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On Monday, July 31st, the Baileyville School Building Committee met at Woodland Elementary School. The committee met to discuss what repairs were needed at the Elementary School as well as to tour the building to see for themselves.
The original building was constructed in 1965 and minor updates have been made to the building since initial construction to create more classroom and office space.
The meeting started with a tour around the building led by Woodland Elementary School Principal Amanda Belanger. The tour highlighted some of the more prominent issues at the elementary school so the committee could see the issues to determine what the priorities might be.
Some of the issues Principal Belanger pointed out was that there are a number of toilets that are not completely secure to the floor. The concern is that the boards underneath are rotted and so the toilets won't fasten. Also, the lighting throughout the building is very poor, resulting in inconsistent and low light that makes it hard for the students to focus. Another major issue Belanger pointed out was the evident cracking and shifting of the building that causes the drafts to blow into the school, making the classrooms cold. There is also significant water buildup in various points around the school. Several of the classroom doors to the outside of the building cause water to enter the school sometimes to the point of having to push the water out of the room. The boiler room is also prone to water buildup, sometimes as much as four inches of water.
Other issues that need to be addressed are the heating system, the lack of privacy in the special education office, the exposed pipes and lights that line the ceilings of the hallways, and the playground equipment where the cement pilings are starting to come up from the ground. Principal Belanger is working to try and obtain grant money to help with the issues on the playground but as of yet nothing has been secured. These are only some of the issues that were pointed out at Monday's meeting. More were shared with the committee and those in attendance.
The committee ended the tour having gone both inside and out to go back and discuss everything they saw and work toward what the next steps should be. Superintendent William Braun presented the committee with two previous reports on the repairs needed at the high school and the elementary school. These reports highlight the repairs necessary at this time, and many are the same issues both schools are having now.
Superintendent Braun also told the committee that the school was under consideration in a state Building Project grant program. The school would be competing against at least 100 other projects. The school will be toured sometime this September for the grant committee. While Braun mentioned the grant he also said that even if the school was to get awarded anything, there would be little done before 2023. He also advised the committee that Baileyville would face the challenge of having a small student population on the scoring. The program will only select 6-10 projects across the state.
Going forward, it was decided that more publicity should be done to help explain the ongoing issues both schools are having. One way the committee hopes to tackle this is to have the students from both schools work together on a video project to see what the school is like through their eyes and where they think the issues are.
Before the next meeting, the committee members will look at what they have seen from both schools and work on a list that prioritizes the repairs that need to be made to both schools to bring back and present and discuss at the next meeting.
The next meeting of the Baileyville School Building Committee will be on Monday August 14 at 5:30 p.m. in the Woodland High School Library. All members of the community are welcome to join.


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Štěrba ist der Familienname von:
 Jan Štěrba (* 1981), tschechischer Kanute
 Robert Štěrba (* 1961),  tschechoslowakischer Radrennfahrer und Fahrradhersteller
 Vladimír Štěrba (1897–1940), tschechoslowakischer General und Widerstandskämpfer
 Vladimír Štěrba (1923–1998), tschechoslowakischer Oberst, Sohn von Vladimír Štěrba (1897–1940)

Siehe auch:
 Sterba
 Szczerba

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IA: Kemin Industries Opens $30M Worldwide HQ in Des Moines Community
Kemin Industries employees and central Iowa community leaders will gathered for a private ceremony to celebrate the official grand opening of the company's worldwide headquarters in Des Moines.
The event will feature tributes to the company's rich history of innovation, science and entrepreneurship as a leader in improving the quality, safety and efficacy of food, feed and health-related products in a global market. More than 600 attendees had the opportunity to tour the building, enjoy food from all of the Kemin global locations and hear remarks from Dr. Chris Nelson, president and CEO of Kemin and Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds, as well as joined in a molecular structure connection ceremony to signify the new headquarters as unifying the employees at corporate headquarters.
"The new headquarters is more than a building — it's an investment in providing the resources our team members need to move forward our company vision of improving the quality of life by touching half of the people of the world every day with our products and services," said Dr. Chris Nelson, president and CEO of Kemin. "By unifying our employees in one location, innovation and collaboration will increase and we now have a place to welcome our entire global team."
The new building, a $30 million investment, completes a five-year, $125.5 million overall investment in Kemin Des Moines facilities. Located in the emerging development area of the southeast corridor near downtown, the 94,000-square-foot building houses work spaces, laboratories, collaboration areas and a fitness center. More than 500 Des Moines-based employees moved into the headquarters in January.
Since 1961 when the company was founded by R.W. and Mary Nelson, Kemin has been headquartered in Des Moines and has actively been involved in the community including support of Habitat for Humanity, Youth Emergency Services and Shelter (YESS) and The World Food Prize.
Kemin (www.kemin.com) has been dedicated to using applied science to improve the quality of life for over half a century. As a global company touching 3.6 billion people every day with its products, Kemin is committed to improving the quality, safety and efficacy of food, feed and health-related products to feed a growing population and be a resource for others in need.
Committed to feed and food safety, Kemin maintains top-of-the-line manufacturing facilities where over 500 specialty ingredients are made for humans and animals in the global feed and food industries, as well as the health, nutrition and beauty markets. The company provides product solutions and options to customers in more than 120 countries.
A privately held, family-owned and operated company, Kemin has more than 2,000 global employees and operates in 90 countries including manufacturing facilities in Belgium, Brazil, China, India, Italy, Russia, Singapore, South Africa and the United States.
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Q: How to Make Subdomain Checker Like WordPress.com Has? I'm giving free subdomain for my reader, most of them use it for blogspot custom domain CNAME record.
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Q: vue-cli-service build : Module build failed (from ./node_modules/html-webpack-plugin/lib/loader.js) I am trying to build a vue.js spa in a docker environment but the "vue-cli-service build" command keeps failing. This is kinda frustrating because building for production without docker is working. Also I am able to successfully run "vue-cli-service serve" in my docker environment.
I am pretty new to Docker and I don't know where to start from.
Here's the dockerfile :
FROM node:latest

RUN apt-get update && apt-get -y upgrade && DEBIAN_FRONTEND=noninteractive apt-get -y install \
    apache2 curl nano git-all

RUN a2enmod rewrite
RUN a2enmod headers

ENV APACHE_RUN_USER www-data
ENV APACHE_RUN_GROUP www-data
ENV APACHE_LOG_DIR /var/log/apache2
ENV APACHE_LOCK_DIR /var/lock/apache2
ENV APACHE_PID_FILE /var/run/apache2.pid

EXPOSE 80

RUN apt-get install supervisor -y
ADD config/front-spa/apache.conf /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/000-default.conf
ADD config/front-spa/supervisord.conf /etc/supervisord.conf
ADD config/front-spa/start.sh /home/start.sh
RUN chmod +x /home/start.sh

Here's my docker-composer.yml :
version: "3.1"

services:

    front-spa:
        build:
            context: .
            dockerfile: Dockerfile
        restart: always
        ports:
            - "xxxx:xxxx"
            - "xxxx:xxxx"
        environment:
            GIT_URL: https://[GIT_USER]:[GIT_PASS]@bitbucket.org/[...].git
            SUPERVISOR_USER: [SUPERVISOR_USER]
            SUPERVISOR_PASS: [SUPERVISOR_PASS]
            BASE_URL: http://127.0.0.1:xxxx
            BASE_URL_API: http:127.0.0.1:xxxx
        entrypoint: ./home/start.sh

Here's the entrypoint start.sh :
#!/bin/bash

sed -i "s|SUPERVISOR_USER|${SUPERVISOR_USER}|g" /etc/supervisord.conf
sed -i "s|SUPERVISOR_PASS|${SUPERVISOR_PASS}|g" /etc/supervisord.conf

mkdir /var/www/site
cd /var/www/site
git clone ${GIT_URL} .

sed -i "s|http://localhost:5000|${BASE_URL_API}|g" /var/www/site/src/api.js
sed -i "s|BASE_URL|${BASE_URL_API}|g" /var/www/site/public/index.html

npm i
npm run build

/usr/bin/supervisord --configuration=/etc/supervisord.conf

And finally the stack trace :
-  Building for production...
front-spa_1  |  ERROR  Failed to compile with 1 errors12:56:09 PM
front-spa_1  |
front-spa_1  |   Error: Child compilation failed:
front-spa_1  |   Module build failed (from ./node_modules/html-webpack-plugin/lib/loader.js):
front-spa_1  |   SyntaxError: Unexpected token ':'
front-spa_1  |
front-spa_1  |   - Function
front-spa_1  |
front-spa_1  |   - lodash.js:14870
front-spa_1  |     [site]/[lodash]/lodash.js:14870:16
front-spa_1  |
front-spa_1  |   - lodash.js:473 apply
front-spa_1  |     [site]/[lodash]/lodash.js:473:27
front-spa_1  |
front-spa_1  |   - lodash.js:15254
front-spa_1  |     [site]/[lodash]/lodash.js:15254:16
front-spa_1  |
front-spa_1  |   - lodash.js:475 apply
front-spa_1  |     [site]/[lodash]/lodash.js:475:27
front-spa_1  |
front-spa_1  |   - lodash.js:6563
front-spa_1  |     [site]/[lodash]/lodash.js:6563:16
front-spa_1  |
front-spa_1  |   - lodash.js:14869 Function.template
front-spa_1  |     [site]/[lodash]/lodash.js:14869:20
front-spa_1  |
front-spa_1  |
front-spa_1  |   - SyntaxError: Unexpected token ':'
front-spa_1  |
front-spa_1  |   - compiler.js:79
front-spa_1  |     [site]/[html-webpack-plugin]/lib/compiler.js:79:16
front-spa_1  |
front-spa_1  |   - Compiler.js:343
front-spa_1  |     [site]/[webpack]/lib/Compiler.js:343:11
front-spa_1  |
front-spa_1  |   - Compiler.js:681
front-spa_1  |     [site]/[webpack]/lib/Compiler.js:681:15
front-spa_1  |
front-spa_1  |
front-spa_1  |   - Hook.js:154 AsyncSeriesHook.lazyCompileHook
front-spa_1  |     [site]/[tapable]/lib/Hook.js:154:20
front-spa_1  |
front-spa_1  |   - Compiler.js:678
front-spa_1  |     [site]/[webpack]/lib/Compiler.js:678:31
front-spa_1  |
front-spa_1  |
front-spa_1  |   - Hook.js:154 AsyncSeriesHook.lazyCompileHook
front-spa_1  |     [site]/[tapable]/lib/Hook.js:154:20
front-spa_1  |
front-spa_1  |   - Compilation.js:1423
front-spa_1  |     [site]/[webpack]/lib/Compilation.js:1423:35
front-spa_1  |
front-spa_1  |
front-spa_1  |   - Hook.js:154 AsyncSeriesHook.lazyCompileHook
front-spa_1  |     [site]/[tapable]/lib/Hook.js:154:20
front-spa_1  |
front-spa_1  |   - Compilation.js:1414
front-spa_1  |     [site]/[webpack]/lib/Compilation.js:1414:32
front-spa_1  |
front-spa_1  |
front-spa_1  |   - task_queues.js:97 processTicksAndRejections
front-spa_1  |     internal/process/task_queues.js:97:5

Thanks in advance !


Well, here we are then. The big finale to a story arc that started 21 films ago, and once again the Russo brothers and the whole team behind the film have somehow pulled it off. They managed to make a film with lots of depth of character, great callbacks to previous entries in the franchise, and then wrap it all up with an extremely satisfying final fight. Excitement, drama, even getting emotional at times… it was a great experience, one I'll always remember. So without further dancing around spoilers, let's take a deeper look at the film then!
It's fitting that an MCU film with Marvel in the title is the film best described as being "very Marvel". In a world where a lot of the MCU films are starting to forge their own identities or going for the big crossover, Captain Marvel feels like the earlier films, full of origin stories and foreboding. It that a bad thing? Let's find out!
The Punisher's second season comes to a close with a fittingly brutal foursome of episodes, and a satisfying conclusion not just to this season, but the series overall if Punisher suffers the same fate at its fellow Netflix shows… Let's take a look!
Ant-Man, the original film, was one of my favourites from the MCU. It was legitimately funny, had a simple but enjoyable plot and good characters, so when Ant-Man and the Wasp was announced I was looking forward to it… then the trailers drop, and some early reviews came out, and I decided that it sounded fun but probably wasn't worth the price of a bus and cinema ticket on top of the Blu-ray I'd inevitably buy, and I was right! It was a fun film, but not amazing and lacking in consequence… Let's take a closer look!
Daredevil's third season comes to a close with a satisfying final four episodes, though with one small misstep in Episode 10. Does this rare mistake is pacing ruin the end of such a great series in any significant way? Read on!
Just when you thought it couldn't get worse for Matt Murdock / Daredevil, along comes a super-talented corrupt agent wearing his own suit! Typical. Seriously though, these five episodes are pretty much entirely about turning Agent Poindexter into Bullseye (though without that codename…) and it does that brilliantly. Let's take a closer look!


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Justin has led projects with multinational health care, health management and pharmaceutical companies and international NGOs. He has managed and coordinated a range of major projects including the ideation and planning for disruptive innovation, market entry strategy and both conventional and digital go-to-market strategies in health care.
Prior to Quantium, Justin was Head of Strategy and Insights at Health Outcomes Australia. Before this, he spent 10 years with the Boston Consulting Group as a Principal working across the Hong Kong, Shanghai and London offices.
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2)	Never say never again.
3)	If Robert Quine was here, he'd be turning in his grave.
Revisionist history's an interesting game. Think only of Iggy's '97 "Raw Power" remix, the "I want everything louder than everything else" aesthetic of which only made lots of folks nostalgic for Bowie's original dagger-in-your-ear shrill '73 mix. At least you can still cop vinyl reish versions of Raw Power in the original mix for not that much coin. When the rights to Destiny Street's masters reverted to Hell in 2006, he promptly scuttled the album, hoping to render its "inappropriate arrangements" and drug-damaged vocals unobtainable (except for, um, those tracks he saw fit to include on Spurts).
Listening to these new versions back to back with the originals, I can't help but question the rationale for this project. The out-of-control feel Hell's original vocals gave some of these songs much of their impact – the scream that begins "Ignore That Door" being the most obvious example. The same could be said for Quine's original leads, a few of which - the ones on "Kid With the Replaceable Head" and "Time," f'rinstance - sound finely wrought to these feedback-scorched ears. What you're hearing in these new versions is the sound of a mature man recalling the emotions that caused him to write these songs back when he was living them. More to the point, Mr. Meyers isn't any better at hitting the notes at 60 than he was at 33; in fact, he's developed a distressing tendency to sing sharp, which gives the edge to the originals when it comes to his contribution.
Turning to the guitars, Hell couldn't have picked better accomplices, regardless of whether or not this trip was really necessary. Lower Manhattan mainstays Marc Ribot (Tom Waits, Elvis Costello, John Zorn) and Bill Frisell (a jazzbo with Zorn connections of his own) are both intelligent, interesting players who can go cerebral or noisy, depending on the context, while the added guitarissimo on "Ignore That Door" is by original Voidoid Ivan Julian (who'd jumped ship by the time the original "Destiny Stree"t was waxed). They play with inspiration and fire like the ace instrumentalists they are, and their fretwork fits the songs fine. But to say that it's "better" would be to dishonor Quine's memory, and it'd be untrue, besides. The axe-slinging attorney's discography is small enough already without excising his work on "Destiny Street" from history.
"R.I.P." was a little patchy, but where else were you going to hear the original (three-piece) Heartbreakers demo-ing "Love Comes in Spurts" and "Chinese Rocks"? Appended here is the earliest version of "Can't Keep My Eyes on You" and it's also worthwhile.
In case you're not familiar with the original tape, the rest of the tracks are mostly mid-period Voidoids demos and some, punky R & B mid-80s material that Hell worked up with a new band in New Orleans. "Funhunt" is muddy but mighty. "Betrayal Takes Two" is a spikier take than the one that made it to vinyl.
Disc two is mostly from a 1977 Voidoids show at The Music Machine in Camden Town, England, and is breathtaking in its ferocity. Coming, as it did, at the end of a taxing UK tour supporting The Clash, it was the first gig the band actually headlined. What it lacks in length (nine songs) it makes up for in sheer, pissed-off brutality. A junk-sick Hell sings his heart out and the dual guitar weapon that was Robert Quine and Ivan Julian cranks out an unseemly noise. You even get Johnny Rotten launching onto the stage and demanding an encore. This show has been widely booted, but it's good to finally hear it in a slightly more pristine sonic form. The remaining four tracks are from a CBGB show and are a little less fiery but better fidelity. Elvis Costello weighs in on "You Gotta Lose".
The generous liner notes package (penned by Hell) are a nice adjunct, with the exception of the dissection of the lyrics of "Time" where his penchant for over-analysis runs amok. Most people I know either love or loathe Hell. His off-the-wall yelping can be abrasive (that was the point, right?) but the quirky songs - and angular guitar presence of supreme noisemaker Robert Quine - set off sparks for mine.


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Fisher Island, Florida, may be one of the most exclusive areas in the U.S. Located just off the tip of Miami Beach, it was once owned by the Vanderbilt family, and nowadays a private golf club membership there will cost you a $250,000 initiation fee. Palazzo del Sol, the island's newest residential project, is certainly a covetable property, and one of the building's over-the-top condos is on the market for $17.4 million. The five-bedroom, five-and-a-half-bath unit sprawls over 7,630 square feet and features 2,471 square feet of terrace space. There's an entire wall of book-matched marble in the master bath and 180-degree views of the ocean and Fisher Island golf course from the terrace.
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Tuguegarao est une ville de 1 classe, capitale de la province de Cagayan aux Philippines.

Selon le recensement de 2010 elle est peuplée de  habitants.

Barangays
Tuguegarao est divisée en 49 barangays :

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Municipalité dans la province de Cagayan
Division administrative fondée en 1604
Capitale provinciale aux Philippines
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import unittest
from pybuilder.core import Project
import os
from pybuilder_noseallure import utils  # @UnresolvedImport

class UtilsTest(unittest.TestCase):

    def setUp(self):
        self.project = Project('/path/to/project')
        self.project.set_property('dir_source_unittest_python', 'src/unittest/python')
        self.project.set_property('dir_target','target')

    def test_importDirs(self):
        cwd = os.getcwd()

        dirs = utils.getImportantDirs(self.project)

        # test_dir
        self.assertEquals(dirs[0], cwd + "/" + self.project.get_property('dir_source_unittest_python'))

        # log_dir
        self.assertEquals(dirs[1], cwd + "/target/allure_report_logs")

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English Language Arts Coordinator, K-12
Mr. Michael Gurrieri
mgurrieri@nutleyschools.org
The Language Arts Department focuses on curriculum, instruction, and assessment in the areas of reading, writing, speaking, listening, and language. To best prepare our students for life outside the classroom, our K-12 English Language Arts teachers design instruction that enables students to build content knowledge, read closely and attentively, ask relevant questions, collaborate with others, understand varied perspectives, make new meaning, revise their thinking, articulate their ideas, cite specific evidence when asserting a point of view, communicate effectively, write cohesively, and utilize technology to support and enhance the learning process.
During the 2017-2018 school year, we launched a new ELA curriculum - with revisions made during the summer of 2018 and additional elective courses, Creative Writing and Film Analysis/Screenwriting, written during the summer of 2019. This new curriculum provides a balanced literacy approach, K-12, as well as opportunities for choice in both reading and writing. During the summer of 2022 we made additional revisions, which included incorporating grammar resources, adding in diverse mentor texts, and aligning to the Learning for Justice standards.
To support a balanced literacy approach, our K-12 teachers are currently implementing Readers' and Writers' Workshop and are supported through staff development training and coaching. Their planning is differentiated and also allows for shared reading, interactive read aloud, shared writing, and word study. Our Kindergarten-Grade 3 teachers utilize Fundations to build a strong foundation in phonics, while our 4th grade teachers utilize the Fountas and Pinnell Word Study System. All students in 2nd-12th grade will participate in book clubs.
Our goal is to support our students as they continue to develop and strengthen their language arts literacy skills through independent and collaborative experiences. The curriculum offers a wide variety of texts that reflect our diverse and multicultural society and genres that provide students with opportunities to explore various text types in narrative, informational, and argument. During both reading and writing instruction, our teachers utilize mentor texts to support the students as they develop and grow as readers and writers. Students will be prepared for the demands of college, business, and life in a democratic society by practicing the skills which require them to think logically and express themselves clearly. The stimulation of the students' curiosity, creativity, and imagination through the study of texts will assist them in making connections to their own existence and apply knowledge of the conventions of standard English grammar and usage when writing or speaking.
During the school year, our students will participate in a number of educational activities including: using appropriate and effective reading process strategies to construct meaning from text, reacting, responding, and applying critical thinking/problem-solving strategies to language arts experiences, developing a positive attitude toward reading, writing, speaking, and listening, and learning current and emergent technologies to enhance the language arts experience. These activities will afford our students the opportunity to develop as lifelong learners in the 21st Century. Our staff works on professional development related to language arts literacy and will develop cross-curricular lessons that follow the New Jersey Student Learning Standards. They will accomplish this by designing coherent instruction, using assessment data to determine instructional goals, attending professional meetings, and following the curriculum units created for each grade level.
Our goal is to provide a safe, supportive, and caring environment where students will achieve success. Staff members in the language arts department are experienced, bringing forth a wealth of subject area knowledge and a strong pedagogy allowing the best educational experiences for our students. Staff members meet and plan on a regular basis to offer a consistent and cohesive educational program for the children of Nutley.
Parents and community members play an integral role in the education of our students. Staff members are diligent in disseminating information about content-specific activities through classroom requirements, teacher web sites, and email contact. Parents are encouraged to communicate regularly with the language arts department regarding concerns and student achievement. Staff members in the language arts department work collaboratively to provide sound and diverse educational opportunities for all students.
John H. Walker Middle School
Ms. Alamo - Grade 8
Ms. Bassani - Grade 7
Ms. Belthoff - Grade 7
Mrs. Bruno - Grade 7 & 8
Mrs. Johnstone - Grade 7 & 8
Ms. LaRosa - Grade 8
Ms. Lauro - Grade 7
Mrs. Minervini - Literature/Media (Grade 8) & Language Arts Literacy
Ms. Tarantino - Grade 8
Nutley High School
Ms. Benjamin - English I, II & IV
Mrs. Coppola - English I & III
Mrs. Crowe - English I & IV
Mr. Dickerson - English III and Creative Writing/Film Analysis & Screenwriting
Ms. Freda - English I & II
Ms. Harbison - English IV and Journalism I & II
Ms. Hecht - English I & AP English Language and Composition
Mrs. Langford - English II & III
Ms. Lemire - English II Honors
Ms. Lim - English I
Mrs. Pappas - English III
Mrs. Petrillo - English I & II
Mrs. Rossillo - English IV
Ms. Snyder - English I Honors and Public Speaking, Argument & Debate
Mrs. Toledano - English II & AP English Literature and Composition
Ms. VanDyke - English II


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The real meaning of Memorial Day isn't just about the military — it's about forgiveness.
Richard Gardiner
In the years following the bitter Civil War, a former Union general took a holiday originated by former Confederates and helped spread it across the entire country.
The holiday was Memorial Day, and the 2018 commemoration on May 28 marks the 150th anniversary of its official nationwide observance. The annual commemoration was born in the former Confederate States in 1866 and adopted by the United States in 1868. It is a holiday in which the nation honors its military dead.
Gen. John A. Logan, who headed the largest Union veterans fraternity at that time, the Grand Army of the Republic, is usually credited as being the originator of the holiday.
Civil War Union Gen. John A. Logan. Photo via the Library of Congress.
Yet when Logan established the holiday, he acknowledged its genesis among the Union's former enemies, saying, "It was not too late for the Union men of the nation to follow the example of the people of the South."
Cities and towns across America have for more than a century claimed to be the birthplace of Memorial Day.
But I and my co-author Daniel Bellware have sifted through the myths and half-truths and uncovered the authentic story of how this holiday came into being.
During 1866, the first year Memorial Day was observed in the South, a feature of the holiday emerged that made awareness, admiration and eventually imitation of it spread quickly to the North.
During the inaugural Memorial Day observances in Columbus, Georgia, many Southern participants — especially women — decorated graves of Confederate soldiers as well as those of their former enemies who fought for the Union.
Shortly after those first Memorial Day observances all across the South, newspaper coverage in the North was highly favorable to the ex-Confederates.
"The action of the ladies on this occasion, in burying whatever animosities or ill-feeling may have been engendered in the late war towards those who fought against them, is worthy of all praise and commendation," wrote one paper.
On May 9, 1866, the Cleveland Daily Leader lauded the Southern women during their first Memorial Day.
"The act was as beautiful as it was unselfish, and will be appreciated in the North."
The New York Commercial Advertiser, recognizing the magnanimous deeds of the women of Columbus, echoed the sentiment. "Let this incident, touching and beautiful as it is, impart to our Washington authorities a lesson in conciliation."
To be sure, this sentiment was not unanimous. There were many in both parts of the U.S. who had no interest in conciliation.
But as a result of one of these news reports, Francis Miles Finch, a Northern judge, academic and poet, wrote a poem titled "The Blue and the Gray." Finch's poem quickly became part of the American literary canon. He explained what inspired him to write it:
"It struck me that the South was holding out a friendly hand, and that it was our duty, not only as conquerors, but as men and their fellow citizens of the nation, to grasp it."
Finch's poem seemed to extend a full pardon to the South: "They banish our anger forever when they laurel the graves of our dead" was one of the lines.
Almost immediately, the poem circulated across America in books, magazines and newspapers. By the end of the 19th century, school children everywhere were required to memorize Finch's poem.
Not just poems: Sheet music written to commemorate Memorial Day in 1870. Image via the Library of Congress.
As Finch's poem circulated the country, the Southern Memorial Day holiday became a familiar phenomenon throughout America.
Logan was aware of the forgiving sentiments of people like Finch. When Logan's order establishing Memorial Day was published in various newspapers in May 1868, Finch's poem was sometimes appended to the order.
It was not long before Northerners decided that they would not only adopt the Southern custom of Memorial Day, but also the Southern custom of "burying the hatchet."
A group of Union veterans explained their intentions in a letter to the Philadelphia Evening Telegraph on May 28, 1869:
"Wishing to bury forever the harsh feelings engendered by the war, Post 19 has decided not to pass by the graves of the Confederates sleeping in our lines, but divide each year between the blue and the grey the first floral offerings of a common country. We have no powerless foes. Post 19 thinks of the Southern dead only as brave men."
Other reports of reciprocal magnanimity circulated in the North, including the gesture of a 10-year-old who made a wreath of flowers and sent it to the overseer of the holiday, a Col. Leaming in Lafayette, Indiana, with the following note attached, published in The New Hampshire Patriot on July 15, 1868:
"Will you please put this wreath upon some rebel soldier's grave? My dear papa is buried at Andersonville, (Georgia) and perhaps some little girl will be kind enough to put a few flowers upon his grave."
Although not known by many today, the early evolution of the Memorial Day holiday was a manifestation of Abraham Lincoln's hope for reconciliation between North and South.
Lincoln's wish was that there be "malice toward none" and "charity for all." These wishes were clearly fulfilled in the magnanimous actions of citizens on both sides, who extended an olive branch during those very first Memorial Day observances.
This story originally appeared on The Conversation and is printed here with permission.
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Great feed there Walky - Murion Island or thereabouts? What are the two orangy coloured sort of fish on the right?
Walky meant Augusta in the south west of Western Australia. I think he meant how good the fishing is down there. :) Everyone got a couple of good fish between them that day. The orange fish are breaksea cod, one of the best eating fish in the ocean in my opinion.
Few beers too many before I posted my comment. I did mean Saint Alouarn Island which is in Flinders Bay, Augusta but nowhere near Exmouth.
We have a holiday house down there and agree the fishing is great. The crabs in the river are late this year which is a bummer. You used to be able to snorkle for abalone just about anywhere a couple of years ago and get a great feed but its harder work now with more tourists not to mention the clowns who exceed their bag limits.
I spoke to a guy who was schucking his catch on the beach who had about 50 abs, many undersize. He got all aggro saying he only got abalone two or three times and he wasn't taking as many abs as people who get their legal bag limit many times per season.
Sad to see people with that state of mind. I know what you mean about the crabs, it seems that a lot of the northern towns are doing really well for crabs rather than the southern ones. Apparently two rocks and mindarie have them inside the marina's and all over the place....! Bit of a shame they haven't headed south, must have something to do with the currents or water movements.
Did hear a report that there are two huge salmon schools moving up the coast that should hit Augusta pretty soon.


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Soldier War Guns by Darius Z Sankowski
By Bradley Burroughs
Justice and the Use of Private Military and Security Contractors
Transforming war into a capitalist imperative, the expanded use of PMSCs makes it more difficult to place democratic checks upon military power, commodifies war in a fashion that obscures its tragedy and misery, and threatens to further constrict the role of justice in determining military engagements.
The following reflection is an abbreviated account of Burroughs's chapter, "Contracting Justice? Private Military and Security Contractors and the Commodification of War" in The Business of War: Theological and Ethical Reflections on the Military-Industrial Complex.
Over the course of the last generation numerous developments have dramatically changed how wars and similar conflicts are waged. Among the most consequential, yet also among the least visible, has been the growing role of private military and security contractors (PMSCs). Offering a wide array of services from logistical support to armed security to military training, PMSCs have operated in scores of countries. Their employers include non-governmental organizations, corporations, and states that range from the comparatively weak to military superpowers. And yet, no party has been more central in the rise of PMSCs than the United States, which has been both a key supplier of PMSCs and the largest consumer of their services. This makes the US an illuminating example of the ethical issues involved in the use of PMSCs.
At times, egregious incidents—above all the September 16, 2006, massacre in which Blackwater contractors opened fire in Baghdad's Nisour Square, killing 17 civilians and injuring at least 20 more—have cast limited light upon the role of PMSCs in the United States' recent military interventions. Viewed in isolation, however, what such episodes do not reveal is that these incidents are part of a broader shift in how the United States staffs its wars—and, increasingly, how other states do so as well.
Although use of military contractors is by no means novel in US history, the nation has never before relied upon them to such a degree. While regular soldiers outnumbered contractors by significant margins in previous wars, in the US's interventions in the Balkans, Afghanistan, and Iraq, their proportions have generally equalized. At times those proportions have even reversed with contractors outnumbering soldiers by a margin of 3-to-1 (5). At its highest point, in March 2010, the United States' Department of Defense (DoD), State Department, and Agency for International Development (USAID) combined to employ 262,000 contractors in Iraq and Afghanistan (20). And contractors have increasingly been entrusted with critical tasks (14–16), including armed security, military training, intelligence gathering and analysis, and even overseeing other PMSCs.
As these facts suggest, private military and security contracting is big business. Accounted in 2017 US dollars, DoD contracts alone in Iraq and Afghanistan surpassed $25 billion each year for seven consecutive fiscal years, from 2007-2013 (12).
Viewed from a Christian perspective, however, the current regime of PMSC use, especially as exemplified in the US but also as practiced more broadly, should occasion significant moral reservations and even objections. Transforming war into a capitalist imperative for an increasingly influential industry, the expanded use of PMSCs makes it more difficult to place democratic checks upon military power, commodifies war in a fashion that obscures its tragedy and misery, shifts the risks of war to disempowered populations, and threatens to further constrict the role of justice in determining military engagements.
Evading Democratic Accountability
The increased reliance upon PMSCs fits as part of a larger privatizing trend in which a number of nations have entrusted the provision of previously public functions—including utilities, medical care, transit, and airport operations—to private enterprises. Thus, even as the rise of PMSCs most obviously marks a shift in military affairs, it more broadly constitutes a shift in political and economic affairs. Much like privatization more generally, the utilization of PMSCs has promised greater efficiency and cost savings by eliminating redundancies and replacing long-term investments with short-term contracts. And yet, a Christian account of power provides reason to worry that as the tendency for governments to privately contract military force expands, the prospects for justice contract, most of all because it makes authorities' ability to exert power increasingly difficult to check.
A central problem with PMSCs is their lack of transparency. Given the promiscuous potential of PMSCs, in many instances even determining on whose behalf they are acting can be difficult. Furthermore, legal protections accorded to PMSCs in the US have shielded crucial information about their operations from public inquiry. Among the information generally hidden from view is the number of PMSCs killed or injured in areas of conflict, a number that even the Commission for Wartime Contracting in Iraq and Afghanistan had difficulty determining (31).
Policymakers can exploit such lack of transparency to pursue strategic objectives while evading democratic checks. For example, Peter Singer, one of the foremost scholars of PMSCs, has argued that the administration of George W. Bush used PMSCs in Colombia to evade congressional limits on military personnel (206–211).
The opacity that clouds US employment of PMSCs has led to a situation in which citizens—and even their congressional representatives—often find themselves in the dark on key matters of foreign policy. Not only do they remain oblivious to the true costs of those policies in blood and treasure, but they are often uninformed about the very policies themselves. As it shifts power from the legislative branch to the executive, such an arrangement does not merely diminish democratic debate and accountability but potentially obviates them entirely.
Commodification and the Loss of Tragedy and Anguish
A second crucial worry Christians should harbor about the growing utilization of PMSCs is that this shift further transforms war into a capitalist imperative essential to the profitability of an industry with significant political influence.
Perhaps the most prominent example of the influence of the PMSC industry is found in Dick Cheney, who served as US Secretary of Defense from 1989–93 before becoming the CEO of Halliburton. Originally an oil services firm, Halliburton during Cheney's tenure became the parent company of KBR, one of the US government's most significant military contractors. Following Cheney's election as US Vice President in 2000 and the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, he vigorously used his bully pulpit to make the case for war in both Afghanistan and Iraq. When the US ultimately went to war, KBR received contracts totaling $40.8 billion between 2002 and mid-2011, profiting immensely from the decisions Cheney influenced. Although Cheney pledged to donate to charity all deferred compensation from Halliburton, the prospect of a high government official pushing for a war that leads to a huge payday for his former corporation should be troubling as it suggests the possibility for government and corporate interests to coalesce in a way that generates a dangerous inertia towards war.
Such a transformation seems insufficient to appreciate the tragedy and anguish of war that is central not only to Christian pacifism but also to just war conceptions. In a locus classicus of the Christian defense of justified war, Augustine writes that one who is truly wise will "be readier to deplore the fact that he is under the necessity of waging even just wars" because "this is misery" (City of God XIX, vii). Moreover, "if anyone either endures [wars] or thinks of them without anguish of the soul, his condition is still more miserable."
Such insights present poignant questions to PMSCs and their clients, which in a real sense includes all US citizens as well as the citizens of many other countries. Can one fully appreciate the misery and tragedy of war and call out to God for deliverance from war while building companies and industries whose profitability depends upon it or that proactively plan to capitalize upon it? As war becomes a capitalist imperative, at what point is it transmogrified from a tragic necessity thrust upon us into an apparent good—though finally an illusory good that results in the ultimate immiseration of ourselves and others? And might such a transmogrification quench the anguish that should accompany our contemplation of war and without which we are, in Augustine's words, "still more miserable" for having "lost all human feeling"?
As war becomes increasingly commodified and its human costs obscured from view, we must invariably struggle to experience commensurate anguish over its tragic character.
The Global Rescaling of Military Recruitment of the Exploitation of Military Contractor
In the words of Maya Eichler, the use of PMSCs has effected a "global rescaling of military recruitment" (606) and in the process redistributed the risks of war from US citizens to disempowered populations on the periphery of the global economic order in a way that must raise worries about exploitation. Such rescaling results from PMSCs' preference for hiring local nationals and third-country nationals—that is, respectively, persons from the country in which a conflict is taking place and those who hail neither from that country nor from the country legislating the war. (For example, in the Iraq War, local nationals would refer to Iraqis while third-country nationals would refer to citizens of nations other than Iraq, the US, and official US allies.) PMSCs prefer local nationals and third-country nationals for a number of reasons. Most of all, it costs significantly less to employ them than US citizens. Moreover, the preference for local nationals and third-country nationals reduces the likelihood of political resistance within the US and other contracting nations.
But the same disempowerment that undergirds these dynamics also makes local nationals and third-country nationals ripe for exploitation. The Commission on Wartime Contracting recorded a number of such instances from just one fact-finding mission, including the story of a Ugandan security contractor for Triple Canopy whose base was so ill-equipped with cold weather gear that he ultimately shot and killed himself (92-94). Other offenses involved firms preventing third-country nationals from returning home after completing their contract, forcing them to work 12-hour shifts and 72-hour weeks, and denying promised time off.
In the case of US contracting, the preference for local nationals and third-country nationals results in no small part from the fact that US citizens tend to have a lower regard for the suffering of local nationals and third-country nationals than that of US soldiers. Nevertheless, central themes of the Christian faith should correct the myopic vision that so commonly excludes citizens of other nations from moral concern as it teaches that all persons belong to the community of humanity created by God and that bears the divine image. All, then, exist within what should be the ambit of Christians' moral concern. To disregard the mistreatment or deaths of PMSC personnel is thus to betray allegiance to God and God's beloved community, which reaches out to those from all nations.
Preventing Military Contracting from Contracting the Role of Justice Can we prevent the growth of military contracting from further contracting the role of justice in determining military engagements? Questions of this sort are especially pressing for Christians who defend the possibility of justified war. Few have identified the central difficulty of that strand of thought more succinctly than Paul Ramsey, who posited that within it "the chief problem facing us is not what are the moral limits upon the just conduct of war, but where are those principles, i.e., where are the men [sic] in whose minds and where is the community of men [sic] in whose very ethos the propelling reason for ever engaging in war also itself lays down intrinsic moral limits upon how the defense of civilized life is to proceed?" (xxii–xxiii). Although the cultivation of such persons is never easy, the increasing use of PMSCs promises to make it even more difficult as personnel decisions by PMSCs have show a tendency to privilege profitability over capability—let alone justice.
Nevertheless, it is especially incumbent upon Christians to consider how or even whether war could be conducted in a manner that does it justice and what role PMSCs might play in such conflicts. For in a faith that teaches us that all are our brothers and sisters, war is always an affair of immense gravity and can never be just business.
Bradley Burroughs is Assistant Director of Leadership and Character in Religious Life at Wake Forest University. He is the author of Christianity, Politics, and the Predicament of Evil: A Constructive Theological Ethic of Soulcraft and Statecraft, as well as articles that have appeared in the Journal of the Society of Christian Ethics, The Journal of Lutheran Ethics, The Christian Century, and elsewhere. He received a B.A. from Allegheny College, an M.Div. from Duke University Divinity School, and a Ph.D. from the Graduate Division of Religion at Emory University. His academic work integrates theological ethics, modern social theory, and contemporary theories of virtue to explore the role and development of character in contemporary life. Prior to joining Wake Forest, he taught at Allegheny College, United Theological Seminary, and the Graduate Theological Union, where he held a joint appointment at Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary and the Church Divinity School of the Pacific. In addition to leading small groups focused upon leadership and character development, he also has experience teaching courses in ethics, theology, formation, and broad-based community organizing.
Reflections on The Business of War: Theological and Ethical Reflections on the Military-Industrial Complex
Symposium Essays
By Christina McRorie
Christian Ethics and the "Problems" of Business and War
Above all, the Christian tradition urges us to reject the application of war metaphors to the market, as if it were a bloody realm of unavoidable tragedy and exclusively self-focused interest. It is not—or should not be—and the temptation to accept economic "tragedy" is really just the temptation to fail to love God and the neighbor, theologically speaking.
By James McCarty
Transformative Justice is Resistance to the Military-Industrial Complex
By working to abolish policing and prisons as we know them today, prison and police abolitionists are engaging in the kind of activism that can resist and dismantle these interconnected evils at the same time. In other words, transformative justice and prison abolition are ways to resist the military-industrial complex.
By Keun-joo Christine Pae
Response: The Business of War, the Labor of War
A full-scale war might spectacularly display the deaths and violence that immediately bring people's attention. However, an excessive profit-driven business may also kill as many people as war does, while in many cases, these deaths are invisible.
By Eli McCarthy
Response: The Inversion of U.S. Society's Militarism
A transformative justice approach with restorative mechanisms works to break this logic of de-humanization and build more humanizing social processes. Accountability, as distinct from punishment, is about better understanding the harm, growing in empathy, acknowledging responsibility, and moving in the direction of changing harmful behavior.
By Brian Powers
Response: Frameworks of Meaning, Identity, and Resistance
The language of the imago dei has the capacity, in my view, to subvert the legal and ethical justifications for war, and focus dialogue and conversations on the ways in which killing, tragically, allows us to glimpse the diminishment of our own humanity in the death of another.


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Bandits kill at least 15 farmers in Batsari, Katsina state
Bandits yesterday killed at least 15 farmers at Yar Gamji village in Batsari Local Government Area (LGA) of Katsina State.
The farmers were said to be working on their farmland when the bandits attacked about 10a.m and killed them.
The Spokesman for the Katsina State Police Command, SP Gambo Isah, confirmed the incident.
He said, "It's true, fifteen persons were killed in the attack. The bandits numbering over 200 came on motorcycles armed with AK 47 rifles pursuing them (the farmers) even to the forest, shooting and killing them.
"A mop up after revealed the 15 corpses. At present, our people are on ground and I am expecting a detailed report on their confrontation with the bandits."
Bandits had on Friday morning and Saturday night, struck in Batsari and Matazu Local Government Areas, and killed two persons and abducted six others including the Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC) for Matazu Local Government Area of the state, Alhaji Yushau Dissi.
Meanwhile, the Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General Tukur Buratai, however, on Monday, launched another military operation codenamed 'Operation Sahel Sanity', to tackle banditry and other crimes in Katsina, Kaduna, Zamfara, Sokoto and Niger States.
Buratai who flagged off the military operation at Faskari, Katsina State, said the exercise, as well as other ongoing military operations, are meant to comprehensively tackle banditry and other crimes in the Northwest and parts of North-central with a view to restoring normalcy and peace in the affected states and in Nigeria, generally.
"The Nigerian Army will be conducting Operation Sahel Sanity with the support of other sister security agencies including the police, the DSS and the authorities of the affected states.
"We are determined to get rid of banditry, cattle rustling and other crimes in the North-west and part of the North-central."
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Chariots in Red Sea: 'Irrefutable evidence'
'Horse and human remains strewn like battlefield wreckage'
By Joe Kovacs
A news report that stunned the world nine years ago about the discovery of possible ancient chariot wheels at the bottom of the Red Sea is suddenly gaining fresh attention with new video claiming "irrefutable evidence" that corroborates the find.
In June 2003, WND interviewed Bible enthusiasts who dove the waters of the Red Sea, alleging they found and photographed parts of chariots that may be the actual remains of the catastrophe brought upon the Egyptian army which pursued the Israelites, according to the Book of Exodus in the Bible.
"I am 99.9 percent sure I picked up a chariot wheel," said Peter Elmer, a forklift mechanic from Keynsham, England, who made two diving trips to the Gulf of Aqaba branch of the sea. "It was covered in coral."
"I believe I actually sat in an ancient chariot cab," he told WND at the time, referring to his time exploring a submerged item in the underwater junkyard. "Without question, it is most definitely the remains of the Egyptian army."
Now, Michael Rood, a Hebrew-roots teacher, has produced a video proffering evidence Elmer is absolutely correct.
His DVD, titled "The Red Sea Crossing," documents the work of numerous researchers from the U.S. and overseas who have probed an underwater land bridge between a beachhead at Nuweiba, Egypt, and what is today Saudi Arabia.
"What they found strewn across the bottom of the reed sea has shaken the religious and scientific community," says Rood. "Cameras mounted on remote-controlled submarines revealed coral-encrusted chariot parts, horse and human remains strewn like battlefield wreckage on the bottom of the reed sea."
He uses the term "reed sea" instead of Red Sea, as that's the literal translation of the words "yam suph" in Holy Scripture, referring to the body of water God miraculously opened for the ancient Israelites to cross on dry land, before drowning the Egyptians in hot pursuit.
See the case for chariots in the Red Sea for yourself. Watch "The Red Sea Crossing" DVD in your own home!
"Even a novice can readily see that these are not natural coral formations," Rood said, showing a variety of circular shapes he insists are chariot wheels, some with axles still intact.
He gave special attention to a single gold-veneered, four-spoked chariot wheel that was photographed and buried in place with a marker buoy nearby.
Is this the actual golden chariot wheel of the Egyptian pharaoh who chased the ancient Israelites into the Red Sea, only to be drowned by God?
"Because coral does not attach to gold or silver, this priceless specimen remains untarnished by time," he said, calling it "strong evidence that this is actually one of the two chariot wheels that the pharaoh rode to his death."
Rood also explained giant pillars have been found on both sides of the crossing to mark the event. One was discovered eroded on the Egyptian shore by the late American archaeologist Ron Wyatt. Later, another was located on the Arabian side with "the legible remains of ancient paleo-Hebrew inscriptions."
He says the words for pharaoh, death, Egypt, King Solomon and the sacred name of God, YHWH, are all present on the second pillar.
Pillars that may commemorate the Red Sea crossing by the ancient Israelites have been discovered in recent years on both sides of the Gulf of Aqaba arm of the Red Sea.
"King Solomon, the wisest man who ever lived, knew exactly where the children of Israel made their escape just 500 years before, and so he established pillars to memorialize the yam suph crossing," said Rood.
He points out the depth of water would make it impossible for a crossing to have taken place anywhere with the exception of the shallow land bridge at Nuweiba.
"If the water were to be removed, it would still be impossible to cross this chasm which is as deep and wide as the Grand Canyon in Arizona," Rood said.
"But," he added, "at the beach where Israel camped, an underwater land bridge gently slopes at a 6-degree angle, levels out at about 900 feet, and then gradually rises to meet the western shore of Midian."
For hundreds of years, many have been under the impression that Mount Sinai, the place at which Moses received the Ten Commandments from God, was located on the Sinai peninsula of Egypt. It was Helena, the mother of 4th century Roman emperor Constantine, who made the declaration of its position when she established two churches there.
But if Rood and the other researchers are correct, the real Mount Sinai is actually in Arabia on the eastern side of the Gulf of Aqaba. The New Testament apostle Paul even refers to "Mount Sinai in Arabia" in Galatians 4:25.
"What is so difficult about determining the body of water that Moshe (Moses) crossed?" asks Rood.
"The Bible gives us just one choice, and this is it! I know that Constantine would have you dismembered for implying that his mother picked out the wrong site for Mount Sinai. But Constantine is dead! And so are the traditions that have enslaved our minds to such idiocy that we cannot even read the plain text of the Bible and think for ourselves."
A well-known Swedish scientist who is among the Red Sea researchers believes the waters of Aqaba were indeed split supernaturally.
Lennart Moller of the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm told WND there are no natural, scientific explanations for the parting miracle described in Scripture.
"The wind did not separate the water," he said. "No person could be in that wind and survive. ... If God has created all the Earth, it's no problem for Him to separate the water for a while."
Rood says for many people, finding the genuine crossing site is bad news because, "Blissful ignorance has died, and you recognize that the Creator has revealed himself through His people and His prophets. But this is good news to those who truly believe in the God of Israel and obey His commandments.
"Here on the bottom of the [reed sea] rests the evidence that the Creator has acted on behalf of His people in the past, proof that you can count on His promise that in the last days, He will perform a miracle that will make the parting of the reed sea pale by comparison."
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Vigil held for Airdrie boy who fell through ice
Dozens of people gathered for a candlelight vigil on Friday night to remember a six-year-old boy who died after falling through the ice in Airdrie on Monday afternoon.
The boy and his brother were walking on the thin ice in Bayside when they both plunged into the water.
READ MORE: Memorial grows for Alberta boy who fell through ice in Airdrie
"As a sign of our love and support, we are asking Airdrie to come out and show this family that their community is here for them to lean on, to give support and love to them now and in the days, weeks and months to follow," the organizer wrote in a Facebook group.
The vigil took place at the Bayside Bridge. Those in attendance recited the Lord's Prayer and sang Amazing Grace as people placed candles, teddy bears and flowers along the bridge deck.
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Watch below: A community in Airdrie continues to come to grips with the sudden and tragic loss of a little boy. A 6-year-old plummeted through thin ice on a neighborhood waterway. His 10-year-old brother is still recovering. Jill Croteau has the latest.
The six-year-old boy was airlifted to the Alberta Children's Hospital in critical, life-threatening condition where he passed away.
His older brother was taken to hospital by ambulance in stable condition and was released the following day.
READ MORE: 6-year-old boy dies, brother in hospital after falling through ice in Airdrie
Watch below: The community of Airdrie is in shock after the death of a little boy and the near drowning of his brother. They were playing on a canal when they went through the ice. Kim Smith reports.
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Deadly W-18 found in heroin seized from Surrey
RCMP have confirmed the presence of lethal W-18 in drugs seized in Surrey.
W-18 is a powerful opioid 100 times stronger than fentanyl. It was previously discovered in Vancouver last April and also found in Alberta and Saskatchewan.
According to a release, Surrey RCMP seized pebble heroin in December 2016. The drugs were sent to Health Canada for analysis and recently came back positive for W-18.
In a similar case, West Shore RCMP on Vancouver seized what they believed to be cocaine in May 2016. The white powder substance was sent for analysis and tested positive for an analog of fentanyl – a new strain of the deadly opioid not seen in the region before.
At the time of the seizure, West Shore RCMP reported three overdoses in their jurisdiction.
"These lab results are once again prompting us to warn illicit drug users that it doesn't matter where you buy your drugs, or who you get them from," said BC RCMP's Investigative Services and Organized Crime assistant commissioner Jim Gresham. "The danger is the same if you're in the big city or in a small community. I cannot stress that enough – there is no safe haven."
"You must be aware that at any time dangerous and potentially lethal drugs may be present in what you're consuming. Unfortunately, there is no way for you to know what is really being sold to you. Please take steps to avoid making a potentially lethal decision," he added.
The RCMP says it is currently investigating several cases of illicit drug trafficking and continues to receive more notices from B.C. communities regarding the presence of fentanyl in drugs.
Where does W-18 come from?
The drug comes from a "W-series" of opioid compounds first discovered at the University of Alberta in 1982, according to the B.C. Centre for Disease Control. There are 32 compounds, W-1 to W-32, with W-18 being the most toxic.
W-18 is not currently regulated under the Controlled Drug and Substances Act and can be manufactured and bought freely, according to the B.C. Centre for Disease Control.
–With files from Paula Baker
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Upgrades needed as Regina gets ready for major upcoming events
For sports fans, the next 18 months will be extra special as Regina will be hosting five major sporting events and at least one high-profile concert.
Aug. 27: Guns N' Roses Concert at new Mosaic Stadium
Sept. 5-10: Grand Slam of Curling's season-opening Tour Challenge at the Co-operators Centre.
Oct. 26-29: Skate Canada International at the Brandt Centre
Mar. 8-11: Canadian University Women's Basketball Championship at University of Regina
Mar. 17-27: Memorial Cup at the Brandt Centre
The Brandt Centre will still need to undergo upgrades to get it ready for the centennial Memorial Cup.
"We do know that there will be a requirement for more seats and we've accommodated that in the past for other events," Regina Exhibition Association communications manager Paula Kohl said.
The whole property is really built around attracting those events, so we're ready, bring it on."
As the Brandt Centre prepares for upgrades, so too is Regina's airport.
YQR airport boasted record-breaking passenger numbers last year, and that trend is expected to continue.
"We hit an all-time record of over 1.26 million passengers," Regina Airport Authority president and CEO Richmond Graham said.
Graham said he expects to see passenger traffic double within the next decade and said the airport is ready to welcome the influx of visitors coming into the city.
"The mornings are very busy and the gate space are sometimes limited. But we do have expansion plans that we are working on," Graham said.
"We see expansion to meet that requirement and we need to build into the future."
Longtime volunteer Bernadette McIntyre said people have already started asking about volunteer opportunities.
"Right after we announced the Brier, we were getting calls. People were saying you know when it's time to sign me up, let me know," McIntyre said.
Despite a couple of events coinciding, McIntyre said she doesn't believe there will be a shortage of volunteers nor volunteer fatique.
"We do have a little bit of overlap with the Brier and the CIS Women's Basketball Championship but I think we got enough volunteers to make both those events huge successes," she said.
McIntyre estimates there will be 600-700 volunteers for the Tim Horton's Brier.
"It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure this out that those teams with new stadiums at some point will get a Grey Cup to show support for them," Mayor Michael Fougere said Thursday.
"I am wanting a Grey Cup, I'll say that much. Whether it happens is another issue. I'm pushing for that," he said.
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Lethbridge teacher facing child pornography charges granted bail
Dwayne Schnell was released on $3,000 no-cash bail Friday. The 37-year-old is facing a number of child pornography charges after an investigation by the Alberta Law Enforcement Teams (ALERT) Internet Child Exploitation (ICE) team.
Friday's decision was a joint release between defence and the Crown.
Schnell will be residing in Calgary with his parents. He can not leave the province of Alberta. He has to report to a bail supervisor and can not work or volunteer in any position of trust or authority with children under 16.
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Police said the investigation first began in January 2017 when ICE was given a tip from the National Centre for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) about a user who was uploading child sexual exploitation materials. The ICE team did not know the user was a teacher until recently.
ALERT said the ICE team arrested Dwayne Schnell on Wednesday. He is charged with possession, accessing and distributing child pornography. A number of computers and electronic devices were seized from his home in Lethbridge and will be examined.
Part of his release conditions are:
He cannot have any device capable of accessing the Internet, like a computer or cellphone and can only go online at a public library.A peace officer or probation officer can conduct a warrant-less search of his residence at any time to make sure he is not using a computer or the Internet.He cannot have any contact with any children under 16 years of age, accept for his own two children (with his wife or parents present).He can't have any type of recording devices like a camera or video recorder.He must not attend any area where children under 16 could be present like parks, schools, swinging pools, playgrounds or a daycare.
Schnell has hired defence lawyer Greg White.
He will be back in court for his next appearance March 24.
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What are Correctional Service Canada healing lodges?
Shortly after being sentenced to 10 years in prison for a drunk driving crash that killed Jordan and Chandra Van de Vorst along with their children Kamryn and Migure, Catherine McKay was moved from a jail cell to a healing lodge.
It left Jordan's father Lou Van de Vorst hurt and confused.
"When you say the words 'federal penitentiary' and 'healing lodge,' they have two different connotations. That's what upset us … the consequences aren't there," Lou explained on Thursday.
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After Lou Van de Vorst spoke out about the move, it had many online outraged that McKay was getting off easy. But not many knew exactly what goes on at healing lodges.
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Correctional Service Canada (CSC) has nine healing lodges across the country, including three in Saskatchewan.
Okimaw Ochi, located near Maple Creek is the only one in the province for women. Five of the facilities are managed by indigenous communities and the other four are managed by CSC in close collaboration with indigenous communities.
In a statement, CSC said they offer a broad range of correction programs and interventions to decrease an inmate's chance of re-offending. This includes healing lodges which are designed particularly to address the needs of indigenous offenders using culturally relevant correctional programs.
"These correctional programs enhance public safety by making offenders accountable for their behaviour, changing their attitudes and beliefs, and teaching skills that can be used to cope and help address their behaviour."
READ MORE: Somber anniversary marked by Van de Vorst family
In order to get into a healing lodge, an indigenous offender must demonstrate an interest in traditional healing paths and successfully complete various culturally appropriate interventions.
"Based on a healing and holistic approach, indigenous programs target offenders' needs in the context of indigenous history, culture, and spirituality while at the same time addressing the factors related to criminal behaviour. Aboriginal correctional program officers, elders, spirituality and ceremony are integral to program design and delivery."
According to CSC, healing lodges are an important part of preparing indigenous offenders for reintegration from custody into the community.
There is no time limit for an inmate to stay in a healing lodge.
Ed Dean, a Salvation Army clergy who has been involved in faith programs at Okimaw Ochi for 10 years, said the facility works to improve the inmates "whole self."
"It's a sacred space. It's a great spot for being with the creator and getting in touch with mother earth," Dean said via Skype on Friday.
"When they understand themselves and their culture, it's a different way of life. It creates a positive way of life for them so they don't return to their old ways."
READ MORE: Families impacted by drunk driving welcome new changes to Sask. impaired driving laws
Dean said the women have to wake up at a specific time and be ready for counts. The day always starts with a ceremonial spiritual time. From there, the women go onto daily programming which is individualized and can include schooling and learning trades. It's all about giving the inmates skills to succeed once they're out.
"Some of them are coming in with a low education and they're leaving with a Grade 12 diploma."
"I would say that there should be more healing lodges in Canada. It's a positive form of doing justice."
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More overseas air travellers landing in Kelowna
One indicator of the strength of the tourism industry in the Okanagan is what's happening at the Kelowna International Airport.
"When we talk air traffic, in 2016 it grew 8.6 per cent overall," Airport Director Sam Samaddar said. "140,000 passengers in a single year. Those are remarkable numbers."
Tourism Kelowna collects data on how many hotel rooms are filled at any given time and those numbers are up too, climbing about 3.5 per cent over 2015.
"Most importantly, we see increases in the shoulder seasons in the spring and fall, and that's Tourism Kelowna's strategy; to really build on those shoulder season months," Jennifer Horsnell, director of sales with Tourism Kelowna, said.
New annual arrival statistics show that in 2016, B.C. saw a 12.3 per cent increase in international visitors.
Several factors are being credited for the increase in tourism from outside the country; a low Canadian dollar, international marketing of B.C. to the world and increased air access.
At YLW, Air Canada's new direct flight between Brisbane and Vancouver is helping attract more Australians to the valley.
"We're meeting those flights with larger A319 aircraft from Vancouver to Kelowna. On some of those flights 40 per cent of passengers are destined for the Okanagan," Samaddar said.
Both Westjet and Air Canada are increasing the size and frequency of flights to Toronto as well, which is another airline hub.
"The reason Toronto is so important, especially the link to the international component, is that one stop links Kelowna to 50 destinations globally," Samaddar continued.
The airport is also in negotiations with its major airlines to begin operations into Europe. Kelowna International Airport numbers show demand is high enough to warrant non-stop European flights once a week, at least during peak summer and winter seasons.
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Mechanic suffers minor injuries after auto-repair shop blaze
One person suffered minor injuries trying to put out a fire inside an auto-repair shop in London, sparked by residual gasoline in the fuel tank of a vehicle he was working on.
"He was using a blowtorch, I believe, to heat up one of the ball joints, and that's really what started the fire," explained District Fire Chief Andy Britton, who says crews had the blaze under control within five minutes of arriving at Lambeth Service Centre in the city's southwest end.
Britton says there were two mechanics in the shop at the time of the blaze; the man who suffered injuries refused an ambulance, but was advised to seek medical attention.
Police were the first to arrive on scene when the call came in around 12:30 p.m., and warned of potential explosions.
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"I heard a bang, but I always hear bangs coming from there," said Joe Hackman, the shop manager of the neighbouring Stucco and Foam Centre, who went around to the back of the plaza-style building to see the shop engulfed in black smoke.
"There were flames all around the area; there was a car on fire inside. So the car was completely burning and there was buckets of oil burning and some gas on the ground burning – but the flames weren't escaping the building because there's no hole in the roof, and it was all smoke coming out. The fire was just contained inside."
Fire Prevention Officer Jack Burt estimated the damage at $100,000, but said the investigation is in its early stages and the total cannot be finalized until the building has been examined.
"The garage itself was full of high-end electronics and a whole bunch of other items. So I think the loss would be significant," Britton said.
Although crews were able to get the blaze under control quickly, Britton said the location proved to be difficult.
"There weren't a lot of hydrants that we could access – the nearest one was on Wharncliffe Road," he explained. "We would have had to do a relay. That's why we were bringing in our tankers, and we were pumping from them. Our one pump ran out of water probably within the first five minutes."
Britton says since the property sits over a water well, the Ministry of Environment was called in to make sure gasoline and oil didn't seep into the ground.
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Drunk driver who killed 4 in Sask. sent to healing lodge; sparks community concern
The decision to move a drunk driver who killed a family of four, from a jail cell to a healing lodge has left many people shocked and looking for more justice.
Catherine McKay was sentenced to ten years in prison for killing the Van de Vorst family just north of Saskatoon in January 2016 while driving drunk. She spent a month in jail before being moved to the Okimaw Ohci Healing Lodge in Maple Creek, Sask.
"I feel for the family. They've gone through four deaths, and then they get this kind of news, they're devastated. We feel sorry that they have to go through this," Andrew Murie, Mothers Against Drunk Driving CEO, said.
"A lot of times with impaired driving, because they're not seen in the system as violent offenders, routinely they're out in communities after one sixth of their sentence, and so people get really frustrated with this," he said.
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Healing lodges are correctional institutions that use aboriginal values and traditions to help offenders. According to the Correctional Service of Canada's website, each unit contains a bedroom, bathroom, kitchenette and living room.
"It seems a bit ridiculous to harm so many people and just go to a lodge," Tasha Hodzic said.
As Saskatchewan struggles to fix its drinking and driving culture, there's concern that sending McKay to a healing lodge isn't enough of a deterrent for future offenders or enough justice for the Van de Vorst family.
"It's disappointing. I don't think that sends a good message to people who are considering taking those actions and drinking and driving. It doesn't deter people at all," Hodzic said.
However, many people also pointed out the need to rehabilitate offenders.
"Hopefully she'll be suffering for what she's done, so perhaps the benefit of going to a healing lodge rather than spending that length of time in prison would have more benefit in the end," Anne Reid said.
"At times I guess we would want more vengeance for things that happen that are evil, unfortunately it's not going to make things any better," Gordon Blackmore said.
"I don't think we want to be a society where we feel we should just put people in prison to punish them and have them try to bring back those lives, because it's not just going to happen," he said.
"It's unfortunate, but the deterrent is the likelihood of getting caught. So we need to do a better job in Canada on that, but there should be long sentences and there should be communication with the victims of crime," Murie said.
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Alberta grant allows for expanded hours, more nurse practitioners at health centres
Alberta Associate Health Minister Brandy Payne says four nurse practitioner projects involving mobile bus units will focus on aiding Albertans with higher medical needs.
Boyle McCauley Health Centre, The Alex Community Health Centre, Pure North S'Energy and CUPS will receive a total of $10 million over three years split between the four groups. This will give nurse practitioners the opportunity to work with both registered and licensed practical nurses.
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Alberta's goal with the Alex buses are to provide "first-stop" medical aid along with ongoing health assistance when needs are high.
With the program underway, CEO of The Alex Community Health Centre Shelly Heartwell said at a Friday event they will offer extended hours for more clients to access their services and open up evening and weekend hours when traditional clinics aren't available.
"We are excited that these funds are going to open up doors for these programs."
Heartwell said the funding will provide more hours to potentially hire a mental health therapist, as mental health issues are a big part of the client population at the Alex Health Centre.
"We can provide increased mental health care, addiction supports and systems navigation, allowing us to provide quality care for an increasing population of vulnerable Calgarians," Heartwell said.
Eric Lavoie, president of the nurse practitioner association of Alberta, said there are roughly 500 licensed nurse practitioners in Alberta to provide assistance on either acute or chronic disease management.
"We are pleased to be working collaboratively," Lavoie said.
Lavoie acknowledged Albertans want a wide range of care close to home, with services that are cost effective. Both the Alberta Chamber of Commerce and the Municipal association of Alberta are calling for the integration of nurse practitioners across Alberta's health care system.
"The Nurse Practitioner Association of Alberta is keen to see Albertans benefit from nurse practitioner care across the health-care system," Lavoie said.
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Man who killed mother given unescorted passes from prison
A Calgary man who killed his mother in Hawkwood nearly a decade ago has been granted some new freedoms.
Gregory Hetrick was convicted of second-degree murder in the March 2007 death of his elderly mother, Margaret.
Court heard Hetrick strangled and stabbed the 79-year-old following a drunken argument over getting more cash for booze.
He then took her body to the garage and covered it in plastic.
In April 2009, Hetrick was sentenced to life in prison with no chance of parole for 10 years.
In documents obtained by News Talk 770, he has been described as a "model inmate", maintaining a compliant behaviour and taking advantage of the programs available to him.
"Your motivation, accountability and social reintegration potential are assessed as high," said the Parole Board of Canada in its written decision.
"During your incarceration, you have put the necessary efforts in order to work on your risk factors and acquire a better understanding of your criminal cycle throughout various interventions, including correctional programs, self-help courses and individual counselling," the decision continued.
Hetrick has completed about 50 escorted passes from jail, and in a hearing earlier this month, was granted unescorted passes.
While the panel noted Hetrick's acceptance of his issues with substance abuse, it concluded other contributing factors like personal, emotional and marital/family still need work.
"Although you also mentioned other factors, it was quite obvious for the board members that you did not work enough on these other factors," the decision read.
In the hearing, Hetrick was denied day parole and full parole, with the board stating that the unescorted passes are well-structured and a good next step in his reintegration plans
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David Maljković, Exhibitions for Secession, Exhibition view, Secession 2011, Photo: Wolfgang Thaler
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Exhibitions for Secession
December 2, 2011 – February 5, 2012
The collages, films, and architectural mises-en-scène of the Croatian artist David Maljković form part of the current critical engagement with modernism. Maljković turns his attention to sculptural and architectonic symbols that, against the backdrop of Yugoslav socialism, signified the dawn of a new era. He renegotiates these on a historic, cultural, and theoretical level by relating it to the present and the future. In his exhibition at the Secession he takes a different path: He reflects his own previous ideas by giving many of his existing works a radical restaging. Objects developed as presentation structures for other contexts and contents will be cleared out and emptied. Maljković arranges these objects in the main exhibition hall and accents them only with minimal marks and interventions like fog or sounds.
In this way, Exhibitions for Secession is deliberately at odds with the model of the classical retrospective as an exhibition that brings together and sequences a representative cross-section of the artist's work. It also goes far beyond a site-specific adaptation of prototypical works. Instead, by concentrating on various forms of display, Maljković focuses attention on his own artistic strategies and experiences, as well as addressing the act of exhibiting itself. Besides the site-specificity of the exhibition space, the themes he addresses fascinatingly and with surprising turns include the distinction between fine and applied art, narrative structures in space, and the historical references present in the displays: "One could say it is all about a kind of looking back, and the project itself takes the shape of a retrospective show and assumes its principles, but it does not tend to look back at works or to analyse the retrospective procedure itself. Rather, it is more a retrospective show of exhibition experiences, i.e., it deals with the act of setting up and the way of showing the subject I was concerned with. The project is conceived in a way that rids itself of content and isolates the set-up itself. The retrospective attitude does not pertain to the works themselves but to the sum of set-ups from various exhibitions. This act of annulling the content and concentrating on the experience of presenting certain content is not equal to questioning the content or pretending to negate it. The procedure is concerned with structures of certain works, or, one could say, with accentuating the art practice itself." (David Maljković)
In her essay Annette Südbeck brings out that one of the most striking aspects of David Maljković´s new works is their specific, Janus-like temporality which connects memory and imagination:
"References to the objects' own history constantly compete with their obvious emptiness and openness, the promise of future uses and the as-yet-unfulfilled longing for such usage. Designed as supports and containers for something else, in an emptied state the works become surfaces for projections, places where (mental) images are created (…) While this ambivalence is already present in each individual display as a result of its being exhibited as an autonomous object, their arrangement in a space takes this to a higher, cinematographic level (…) The importance of movement through space for Maljković is also apparent in his graphic design for the catalogue and the specific use of overlapping pictures. The exhibition architecture and the artist's thoughts on his own storeroom can only be perceived by walking through them."
David Maljković, born in Rijeka (Croatia) in 1973, lives and works in Zagreb.
David Maljković
With numerous images and a text hybrid of journal entries, a prologue by David Maljković, a conversation between the artist and Yilmaz Dziewior as well as an essay by Annette Südbeck
English/German
Secession 2011
Distribution: Revolver Verlag


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