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Collection 04 January 2017
Nature's Astronomical Highlights
The journal Nature has been at the pinnacle of scientific publishing for many years. Founded by an astronomer, Norman Lockyer, it has had an extensive history in publishing the most significant developments in the Natural Sciences. For instance, James Chadwick published his discovery of the neutron in Nature; James Watson and Francis Crick presented the helical structure of DNA. Naturally, astronomy has been no exception: part of the discussion following the "Great Debate" on the nature of the Spiral Nebulae (were these small nebulae within our Galaxy or distant galaxies in their own right?) was contained in Nature's pages in the early 1920s. In the 1960s, Maarten Schmidt's discovery of the first quasar and Antony Hewish & Jocelyn Bell's discovery of the first pulsar were presented in Nature. Even up until the present day, Nature is publishing discoveries that not only are of great interest to professional and amateur astronomers and astrophysicists, but also of relevance to humankind in general. In 2016 we discovered through the work of Guillem Anglada-Escudé and collaborators that the nearest star to our Solar System harbours a rocky planet in a temperate orbit.
It is on the back of these discoveries and this extensive history that Nature Research is launching a new journal in 2017, Nature Astronomy, so that more astronomical research might be published with a similar high standard of editing, peer review and production as Nature's. To celebrate Nature's comprehensive astronomical heritage, we at Nature Astronomy have curated this Web Collection of 40 Nature papers that have had significant impact on astronomical research. Several of these papers have been cited over 1,000 times in the astronomical literature. To include some more recent papers, which have not had the luxury of many years over which to accrue citations, we have also consulted Altmetric scores, which gauge social media impact among other things. The result is a Collection of Letters, Articles and Reviews that have been roughly grouped into seven themes: exoplanets, pulsars, black holes & short gamma-ray bursts, long gamma-ray bursts & supernovae, galaxies, dark matter and the large-scale structure of the Universe. Several of these papers have been selected for Free Access for a limited period; these can be found collected together below, or in the "Free access" tab, above.
Before we delve into these seven topics, there is one stimulating paper that stands apart, written by astronomer and science communicator Carl Sagan and his colleagues (Sagan et al. 1993). It details an experiment performed with the Galileo spacecraft on its way to Jupiter. Galileo was commanded to turn towards the Earth, and capture data with its instruments. Effectively it observed the Earth for signs of life. However, it only just managed to find them: it saw a water-rich atmosphere and surface; it saw signs of biological activity in the high levels of methane; it saw a red-absorbing pigment that might have been responsible for photosynthesis; but the only compelling and indicative detection was that of narrow-band radio emission suggestive of a technological civilisation. The paper presented a unique opportunity to objectively observe our blue marble planet from afar.
Pulsars
Black holes & short GRBs
Long GRBs & supernovae
Dark energy & matter
Large-scale structure
A terrestrial planet candidate in a temperate orbit around Proxima Centauri
A small planet of at least 1.3 Earth masses is orbiting Proxima Centauri with a period of about 11.2 days, with the potential for liquid water on its surface.
Guillem Anglada-Escudé
Pedro J. Amado
Mathias Zechmeister
Letter 24 Aug 2016 Nature
Observation of a Rapidly Pulsating Radio Source
Unusual signals from pulsating radio sources have been recorded at the Mullard Radio Astronomy Observatory. The radiation seems to come from local objects within the galaxy, and may be associated with oscillations of white dwarf or neutron stars.
A. HEWISH
S. J. BELL
R. A. COLLINS
Article 24 Feb 1968 Nature
A search for life on Earth from the Galileo spacecraft
W. Reid Thompson
Charles Hord
Article 21 Oct 1993 Nature
Black hole explosions?
QUANTUM gravitational effects are usually ignored in calculations of the formation and evolution of black holes. The justification for this is that the radius of curvature of space-time outside the event horizon is very large compared to the Planck length (Għ/c3)1/2 ≈ 10−33 cm, the length scale on which quantum fluctuations of the metric are expected to be of order unity. This means that the energy density of particles created by the gravitational field is small compared to the space-time curvature. Even though quantum effects may be small locally, they may still, however, add up to produce a significant effect over the lifetime of the Universe ≈ 1017 s which is very long compared to the Planck time ≈ 10−43 s. The purpose of this letter is to show that this indeed may be the case: it seems that any black hole will create and emit particles such as neutrinos or photons at just the rate that one would expect if the black hole was a body with a temperature of (κ/2π) (ħ/2k) ≈ 10−6 (M/M)K where κ is the surface gravity of the black hole1. As a black hole emits this thermal radiation one would expect it to lose mass. This in turn would increase the surface gravity and so increase the rate of emission. The black hole would therefore have a finite life of the order of 1071 (M/M)−3 s. For a black hole of solar mass this is much longer than the age of the Universe. There might, however, be much smaller black holes which were formed by fluctuations in the early Universe2. Any such black hole of mass less than 1015 g would have evaporated by now. Near the end of its life the rate of emission would be very high and about 1030 erg would be released in the last 0.1 s. This is a fairly small explosion by astronomical standards but it is equivalent to about 1 million 1 Mton hydrogen bombs.
S. W. HAWKING
Letter 1 Mar 1974 Nature
Cold dark matter heats up
In the ΛCDM paradigm, 95% of the Universe consists of dark energy and cold dark matter, but the low-density cores of dark matter measured at the centre of galaxies are hard to explain using this model; here a review of recent work shows that the action of stars and gas can significantly alter the distribution of cold dark matter through a coupling based on rapid gravitational potential fluctuations.
Andrew Pontzen
Fabio Governato
Review Article 12 Feb 2014 Nature
Properties of galaxies reproduced by a hydrodynamic simulation
A simulation that starts 12 million years after the Big Bang and traces 13 billion years of cosmic evolution yields a reasonable population of elliptical and spiral galaxies, reproduces the observed distribution of galaxies in clusters and the characteristics of hydrogen on large scales, and at the same time matches the 'metal' and hydrogen content of galaxies on small scales.
M. Vogelsberger
S. Genel
L. Hernquist
Article 7 May 2014 Nature
3C 273 : A Star-Like Object with Large Red-Shift
M. SCHMIDT
Article 16 Mar 1963 Nature
A hypernova model for the supernova associated with the γ-ray burst of 25 April 1998
K. Iwamoto
P. A. Mazzali
F. Frontera
Letter 15 Oct 1998 Nature
Nature Astronomy (Nat Astron) ISSN 2397-3366 (online)


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LOCAL HISTORY COLUMN: Tazewell's unincorporated communities: Stoehrs
By Jared OlarLibrary Assistant
Aug 2, 2019 at 8:01 PM Aug 2, 2019 at 8:03 PM
As we continue our series on Tazewell County's unincorporated communities, this week we return to Cincinnati Township to visit a location that is now little more than a name on the map: the former rural village of Stoehrs.
Stoehrs, sometimes called Stoehrs Station, is straight west of Midway, being situated adjacent to the intersection of Wagonseller and Garman roads in northwestern Cincinnati Township. John Drury's 1954 "This is Tazewell County," page 61, offers this brief comment on Stoehrs:
"Another community in Cincinnati Township is Stoehrs. It is a small village on the Chicago & Illinois Midland Railroad and lies just northwest of the Pekin Airport. The village is served by the post office at Pekin."
In his 1979 "Preliminary Master List of Settlements in Tazewell County, Illinois," the late Fred Soady tersely described Stoehrs as "station J. – S. E. next south of CRESCENT – P.O. 1882-1887 (north of Hainesville)." This means Stoehrs had its own post office from 1882 to 1887. Stoehrs originated as a depot on the old Peoria, Pekin & Jacksonville Rail Road (which became the Chicago, Peoria, and St. Louis before it became the Chicago & Illinois Midland).
Stoehrs got its name because it was established on the farm of George Stoehr (1852-1911), whose homestead was about a quarter of a mile south of the Wagonseller-Garman Road intersection. The site of George Stoehr's homestead is still the location of the home place of farm, on land owned by Robert Cupi.
In the past a country schoolhouse (Cincinnati Township's School House No. 1) was a quarter mile east of the intersection on Garman Road. The children of farming families in the vicinity of Stoehrs would attend that school. Today there are a few farm homes just to the east of Stoehrs on Garman Road, near where the school used to be, while a very short jog west of Stoehrs on Garman is the Marine Corps League.
That about does it in the way of residences near the Stoehrs Station intersection. The railroad still runs through, but the train station, the post office, and the school are long gone. The spot today is chiefly an area for agriculture and industry. Tremont Cooperative Grain's elevators on Wagonseller Road are on the north side of the Stoehrs railroad crossing. Just a bit further north up Wagonseller are Superior Industries Inc. and Excel Foundry & Machine.
Two pioneer cemeteries are located close to Stoehrs. Southwest of Stoehrs, at the northeast corner of Fuelberth and Bluebird Hill roads, is King Cemetery, a burying ground where members of the King, Clark, and Shaw families were interred from 1843 to 1881.
Off to Stoehrs' northwest is Bequeath Cemetery (also called Bequaith or Bequeaith Cemetery) on the meandering country road that more recently has been known as Excel Way (because it connects with Wagonseller where Excel Foundry & Machine is located). Bequeath Cemetery was established on the land of a pioneer farmer named John Bequeath (1820-1893), and he and many of his kin are buried there.
Incidentally, the reason that Excel Way meanders is because the road originally tracked the bends and curves of the Mackinaw River. The winding creek to the west of the road formerly was the channel by which the waters of the Mackinaw River found their way to the Illinois River from the mid-1800s to the mid-1900s, until the Mackinaw changed its course and made itself a new river mouth (as it has done in the past).
Learn more about Pekin and Tazewell County history, read past columns, view slideshows and photo galleries, post comments and suggestions, and keep up to date on the Pekin Public Library's Local History Room collection at fromthehistoryroom.wordpress.com.

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New Orleans, LA – Today, the Gulf Coast Ecosystem Restoration (RESTORE) Council approved its updated Comprehensive Plan to restore Gulf Coast ecosystems and economies following the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil disaster. The plan will serve as the guide for spending more than two billion dollars in restoration and recovery funds -- an integral component of one of the largest ecosystem restoration programs in U.S. history.
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Q: Cloud cover percentage in Google Earth Engine for Sentinel-2 I'm trying to obtain the cloud cover percentage of my ROI in a specific time interval using Sentinel-2.
//Sentinel collection
var sentinel2 = ee.ImageCollection("COPERNICUS/S2")
.filterBounds(ROI)
.filterDate('2017-06-01','2018-06-01');

//Add a cloud cover band
var cloud = function(sentinel2) {
return sentinel2.addBands(sentinel2.metadata('CLOUD_COVERAGE_ASSESSMENT')); };
print(sentinel2.map(cloud));

var getCloudScores = function(sentinel2){
var value = ee.Image(sentinel2).get('CLOUD_COVERAGE_ASSESSMENT');
return ee.Feature(null, {'score': value})
};

var s2 = sentinel2.filterBounds(ROI);
var results = s2.map(getCloudScores);
var chart = ui.Chart.feature.byFeature(results)
    .setChartType('LineChart')
    .setOptions({
      title: 'Cloud cover',
      hAxis: {
        title: 'Date',},
      vAxis: {
        title: 'Clouds'
      },
      lineWidth: 1,
      pointSize: 0
});

print(chart);

So far this code has worked, but I was wondering if there is another way to get it?

A: You can use the image collection as it is, and chart the CLOUD_COVERAGE_ASSESSMENT property directly:
var ROI = Map.getBounds(true)

var sentinel2 = ee.ImageCollection("COPERNICUS/S2")
.filterBounds(ROI)
.filterDate('2017-06-01','2018-06-01')

var chart = ui.Chart.feature.byFeature({
    features: sentinel2,
    yProperties: ['CLOUD_COVERAGE_ASSESSMENT']
  })
  .setChartType('LineChart')
  .setOptions({
    title: 'Cloud cover',
    hAxis: {title: 'Date'},
    vAxis: {title: 'Clouds'},
    lineWidth: 1,
    pointSize: 0
  })

print(chart)

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Treacher, Edward Charles 'Tommy' (Oral history)
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British marine served with 45 Commando, Royal Marines in GB and North West Europe, 1943-1945
REEL 1 Background in London, 1922-1939: family; education; lack of reaction to declaration of Second World War, 3/9/1939. Aspects of period as civilian during London Blitz, 1940-1941: degree to which Tottenham area was bombed; sleeping arrangements; listening to Winston Churchill and Lord Haw Haw; attitude towards Germans; in reserved occupation in timber trade at Ware. Aspects of enlistment and training with Royal Marines in GB, 1942-1943: reaction to his being diverted from Royal Navy to Royal Marines; arrival at Lympstone, 10/3/1942; character of training at Lympstone; move to E Troop, B Coy, 5th Bn Royal Marines at Pollockshields; training at Carmarthen; question of role of Royal Marines, 1942; exercising in wet conditions in Black Mountains. Aspects of training with 45 Commando in GB, 1943-1944: formation of unit at Burley, 8/1943; in civilian billets at Ayr, autumn 1943; march from Spean Bridge to Achnacarry, 26/11/1943; training on Death Slide; memories of Sergeant Bissell; hand-to-hand combat training. REEL 2 Continues: character of training at Achnacarry; story of landlady's daughter at Ayr; issue of green berets at Hilsea Barracks; how unit joined 1st Special Service Bde; house-to-house combat training at Eastbourne; sniper training course at Gosport; deer stalking course in Scotland; inspection by Lord Lovat; exercise with Home Guard at Newhaven; D-Day breifing in holding camp near Southampton, 5/1944-6/1944; sporting activities pre-D-Day; attitude towards participating in D-Day. Recollections of operations as sniper with 45 Commando on Queen Red, Sword Beach during D-Day landings in Normandy, 6/6/1944: crossing Channel in LCI 518; run in to Queen Red, Sword Beach. REEL 3 Continues: effect of shell hits on LCI 518 during landing; situation on Queen Red; re- assembling inland; advance towards Orne bridges; sight of interior of Merville Bty; capture of Franceville; sniping at Merville; withdrawal to Amfreville. Recollections of operations with 45 Commando, Royal Marines in North West Europe, 1944-1945: twenty-four hour rest period at Amfreville; encounter with Germans; allocation to Bde sniper section with Derek Cakebread; use of camouflage; avoiding naval gun shelling; discovery of dead airborne soldiers; sniping techniques. REEL 4 Continues: attitude towards snipers in rest of unit; sniping techniques; relieving paratroopers at Mesnil; use of listening posts at Mesnil; story of comrade who was killed; break-out from Normandy, 8/1944; orders to infiltrate German lines at Pont l'Eveque; withdrawal to GB, 9/9/1944; period at Eastney Barracks, Southsea and Bexhill, autumn 1944; emergency move to Low Countries, 1/1945; move to Helmond; crossing River Rhine at Wesel, 23/3/1945; wounds he received from Panzerfaust, 23/3/1945. Medical treatment for wounds in GB, 1945: evacuation to GB; hospitalisation in GB; refusal to have his right arm taken off. REEL 5 Continues: discharge from Royal Marines; re-gaining use of his arm. Attitude to having served with Royal Marines in Second World War.
Treacher, Edward Charles 'Tommy' (interviewee/speaker)
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Treacher, Edward Charles 'Tommy'
Cakebread, Derek
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Tottenham, London, England, UK
GB, England & Lympstone, Devon
Burley, Hampshire, England, UK
Ware, Hertfordshire, England, UK
Hilsea, Hampshire, England, UK
Eastbourne, Sussex, England, UK
Gosport, Hampshire, England, UK
Southampton, Hampshire, England, UK
Newhaven, East Sussex, England, UK
Bexhill-on-Sea, Sussex, England, UK
GB, Scotland
GB, Scotland & Pollockshields
GB, Scotland & Ayr
Achnacarry, Inverness-shire, Scotland, UK
GB, Scotland & Spean Bridge
GB, Wales & Carmarthen
GB, Wales & Black Mountains
Normandy, France
Queen Red, Sword Beach, Calvados, France
Merville-Franceville-Plage, Calvados, France
Merville, Nord, France
Amfreville, Calvados, France
Mesnil, Eure, France
Pont-l'Eveque, Calvados, France
DE & River Rhine
DE & Wesel
Helmond, North Brabant, Netherlands


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"It Never Rains on National Day", "Spider Boys", and "If We Dream Too Long" are only a few of the many famous works of fiction in Singapore. Many people nowadays, though, tend to read more self-improvement books, business books, and etc. Not that there's anything wrong with that, but they're simply missing out on the magic that fiction provides. Works of fiction can actually teach you things just as much as self-help books. Other than that, here are other reasons why you should read fiction.
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At a certain time, our perspective of the world can be limited. When reading fiction, though, you are put in the minds and environments of the characters. When you really put yourself in the character's situation, you will be able to see things in a new light. Plus, as you read, you may find that some characters do things that you would not expect them to do and how these actions affect the story as a whole. You'll realize then that there are endless possibilities in life and that looking through a different view can present you with many challenges and opportunities.
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KUSI News
Cal Coast's Pack the Pantry food drive raises 55,000 meals for area students facing hunger. KUSI TV has the latest.
Cal Coast is proud once again to sponsor the popular Jungle Bells event at the San Diego Zoo this holiday season. NBC 7 TV has more info here.
It's a good time to buy a new car, or consider refinancing your current one. Cal Coast President & CEO Todd Lane explains why with NBC's Consumer Bob. To view the video, click here.
Cal Coast kicks off the Pack the Pantry food drive to help fight student hunger on local college campuses. Learn more in this KUSI TV interview.
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Did you know that 40% of adults don't have enough savings to cover a $400 emergency? California Coast's President & CEO Todd Lane talks to KGTV about how to set SMART savings goals. To view the video, click here.
The number of email and phone scams have doubled since last year, and it's expected to climb. California Coast's President & CEO Todd Lane talks about how to prevent phishing scams from happening to you. To view the video, click here.
California Coast's SVP of Community & Public Relations Rene McKee talks about the special promotions and festivities that we have planned throughout the year to show our appreciation to our members and community partners in celebration of our 90th Anniversary. To view the video, click here.
How are companies responding to low unemployment and a competitive hiring environment? Cal Coast's Chief Human Resources officer Barb Krol talks to KGTV about current job market trends. To view the video, click here.
California Coast Credit Union Selects Kony DBX for New Digital Banking Platform
California Coast selects Kony DBX, a leader in digital banking, to help enhance the member experience by delivering greater security, efficiency and exceptional mobile services. To view the full release, click here.
California Coast Credit Union Marks its 90th Anniversary
California Coast Credit Union is celebrating its 90th Anniversary with special promotions and festivities to show our appreciation to our members and community partners. To view the full release, click here.
Thousands of people and their four-legged friends will come together to celebrate their commitment to animals in the San Diego Humane Society's Walk for Animals at Kit Carson Park in Escondido on February 23. Find out how California Coast Credit Union is supporting their longtime partner once again for this family-fun event to raise funds for homeless animals. To view the video, click here.
Every day thousands of patients across San Diego County rely on donations of all blood types to help save lives, and California Coast Credit Union and the San Diego Blood Bank are teaming up to do something about it. To view the video, click here.
As a result of the current government shutdown, many federal employees in San Diego are facing financial hardships, and California Coast Credit Union is offering relief programs to help. To read the article, click here.
CBS 8 - San Diego
San Diego County organizations, like California Coast Credit Union, continue to offer assistance to shutdown-affected workers. To read the article, click here.
Local businesses and organizations in San Diego are looking to ease the pressure weighing on furloughed federal workers, and California Coast Credit Union is here to help those impacted by the government shutdown. To read the article, click here.
Thousands of federal workers in San Diego have been affected by the government shutdown, and California Coast Credit Union is offering programs to help them through this difficult time. To read the article, click here.
Cal Coast members dealing with the government shutdown may be eligible for assistance. Those who switch to CCCU may also be eligible for the programs. To read the article, click here.
The Coast News Group
California Coast Credit Union is offering personalized solutions for members and non-members affected by the government shutdown. To read the article, click here.
California Coast Credit Union Offers Assistance for Federal Employees
California Coast Credit Union is offering relief programs for members impacted by the current federal government shutdown. Non-members may still qualify for assistance. To view the full release, click here.
Traveling for the holidays can be stressful enough without having your cards declined. Cal Coast President & CEO Todd Lane chats with NBC7- San Diego's Consumer Bob about how to protect your debit and credit cards. To view the video, click here.
California Coast and the San Diego Zoo present Jungle Bells
Come and join us for the San Diego Zoo's annual Jungle Bells celebration, presented by California Coast Credit Union. Ring in the season with twinkling lights, merry performances, festive foods, and fun for the whole family! December 14 through January 6, 2019. Click here to view the video.
Channel 10 News - Financial Insights
San Diego County handles more than 9,000 cases of elder and dependent adult financial abuse each year, and unfortunately many cases go unreported. Cal Coast President and CEO Todd Lane talks more about spotting the signs of financial abuse and what you can do to protect your elder loved ones. To view the video, click here.
After a number of high profile security breaches, Federal law states that it is now required for credit bureaus to provide credit freezes for free. So what does this mean for consumers? Cal Coast President and CEO Todd Lane shares more information on what freezes do and how they protect your personal account information. To view the video, click here.
Cal Coast was proud to sponsor the City of Menifee's 10th birthday celebration! Read all about it on My Valley News by clicking here.
Giving Back Magazine highlights the 2nd annual Illuminate Pathways fundraiser, hosted by the Cal Coast Cares Foundation, celebrating local students and teachers and raising money for scholarships and grants. To read the article, click here.
San Diego City Times
Hollywood actress and Mesa College alumna Annette Bening highlighted a gala to raise money for the San Diego Promise Program. With the support of various community partners, including Cal Coast Credit Union, the event helped raise more than $200,000 for local community college students. To read the article, click here.
Actress Annette Bening Partners with California Coast and the San Diego Promise Program
Actress Annette Bening is headlining a gala this month to help raise money for the San Diego Promise Program. Cal Coast Senior Vice President Rene McKee and Dr. Constance Carroll, Chancellor of the San Diego Community College District, talk more about the Promise Program and this special event that supports education. To view the video, click here.
California Coast and the San Diego Zoo Celebrate Firefighter Appreciation Month
If you are an area firefighter, you and up to three guests can get free admission to the San Diego Zoo-Safari Park in honor of Firefighter Appreciation Month in September. Cal Coast Senior Vice President Rene McKee and San Diego Zoo-Safari Park Ambassador Rick Schwartz talk about their partnership and this great promotion to show their gratitude to local firefighters. To view the video, click here.
California Coast Partners with San Diego Zoo Safari Park
San Diego Zoo Safari Park teams up with Cal Coast Credit Union to give back to local firefighters by offering them free admission to the park for the month of September. To view the full release, click here.
Cal Coast Cares Foundation 2018 Charity Golf Tournament
The Cal Coast Cares Foundation announces its inaugural charity golf tournament, presented by Wawanesa Insurance, to help raise money for local high school seniors and foster youth in San Diego and Riverside counties. To view the full release, click here.
The Cal Coast Cares Foundation holds two signature events each year to raise funds and help more students and teachers: the Illuminate Pathways reception and an annual Charity Golf Tournament. Giving Back Magazine has photos from last year's Illuminate Pathways fundraiser and more in this article.
SD Connect - Cal Coast Cares Foundation's Charity Golf Tournament
The Cal Coast Cares Foundation's inaugural charity golf tournament, presented by Wawanesa Insurance, will help raise more money to support our local education community. Cal Coast President & CEO Todd Lane and Wawanesa Insurance Marketing Manager Leo Morales talk about their partnership for this signature event. Click here to view the video.
SD Connect - LiveWell San Diego Partnership
LiveWell San Diego is a countywide initiative to help San Diegans live healthier lives, and California Coast is proud to be a new LiveWell community partner. President & CEO Todd Lane and San Diego County Board of Supervisors Chair Kristin Gaspar talk about their partnership. Click here to view the video.
More Americans are taking on debt, so now is the time to reassess your finances. California Coast President & CEO Todd Lane shares why talking to a financial fitness counselor can help you get back on track on 10News-KGTV. Click here to view the video.
Want to know the secret to becoming a millionaire? California Cost Credit Union President & CEO Todd Lane shares tips on what it takes to grow your wealth on 10News-KGTV. Click here to view the video.
City of San Diego's Fourth Annual Parks Fit Challenge, presented by California Coast Credit Union, continues to promote healthy living by encouraging exercise at local parks and recreational facilities around the city. Click here to watch the video.
Awards were given to the top teachers and students from the Encinitas Union School District, and California Coast Credit Union is a proud sponsor of the 21st Annual Salute to Education event. Click here to read more.
California Coast Credit Union proudly supports the 21st Annual Salute to Education event, hosted by the Encinitas Chamber of Commerce. Click here to read more.
San Diego Business Journal Award
California Coast Credit Union's Chief Information Officer, Angela Moran, was awarded the Top Tech Award for her innovation in developing a strategic roadmap in alignment with our IT objectives. Click here to read the article in the San Diego Business Journal to learn more.
San Diego Metropolitan Magazine Award
California Coast Credit Union's Chief Information Officer, Angela Moran, was recognized for her innovation in technology. Click here to read the article in the San Diego Metropolitan Magazine to learn more.
Energy Central
Cal Coast is proud to participate in California's REEL program for energy efficiency loans. Click here to read all about it in this article from Energy Central.
Planning a summer vacation is exciting, but now more than ever it is important to secure your personal information while you are away. California Coast President & CEO Todd Lane talks about what consumers need to do to protect their identities before they take their summer trips on 10News-KGTV. Click here to view the video.
Credit card skimming is becoming a growing problem at gas pumps, ATMs, and other remote payment terminals nationwide. California Coast President & CEO Todd Lane shares tips on how to protect yourself from skimmer fraud on 10News-KGTV. Click here to view the video
Letter to Area Mayors
California Coast Credit Union President & CEO Todd Lane supports calls by the San Diego Regional Chamber of Commerce to help build more affordable housing for working families in San Diego County. Click here to read the letter sent to area Mayors.
Good Morning KUSI
The Cal Coast Cares Foundation recognizes outstanding students and foster youth for their dedication to academic excellence and community leadership. Find out how the foundation has helped former foster youth like Joseph, who currently attends Cal State San Marcos and received a scholarship. Click here to view the video.
San Diego Humane Society's annual Walk For Animals at Liberty Station is a vital fundraiser for homeless animals in San Diego. Cal Coast and our friends at Sycuan are proud to support our canine companions in need. Click here to watch the video.
Coronado Eagle & Journal Newspaper
Coronado High School junior Teresa Perez and senior Natalya Gomez held a heart disease and healthy habits awareness fair at California Coast Credit Union on Friday, March 23. Read all about it by clicking here.
Team Cal Coast competes at the San Diego Sockers' annual All Star Celebrity Game. Giving Back Magazine has action-packed photos and more in this article.
The month of May marks the beginning of Rady Children's Hospital's annual Miracle Month of May campaign, which benefits the children thay are cared for at Rady Children's Hospital in San Diego. Cal Coast Senior Vice President of Community Relations Rene McKee and Rady Children's Hospital Vice President of Development Carol Damon-Scherer talk about their partnership and commitment to improving lives in our community on 10News-KGTV. Click here to view the video.
San Diego Humane Society's Walk for Animals in May is almost here. Cal Coast Senior Vice President of Community Relations Rene McKee and San Diego Humane Society's Public Relations Manager Kelli Schry talk about their longtime partnership and how you and your family and friends can help raise money for animals in need on 10News-KGTV. Click here to view the video.
We trust family and friends with our credit cards, but did you know that lending your credit card can lead to negative consequences? Cal Coast President & CEO Todd Lane gives advice on why it's risky to lend your credit card on 10News-KGTV. Click here to view the video.
June is around the corner, which means that wedding season is almost here. Cal Coast President & CEO Todd Lane shares tips on the important financial topics couples should discuss before tying the knot on 10News-KGTV. Click here to view the video.
If you're one of the millions of Americans that filed for an extension on your taxes, you may want to file sooner next year. Cal Coast President & CEO Todd Lane explains why filing early could help you avoid making costly mistakes on 10News-KGTV. Click here to view the video.
SD Connects: Spring Cleaning Your Finances
Need a fresh start on your finances? Cal Coast President & CEO Todd Lane talk to 10News-KGTV about how to come up with a game plan to spring clean your financial goals. Click here to view the video.
SD Connects: Cal Coast Cares Foundation
In San Diego County, there are nearly 3,000 children in foster care, and only 50% of them will receive a high school diploma. The Cal Coast Cares Foundation, established by California Coast Credit Union, is determined to help. Cal Coast President & CEO Todd Lane talks to 10News-KGTV about the Cal Coast Cares Foundation. Click here to view the video.
SD Connects: The Difference between Credit Unions & Banks
Did you know that San Diego is one of the strongest credit union markets in the nation? Cal Coast President & CEO Todd Lane talks to 10News-KGTV about this trend and the difference between credit unions and banks. Click here to view the video.
The Cal Coast Cares Foundation recognizes local teachers, outstanding students, and foster youth for their dedication to academic excellence and community leadership. Click here to read the article.
Alpine Community Network
The Cal Coast Cares Foundation announced it will award up to $35,000 in scholarships this year for college-bound high school seniors and current or former foster students in San Diego or Riverside counties, and $12,000 in grants to local teachers. Click here to read the article.
Cal Coast Cares Foundation 2018 Scholarship Applications
The Cal Coast Cares Foundation announces its 2018 Scholarship Applications for local high school seniors and foster youth in San Diego and Riverside counties. To view the full release, click here.
With the recent volatility in the financial markets, many investors are beginning to question their investment strategies. Cal Coast President & CEO Todd Lane shares tips on how to handle investor challenges on 10News-KGTV. Click here to view the video.
If you have teenagers—or remember being one—you know that starting good money habits early will put you ahead for the rest of your life. Cal Coast President & CEO Todd Lane shares advice on what teens can do to become financially fit on 10News-KGTV. Click here to view the video.
Some say Bitcoin is the "wild west" of new currencies, with no regulation or oversight. And now, there's a Bitcoin blackmail scam. Cal Coast President & CEO Todd Lane talks to 10News-KGTV about how to protect yourself. Click here to view the video.
Cal Coast Community & Public Relations Manager Robert Scheid talks about the rising cost of pet care and why pet owners should consider pet insurance on 10News-KGTV. Click here to view the video.
Cal Coast Senior Vice President of Community & Public Relations Rene McKee and San Diego Humane Society Public Relations Manager Kelli Schry talk about their longtime partnership and how the community can get involved in their annual Walk for Animals event in Escondido on 10News-KGTV. Click here to view the video.
Press Release—Cal Coast Fire Relief Fund
Cal Coast has established a Fire Relief Fund that will provide a $1,000 donation to eligible members whose primary residence was destroyed in the Lilac, Thomas, or Liberty Fires. To view the full press release, click here.
California Coast helps give back to local residents impacted by the SoCal wildfires and was recognized by the Credit Union Times. Click here to read the full article.
Cal Coast President & CEO Todd Lane shares tips on how to shop smart for the holidays on 10News-KGTV. Click here to view the video.
Cal Coast President & CEO Todd Lane talks about what you can do to take care of important year-end financial tasks on 10News-KGTV. Click here to view the video.
California Coast Financial Wellness Series
We are proud to announce the launch of an exciting new initiative designed to help improve the financial health and prosperity of our members, staff and the communities that we serve. It's called the Cal Coast Financial Wellness Series and includes videos of varying length on topics related to personal financial management, which can be viewed on-demand at your convenience.
Cal Coast VP of Real Estate, Steve Volle, offers home buying tips in our California Coast Financial Wellness Series. Click here to view the video.
Cal Coast VP of Finance & Risk Management, Ken Horton, shares some methods on how to save in our California Coast Financial Wellness Series. Click here to watch the video.
Cal Coast Financial Fitness Counselor, Taralyn Rose, talks about the factors that impact your credit score in our California Coast Financial Wellness Series. Click here to view the video.
Cal Coast VP of Real Estate, Steve Volle, talks about the difference between a home loan pre-qualification and pre-approval in our California Coast Financial Wellness Series. Click here to view the video.
Cal Coast VP of Real Estate, Steve Volle, shares home down payment tips in our California Coast Financial Wellness Series. Click here to view the video.
Cal Coast VP of Finance & Risk Management, Ken Horton, shares some saving strategies in our California Coast Financial Wellness series. Click here to watch the video.
Cal Coast AVP of IT Infrastructure, Steve Aliamus, shares tips on how to protect your home from cybersecurity threats in our California Coast Financial Wellness Series. Click here to watch the video.
East County Californian
Cal Coast Cares Foundation hosted its inaugural fundraising event at the Soledad Club in San Diego titled "Illuminate Pathways" to help raise money for local student scholarships and educator grants. Click here to read the full article.
Azteca Digital Article
California Coast supports the Financial Education Fair hosted by the Consulate of Mexico in San Diego and Casa Familiar. Click here to read the full article.
California Coast partners with San Diego State University and the American Red Cross for Aztecs for Life blood drive. Click hereto read the full article.
San Diego State and the American Red Cross are partnering to play host to the Aztecs for Life Blood Drive, presented by California Coast Credit Union. Click here to read the full article.
Press Release - Sockers Platinum Sponsor
Cal Coast recently re-signed with the San Diego Sockers as their Platinum Sponsor for the 2017-18 Major Arena Soccer Season. To view the full press release, click here.
Cal Coast President & CEO, Todd Lane, and the San Diego Gulls President of Business Operations, Matt Savant, discuss how both organizations are teaming up to help give back to the community on 10News-KGTV. Click here to view the video.
Cal Coast President & CEO, Todd Lane, shares retirement planning tips on 10News-KGTV. Click here to view the video.
Cal Coast President & CEO, Todd Lane, offers financial insights into learning how much you can afford for a home on 10News-KGTV. Click here to view the video.
Cal Coast Senior Vice President of Community Relations, Rene McKee, talks with Lynda Martin about the Cal Coast Cares Foundation, a 501( c)(3) not-for-profit organization that gives back to local students and teachers in the community on 10News-KGTV. Click here to view the video.
Cal Coast President & CEO Todd Lane offers solutions to protect your mobile banking account on 10News-KGTV. Click here to view the video.
Cal Coast President & CEO Todd Lane shares financial insights on the importance of monitoring your credit report and score on 10News-KGTV. Click here to view the video.
Cal Coast President & CEO Todd Lane offers advice on charitable giving for the holidays on 10News-KGTV. Click here to view the video.
Cal Coast President & CEO Todd Lane and Leukemia & Lymphoma Society- San Diego Executive Director Kathlene Seymour talk about how you can help support local families impacted by blood cancer by donating or signing up to walk in San Diego's "Light the Night Walk" in November on 10News-KGTV. Click here to view the video.
Cal Coast CEO Todd Lane offers solutions and financial insights on how to best manage student debt on 10News-KGTV. Click here to view the video
Cal Coast President & CEO Todd Lane shares financial insights on how to save time and money for the Labor Day holiday on 10News-KGTV. Click here to view the video.
Cal Coast President & CEO Todd Lane shares financial insights on how to budget for your child's back to school expenses on 10News-KGTV. Click here to view the video.
Cal Coast President & CEO Todd Lane talks about Bite of Reality, Cal Coast's fun, interactive financial literacy program that shows teens what it takes to manage a monthly budget on 10News-KGTV. Click here to view the video
Housing affordability is a growing concern in San Diego County and Southern California. Cal Coast CEO Todd Lane provides some financial insights on 10News-KGTV. Click here to view the video.
East County Californian Article
California Coast Credit Union walks the talk when it comes to customer and community service. Click here to view the article.
California Coast appeared on KUSI-TV and announced that the Cal Coast Cares Foundation will offer up to $10,000 in educator grants to support the San Diego Unified School District's STEAM program. Click here to watch the video.
California Coast appeared on Channel 8 News and announced that the Cal Coast Cares Foundation will offer up to $10,000 in educator grants to support the San Diego Unified School District's STEAM program. Click here to watch the video.
KPBS Article
The Cal Coast Cares Foundation is awarding grants to teachers for projects like the aquaponics lab at Montgomery Middle School in Linda Vista. Click here to read the article.
Mira Mesa News Article
California Coast was recognized at Miramar College Foundation's 23rd Annual Scholarship Awards Ceremony in The Mira Mesa News. Click here to view the article.
KUSI Article & Video
KUSI News published an article about our sponsorship of the Teacher of the Year event for San Diego Unified School District. Click here to view the article and here for the video.
Press Release – Grants for Local Educators
The Cal Coast Cares Foundation has launched a new educator grant program to help fund projects for local teachers in San Diego and Riverside counties. To view the full release, click here.
SDBJ Article
Cal Coast CEO Todd Lane was interviewed by the San Diego Business Journal about the significant economic impact of Credit Unions. Click here for the full article.
CW-6 Interview
Cal Coast President & CEO Todd Lane shares tips on how to plan for retirement on CW-6 San Diego on March 29, 2017. Click here to view the video.
California Coast VP of Finance & Risk Management Ken Horton shares tips on how to prepare for this year's tax season on CW-6 San Diego on March 22, 2017. Click here to view the video.
Voice & Viewpoint Newspaper Article
Voice & Viewpoint Newspaper recently published an article about our involvement in the San Diego Black Renaissance's diversity and inclusion event at the Old Globe. Click here to view the article.
Cal Coast President & CEO Todd Lane talks about the latest tech trends and money management tools on CW-6 San Diego on March 15, 2017. Click here to view the video.
Cal Coast CEO Todd Lane talks about point of sale technology for car loans in this article from the San Diego Business Journal on March 9, 2017.
Cal Coast VP of Community & Public Relations, Rene McKee, and Kerri Ewing from the Grossmont & Cuyamaca College Foundation talk about the 2nd Annual Alumnifest on CW-6 San Diego on March 8, 2017. Click here to view the video.
Cal Coast President & CEO Todd Lane discusses financial literacy in an interview at a recent national credit union conference. Click here to view the video.
San Diego Business Journal published an article about our East Village Downtown San Diego Branch Grand Opening Celebration. Click here to view the article.
SDRCC Article
San Diego Regional Chamber of Commerce newsletter recently published an article about our East Village Downtown San Diego Branch Grand Opening Celebration. Click here to view the article.
Press Release – College-Bound Foster Student Scholarships
Cal Coast Cares Foundation will award new scholarships for college-bound foster students. To view the full press release, click here.
Press Release – East Village San Diego Downtown Branch Grand Opening
California Coast Credit Union opens newest branch in East Village-Downtown San Diego. To view the full press release, click here.
The Cal Coast Cares Team was out in force for the San Diego Humane Society's annual Walk For Animals on February 25th. CEO Todd Lane talks to CW 6 about our support for the local Humane Society. Click here to view the video.
Cal Coast VP of Finance & Risk Management, Ken Horton, talks about what to do with your 401(k) when you switch jobs on CW-6 San Diego on February 22, 2017. Click here to view the video.
Cal Coast VP of Community & Public Relations, Rene McKee, talks about what California Coast is doing to support the San Diego State Aztecs in their Aztec Dance Marathon to help raise money for Rady Children's Hospital San Diego on CW-6 San Diego on February 15, 2017. Click here to view the video.
Cal Coast AVP, IT Infrastructure, Steven Aliamus, talks about social engineering scams and how to protect your personal data on CW-6 San Diego on February 1, 2017. Click here to view the video.
San Diego Business Journal Article
An article about credit unions embracing technological advances was published on January 17, 2017 in the San Diego Business Journal. See the article here.
An article about the successful Warm Their Soles sock drive was published in the San Diego Business Journal. See the article here.
An article about the successful Warm Their Soles sock drive was published on KPBS. See the article here.
The California Coast Community Relations team distributed socks to youth experiencing homelessness on December 19, 2016. Click here to view the video.
Press Release – Successful Sock Drive for Homeless Youth
California Coast Credit Union and the San Diego County Office of Education to deliver tens of thousands of pairs of socks in time for the holidays. To view the full press release, click here.
Cal Coast President & CEO Todd Lane talks about interest rates and economic trends on CW-6 San Diego on December 14, 2016. Click here to view the video.
Cal Coast President & CEO Todd Lane and Sarah Whorley, Sr. Marketing Specialist, talk about Bite of Reality, a financial workshop for teens on CW-6 San Diego on December 12, 2016. Click here to view the video.
CW-6 Article
San Diego Sockers, California Coast Credit Union host sock toss for homeless youth. Click here for the full article.
NBC 7/39 Article
Jungle Bells Holiday Season Returns to San Diego Zoo. California Coast is proud to be the presenting sponsor again this year. Jungle Bells runs from Dec. 10 through Jan. 2, and will transform the San Diego Zoo into a wild winter wonderland filled with holiday-themed programming, decorations, festive foods and live performances. Click here to read the full article.
Cal Coast President & CEO Todd Lane and San Diego Sockers Director of Corporate Sponsorships Shane Brown talk about their new partnership and how you can donate new socks for homeless youth in San Diego County on CW-6 San Diego on November 30, 2016. Click here to view the video.
Press Release – San Diego Sockers, with Cal Coast, Collect Socks for Homeless Youth
California Coast Credit Union is teaming up with the San Diego Sockers to collect socks for local homeless youth. Fans are encouraged to bring new socks or purchase a pack at the game at Valley View Casino Center on Friday, December 2 to participate in a sock toss. To view the full press release, click here.
Press Release – San Diego Gulls, with Cal Coast, Collect Socks for Homeless Youth
California Coast Credit Union is teaming up with the San Diego Gulls to collect socks for local homeless youth. Fans are encouraged to bring new, unused socks and drop them off at donation bins that will be placed inside Valley View Casino Center on Saturday, November 19. To view the full press release, click here.
Cal Coast VP of Community & Public Relations, Rene McKee, shares tips on ways to save this holiday season on CW-6 San Diego on November 10, 2016. Click here to view the video.
Cal Coast Community & Public Relations Manager, Robert Scheid, shares ways to get financially fit on CW-6 San Diego on November 2, 2016. Click here to view the video.
San Diego Union-Tribune Article
California Coast Credit Union has joined forces with the San Diego County Office of Education for a "Warm Their Soles" sock drive. Please see the article published in the U-T here.
Press Release – Warm Their Soles Sock Drive
Cal Coast and the San Diego County Office of Education launched their Warm Their Soles sock drive to give back to local families experiencing homelessness. To view the full press release, click here.
Cal Coast VP of Community & Public Relations, Rene McKee, and San Diego County Office of Education Director of Foster Youth and Homeless Education Services Michelle Lustig discuss how you can donate socks for children in need in their Warm Their Soles sock drive on CW-6 San Diego on October 26, 2016. Click here to view the video.
Cal Coast VP of Finance & Risk Management, Ken Horton, discusses the major differences between credit unions and banks on CW-6 San Diego on October 19, 2016. Click here to view the video.
Press Release - San Diego Sockers Partnership
Cal Coast recently signed on with the San Diego Sockers as their Platinum Sponsor for the 2016-17 Major Arena Soccer Season. To view the full press release, click here.
Cal Coast Senior VP of Consumer Lending, Mitzi Zarcone, discusses the do's and don'ts of auto buying on CW-6 San Diego on September 28, 2016. Click here to view the video.
Cal Coast CFO, Christina Lethlean, discusses the potential Federal Reserve interest rate hike and how it would impact consumers on CW 6's San Diego 6 in the Morning on September 14, 2016. Click here to view the video.
Cal Coast was in the news on CW6 regarding our partnership with San Diego Public Library on San Diego Rocks Reading, a campaign to combat illiteracy. Click here for the full article.
KUSI Interview
Cal Coast Manager, Community & Public Relations, Robert Sheid with Christy Jones, SD Public Library Director, on KUSI announcing the launch of San Diego Rocks Reading. Click here to view the video.
San Diego Rocks Reading launch event at the Central Library
The City of San Diego Public Library is partnering with California Coast Credit Union for San Diego Rocks Reading, a social media photo contest. City Councilmember Lorie Zapf issued a proclamation declaring Sept. 8, 2016, International Literacy Day in San Diego. Click here to view the video.
Cal Coast CEO, Todd Lane, discusses San Diego Rocks Reading on CW 6'sSan Diego 6 in the Morning on September 8, 2016. Click here to view the video.
San Diego Living Interview
Cal Coast CEO, Todd Lane, and SD Public Library Director, Misty Jones, on San Diego Living September 7, announced their partnership on San Diego Rocks Reading, a campaign to combat illiteracy. Click here to view the video.
Press Release - San Diego Rocks Reading
Cal Coast recently launched a promotion, San Diego Rocks Reading, jointly with the City of San Diego promoting the illiteracy challenges in San Diego and encouraging reading. To view the full press release, click here.
News Clips - Superhero Video Contest
Cal Coast was recently in the news with the results of our Superhero Video Contest. Read the article in the Chula Vista Star News here and the Living East article here. To view the full press release about our grand prize winner, click here.
Cal Coast AVP of IT Network Services, Jonathan Danucalov, discusses how you can protect your computer from ransomware on CW 6'sSan Diego 6 in the Morning on August 17, 2016. Click here to view the video.
Cal Coast is a proud sponsor of the finale "Parks Fit 5K" event held on Saturday, August 13. Cal Coast CEO, Todd Lane, and Tim Graham from the City of San Diego's Park and Recreation Department discuss their partnership on CW 6's San Diego Living on August 10, 2016. Click here to view the video.
Cal Coast VP of Community and Public Relations Rene McKee and CEO of the San Diego Blood Bank David Wellis discuss their partnership and share tips on how you can donate blood on CW 6's San Diego Living program on July 27, 2016. Click here to view the video.
Ken Horton, VP of Finance at California Coast Credit Union, shares tips on why you need life insurance on San Diego 6 news on July 20, 2016. Click here to view the video.
Cal Coast CEO Todd Lane discusses the latest social media scams and how to avoid them on CW 6's San Diego Living program on July 6, 2016. Click here to view the video.
Cal Coast CEO Todd Lane discusses summer spending tips on CW 6's San Diego Living program on June 29, 2016. Click here to view the video.
Ken Horton, VP of Finance at California Coast Credit Union, talks about saving for health care costs on San Diego 6 news on June 22, 2016. Click here to view the video.
Ken Horton, California Coast Credit Union Vice President of Finance, was interviewed on San Diego 6 news about job search tips for recent college graduates. Click here to view the video.
Health Fair Sponsor
Cal Coast is a proud sponsor of "Health Fair Saturday" being held on Saturday, June 18. It is one of the largest free health fairs in the area. It runs from 10 am to 2 pm at the Grossmont Shopping Center in El Cajon. Click here to learn more.
Cal Coast Credit Union CFO Christina Lethlean on San Diego Living (San Diego 6 TV) May 25, 2016 talking about saving for the short and long term. Click here to view the video.
ESPN's Real Talk San Diego
A portion of Cal Coast CEO Todd Lane's interview on Real Talk San Diego (AM 1700) on May 23, 2016 where he talks about the history of California Coast Credit Union. Click here to view the video.
Current Trends in Financial Services Interview
California Coast COO Kathy Cady with Samantha Paxson from CO-OP® Financial Services on RealTalk Radio San Diego on May 2, 2016 talking about California Coast Credit Union, current trends in financial services and the THINK 16 Conference that was held in San Diego. Click here to hear the interview.
Miracle Month of May Interview
Cal Coast VP of Community & Public Relations Rene McKee and Carol Damon-Scherer from Rady Children's Hospital on San Diego Living, discussing Cal Coast's support for Miracle Month of May. Click here to watch the interview.
Gulls Partnership TV Ad
Cal Coast Credit Union is proud to be the Presenting Partner of the San Diego Gulls. See what San Diego Gulls President of Business Operations Ari Segal has to say about our partnership. Click here to watch the video.
Elder Financial Fraud Interview
Cal Coast CEO Todd Lane talks about how to avoid the most common forms of elder financial fraud on San Diego 6 news. Click here to watch the interview.
It's a bird! It's a plane! No, it's a Superhero Video Contest!
California Coast Credit Union launches social media video contest to benefit local schools.
Preventing Cyber Attacks Interview
Cal Coast Credit Union's Jonathan Danucalov shares tips on how to protect on your financial information online and what to do to prevent cyber attacks. Click here to watch the video.
California Coast Credit Union Names Greg Cornell Vice President of Marketing
Brand development expert brings over two decades of experience to leadership team.
Craig's List Scam Interview
Ken Horton, Cal Coast VP of Finance & Risk Management, on the news regarding an ongoing Craig's List Scam, what to look out for and how to avoid it. Click here to watch the video.
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There's something a little bit la-di-dah about a launch. So I was feeling a little fancy when I headed into town last Thursday for the swish soiree that The Butterworth Bar and Kitchen was putting on. It all felt a bit special to be on the guest list.
In its former life The Butterworth was the XO Lounge and I hadn't minded XO, went there once for dinner and also for the after party of the Dine for Life dinner. But time's they are a changing and we welcome The Butterworth to Exchange Plaza, ticking several boxes with their offerings of a stylish new bar, restaurant and café.
There's a fresh new look too that softens the previously ultra modern feel with the inclusion of some warmer wood tones in the form of the very popular plant boxes. Always nice to incorporate some greenery. It comes together well and I'm a big fan of the style of lights they have chosen.
When I arrived, I was fortunate to run into The Food Pornographer so TFP and I wandered up to the door to get ticked off the guest list and ventured inside. Being there right on 5.30pm gave us ample opportunity to wander around and take a few snaps of the venue before the masses descended.
Friendly staff were wandering around offering guests glasses of sparkling, white or red wine and also some very tempting sangria. I chose a glass of white and happily sipped on that as I took in proceedings.
The crowd began to arrive in force and as if on queue tempting canapés made an appearance. Chef Damien Young had done a stellar job of putting together a very impressive selection of tasty morsels. Chef Young has previous experience at Harvest Retaurant and Bistro Felix and if his hors d'ourves were anything to go by I can't wait to head in for a meal.
Up first were dainty tea cups full of duck and chestnut soup. Yum! As a huge duck fan I was so pleased to see that even as the base for a soup duck was a winner. So tasty!
Following this were what I had initially assumed were some sort of spring roll. However they were actually pork cigars. So there you go. Slow roasted pork shoulder wrapped in pastry and fried. They were amazing! I managed to snag a few of these on the evening as the plates wandered past and think I could have happily sat down and worked my way through at least a dozen. So nice!
Next up was what seemed like an endless parade of platters that offered your choice of pickled mushroom, beef tartare, beetroot and goats cheese, rabbit sausage and salmon terrine canapés. The rabbit sausage ones were probably my favourite – the carrot on top added a real kick of flavour, but followed closely by the winning combination of the sweet beetroot and the creamy goat's cheese. They were a mouthful of well prepared and carefully presented deliciousness.
A speech was made by The Butterworth's creative director Keith Ashley who outlined the versatility of the venue in terms of dining options and that a full range of breakfast, lunch and dinner services, takeaway and delivery options are available from 6am until late.
Special guest Perth Lord Mayor Lisa Scaffidi then officially opened the venue and subsequent to this announcement there was a dramatic opening of a champagne bottle using a sword! Hadn't seen that done before and while it did take two swipes it was very cool to watch nonetheless.
I couldn't stay for the whole function, but couldn't leave ahead of trying one of the sangrias that I had seen in other guests' hands. They looked wonderfully ruby red and while my first mouthful was quite a sweet affair, the flavour mellowed and switched from sweet to fruity. It was actually quite refreshing and dangerously easy drinking!
I hadn't had the chance to sample the crème caramels that were brought around later, but from what I've heard sweets were just as impressive as the savouries had been.
My thanks to PPR for the invitation and all the very best to the Butterworth Bar and Kitchen team on the opening of your new venue. No doubt it will be another solid addition to the Terrace and I can't wait to head back and sit down for a meal.
Wow this place looks amazing doesnt it. The soup is perfect for the chilly Perth weather right.
I could have drunk a big mugful of that soup instead of that dainty cup – so tasty!


Zamalek head coach Christian Gross is looking forward to the start of the 2018/19 Arab Club Champions Cup.
The Egyptian Premier League giants are scheduled to face Kuwaiti side Qadsia in the round of 32 of the competition.
According to King Fut, Zamalek have finalised their preparations for the first leg against Qadsia on Saturday, with the second leg scheduled to take place on the 28th of September.
"Zamalek players are well prepared for this game, we respect our opponent but we are in the beginning of the season and anything can happen," Gross said.


5-7During the rule of Herod, King of Judea, there was a priest assigned service in the regiment of Abijah. His name was Zacharias. His wife was descended from the daughters of Aaron. Her name was Elizabeth. Together they lived honorably before God, careful in keeping to the ways of the commandments and enjoying a clear conscience before God. But they were childless because Elizabeth could never conceive, and now they were quite old.
8-12It so happened that as Zacharias was carrying out his priestly duties before God, working the shift assigned to his regiment, it came his one turn in life to enter the sanctuary of God and burn incense. The congregation was gathered and praying outside the Temple at the hour of the incense offering. Unannounced, an angel of God appeared just to the right of the altar of incense. Zacharias was paralyzed in fear.
13-15But the angel reassured him, "Don't fear, Zacharias. Your prayer has been heard. Elizabeth, your wife, will bear a son by you. You are to name him John. You're going to leap like a gazelle for joy, and not only you—many will delight in his birth. He'll achieve great stature with God.
And that's exactly what happened. Zacharias was mute until the day John the Baptist was named.
Can you imagine what Zacharias must have been gone through to come to this point? I wonder how many times he'd been prayed over and even prophesied over that he would have a child, and it never happened. I wonder how many times he laid awake at night in bed unable to sleep, weeping to God, wondering if God really does reward those who seek him. At some point, he must have given up entirely, not wanting to think about it at all.
That is the faith of these modern times.
God often seems hard to find. We can explain things that the ancient man attributed to God. We know that people often see the things they want to see, and we've been disappointed in life time and again. We have so many distractions that we have a hard time stopping and hearing God, if we ever can. We believe that God can do anything; we doubt that God is even there at all. And if an angel appeared to us, we'd question everything about it, especially if it was what we wanted to hear.
I went through a long phase of my life where I really didn't want people to pray over me or talk to me about the things I really wanted and couldn't have. I didn't want to dig into that desire and disappointment. Hoping hurt too much.
God has given enough. I have to trust that.
You mentioned earlier on FB that the long and short of Christianity is trusting God, and I think that is essentially what you are saying here. That has been something that I have been dealing with over the past couple of years. Ultimately, what God wants from me is to give up everything, which includes a lot of stuff I do not necessarily want to give up. This includes reputation, pretentiousness, security, and so much more.


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Plasser & Theurer has been the world's technology leader in the field of track maintenance machines for almost 70 years. Numerous developments in a wide range of fields will ensure it retains this position for years to come. At the same time, the Austrian family business is in the process of expanding its customer services on a large scale. That makes them your first point of contact for your track maintenance machine needs.
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The Ticket Raises Over $100K With Another Charity Effort
"In its seventh year, the annual event raised $105,972 for the local non-profit organization Cornerstone Clothes Closet, which works to clothe DFW's homeless."
Sportsradio 96.7 and 1310 The Ticket have served their local community in an incredible way, and not just by offering great coverage of the Dallas Cowboys. In just over a month, The Ticket has raised more than $294,000 for Dallas-Fort Worth charities.
One week ago, Cumulus Media announced The Ticket raised $122,000 through Donnie's DFW Domino Classic hosted by Donovan Lewis of The Norm and D Invasion late morning show. Now the station announced the results or their third major fundraiser since late August and their second six-figure benefit of the month. Bob Sturm of The Ticket's afternoon drive show helps organize the Drop Your Pants Clothing Drive. In its seventh year, the annual event raised $105,972 for the local non-profit organization Cornerstone Clothes Closet, which works to clothe DFW's homeless.
"Absolutely floored that our listeners got behind this in such a big way and helped us manage a virtual Drop Your Pants this year," Sturm said in the press release. "I could not believe we broke $100,000 in donations after our initial goal of about $30,000. The listeners of this radio station never cease to amaze me with their generosity in supporting incredible causes in our community. Cornerstone Clothes Closet will be changed for years because of it. Along with Pastor Chris Simmons and the amazing Nancy, thank you!"
Cornerstone Clothes Closet is organized and operated by the Cornerstone Baptist Church in Dallas.
In addition to Donnie's DFW Domino Classic and the Drop Your Pants Clothing Drive, The Ticket raised more than $66,500 through their Jub Jam IX on Aug. 21, which supports The Senior Source, helping to improve the quality of life for the elderly. The trio of recent fundraisers neared $300,000 in local charity work from The Ticket.
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"He's got no patience whatsoever."
Don't expect to see Peyton Manning on an NFL sideline. He may be one of the best quarterbacks the league has ever seen, but Manning isn't cut out to be a coach according to Boomer Esiason.
On Tuesday morning, Esiason and the rest of the Boomer & Gio cast listened to highlights of the previous night's ManningCast. They enjoyed the audio of Peyton Manning losing his temper after Cowboys kicker Brent Maher missed his third extra-point attempt of the night.
The clip, which has since gone viral, includes Manning asking if a kicker can be cut at halftime of a playoff game.
"This is why Peyton can't coach," Esiason said in response to the audio. "He's got no patience whatsoever."
The chemistry and authenticity of Peyton and Eli is often cited as the appeal of the ManningCast. Esiason noted that was what is on display in moments the brothers cannot control.
Boomer Esiason was a guest on the week eight ManningCast, which featured his former team, — the Cincinnati Bengals — playing Cleveland Browns. Esiason said at the time that while it was a distracting way to try and follow a game, being a part of the show is a lot of fun. He echoed that praise Tuesday morning.
"Those things are really unbelievably done. I mean, they are funny."
The game — held on Saturday, February 4th — will feature Steve Kouleas and Gord Stellick in the booth. Scott Laughlin will work as the broadcast's rinkside reporter.
SiriusXM and the NHL have reached an extension that will see the satellite service continue to carry every league contest. The new multi-year deal will run through the 2028-2029 season.
Part of the deal includes the NHL All-Star Game airing exclusively on SiriusXM. The game had previously been distributed by Westwood One before Sports USA Media took over the rights in 2021.
The game — held on Saturday, February 4th — will feature Steve Kouleas and Gord Stellick in the booth. Scott Laughlin will work as the broadcast's rinkside reporter. All three are regulars on NHL Network Radio. Stellick and Laughlin serve as hosts of NHL Morning Skate, while Kouleas hosts the station's afternoon show, The Power Play.
NHL Network Radio will also provide live coverage of the league's All-Star Media Day on Thursday, February 2nd and the NHL All-Star Skills Competition on Friday, February 3rd.
The deal includes SiriusXM continuing to produce and distribute SiriusXM NHL Network Radio on the platform for the duration of the contract.
"Hockey fans are among the most passionate sports fans, and our long-term relationship with the NHL enables us to deliver those fans across North America comprehensive access to the league, offering them live broadcasts of every game and the only 24/7 NHL channel in audio," said SiriusXM's President and Chief Content Officer Scott Greenstein.
"Live sports, coupled with great, in-depth sports talk, is one of the key elements of our programming and we are very pleased to be extending our content agreement with the NHL for many more years."
The comment from Rosenberg comes after Giannotti was critical of he and La Greca last week. Giannotti claimed the pair were "bootlicking" Michael Kay.
The war of words between WFAN's Boomer & Gio and 98.7 ESPN New York's The Michael Kay Show continued Monday, with a quip from Peter Rosenberg about a rant from Gregg Giannotti.
Giannotti, a Vikings fan, was discussing his viewing situation during Monday morning's show as the franchise played the New York Giants. His wife, two daughters, mother, mother-in-law, and best friend joined him to watch the Super Wild Card game, and the WFAN host detailed that the situation grew more tense with each passing moment due to comments made by those in attendance.
Giannotti eventually admitted to yelling at his friend, and jokingly shouted "Not the time, Louise!" after his mother-in-law commented about how good the Giants had gotten during a Saquon Barkley touchdown run.
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The rant didn't go unnoticed by Rosenberg, however, and he replied to Giannotti's video clip of the segment by saying "Fake Don Lagrecca (sic) much? This is called gimmick infringement".
The comment from Rosenberg comes after Giannotti was critical of he and La Greca last week. Giannotti claimed the pair were "bootlicking" Michael Kay after walking back comments he made about getting a producer at the station fired by calling them "performance art".
While criticising Kay, Giannotti could not identify Rosenberg, only calling him "whatever his face".
"He's gonna retire. It doesn't matter whether you kiss his ass or not, it's not gonna be the difference in you getting that job when he leaves," Giannotti said of La Greca and Rosenberg. "Just stop it. Just stop kissing his ass."
Rosenberg responded to the disapproval from Giannotti last week by tweeting "My favorite part of the trash talk from the guy on the fan is 'pick on someone your own size Michael Kay… pick on me'…LOL who are you?!!!!"


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Հեղինակ՝ George Gordon N. Byron (6th baron.)
stant orders to the gladiators to slay him; and Telemachus gained the crown of martyrdom, and the title of saint which surely has never either before or since been awarded for a more noble exploit. Honorius immediately abolished the shows, which were never afterwards revived. The story is told by Theodoret " and Cassiodorus, 2 and seems worthy of credit notwithstanding its place in the Roman martyrology. 3. Besides the torrents of blood which flowed at the funerals, in the amphitheatres, the circus, the forums, and other public places, gladiators were introduced at feasts, and tore each other to pieces amidst the supper tables, to the great delight and applause of the guests. Yet Lipsius permits himself to suppose the loss of courage, and the evident degeneracy of mankind, to be nearly connected with the abolition of these bloody spectacles. 4 .
Note 61, page 164, lines 5 and 6.
Here, where the Roman million's blame or praise
Was death or life, the playthings of a crowd.
When one gladiator wounded another, he shouted
I His Eccles. cap. xxvi. lib. v.
2 Cassiod. Tripartita. l. x. c. xi. Saturn, ib. ib.'
$ Baronins. ad. ann. et in notis ad Martyrol. Rom. 1. Jan, See - Marangoni delle memorie sacre e profane dell' Anfiteatro Flavio, p. 25. edit. 1746.
4 " Quod ? non tu Lipsi momentum aliquod habuisse censes ad virtutem ? Magnum. Tempora nostra, nosque ipsos videamus. Oppidum ecce unum alterumve captum, direptum est; tumultus circa nos, non in nobis : et tamen concidimus et turbamur. Ubi robur, ubi tot per annos meditata sapientiae studia? ubi ille animus qui possit dicere, si fractus illabatur orbis?" etc. ibid. lib. i. cap. xxv. The prototype of Mr. Windham's panegric on bull-baiting.
« he has it," "hoc habet," or "habet." The wounded combatant dropped his weapon, and avancing to the edge of the arena, supplicated the spectators. If he had fought well, the people saved him; if otherwise, or as they happened to be inclined, they turned down their thumbs, and he was slain. They were occasionally so savage that they were impatient if a combat lasted longer than ordinary without wounds or death. The emperors presence generally saved the vanquished: and it is recorded as an instance of Caracalla's ferocity, that he sent those who supplicated him for life, in a spectacle at Nicomedia, to ask the people; in other words, handed them over to be slain. A similar ceremony is observed at the Spanish bull - fights. The magistrate presides; and after the horsemen and piccatores have fought the bull, the matadore steps forward and bows to him for permission to kill the animal. If the bull has done his duty by killing two or three horses, or a man, which last is rare, the people interfere with shouts, the ladies wave their handkerchiefs, and the animal is saved. The wounds and death of the horses are accompanied with the loudest acclamations, and many gestures of delight, especially from the female portion of the audience, including those of the gentlest blood. Every thing depends on habit. The author of Childe Harold, the writer of this note, and one or two other Englishmen, who have certainly in other days borne the sight of a pitched battle, were, during the summer of 1309, in the governor's box at the great amphitheatre of Santa Maria, opposite to Cadiz. The death of one or two horses completely satisfied their curiosity. A gentleman present, observing them shudder and look pale, noticed
that unusual reception of so delightful a sport to some young ladies, who stared and smiled, and continued their applauses as another horse fell bleeding to the ground. One bull killed three horses off his own horns. He was saved by acclamations which were redoubled when it was known he belonged to a priest.
An Englishman who can be much pleased with sceing two men beat themselves to pieces, cannot bear to look at a horse galloping round an arena with his bowels trailing on the ground, and turns from the spectacle and the spectators with horror and disgust.
Note 62, page 165, line 6. Like laurels on the bald first Caesar's brow: Suetonius informs us that Julius Caesar was particufarly gratified by that decree of the senate, which enabled him to wear a wreath of laurel on all occasions. He was anxious, not to show that he was the conqueror of the world, but to hide that he was bald. A stranger at Rome would hardly have guessed at the motive, nor should we wilhout the help of the historian.
Note 63, page 265, line 10. While stands the Coliseum, Rome shall stand. This is quoted in the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire; and a notice on the Coliseum may be seen in the Historical Illustrations to the IVth Canto of Childe Harold.
Note 64, page 166, line 5.
..... spared and blest by time, "Though plundered of all its brass, except the ring which was necessary to preserve the aperture above;
though exposed to repeated fires, though sometimes flooded · by the river, and always open to the rain, no monument of equal antiquity is so well preserved as this rotundo. It passed with little alteration from the Pagan into the present worship; and so convenient were its niches for the Christian altar, that Michael Angelo, ever studious of ancient beauty, introduced their design as a model in the Catholic church."
Forsyth's Remarks, etc. on Italy, p. 137. sec. edit.
Note 65, page 166, lines 17 and 18.
And they who feel for genius may repose
Their eyes on honoure'd forms, whose busts around
them close.
The Pantheon has been made a receptacle for the busts of modern great, or, at least, distinguished, men. The flood of light which once fell through the large orb above on the whole circle of divinities, now shines on a numerous assemblage of mortals, some one or two of whom have been almost deified by the veneration of their countrymen.
VOL. VII.


If they are not walking, there is no need to force them to keep their shoes on. When footwear is required, make sure the shoes are not making their feet too hot. Hot feet can cause discomfort, making them resistant to keeping their shoes on. Wearing socks can help as they absorb sweat from the feet.
Taking kids shoe shopping can also encourage children to wear shoes. By getting them involved, children feel a sense of ownership over the decision they have made, and are more likely to be compliant with wearing those shoes.
It is not too common, but it does happen. Children wear out their shoes very quickly because they are usually very active. In general, parents shouldn't pass their children's shoes down. However, an exception may be made if the shoes are still in excellent condition and the parents are absolutely sure that it fits correctly. If the older child has any fungal skin infections or warts, parents risk cross-infecting their younger child with these conditions if they pass down shoes. What are some tips on how parents can cope with the cost burden for buying new shoes for children as their feet grow so quickly?
Interview with Podiatrist, Dr Samuel Ong (B. Pod. Med.) is the founder and principal podiatrist of Mustard Seed Podiatry.