17 7DB
St Benedict's Catholic Primary School - a Catholic voluntary academy
Back Lane, Ampleforth, York, North Yorkshire, YO62 4DE
Sacred Heart Catholic Primary School - a Catholic voluntary academy
Broomfield Avenue, Northallerton, North Yorkshire, DL7 8UL
St Aelred's Catholic Primary School - a Catholic Voluntary Academy
Fifth Avenue, York, North Yorkshire, YO31 0QQ
St George's Catholic Primary School - a Catholic Voluntary Academy
1 Winterscale Street, Fishergate, York, North Yorkshire, YO10 4BT
St Wilfrid's Catholic Primary School - a Catholic Voluntary Academy
Monkgate, York, North Yorkshire, YO31 7PB
Our Lady Queen of Martyrs Catholic Primary School - a Catholic Voluntary Academy
Hamilton Drive, York, North Yorkshire, YO24 4JW
St Hedda's Catholic Primary School, a Catholic Voluntary Academy
Egton Bridge, Whitby, North Yorkshire, YO21 1UX
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I am lucky to live near two fantastic farmers markets that are open year round. I love going with the kids because it is always a mini adventure.
There is always something new to try and the experience is more personable than going to a big box supermarket. I find the produce stays fresher longer, since most of it is grown locally (or in the state) so it is not shipped as far. I also like knowing I am helping to support small & local farmers.
They have a huge nursery and a small market near the back that is full of fruits and veggies. On top of that, they sell local breads, honey, salsas, cheeses, eggs, dairy… you name it!
After we shop, we usually do a walk through the nursery. Mila & Hudson go crazy looking at all the flowers and plants. Hudson asks what EVERY FLOWER IS, and if an (unlucky) employee is nearby they always take the time answer his questions! Yesterday after a woman explained what these little yellow daisies were, he asked if he could pick one for his mom, and she cut one off right there and handed it to him! So sweet!
My other FAVORITE Farmers Market is SW Ranches Farmers Market, the owner Sheila is AWESOME and her salsa is AMAZING! I will do another blog post about her in the future.
There are tons of resources out there to help you find a Famers Market in your area. The USDA has a Famer's Market search engine. You can also search for markets on the Local Harvest website.
So the next time you are looking for something fun and free to do with the family, check out a Famers Market and support local growers!
Aww, what a nice family outing (educational too), I need to make it a point to do stuff like this!! Thanks for sharing.
Yes its easy to forget how kids love to do the simplest things! I always plan these elaborate adventures, then they will have the most fun doing stuff I wouldn't even think of as a 'kid' activity!


Ever wonder why some people automatically have their avatars up on the comment boxes? Gravatar makes it possible. Wherever you go and whatever blogsite you wish to comment in, Gravatar can put up your avatar to match your personal identity with your comment. In this Blog how-to, I'm going to teach you how to make your own Gravatar and why it's important.
Next, click the "Add a new email" Link and add the e-mail you ALWAYS wish to use EVERYTIME you comment. Think about this because it is accessible to the site owner – so you'd want to use a public e-mail, not a private one.
Then click the "Add a new image" Link and upload the image you want to show as your avatar. My tip is: Upload the best headshot you have because this will be your online identity as an instant visual for readers to see.
And you're done! Just enter the e-mail address you used to register a Gravatar whenever you comment (on the box provided for your e-mail) and your Gravatar will automatically show up.
Why is having a Gravatar important?
It makes people want to know more about you, seeing you're visible and honest enough to show them a visual.
Hey, what could go wrong with a personal avatar right?


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NetEase has announced that the Disorder mobile game, an upcoming third-person shooter, will be holding a Closed Beta Test (CBT) soon. The CBT is expected to start on 27 June 2019 for Australia, New Zealand, Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines.
Below, we've quickly listed down the time you can expect the game to go live in those countries:
Indonesia: Opens at 10 A.M. (GMT +7)
Malaysia / Philippines: Opens at 11 A.M. (GMT +8)
Australia : Opens at 13 P.M. (GMT +10)
New Zealand: Opens at 15 P.M. (GMT +12)
NetEase Games first announced Disorder mobile game at GDC 2019 and subsequently went into Closed Beta in China around April 2019. Now, the English version is entering CBT and the five countries mentioned will get first dibs on this squad-based shooter.
Since its first announcement, the developers have revealed three out of four of the playable factions in the game. They are the Pale Knights, Ghost Puppet, and Cadaver Unit. Each faction has a backstory and different sets of characters, which each character having different skills.
Pale Knights
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It might be some time before this game is officially out. In the meantime, you can follow the Facebook page and official website for more news.
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Here is some interesting commentary from a guy who's owned and regularly used a Segway Human Transporter for 90 days.
He makes some rather thoughtful and compelling arguments for how the Segway has complemented other forms of transportation for him and his family, explaining why it's neither better than nor a full replacement for biking or walking.
Would I pay $4950 for this thing (assuming I even had that much available cash currently)? Well, though there are obviously many variables to consider, like commute length to work, area climate, and so on, from my personal perspective it'd probably not be high on my rational priority list.
That said, though, it would certainly rank well towards the top of any Dear Santa list. From all accounts I've read, the Segway is a sheer joy to ride, and given my frequent 5-10 mile trips around San Francisco, I'm sure it'd come in handy!


In his essay "Notes for a Novel About the End of the World," collected in "The Message in the Bottle," Percy has another metaphor for the novelist. He writes that ""The novelist writes about the coming end in order to warn about present ills and so avert the end . . . The novelist is less like a prophet than he is like the canary that coal miners used to take down into the shaft to test the air. When the canary gets unhappy, utters plaintive cries, and collapses, it may be time for the miners to surface and think things over."
To answer his question, "…what it is like to be an individual living in the United States in the twentieth century," how about in the secular world being a meaningless statistic in yet another dehumanizing, reductionist poll.


I know enough about AA to know this blog is not in any way affiliated with AA itself, which doesn't do blogs, book clubs, or many staples of public communication and commerce according to its traditions of anonymity, attraction rather than promotion, remaining completely nonprofessional, each meeting being fully self-supporting, and endorsing only it's own conference-approved literature. But I assume this anonymous blog is written and read by people in recovery, ie the very people I think will enjoy my book (along with mystery lovers), so this review is an unsolicited plum for me.
Getting a novel published was only a piece of the dream that's been coming true for me in the past nine months. I also hoped that people would find merit in the work and say I'd pulled off the challenging task I'd set myself. This anonymous reviewer, bless him or her, thinks I have.
"With an extensive background dealing with issues of alcoholism, addiction, and codependency among others, one would expect a novel full of jargon and information dumping on the subject. One would be very wrong....Elizabeth Zelvin has managed to capture the reality of alcoholism and detox, with its black humor and tragedy. Her characters are realistic examples of people struggling with their sobriety, and her pictures of AA meetings are very realistic. Death Will Get You Sober will strike home with anyone familiar with alcoholism or the addictions field."
Elizabeth, best wishes for the new book and a successful launch.
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Whether you want to spend a weekend away or treat yourself to a special exquisite meal, Montreal bed and breakfast inns help you discover the province at its best, in an elegantly comfortable and relaxing environment.
An unbelievable choice of bed & breakfasts and country inns await you in Montreal and the surrounding areas. Called "gîtes" or "auberges" in French, B&Bs in Montreal are a quaint alternative to the hotel room. These charming and privately owned lodgings provide an affordable choice for vacation or business travel, combining a unique and highly personalized travel experience with a touch of local flavor.
Bed and breakfasts in Montreal are mostly remodeled country homes and mansions possessing a unique or historic character. Meticulously restored to bring out their original charm, many Montreal B&Bs are housed in century-old Victorian homes and feature aspects of the time period they represent, including antique furniture.
While their architectural styles - from 1930 neo-classical houses to old stonewall houses - vary quite a bit depending but every one of them offers modern conveniences such as air conditioning, hot and cold showers and Internet access.
Before booking your stay at a Montreal bed and breakfast inn, getting acquainted with your hosts is as important as checking prices and locations. Unlike in a hotel where you won't often see the front desk clerk, at a bed and breakfast inn you'll probably see the hosts more often than you expect.
There are a number of travel websites where you can read B&B reviews that will provide vital information such as prices and location, but also if the host is going to be a welcoming tour guide or a surly innkeeper.
While you're more likely to receive a warm welcome from folks who will be delighted to help you discover the city, it's also important to get a feel for the hosts before choosing your Montreal B&B accommodations.


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Jakob Zitzow and Natasha Talos moved to Ireland in September 2017.
As new figures from the Central Statistics Office reveal that 84,600 people immigrated into Ireland in the 12 months to April 2017, the highest figure since 2008, recent arrivals share their stories about why they came to live in Ireland, and what their experience has been like so far.
Jakob Zitzow, Germany
Jakob Zitzow had spent four years working in Vienna when he decided to apply for a masters degree abroad. "There's a programme in Austria where you can leave your job for 12 months and the Austrian state pays you an amount of your former salary to go into formal education. I was able to combine the programme with a masters in digital marketing strategy here in Dublin."
Zitzow, who is originally from Germany, and his girlfriend, Natasha Talos, both worked in telecommunications and had heard about the rapidly growing tech scene in Ireland. "We wanted to do 2-3 years abroad together and Dublin was a good choice because of the economic environment and there's lots of international companies here. We'd also heard good things from friends already living here."
The couple made a short trip to Ireland in August to get "a glimpse of the city", before moving over in the first week of September 2017. They stayed in Airbnb accommodation while searching for a place to live.
"That was the biggest challenge. We wanted to live in the city centre but it was way too expensive. I wrote about 300 emails and only got about 50 replies. We found an apartment a little outside the city in Blackrock and we're really happy there but it's nearly double the price of our apartment in Vienna."
Zitzow is now studying at Trinity College and likes getting back into "the student vibe". "I was working in a real business environment so it's cool to be a student again and meet a lot of international people."
He says his girlfriend is also enjoying her new job at one of the major tech companies. "It's really vibrant here and there's a lot of things happening. It's also a really young city, that surprised me. I was not used to that in Vienna."
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Deepak Budhiraja, India
Deepak Budhiraja moved to Ireland in September 2017.
Deepak Budhiraja didn't know anyone in Ireland when he arrived in September 2017 to begin his new job. "My image of Dublin was of a typical European city and I think it is really fitting into that image. People here are warm and there's a good work-life balance."
Budhiraja was working in his home city of New Delhi when he was contacted by Accenture with a job offer. Having already spent seven years in the United States, he had no problem with moving halfway across the world for work. However, he did find the initial weeks in Dublin quite challenging.
"It was difficult to get information about stuff like how to do your finances. That information was not readily available and I couldn't find it mentioned on websites."
Like most others who have arrived in Ireland in recent years, he also struggled to find an affordable place to live. "Accommodation has been the red dot for me here. I had friends who said I should start looking two months before I came here but places were scarcely available. There were very minimal choices for where you want to live and how you want to live."
Budhiraja eventually found a place near Phoenix park and has started making friends through his work and Facebook groups. "I joined one group which was expats in Ireland and I joined another which caters to my interests around music. Once I settle down I want to begin piano lessons in my free time. I already play, I'm between a starter and immediate level, it's something I want to do for myself."
Asked whether he plans to stay in Ireland long-term, Budhiraja says he's always on the lookout for a permanent home. "I'm not the kind of guy who wants to keep on moving. The thought in my head currently is I'm going to stay here for a while but I'm always looking for a long-term place."
Alexander Martin, UK
Alexander Martin moved to Ireland in May 2017.
When Alexander Martin woke up the morning after the 2016 Brexit referendum, the first thing he did was check the exchange rate for Sterling. "I saw it dropping so in the long term I thought it would be better to move somewhere that was growing. I had read that lots of businesses were looking at migrating to Ireland so I thought I'll try Dublin."
After more than a year of travelling through southeast Asia, Australia and New Zealand, Martin had decided to try to find work closer to home. With his family in the Lake District in northwest England, he began looking for employment opportunities in Dublin.
In May 2017, Martin and his German girlfriend arrived in Ireland. "I'd never been to Ireland before but my girlfriend had lived in Cork. We started searching for a place to live straight away."
The couple spend the first few days in a hostel before renting a room in a private home. Eventually they found an apartment near Parnell Square in Dublin's city centre. "We went to so many viewings and you'd be there with ten couples all trying to make an impression. I don't really understand how they pick people. The price and standard of housing here really shocked me."
Despite their housing struggles, Martin feels he's made the right decision by moving here. "In Dublin people are really genuine. It's not like places like Manchester, people don't have time and can brush you off. Meeting people here has been quite easy and my girlfriend loves it ."
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Why is Cheddar Cheese Orange?
It's one of those why-did-I-never-think-of-this-before questions that can come out of nowhere: "Why is cheddar cheese orange? Cheddar cheese is made with cow's milk, isn't it? And cow's milk is white, right? So, orange cheddar cheese – I mean, what's up with that?"
Fortunately, it's a simple answer. Why is cheddar cheese orange? Because cheesemakers add orange coloring during the cheesemaking process. It's the result of hundreds of years of tradition, dating back to the time when cheddar cheese in England was made with milk from cows whose beta-carotene-rich diet produced an orange tint in the milk. Today, orange cheddar cheese is colored with annatto, the fruit of the achiote tree, while white cheddar is made without any added color.
Here in Wisconsin, we asked and answered the "why is cheddar cheese orange?" question long ago. (We think about cheese a lot.) Today, we're more likely to ask questions like "Where did I leave my cheddar cheese?" Or "How can aged white cheddar be this freaking good?" Or "Could I have cheddar cheese for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, please?" Those are the obvious questions when your cheesemakers make the tastiest, highest-quality cheese in the world. And having won more awards for our cheese than any other state or country on earth, there's really no question about that.
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Pairing your white or orange cheddar cheese
Whether you're pairing white or orange cheddar cheese, it's the age and sharpness of the cheese that will determine the best beer, wine, or liquor to match up with your chunk of cheddar.
Milder cheddars are an easy-going cheese and can pair with almost anything. For beer, try a pale ale, lager, or pilsner. White wines are great with mild cheddars – chardonnay, pinot gris, or rose will always be a pleaser. For red wine, try a pinot noir or merlot pairing. And if you're drinking stronger stuff, rye whiskey or a tequila reposado will do the trick.
Aged cheddars will want drinks that match their sharp flavors or beverages that provide a sweet contrast. In red wine, try a chianti, cabernet, or malbec wine pairing. Aged cheddars also do nicely with whites like riesling, chardonnay, and champagne. If you're in the mood for beer, a saison ale, cider, or Belgian ale will add a touch of sweetness to the pairing. And a bourbon, single malt scotch, or a sweet port will make a great after-dinner pairing.
FAQs: Why is cheddar cheese orange or white?
Why is cheddar cheese orange or white?
When cheddar cheese was originally produced centuries ago in England, it had an orange tint thanks to the type of grass eaten by the cows that supplied the milk for the cheese. The orange color came to be associated with cheddar cheese, and cheesemakers have been adding pigment to the cheese ever since. There is no discernible flavor difference between orange or white cheddar cheese.
How is cheddar cheese made?
Cheddar cheese starts off much the same way as other cheeses – where rennet is added to the milk to separate the curds from whey. It's after the curds are separated that cheesemakers use a special process called cheddaring to create cheddar cheese. The curds are formed into large slabs, stacked on top of each other, and flipped over and over again to release more away and created denser curd. Eventually, the slabs are milled to make smaller curds which are pressed into molds where the cheese will drain and be left to age for 3 to 24 months.
Why is orange cheddar cheese better in Wisconsin?
If cheese lovers dream of orange cheddar cheese, orange cheddar dreams of Wisconsin. That's because every little chunk of cheddar knows that when you've been made in Wisconsin, you've really made it big. Wisconsin is where master cheesemakers learn their trade, and where they rack up more awards for cheesemaking than any other state in the country or country in the world.
How did Wisconsin come to be the unofficial cheese capital of the planet? That's what happens when a whole state is dedicated to making the best cheese in the world. And to making more flavors, styles, and varieties of cheese than anywhere else.
So, when you're dreaming of out-of-this-world orange cheddar, just look for a Proudly Wisconsin Cheese badge on the label. Wisconsin cheesemakers are just happy to make your dreams come true.
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Matthew O'Sullivan (No. 1304)
Matthew O'Sullivan brings a rich sound and refined organ performance to 11th & Grant.
Matthew O'Sullivan
Matthew O'Sullivan brings a rich, dynamic sound and refined organ performance to the stage of 11th & Grant. He showcases his diverse repertoire dating from the 15th century to today. Matthew is a Bozeman-based organist who currently serves as head organist of Hope Lutheran church. He is active as a recitalist, and has recently made guest appearances with the MSU Chorale. Before moving to Bozeman in 2015, he was based in the UK, where he began his musical education as a boy chorister, before winning an organ scholarship to Christ's College, Cambridge. While gaining his degree in Music at Cambridge, he accompanied and directed the college choir in services, a live BBC broadcast, two commercial CD recordings and several foreign tours. From 2002-2012 he was Director of Music at the church of St John the Divine in Richmond, near London. As well as playing the organ and directing the St John's choir in regular services, he founded and directed the Music at St John's concert series, which mounted over twenty concerts. Works he has conducted in this capacity include Bach's Mass in B minor, Purcell's Dido and Aeneas, Mozart's Mass in C minor and Buxtehude's Membra Jesu Nostri. Matthew is also active as a composer for choir and organ, and received the Air France Prize in the first international composition competition for cathedral choirs in Amiens, France. He also enjoys the opportunity to sing, and can be found regularly performing in the bass section of the Bozeman Symphony chorus.


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May 8, 2012 · 10:32 am
Outlook Afghanistan op-ed published May 08
President Obama's short stay in Kabul was more of a symbolic political visit on the eve of Osama bin Laden's first death anniversary. Addressing Americans from Afghanistan before launching reelection campaign, President Obama reminded them that he sent the Navy SEALs to kill Osama.
He said the tide of insurgency has turned and the Taliban's momentum has been broken. He spoke to Americans with a victorious tone, about a situation that is more of a quagmire of uncertainties for us in Afghanistan. It shows the sophisticated reach and strength of the Taliban who were successful to launch an attack in Kabul as soon as President Obama's arrival was breaking news on Afghan media. Several, including some foreign security guards were killed when some insurgents breached the high-security zone of Kabul and attacked Green Village, a compound where foreign aid workers and diplomatic staff live.
Talking about the security transition and Afghan forces taking control, he mentioned the decrease in size of Afghan National Security Forces (ANSF) in 2015, a plan proposed by the Obama Administration to reduce the burden of military costs on the US and its NATO allies. Details of the plan might be endorsed in the NATO Chicago Summit next week.
The size of ANSF is projected to reach 352,000 before October this year, of which 195,000 number of Afghan National Army has already been completed. The Obama Administration is considering a plan to downsize ANSF to 230,000, reducing a third of it starting gradually from 2015 to 2017. It is estimated that the current strength of ANSF will cost annually about $10billion. But the reduced size of ANSF has an estimated $4.2billion annual cost. The United States is urging its NATO allies to contribute about 1 billion Euros to this, while Washington would channel about $3 billion. But among NATO allies, only Britain has pledged $110million annually. It is expected that Afghanistan add about $500million to $1billion annually to the cost of its security forces.
However, Afghan security officials have been critical of the Obama Administration's plan to heavily downsize the ANSF. Afghan officials say the plans are a conceptual model based on certain assumptions of improved security and a possible deal with insurgents for a political settlement.
Presidents Obama and Karzai also signed the US-Afghanistan Strategic Partnership Agreement (SPA). After two years of contentious negotiations on Afghan-control of US-run prisons in Afghanistan and the limits of Special Forces' night raids agreed in the Memorandum of Understanding on the Transfer of US Detention Facilities and the Memorandum of Understanding on Afghanization of the Special Operations, the announcement of SPA was expected to bring a sigh of relief.
But the SPA is a general framework short of specifics. It talks about the generals of US-Afghanistan relations after ISAF withdrawal in 2014. Details of the US military presence and commitment to Afghanistan will be part of another Bilateral Security Agreement to be finalized by next year.
Domestically, the SPA has been criticized. We could not expect more than this from the ruling circle who have made sure to secure their domestic narrow-interests in the SPA. President Karzai at the press conference next day was saying the SPA clearly rejects change of system in Afghanistan.
One instance is the intentional wrong translation of some terms in the English, Pashto and Dari versions of the SPA. At the end of the text, it is mentioned that all three translations are equally authenticated. The original SPA text in English says "Afghanistan shall strengthen the integrity and capacity of its democratic institutions and processes, including by taking tangible steps to further the efficiency and effectiveness of its three branches of state within its 'unitary' system of government, and supporting development of a vibrant civil society, including a free and open media."
In Dari and Pashto versions, they have replaced 'unitary' with 'central' (markazi). All major political opposition blocks are calling for decentralization of power, with more administrative authorities to local governance bodies and parliamentary form of government. They are strongly criticizing this part of the SPA. But the fact is that our visionless rulers with narrow-interests are playing domestic politics with the strategic agreement between Afghanistan and the US.
It must have been push by the Palace negotiators to avoid a single mention of the Taliban in the SPA. It glosses over by mentioning "Al-Qaeda and affiliates" avoiding the name of Taliban or other insurgents, keeping room for manipulations of Karzai and Co's power-sharing designs to strike deal with elements of the Taliban and Hizb-e-Islami after 2014.
But the question is, why should Afghanistan's system of Government be mentioned in a strategic partnership agreement with any country? It is a matter of constitutional and internal affairs that can be changed on popular demand, not a concern for our strategic relations with the US.
Amrullah Saleh says by avoiding mention of Taliban, some Palace elements are furthering the agenda of their neighboring foreign patrons to ignore the safe havens of insurgents and their leadership across the border. He adds that after ten years of ruling, the Palace has no definition of national security for Afghanistan and a vision for enemy and friend.
Besides all these, the NATO summit in Chicago was supposed to come up with concrete security plans and commitments after its fundamentals were to be detailed in the US-Afghanistan SPA, but uncertainty seems to loom for another year.
The US and NATO are in rush with an exit formula, but without a concrete post-withdrawal strategy. It is not clear how many US troops will stay in Afghanistan. There are no clear US commitments on military and economic support to Afghanistan in the SPA, and it will not be any clear in the NATO Chicago Summit too. NATO countries should come up with clear pledges of continuation of aid to Afghanistan.
The decrease of ANSF strength should be based on ground realities and conditions of improved security. Long-term stability and security should take precedence over cutting costs in determining US support for ANSF. It cannot be based on assumptions of success in talks with Taliban and better cooperation from Pakistan. There is no Plan B for a scenario when insurgency will increase much deadlier after 2014 while Afghan forces will be reduced to half and the bulk of US and NATO troops will withdraw.
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The Last MFA Reading, Before Winter Comes
Oct 30th, 2017 by Coleen
The weather has been cold and rainy recently. Despite a few weeks of delusionally warm weather in the middle of October, we can't ignore the old prophecy "Winter is Coming in South Bend!" Once snow hits campus, you probably won't want to venture out of home and trudge in the snow for an event. But our third 2nd year MFA reading will occur before the snow arrives, and it will be definitely worth it to come and hear poetry from three great poets: Moonseok Choi, Madison McCartha, and Jean Yoon. After going to our last MFA reading this semester, you can be content by staying warm at home and waiting for Santa Claus to leave the throne and give you tons of chocolate for you to survive the winter.
Here is the bio for these cool poets:
Moonseok Choi was born in Seoul, South Korea, but spent 6 years of his childhood in the wilderness of Kansas picking up English. His fluency in both languages earned him a BA at Yonsei University's Underwood International College, and allowed him to serve as a military translator in the ROK Army Special Forces for 2 years. He majored in Comparative Literature and Culture and became 11 different people for his senior thesis to write a fictional anthology of world poetry.
Moonseok won Yonsei's Academy of American Poets Prize in 2014 for his sonnet "A Postcard from İzmir." He enjoys writing in traditional forms as much as experimenting with contemporary poetry, and takes inspiration from Federico Garcia Lorca, John Berryman, Kenneth Koch, and many more. His other interests include teaching, translating both literature and official documents, watching and analyzing films, and exploring issues of gender, race and discrimination in Korea and America.
Graduating from Beloit College, Madison McCartha has had flash-fiction published in Burrow Press, and poetry in Nightjar Review, Verse Press, and The Pinch. Raised in San Diego, Madison recently spent his time freezing to death in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, where he served both as Asst. Editor and Design Editor for Cream City Review, and became the Poetry Editor for Storm Cellar Quarterly. At Notre Dame, he reads for the Notre Dame Review, and has served as the Managing Editor for Yield Magazine. Artists who have influenced him include Antonin Artaud, Aimé Césaire, Peter Gizzi, Kim Hyesoon, Dorothea Lasky, Larry Levis, Anne Waldman, Kara Walker, and Yoko Tawada. Madison's interests include horror flicks, affect theory, shamanism, Björk, and a capacious poetry capable of housing a multiplicitous self.
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A former Seaside High School employee was arrested for allegedly having sex with two former students. Margaret Bowman, 39, a former teacher's aide at Seaside High School, was arrested for having sexual relationships with two former students, according to Marina police. Police said they were told of a current relationship happening between Bowman and a 17-year-old. Investigators said they met while she was an employee at the high school. Further investigation found that Bowman had a sexual relationship with a 16-year-old. Anyone with information is asked to contact the Marina Police Department at 831-884-1294.
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A former Seaside High School employee was arrested for allegedly having sex with two former students.
Margaret Bowman, 39, a former teacher's aide at Seaside High School, was arrested for having sexual relationships with two former students, according to Marina police.
Police said they were told of a current relationship happening between Bowman and a 17-year-old. Investigators said they met while she was an employee at the high school.
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Q: How to get UID from an Angular fire store Document without snapshot let say I have a collection named Countries and a doc looks like below
{
  name: "Pakistan"
  //other field removed to focus on problem only
}

and a Collection names Cities which doc have above country field reference looks like
{
  name: "Karachi",
  //other field removed to focus on problem only
  city: "3FbRFiWB4DmfdcxDdei3" //reference of country document
}

now I am displaying the countries and cities as ordered drop down menus as user select country then the next drop down displays filtered cities
let countryRef = this.angularFireStore.collection('Countries', ref => ref);
let countries = countryRef.valueChanges();

and html binding looks like
let country of country | async"

Here is the actual problem on any change or select event of user I have to pass id of country to populated filtered cities based of selected country but I can't got id in country. How to achieve this
any help will be greatly appreciated.
NOTE: I know I can got id and other metadata by getting snapshot change but that response very late I just want id field in reference binding for editing or updating Documents.

A: As you said you don't want to use .snapshotChanges() and get id with .valueChanges() you need to store it while creating the doc. Do this in your add country function
this.tempId = this.angularFireStore.createId();

const newCountry = {
      id:this.tempId,
      name:'Karachi'
      //other fields...
    }

this.angularFireStore.collection('Countries').doc(this.tempId).set(newCountry).then(res => {
  console.log('country added')
}).catch(err => {
  console.log('error adding country',err)
});

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Airbnb Is Tough Competition For Berkshire Inns; New State Law May Have Impact
By Nancy Eve Cohen • Feb 14, 2019
Tom Johnson owns and runs the Birchwood Inn in Lenox, Massachusetts. He says bookings have decreased due to competition from Airbnb rentals.
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The dining room at the Birchwood Inn in Lenox, Massachusetts. The owner says bookings have decreased due to competition from Airbnb rentals.
A view from the window of the library at the Birchwood Inn in Lenox, Massachusetts.
Eileen Lawlor and Stephen Filmus at an Airbnb studio apartment Filmus rents out in Great Barrington, Massachusetts. Lawlor rents her house on Airbnb in Monterey, Massachusetts.
Linda Bacon started the Canterbury Farm bed-and-breakfast in Becket, Massachusetts, with her husband three decades ago. She says her bookings have declined in recent years, in part because of competition from Airbnb.
The land near Canterbury Farm in Becket, Massachusetts, includes cross-country ski and snowshoe trails.
Residents of the Berkshires have rented out rooms in their homes for decades as a way to make extra income. But some innkeepers now say their room rentals are down because of competition from short-term rentals, like those found on Airbnb.
Massachusetts recently passed a law governing short-term rentals as a way to level the playing field. The new legislation comes at a time when there's been a big jump in the number of Airbnb hosts in Berkshire County — an increase of nearly 56 percent since 2017.
Innkeepers at historic inns are waiting to see what the impact of the law will be.
On a recent tour, Lenox innkeeper Tom Johnson led the way into the library — a grand room in the Birchwood Inn, with a huge fireplace and windows looking out on pristine snow.
"This was added on. This is the new part of the house, added on in the late 1800s," he said.
Johnson and his wife left their corporate jobs in St. Louis as a kind of pre-retirement plan, and bought the inn.
Credit Nancy Eve Cohen / NEPR
Things went well at first. They raised room rates a bit. Their numbers improved slightly over the previous owners.
"But then last year was just abysmal," Johnson said, citing competition, like a new Marriott hotel and Airbnb. "If it was two Airbnbs, that wouldn't be competition. There is over 140, 150 or more Airbnbs operating in this area. So, yeah, that's competition now."
County-wide, 1,200 Airbnb hosts welcomed more than 60,000 guests last year.
Stephen Filmus has hosted more than 200 guests in the past two-and-a-half years in his home in Great Barrington.
"They have a great view outside of the sunrise. And they have a full bathroom, brand new," Filmus said, showing off the apartment in his home, which is decorated with paintings he made of Richmond Pond.
The 71-year-old artist taught at Pittsfield High School before building the house, which includes an art studio.
"I really needed the space, and wanted to invest in something that would support me in my old age," he said. "And the Airbnb is what's helping me keep it."
Filmus uses the income to pay his real estate taxes and to take care of the property.
Eileen Lawlor, Filmus's life partner, also has an Airbnb. She rents her entire house in Monterey.
"When you're in the house, it's the outside coming in, because there's glass everywhere," Lawlor said. "It's really peaceful."
Seven years ago, Lawlor was injured on the job, and can no longer work full-time.
"This pays my mortgage, helps me upkeep the property and actually increase the value of the property," she said. "And it's been a lifesaver."
In the past four years, Lawlor has hosted 488 people from 11 countries. As hosts, she said she and Filmus are advocates for the area, telling guests about dance, music and art events — just as people in the Berkshires have always done.
"If they had a garage space or a spare bedroom, they would offer it to the summer people," Lawlor said. "And that short-term rental has been part of the economy for 50, 60, 70 years, perhaps. So, Airbnb is just the newest version of that."
And a lucrative version.
In Great Barrington alone last year, Airbnb hosts earned $1.4 million through the site. And in Becket, hosts earned $300,000.
That's a lot of competition for traditional bed-and-breakfasts, like Canterbury Farm in Becket, opened by Linda Bacon and her husband more than three decades ago.
"If you look straight through that woods, you will find a bridge, and that connects our whole trail system," Bacon said, pointing out the 200 acres that hug the property.
Bacon said the B&B and its cross-country ski trails have drawn lots of visitors from New York, Boston and Connecticut.
"For 30 years, that trend had been moving up and increasing our room occupancy," she said. "But then all of a sudden, it started going in the other direction."
Bacon noticed a significant drop in business two years ago, which she mostly attributes to nearby Airbnbs. She said she went to her town select board, and said if motels and B&Bs like hers have to be licensed and get yearly health inspections, then short-term rentals should, too.
"Making an even playing field for Airbnbs and B&Bs and motels, I think, would actually have a better experience for people who come to stay," she said.
Bacon's efforts didn't go anywhere.
But a new Massachusetts law may make things more fair. It requires short-term hosts to charge state room tax, obtain liability insurance for $1 million a year and register with the state.
"I don't think it solves all of the problem," said attorney Jeffrey Lynch, who represents 10 B&Bs and inns in Lenox, including the Birchwood Inn.
The new state law gives municipalities some options: They can impose a local tax, and require health and safety inspections.
But Lynch said it doesn't clarify the type of inspections that are allowed.
"Do they still use a standard for a single-family residential home? Or is it now a commercial enterprise, where then they have to look at a commercial use?" Lynch said. "It may trigger sprinkler systems. It may trigger Americans with Disabilities Act requirements."
Airbnb has its own questions about the state law.
Andrew Kalloch directs public policy in Massachusetts for Airbnb.
"My middle name is Lee, which is named after my mother's home town," Kalloch said. "So the Berkshires is very familiar to me."
Kalloch said Airbnb is concerned about a requirement for a public registry of short-term rentals in Massachusetts, including the name of the street and the city or town.
"Their registry information, their name and their home address, is online for everyone to see," he said. "And that doesn't serve any public purpose. It violates their privacy."
But Kalloch wouldn't comment on whether Airbnb plans to sue the state.
In Becket, after watching her occupancy rates drop, Bacon decided if you can't beat 'em, join 'em.
"Last year, I decided to go right along with it, and actually signed up as an Airbnb," she said.
But not exclusively. Bacon still advertises on her own website.
Airbnb has not made a big difference in Bacon's bookings. So her new strategy? Go back to the old Berkshire way of talking up her place in person, to employees, at places like Jacob's Pillow, in hopes they'll spread the word to dancers, students and tourists alike.
Proposed Tax Would Add To Cost Of Airbnb Rentals
By Alden Bourne • Jun 8, 2017
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The budget recently approved by the Massachusetts Senate would add a new tax to short-term room rentals such as Airbnb. The company is in favor of the tax, but not everyone is as enthusiastic.
The Senate proposal would apply the 5.7 percent state hotel tax to Airbnb-type rentals. Cities and towns would be able to tack on another six percent.
Rachael Naismith of Northampton has been renting a room in her home through Airbnb for more than four years, and doesn't sound thrilled with the plan.
Airbnb Settles Suit With San Francisco, Aims To Smooth Host Registration
By Colin Dwyer • May 1, 2017
The city of San Francisco has settled with Airbnb and HomeAway, concluding a lawsuit brought by the two short-term home rental companies by agreeing to new registration procedures for prospective hosts. The case, which had been heard in federal court, hinged on how the companies comply with a recently instituted city law.
Berkshires Likely To Be Represented On Mass. Transportation Panel After Legislators Protest
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It appears a commission charged with looking at the future of transportation in Massachusetts will have a representative from Berkshire County. That came after stinging criticism from some western Mass. lawmakers.
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