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**Adoption currently on hold as we are unable to schedule meet & greet appointments with the recommendations from the CDC to help prevent the spread of COVID-19.**
Breed: German Shepherd mix
Sex: Female spayed
Estimated birthdate: January 2018
Size: Medium, 38 lbs
Good with kids: yes
Good with cats: no, will chase
Housebroken: has accidents indoors if not let out
General information: Bella is a smart, affectionate, active Shepherd mix who was surrendered to us after the owner realized that they did not have adequate time to care for her. She lived with a young child and is good with kids and other dogs but will chase cats. Her handler tells us that she goes to the door if she needs to go outside to "potty", but if he doesn't respond right away then she will have an accident. Bella is a beautiful girl who needs someone who can keep her mind and body active as well as understanding she is still a work in progress!
*Canine-Inmate Program*
Adoption Application
Foster Application
Volunteer Application
We are an all volunteer organization based in Westerville, Ohio. To ensure that the pet is placed in a safe, comfortable and nurturing environment we require that one of our volunteers completes a home visit with any approved applicants.
Please note that we require that all pets in the household be spayed or neutered and are kept up to date on their vaccinations. All dogs must receive heartworm prevention.
We are currently reviewing applications within a 30 mile radius from Columbus, and from applicants age 21 and older. This does not mean your application will not be considered for a dog who has not been receiving many applications. We want to make sure all of our dogs find a good, forever home!
For dogs in the Canine-Inmate Program: Visits to the prison to meet a dog can only be made Monday through Friday between 8:30 am – 2:30 pm due to the facility's visitation policies.
Adoption Fees Cover
Most ADOPT animals receive over $600 worth of veterinary care prior to adoption:
– Spaying or Neutering
– Combination Vaccinations for Canine Distemper Virus
– Bordetella Vaccines
– Rabies Vaccine
– Heartworm Test
– De-worming
– Physical exam by board certified Veterinarian
This is made possible through the generosity of local veterinarians, adoption fees, and donations.


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Microsoft to invest $300M in Barnes & Noble's Nook e-book platform
So you think Amazon is a monopoly? Now comes the news that Microsoft is set to enter the ebook space. Click here for the story from the Apple Insider.
B&N Declares War on Amazon; Readers Tell Writer What to Write
I've not been posting as often as before mainly because I'm readying my book for publication. Hope to have out mid-March. Should any of you wish to write a review of my book (for which I'll be extremely grateful — click here for the synopsis), feel free to ask for a complimentary copy. Now to more interesting matters.
Barnes & Noble will not stock books by Amazon Publishing, Amazon.com's publishing imprint. Click here for the story.
According to an NPR story, and I quote:Dominque Raccah, CEO and publisher of Sourcebooks, is experimenting with the "agile publishing" model — which allows authors and readers to interact as the book is still being written.
"You really are publishing into a community already," Raccah says. "So what you are going to be doing is developing that book in front of that community, having the community interact with the author to develop the book [and] provide feedback."
Not sure what I feel about this model.

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In 2004, Dr William McVicker, Director of Music of St Barnabas Church, and an authority on church organs wrote in these columns concerning the history and future of the historic organ in Christ's Chapel which was in need of substantial repair. He said that the organ which was built by George England in 1760 is of national importance. The instrument has both the earliest surviving Gothic Revival organ case and Cornet stop in the United Kingdom.
The organ is now under reconstruction in the workshop of William Drake Organ Builders in Devon. When the initial examination took place, it included laying out all the organ pipes. It was found that far more of the original pipework has survived than was earlier thought, and there are also indications that the case might have been made in France. The restoration is expected to take much of this year and cost somewhere in the region of £400,000. This cost will be born by the Alleyn Foundation which now includes Christ's Chapel as one of its beneficiaries. A fuller report on the restoration will be published in due course.
Christ's Chapel is used by all three of the Dulwich Foundation schools and Dulwich College now has a Chapel Choir made up boys and staff which sings at a Choral Eucharist and Choral Evensong several times each term It also has its own Director of Music, Mrs Marilyn Harper, and offers Services of Holy Communion and Mattins, using the Book of Common Prayer, on Sundays at 8am and 10.00am. Visitors to these services are welcomed.
Christ's Chapel is administered by the Revd. Canon Diana Gwilliams, Vicar of St Barnabas and Foundation Chaplain.
The St Barnabas Choir under its Director of Music, Dr William McVicker has made its fifth recording. The new CD will be released in time for Christmas.
In the same issue of the Newsletter mentioned in the article above, we reported that East Dulwich artist Heather Burrell who designed the wonderful wrought iron gates featuring aspects of wildlife at the Centre for Wildlife Gardening in Marsden Road, was being commissioned by Southwark Council under the Bellenden Renewal Scheme, to design front gates for all the houses in that road to compliment the Centre's gates. The restoration of the whole of Marsden Road is now complete, in addition to repair and repainting, all the houses now have wrought-iron gates, and decorated railings with depictions of wildlife; frogs hop on gates, dandelions bloom on walls and squirrels climb the new lampposts. It gives this part of South London a wonderful mix of art and whimsy.
Often house owners on the Dulwich Estate appear to be unaware of the need to obtain prior consent under the Scheme of Management, for most alterations to the external appearance of their property.
In many instances, planning or other consent of the local authority is not required - even for extensions to buildings where these fall under the permitted development regulations. However, for those properties which are subject to the Scheme, changes, for example, to windows, doors, boundaries, gardens and additions such as satellite dishes and garden sheds, need the prior consent of the Managers. The Managers have produced a series of Guidelines to assist owners and in the majority of cases, where the freeholder's proposals comply with these, obtaining consent is a relatively simple process - an application giving full details is submitted together with the applicable fee and a licence is issued for the works. As part of the consultation process, immediate neighbours and those members of the Dulwich Society who sit on the Scheme of Management Advisory Committee receive details of all applications to the Scheme.
Although consent may be granted retrospectively, where owners have made unauthorised changes, they are at risk of the Managers requiring them to 'undo' (no matter at what cost) the works carried out in order to reinstate the original appearance of a property. Unlicensed changes can delay (or even thwart) a sale of the property since solicitors and would-be purchasers will usually require evidence that changes to a property have all relevant consents.
Information regarding the Scheme of Management, including copies of the Guidelines, can be obtained from:
Ms. Nina Rees, Administrator
The Scheme of Management Office
The Old Grammar School
Burbage Road, SE21 7AF
Tel: 020 8299 5666, Fax: 020 8299 3105
Nicola Baldwin, who has a child at Alleyn's Junior School was one of script writers of the play performed at the School to commemorate the 400th anniversary of Edward Alleyn's purchase of the Manor of Dulwich in 1605. Each child in the play took it in turns to play Alleyn and a very lively and enjoyable piece was presented. From the idea of a play about Alleyn, Nicola developed a script and this was presented as a drama on BBC Radio 4 at the end of December.
Edward Alleyn's Devil relates the story of Alleyn's performance in his signature play Dr Faustus and the apparition of an extra devil on the stage, which so shocked Alleyn that according to the seventeenth century gossip and collector of anecdotes, John Aubrey, "So worked on his fancy that he made a Vow that he worked at this Place." (i.e. turning to good works by founding his College)
In the last issue of the Newsletter we reported on the proposed excavation on the site of a series of mounds in Horniman Play Park. It was noted that the careful investigations of any changes in this field prior to 1945 had not revealed any activity. It subsequently occurred to the Society that a check should be made up until 1960 in case its change of use into a Play Park was the result of these features.
By coincidence, one of our members, Steve Grindlay, also thinks this may be the case and writes as follows:-
The suggestion that there was any mystery about the "earthworks" surprised me. I had always understood that they were relatively modern, probably post- war.
I discussed this with a friend who was, for many years from the mid-1950's, a gardener at Horniman Gardens. He remembers the triangle (field) during and immediately after the war when it was a smallholding. He remembered walking down Sydenham Rise and seeing chickens and geese in the field and he could also remember the cottage at the top, called Sydenham Rise Cottage, later The Chalet. Of course there was no paddling pool at the bottom, no sandpit where the cottage stood and, he is fairly sure, no mounds in between.
During the 1950's, when the field became a public park, it was landscaped with particular attention to the needs of children. The paddling pool and the sandpit were built, and the spoil from these was, we believe, used to create a series of banks and pits that children could climb over and hide behind.
The land was laid out by the London County Council as "an extension to Horniman Gardens in the summer of 1954".
Another member, Alfred Gates who lived as a child in Underhill Road also writes concerning this piece of land. He recalls there being pig sties there and says he found what he was told was a flint arrow head nearby.
The Dulwich Society will conduct further research in the London Metropolitan Archives on the work carried out by the LCC, so watch this space! Any other reader with memories of this field is invited to contact the Editor.
Alleyn's School is organising a joint twenty and thirty year reunion for all those pupils who left the School in 1977 and 1987. The reunion will be held at Alleyn's on Saturday 16 June. Alleyn's would like to reach as many people from these years to ensure the success of the reunion


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Arista LLC, Abdul Sultan Walji Sued by the CFTC
Abdul Sultan Walji and his company, Arista LLC, are at risk of having their registrations revoked by the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). The CFTC is seeking to revoke the registrations of Walji and Arista due to their alleged involvement in misappropriating investor funds, providing false quarterly statements to investors, and making misrepresentations to the CFTC.
Walji, Arista, and Arista's other principal Reniero Francisco admitted that from at least February 2010 through January 2012, they collected more than $9.5 million from 39 investors to invest in Arista. Walji and Francisco paid themselves $4.125 million in fees associated with the investment accounts while losing over $4.8 million of investors' money trading in futures and options, including E-mini S&P futures contracts and U.S. Treasury Bond options.
Walji and Francisco provided false quarterly statements to their investors. These statements misrepresented the performance of the trading activities and concealed the exorbitant fees paid to Walji and Francisco while misleading the investors about the value of their accounts.
Walji and Francisco made false statements to the CFTC's Division of Enforcement when they were asked to produce documents that contained information concerning the fees paid by Arista to Walji and Francisco. Walji and Francisco provided documents that misrepresented certain Arista account balances, asset values, and fee calculations, thereby concealing their misappropriation of investor funds.
The Peiffer Wolf securities attorneys often represent investors who lose money as a result of Ponzi schemes, investment fraud, or stockbroker misconduct. They are currently investigating the possibility of assisting Arista investors with the recovery of their losses. They take most cases of this type on a contingency fee basis and advance the case costs, and only get paid for their fees and costs out of money they recover for their clients.
Investors who believe they lost money as a result of investment fraud or misconduct may contact the securities lawyers at Peiffer Wolf, Jason Kane or Joe Peiffer, for a free, no-obligation evaluation of their recovery options, at 585-310-5140.


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At MWC 2009, Vyro Company showed a new game controller called for biometric Personal Input Pod (PIP).
It is a Bluetooth device that is held between user's thumb and forefinger. It uses biometric sensors to determine the state of relaxation – detecting microscopic changes in the moisture of the fingers, and converts these data into a control game.
For example; at the fair showed an application of two players, where each contestant has a PIP is used to control a dragon in a race. The more relaxed (i.e., less sweaty) was moving faster across the screen. Less innocent was the "game" lie detector also displayed.
Sounds strange and a bit pointless? Not Vyro think as a company that focuses on developing technologies to combat stress. Even in talks with several operators to include in their PIP hook apparatus for improving the health of those who own cell phones. Sports psychologists also have shown interest and even games are being developed to treat addictions such as smoking.
But of course, everything is still in the making and marketing of PIP and its price will depend heavily on the conventions that can close.
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Heavy chipboard perfect for using with your Cuttlebug. Chipboard sheets come to you completely bare, so you can dress them up however you'd like! Paint, ink, stamp, sand, distress, cover with paper, fibers and fabric, stitch, die-cut, layer, create a handmade album ... the possibilities are endless.
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Orient Hotel Braila is a three star hotel located in the city of Braila, Romania.
The hotel was opened in 2008 and totally renovated in 2015.
The hotel has a modern design, providing all the comfort necessary for a pleasant stay.
Orient Hotel is located in the center of Braila, on Dorobanti street.
As for the facilities provided by our hotel, all rooms are equipped with free WIFI, refrigerator, air conditioning and LED TV. Hotel Orient Braila meets all the requirements necessary for a 3 stars hotel – own video surveillance parking, elevator, non-stop reception desk, bar/restaurant open between 7.00-22.00, and many others.
The hotel has its own restaurant, the kitchen is mostly international, but there are also traditional Romanian foods. The breakfast is buffet and is served between 7.00-10.00.
Braila is a city with a long history. During your stay at our hotel you can visit several tourist attractions in Braila. In addition, there is easy access to the Danube promenade from Orient Hotel, being ideal for a relaxing walk in the afternoon, or morning jog. For more details about the points of interest of the city Braila please ask at reception.
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Subject: Domestic Issue: What Will You Do In This Situation?
Date: Sun, 06 Jan 2013 11:21:48
Please read the following short article where parents had their teen-aged daughter arrested: "A daughter and her friend allegedly put sleeping pills in the drinks so they could break a rule and use the Internet past 10 p.m."
According to Ananda Marga philosophy, what is our perspective on this matter? As an Ananda Margii, what you you think should be done in such a circumstance - should the daughter have been arrested?
Awaiting your reply,
Yours in Him,
A daughter and her friend allegedly put sleeping pills in the drinks so they could break a rule and use the Internet past 10 p.m.
January 4, 2013
Two teenage girls were arrested in Northern California this week after they used sleeping pill-laced milkshakes to drug one girl's parents because they wouldn't let her use the Internet past 10 p.m., police said.
The incident unfolded in Rocklin — about 20 miles northeast of Sacramento — the night of Dec. 28, when the parents fell asleep about an hour after drinking milkshakes their 16-year-old daughter and her 15-year-old friend brought them from a fast food restaurant, Rocklin Police Lt. Lon Milka said Thursday. The parents woke up in the middle of the night feeling "really groggy" with "hangover symptoms," Milka said, but had not been drinking.
When they woke up again the next morning, they still felt "really odd," Milka said, and "figured that something was wrong."
The couple went to the Rocklin police station and picked up $5 drug kits typically used by parents to test their children for drugs, Milka said. After the tests picked up traces of drugs, the parents contacted authorities and took their daughter to the police station.
Investigators later learned that the girls crushed prescription sleeping pills and put them in the milkshakes so the parents would fall asleep and they could use the Internet past the 10 p.m. curfew.
"Mom and Dad had the Internet cut off nightly at 10 p.m.," Milka said. "The daughter wanted to use it past 10 because I guess they're like most teenagers and the Internet is their life."
The parents didn't end up drinking all of the milkshakes because they were "kind of gritty" and "really funny tasting," Milka said.
The girls, whose names were not released because of their ages, were booked on Dec. 31 in Placer County Juvenile Hall on suspicion of conspiracy and willfully mingling a pharmaceutical into food. Milka said it would be up to prosecutors to decide whether charges would be filed.
Milka said it was unclear what websites the girls accessed while the parents were asleep.
"It's the first I've ever heard of it," he said. "Kids are crazy these days."


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By Toni Guinyard, NBC4 News
Compton's first Grocery Outlet store opened its doors on Thursday with a ribbon-cutting ceremony that invited locals to shop its affordable brand-name products, including fresh and nutritious food.
Residents say produce is hard to come by in Compton, where they're often forced to make a trek to the nearest grocery store.
"Well there's not too many options cause we only have Food 4 Less close by," said Angie Iniguez, a Compton resident.
Another shopper, Myka Dotson, was shocked at the store's steep bargains when she visited on opening day.
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Arraez Is What Minnesota Has Craved
Problematic for Astudillo in his batted-ball profile was that the ability to make contact looked the part of a downfall. Instead of adjusting to big league pitching he simply ate whatever was presented to him directly from the palm of their hand. This season Astudillo has chased 45.8% of the time, up 3% from 2018, but his contact rate remains identical at 91.7%. He's not whiffing much more (5.2%) and he still owns a miniscule 3.5% strikeout rate. All those inputs are the same, but it's the output that has changed.
Willians has the same batted-ball profile from 2018 and has stayed true to the process that had him develop a track record in the minors. What's different is that pitchers have changed their approach and he hasn't adapted. Instead of getting pitches middle in he's being fed a significant number of pitches low and away. Continuing to be aggressive, he owns an .842 OPS on the first pitch, but sits at just .715 after 1-0 or a worse .522 after 0-1. Not taking walks or striking out is great, but only if you're doing something with the baseball.
Enter Luis Arraez.
The Venezuelan infielder doesn't have the same extreme strikeout or walk numbers that Astudillo did in the minors, but the ratio is equally impressive. Across 367 minor league games Arraez has struck out 129 times with 122 walks. Certainly, that's a guy who could be described as having a similar ability to command the zone. The difference for Arraez is that there's a plan in which he decides to attack.
At each level on the farm Arraez has hit. The career slash line sits at .331/.385/.799. There isn't much power in the bat, and that's noted with just six long balls to his credit. The approach is one of understanding as opposed to what may be considered as ambushing.
Minnesota employs one of the best offenses in baseball this season, and 22 different players have stepped in for a plate appearance. At 4.01 pitches per plate appearance Arraez ranks fourth among regulars. On the flip side, Astudillo's 2.84 qualifies for last on the club. In 109 plate appearances Arraez has forced three-ball counts 27 times, owns a 1.881 OPS in those spots, and has drawn 12 walks. Astudillo has 142 plate appearances this season, seeing just 7 thr-e ball counts, owning a .286 OPS, and walking just twice. Here again patience and approach are a common theme.
It's not as though their batted ball results are substantially different. Arraez hits the ball a bit harder with a slightly less amount of loft. The make contact at nearly the same rate, but Luis chases almost half as often. Both whiff less than 5% of the time and striking out either player is among the toughest things to do in the big leagues. It's the decision-making process that allows for one to find success while the other has stumbled.
By definition a contact hitter is at the plate to put the bat on the ball. Luis Arraez takes that to a place where productivity is also the name of the game by choosing to put his bat on the right ball. Rather than swinging at the first good pitch, Arraez works a count, is comfortable getting deep into an at-bat, and seeks the optimal offering to make an impact. It can be said that Luis is also just 30 games into his career, and the small sample may catch up to him. Viewing the numbers through the process he employs, and noting the rosters are not inclusive of September promotions, the assumption that staying power is more realistic seems fair.
There's never not been a point which Willians Astudillo isn't fun. He's the pudgy everyman playing a game that many live vicariously through. From an approach, talent, and sustainability standpoint however, it's Luis Arraez who embodies the player so many Minnesotans were lulled into believing emerged last fall. We can't be naïve enough to think that this will consistently translate to a .385 average for Arraez, but a high-average, tough out is something we can come to expect, and Edwin Diaz got a taste of that for himself last night.
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Thursday, 19. April 2018
Tester's Diary – Testing Defects with Developers
blog.gurock.com – On my latest project, I've been working with our developers to test defect fixes as we prepare for our initial release. Normally, I'm the only one on the team who tests defect fixes, but as the result of a recent push, our developers are actively working with me on testing. Testing with our ...
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Felix Colibri – How to include a Unit for compilation, loading in the Editor or debugging: the Windows environment PATH, the RSVARS.BAT $(BDS), the Registry pathes, the "Tools Environment Library" and "Project Option" pathes. Package pathes.
Tip for the doc team: make TMonitor.Enter docs more clear on non-blocking re-entry from the same thread
The Wiert Corner – Even when the Delphi team was large, the documentation was lacking, so with the reduced Delphi team size, I don't have high expectations of the below to get fixed. But since much of the post Delphi 7 run-time library looks a lot like the .NET core, you can usually fallback to the Microsoft ...
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TMS Software Blog – One of the most important aspects of a REST API server is security. It should be mandatory that your data is encrypted while being transferred between client and server. And the "standard" way to do such encryption is using HTTP Secure (HTTPS). To support HTTPS in your server, you ...
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A unique collection of items with icons and images related to Don Quixote will be on display at the Main Branch and here at Dorris Van Doren from April 1st to May 31st. The collection consists of over 700 items of figurines, art works, unique collector's items, and books in various editions and languages. You won't want to miss this wondrous exhibit or any of the related programs that celebrate Cervantes' treasured classic, Don Quixote de la Mancha. You can also visit Albert Askanazi's website for more information and pictures of his collection at www.museumdonquixote.com.
Children's Program: Don Quixote for the Young
Saturday, April 12 @ 2 p.m.
Children, ages 6 and older are invited to see a cartoon based on the story of Don Quixote. Mr. Askenazi will also provide a presentation and tour of his collection. Then, they'll make a helmet and pretend to be Don Quixote!
Adult Program: The World of Don Quixote
Saturday, April 19 @ 2 p.m.
Come and hear Mr. Askenazi discuss Don Quixote and receive a tour of his collection. Refreshments will be provided.


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- Montreal Park Station - 7 min drive
- Sherbrooke Station - 6 min walk
- Saint Laurent Station - 7 min walk
- Place des Arts Station - 11 min walk
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Key facts
- 26 rooms
- Arranged over 3 floors
- Check-in time 3 PM-11:00 PM
- Check-out time is 11 AM
Required at check-in
- Credit card required for incidental charges
- Government-issued photo ID may be required
- Minimum check-in age is 18
Travelling with others
- No cribs (infant beds)
- Pets not allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- No parking
Payment types at the property
Other information
- Smoke-free property
At the hostel
- Free continental breakfast daily
- Barbecue grills
- Microwave in a common area
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Business centre
- Computer station
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Laundry facilities
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Luggage storage
- Multilingual staff
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Rooftop terrace
- Library
- Television in common areas
- English
- French
- Italian
- Russian
In the room
- Air conditioning
- Ceiling fan
- Partially open bathroom
- Shower only
- Hair dryer (on request)
- Desk
- Free WiFi
- Daily housekeeping
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Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
This property does not have elevators.
The name on the credit card used at check-in to pay for incidentals must be the primary name on the guestroom reservation.
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Recent reviews
Very good 8.2 From 89 reviews
Great place to stay if you are on a budget. The staff is super helpful and friendly. Good breakfast and common areas, clean rooms and bathrooms. The guests are really diverse as well - from the expected 20-something backpackers to families and older individuals. The location is good, although there are a number of heavy trucks on the main road between about 5 AM and 7 AM, so if you're a light sleeper, I'd recommend requesting a room at the back (on the side street). I booked a private room and had a really good and comfortable stay. I'll definitely stay here again.
Good service
Well overall accomodstions and overall quality from food to services and all is really going down hill now adays compared to 5+ yrs ago. Its amazing to see just how unhealthy unsocial and unorgsnized the overall cultural in montreal has truely become. And with this place not enough facilities for all the guest they try squeezing in and just pretty ran down overall.
Great for the value. Will be pleased.
Friendly staff. Roommates are cooperative. Decent price with breakfast which includes pancakes, yogurt, toast, juice, coffee, orange slices... Great location
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Harry Jonas is creating legal instruments called Bio-cultural Community Protocols which are giving indigenous communities control over their natural resources, preserving bio-cultural diversity, and changing the landscape of environmental law. Harry is ensuring that indigenous rights are formally acknowledged globally through these protocols and is building an international grassroots network of citizen organizations and legal professionals to ensure the effective adoption and implementation of BCPs.
The New Idea
Convinced that indigenous peoples and rural communities have long possessed customary laws that establish clear rules for how they manage and share their natural resources and traditional knowledge, Harry is partnering with these communities to help recover, organize, and "translate" these customary laws into their formal equivalent. Dubbed Bio-cultural Community Protocols or BCPs, these more formal versions of customary law then serve as innovative tools to articulate the concerns of communities in a language and a format that is comprehensible to lawmakers and other stakeholders, and thus, commands greater attention, transparency, and accountability in all legal processes. In other words, armed with BCPs, communities now have a concrete way to assert their rights when engaged in formal dialogue with the government or private and research sectors about their natural resources and/or traditional knowledge.
Not only is this placing natural resources back in the hands of communities, but through his BCPs and advocacy work at the community, national, and international level to ensure the widespread recognition of these new legal instruments, Harry is effectively creating a new way of looking at community justice and environmental law altogether. He is transforming the way the legal profession thinks about empowering communities, and spearheading a new field of public interest environmental law that places community rights at the heart of the legislation process rather than at the periphery.
The Strategy
Harry co-founded Natural Justice to facilitate the creation of BCPs in indigenous and rural communities as a tool to "translate" customary laws relating to the use of natural resources and traditional knowledge into more formal language that is comprehensible to lawmakers, and thus forces a higher level of transparency and accountability in ABS negotiations with governments and corporations. He is also working on the national and international levels to ensure BCPs move from only sometimes being used when ABS agreements are being negotiated, to them becoming codified in national law, and explicit in the UN Convention on Biodiversity, and thus, always present in these negotiations.
At the heart of Harry's strategy is the conviction that much of the necessary knowledge that needs to be formalized into BCPs already lies within the community in the form of customary laws. At most, some cases may require a bit of digging up, as well as expanding to include the issue of how to deal with new, likely financial resources entering communities after a successful ABS agreement. So Harry convenes multi-stakeholder workshops to provide a platform where oral traditions and unwritten norms around resource management are distilled and documented by community-based organizations (CBOs) and lawyers who can assist in drawing up the BCPs. This encourages widespread community buy-in by facilitating culturally-rooted, participatory decision-making processes within communities with the aim of asserting their rights to their communally managed lands and traditional knowledge. It also thoroughly equips the CBOs and lawyers with the necessary information to enter into discussions with governments and corporations on the communities' behalf and formulate fair ABS agreements.
On the national level, while Harry often engages with government in the role of negotiator on behalf of the communities, he has deliberately and skillfully also positioned himself to serve in the role of advisor to government. When countries sign onto international conventions like that on biodiversity, the next step is to create domestic laws that make the goals of the convention a reality in their respective countries. So as governments attempt to create the laws to implement the ABS objective, Harry has signed on to serve as a legal advisor. He is able to serve in this role due to the almost exclusive insight he has on creating a tool, BCPs, which achieves the precise goal of ABS—his understanding as a lawyer as to how laws are made and implemented. Harry is currently advising the Governments of South Africa (Department of Science and Technology and the Department of Water and Environmental Affairs) and India (National Biodiversity Authority) to ensure domestic ABS laws recognize customary laws and traditional authorities as well as support community management of natural resources, and that any ABS deals that are brokered are fair and equitable. Working as partners to government no doubt increases the likelihood that BCPs will be absorbed into national law as a legitimate tool to accurately implement the ABS stipulation of the Convention on Biodiversity. It also allows Harry to provide communities with even more insight on the processes and legislation that can benefit them. Harry's approach is particularly relevant and essential in rural communities, which are often far removed from the centers of legislation and struggle to keep abreast of the latest policies.
Another strategy in increasing the legitimization of BCPs is simply facilitating their spread, including across borders and onto the international level. To do this, Harry is actively involved in training CBOs to craft BCPs directly, as well as in developing materials that can facilitate this training without his presence. Through a two-year "Training-of-Trainers Program" currently being launched, for example, he works closely with influential CBOs across Africa to develop a network of well-capacitated, key organizations in different parts of the continent, who in turn will transfer these skills to other CBOs in their regions. Harry has also begun to work with networks of indigenous peoples, pastoralists, farmers, and traditional healers in Asia and Latin America, and many of these actors have already begun to support other members of these networks in the process of developing BCPs.
Harry has chosen South Africa, Kenya, India, and Malaysia in which to pilot his work, specifically, because he believes these strategic countries have the greatest potential to influence other countries in their regions. Within these countries, he works closely with strategically identified indigenous, agrarian and pastoralist communities to develop BCPs that exemplify community control and decision-making processes relating to their resources. Harry then highlights these examples as best practices to governments in his capacity as legal advisor to African countries in their development of domestic ABS laws, as well as in the countries' ongoing negotiations toward an explicit international regime on ABS to be included in the Convention on Biodiversity.
On an even larger scale, Harry has developed a methodology for documenting and sharing best practices that is strategically designed to help rapidly spread his approach to environmental and community rights. He is equipping teams of lawyers with tools and resources so that they are able to effectively help communities create BCPs, link legislation to empowering communities, and ensure the implementation of BCPs in ABS agreements. Harry is designing a web portal which will have participatory video, case studies, best practices, relevant documents, and an online forum to serve as a BCP resource center. He plans to create a database of public interest lawyers to enforce the protocols. Essentially, Natural Justice, through its BCP model and by developing the corresponding infrastructure, is creating a new landscape for environmental law, one rooted it what Harry terms "community-led lawyering." For the first time in South Africa, and globally, Harry is proving that it is possible for communities to develop legal instruments based on their customary laws and ensure that lawmakers and courts recognize these instruments. He is creating perhaps the first truly effective interface between community lawmaking processes and national and international law.
In fact, due to his strong efforts to facilitate the creation of BCPs on the ground and codify them in national law, combined with his role as lobbyist and advisor to UN working groups and intergovernmental bodies, Harry reports a high likelihood that BCPs will officially become part of the international regime on ABS, which is currently being negotiated and which 194 countries will be party to. If and when this occurs, the use and impact of BCPs will increase exponentially around the world.
The impact of BCPs, however, can already be observed today. With them as tools, Natural Justice is working with rural and farming communities to give them rights over their traditional knowledge with respect to the outside appropriation of their flora and fauna, animal husbandry, and crop modification. In India, for example, Natural Justice has successfully assisted a farming community assert their rights over rice production on their land by developing BCPs, and now the Indian government must consult with farmers before bringing new rice varieties into their regions. BCPs also strengthened an ABS agreement involving the pastoral community of the Maasai. Maasai herders in Kenya breed a certain type of sheep which is perfectly suited for the East African terrain. New Zealand scientists who have expressed interest in replicating this specific breed now have to compensate the Maasai for the sharing of their traditional knowledge based on the BCPs of the Maasai community. In South Africa, Natural Justice is working with a group of traditional healers to ensure that the land where they cultivate indigenous plants is conserved, their traditional knowledge is documented and protected, and plants used for medicinal purposes are preserved. Communities are now benefiting from best practice cases such as these, and gaining control over their animal, crop and plant genetic diversity through the adoption of BCPs in ABS agreements.
Harry originally envisioned BCPs as a tool to reverse a history marked by the dispossession of community lands in the false name of biodiversity conservation, as well as a way for communities to determine how new financial resources would be allocated when they are compensated by a third party for access to their traditional knowledge. However he soon realized that the scope for impact was much larger. Harry's long-term vision is for BCPs to be recognized as legal instruments in every multilateral environmental agreement and domestic environmental law that affects community management of resources.
The Person
An environmentalist and social entrepreneur, Harry has a long history in the field of environmental policy and advocacy. As a politics student interested in environmental policy, he spent a year at Georgetown University in Washington D.C., where he first encountered the links between social and environmental movements. He interned for Defenders of Wildlife during the reauthorization of the Endangered Species Act and saw the dangers associated with power politics and the hidden might of Capitol Hill lobbyists. Harry continued his studies and earned both a J.D. and MA degree in international environmental law, and worked with numerous legal COs. Upon qualification, he helped established Protimos, a start-up CO aiming to provide legal assistance to communities to uphold their environmental rights. He then opened an office for Protimos in Cape Town. Harry's deep interest in grassroots social dynamics and political change coupled with his critique of the international legal (UN) framework led to the birth of Natural Justice.


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N.B. Afternoon timeslot for U14/1 and U14/2 this Round. See website for guidelines and playing times www.manlyjuniorcricket.nsw.cricket.com.au
As we head into the last few rounds for season 2015-2016 it's time for the annual reminder that it is officially cricket season until the final games are played on the weekend of 19th-20th March.
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The final round in many age groups is listed as TBA on the website.
This will be a seeded 'pseudo final' round based on table positions after all other rounds are completed and will determine final placings on your respective ladders.
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** We are hoping to hold our end of season Junior Presentation in the evening of the 19th March – venue and details TBA.
Great to see former CPCC Junior and current Manly 4th Grade keeper/batsman James Boyer back at Plateau Park this week.
James conducted an excellent coaching session with our U/14 "Megawatts" as part of the Manly for Manly community program.
Thanks James – great work!
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Date of Birth: 17th May 1986
Country of Birth: USA
- Tahj was born in Honolulu, Hawaii
- Full House [TV Series] (1991)
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- Seventeen Again (2000)
- Hounded (2001)
- The Poof Point (2001)
Roles when Tahj Mowry was older than 15
- Are We Done Yet? (2007)
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- Who's the Boss (1984-1992) (7.12 "Who's Minding the Kid?" 1990)
- Out All Night (1992) ("The Dream Team" ep 1.5)
- Sister, Sister (1994) ("Get a Job" ep 2.2)
- Sister, Sister (1995) ("Christmas" ep 3.12)
- Minor Adjustments (1996) ("A Christmas Story" ep 1.20)
- Star Trek: Voyager (1996) ("Innocence" ep 2.22)
- Friends (1996) ("The One After the Superbowl" ep 2.12)
- The Weird Al Show (1997) ("Because I Said So" ep 1.7)
- Sister, Sister (1997) ("Child's Play" ep 5.6)
- The Clinic (1998) (ep. 1.08)
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Game #43 : Seton, Krosan Protector
Date: 2013-07-31
Location: Sir Benedicts by the Lake (pub), Duluth, MN
vs: Kumano, Master Yamabushi; Riku of Two Reflections
I met up with two friends at the place where I started playing Magic again for the second time (back around Invasion Block). Good, but over-priced, sandwiches and good beer selection.
I had a 2 forest hand, with plenty of three drops. This deck only needs 3 lands to work, so I figured it was a decent hand. It was turn 7 before I played my 3rd land.
In that time Kumano had 2/3 of the Urzatron, Thran Dynamo, Gauntlet of Power and Riku had ramped massively and had a big Gyre Sage. Once I hit 3 mana I Deconstructed the gauntlets and played my General. Riku played Parallel Lives, I played Yavimaya Elder. Riku playeed Artisan of Kozilek and Hullbreached Kumano's Batterskull and Braid of Fire (or some other good enchantment). Riku then Genesis Waved for 6.
Kumano Dragonstormed for a Hellkite Tyrant, and I had an Omnath (as well as some random druid dorks) with 6 mana in my pool. Kumano stole a Wurmcoil Engine from Riku and used it as Annihilator sacrifice fodder and then a deathtouch blocker, and stayed alive at 5 life. Kumano also played a moonveil dragon, and I played a Worldspine Wurm
Riku responded by doing 17 damage to all creatuers (Savage Twister?), but I kept Omnath alive and was able to re-cast Seton, as well has sitting with 3 5/5 wurm tokens.
Riku played a Palinchron, but didn't have the ability to go infinite this turn. This forced Kumano to swing with both dragons and force the Palinchron to block for a tapped-out Riku to stay in the game. This left room for me to swing with a huge Omnath and a Hydra Omnivore to seal the victory.
(I did, however, drop half of my Reuben sandwich on the floor from the plate on my lap. The seating configuration left me kitty-corner from my tray of food/beer)
This was a win I didn't quite deserve, but was a fun game to struggle back on. Kumano did a bit of Kingmaking, but he always tries to take out this Riku deck first. It's the player's only deck, but if you let it sit, it will eventually infinite combo.
About the Deck: (http://tappedout.net/mtg-decks/doodads/ )
This is my Ultra-mono Green deck. No cards in it are of non-green Color Identity. It's basically Druid Tribal, but it also plays some big green beaters (And Chroma cards) for fun. Omnath could also be the general, but it's more fun to have to draw into him, and Seton makes the whole team more valuable.
Helix Pinnacle is the goal, but it can also have Hydra beatdown as an option.


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- Decorated at Christmas
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Built originally in the 18th-century and set within its own grounds, Lanhydrock Barn blends modern furnishings with traditional features including beamed ceilings throughout. The open plan living area and kitchen provide all the home comforts to enjoy your stay whilst the wet room provides a convenient place to change out of muddy clothes. The comfortable bedroom offers a kingsize bed complete with anti-allergy protection and Egyptian cotton sheets and bath towels. Outside, guests will find a spacious enclosed garden and close by footpaths leading off into the beautiful surrounding grounds.
From your doorstep take a step back in time strolling around the stunning grounds of Lanhydrock country house and estate, which also leads down to the Fowey river valley. You may also join the Saints Way Trail which passes close by and crosses Cornwall from Padstow to Fowey.
Those in search of a good workout, or pure indulgent relaxation, should head to the nearby Hustyns Hotel, where the owners have negotiated reasonable rates for use of the fantastic facilities which include a state-of-the-art gym, and an indoor pool complete with a steam room and sauna.
The National Trust site Lanhydrock House is also less than a mile away where you can explore the stunning cycle trails on offer, as well as hire a bicycle. Just over a mile away for guests keen to improve their handicap, Lanhydrock Golf Club provides the perfect opportunity to play a round surrounded by wonderful countryside.
This property is especially suitable for families. It provides a cot and highchair plus a baby bath (for 0 - 4 years) available on request, as well as many other items you'll need when holidaying with a baby or toddler. The property is VisitEngland family accredited.
All on the ground floor.
Living/dining room: With 32" Freeview TV, DVD player, iPod dock, CD player and double sofa bed.
Kitchen: With electric oven, electric hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washer/dryer.
Bedroom: With kingsize bed, 22" Freeview TV, DVD player, iPod dock and DAB radio.
Wet room: With shower, shower seat, grab rails, body dryer and toilet
Heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. Cot and highchair. Enclosed lawned garden with patio, garden furniture and barbecue. Bike store. Private parking for 6 cars and boat. Wheelchair access. No smoking
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December 4, 2006 7:35am CST
heeyyy ppl.. yet another interesting topic... imagine GOD comes in front of yu n grants yu 3 wishes..!! wat would b yur wishes....????
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@delina123 (2454)
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4 Dec 06
My wishes would be a car , house , and some money. I would be set for life


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by Susie Allen, host of the blog, Pro-Life in TN, and Kelli
- Pro-Life Action League reports on the now-closed All Women's Health in Chicago, run by abortionist Mandy Gittler (who was responsible for the death of Tonya Reaves at a Chicago Planned Parenthood). All Women's has been accused of scamming women who visited for pap smears and health exams.
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Board of Trustees
The Board of Trustees is the governing body of Brookwood School, and is comprised of dedicated individuals who collectively possess the expertise and resources needed to carry out our mission and achieve our strategic goals. The Board is responsible for overseeing the financial health of the school, setting policy and planning for the school's successful future.
Theresa Ellis P '24
Board Chair
Dartmouth College, A.B.
Theresa is the Founder and CEO of Liminality Partners, a philanthropic advising firm that helps individuals and families create greater impact with their philanthropy. Specifically, she helps clients craft strategy, bring this strategy to life, and govern the organizations that enable their work. Theresa joined the Board in 2017. Theresa enjoys gardening, hiking with her family and curling up in a hammock with a good book. She learned to read and write Danish in college so that she could study Kierkegaard, the topic of her senior thesis.
Paul Bolno P '19, '21
Vice Chair
Emory University, B.A.; Drexel University, M.B.A.; Hahnemann School of Medicine at Drexel University, M.D.
Paul is President and CEO of Wave Life Sciences, a biotech company focused on delivering transformational therapies to patients with genetically defined diseases. Paul joined the Board in 2018. He chairs the Institutional Advancement Committee and serves on the Executive Committee. He brings independent school board experience through his prior involvement with a merger of two independent PreK–12 schools, a head of school search and implementation of an initiative to embed an entrepreneurial mindset into curriculum.
Stratton Lloyd P '19, '21, '24
Vice Chair
Yale University, B.A.; Harvard Business School, MBA.
Stratton is a lifelong education and healthcare leader with a passion for social entrepreneurship. He has managed, led and operated large and small-scale organizations with strategy, technology, operations and P & L responsibility. Most recently, Stratton served as the Chief Operating Officer and VP for Community Leadership at Essex County Community Foundation. Stratton joined the Board in 2013 and serves on the Executive Committee, Committee on Trustees and most recently served as Co-Chair of the Strategic Planning Team. He enjoys coaching, triathlons, skiing, sailing, and playing the guitar. Stratton lived in Chile for four years where he learned Spanish, fly fishing and started an education nonprofit.
Jennifer Perkin P '18, '20, '23
Vice Chair
Denison University, B.A. in Psychology; Wheelock College, MA in Education.
Jenny taught middle school for over ten years. In addition to her experience in the classroom, she also led faculty professional development initiatives and was instrumental in developing innovative curriculum district-wide. Jenny's professional experience as a teacher as well as serving on other boards gives her insightful perspective on all the constituencies, from faculty and parents to what it means to be a Trustee. Jenny joined the Board in 2015 and serves on the Executive Committee, and is currently serving as the Co-chair of the Head of School Search Committee as well as the Chair of the Committee on Trustees. Aside from her nonprofit work, Jenny enjoys skiing, tennis, and visiting family in Wisconsin. In college, Jenny traveled around the world on a ship exploring many different cultures from Japan to Morocco.
Rebecca Riff P '23, '26, '26
Bates College, B.S. in Biology; University of Pennsylvania, M.S.W.
Rebecca has extensive experience in nonprofit management, board governance and child health advocacy. Rebecca was a partner at Social Ventures Partners in Denver, Colorado and a founding member of the Board of Directors at Roundup River Ranch. Rebecca is currently a member of the Brigham and Women's Hospital's Cancer Advisory Board and Essex County Community Foundation's County Leadership Council. Rebecca joined the Board in 2014 and serves on the Executive Committee, and the Committee on Trustees. Rebecca was also a writer for the AISNE accreditation team. Rebecca enjoys playing tennis, running and reading. In addition to being captain of her college rugby team, Rebecca has run 5 marathons.
Amy Murphy Dowd P '20
Saint Michael's College, B.S.; Babson College Franklin W. Olin Graduate School of Business, MBA.
Amy has served in Chief Financial Officer roles in the digital marketing industry for such organizations as SapientRazorfish, DigitasLBi, and currently at Publicis.Sapient. Amy joined the Board in 2012 and serves on the Executive Committee and is also Chair of the Finance and Investment Committee. Amy is a frequent traveler and spends a great deal of time at youth regattas, hockey tournaments, skiing in Vermont, and sailing. Amy came very close to attending Culinary School instead of getting an MBA.
Kira Fabrizio P '20, '23
Assistant Treasurer
Wesleyan University, B.A.; Haas School of Business at University of California, Berkeley, M.A., Ph.D. in Business Administration.
Kira was most recently a professor at Questrom Business School at Boston University. Her areas of interest involve knowledge exploitation, firm strategy, innovation, intellectual property rights and environmental policy. She has developed the MBA curriculum on energy and environmental sustainability at Questrom, and currently leads the Sustainable Energy minor for undergraduate students.
Her research has been published in economics and management journals, and she has received various awards for her scholarly work. Kira joined the Board in 2018 and she serves on the Finance and Investment Committee.
Meg du Four P '17, '18, '20
Member at Large
Boston University, B.A. Economics.
Meg is currently a community volunteer, having served on several boards throughout the North Shore, and has a professional background in finance. She joined the Board in 2015 and serves on the Executive Committee and is also the Chair of the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee. Meg was a Co-Chair of the Today, Tomorrow, Together Capital Campaign. Meg appreciates and values Brookwood's strong board and the high standard it places on governance, financial sustainability and innovative education. She enjoys downhill skiing, running, tennis, trekking and music. Her first live concert was at the age of 9 to see Elvis Presley perform.
Laura Caron P '22, '24
Head of School
Brown University, B.A.; Harvard University, Ed.M.
Laura has over two decades of experience in the field of education. From classroom teaching to leading senior academic, leadership and operations teams, Laura brings a keen understanding of the complexities of leading a school. Laura began her work as a middle school history and English teacher and has served as a Dean, Middle School Division Head, and Professional Development Consultant in the greater Los Angeles area. Laura has also been an instructor for Outward Bound and worked for the Harvard Negotiation Project. She has been a member of the Brookwood Board of Trustees since joining the School in 2015.
Anne Bolno P '19, '21
Parents' Association Representative
Bryn Mawr College, A.B.; Rutgers University School of Law, J.D.
Prior to the birth of her daughter in 2007, Anne worked for a large law firm in Philadelphia where her area of concentration was legal ethics. Since 2007, Anne's work has been primarily volunteer including positions at schools and neighborhood organizations. In addition to her board work, she has run major fundraising events for her school in Philadelphia as well as the Chestnut Hill Conservancy. Anne loves to play an active role in the communities in which her family lives and goes to school. Anne has been on the Board as Parents' Association President since 2017 and she serves on the Institutional Advancement Committee and the Committee on Trustees. Anne loves to spend time with her family in nature, traveling and she enjoys reading.
Erich Buddenhagen P '19, '20
University of Massachusetts, B.A., Economics and History.
Erich has worked as a sales executive for the Stephen Gould Corporation for over 30 years and specializes in packaging for the biotechnology industry. He has been a member of the Board since 2014 and serves on the Committee on Trustees. Erich joined the board because he truly loves Brookwood and wanted to help ensure the long term success of the institution. Erich enjoys traveling with his wife, Jen, and their four boys. Together, they enjoy skiing and hiking in the White Mountains. Erich travels the world chasing both fresh and saltwater fish and has caught and released all nine Billfish species.
Molly Cook P '26, '28
Hamilton College, B.S.; William James College, PsyD
Molly is a clinical psychologist and the founder of the North Shore Center for Neuropsychology in Marblehead, where she provides evaluation and treatment services to children, adolescents, and young adults. Her passion for psychology developed in her undergraduate years while studying at Hamilton College. Molly joined the Board in 2019 and brings independent school board experience by serving for seven years on the Board of Trustees at her alma mater, Charles River School, where she was involved with the search for a new head of school and a capital campaign. She serves on the Institutional Advancement Committee as well as the Head of School Search Committee.
John Corcoran P '24
Harvard College, A.B.; Northeastern, MA; Harvard, Kennedy School of Government, MA.
John is the Founder and President of Trinity Partners, a global life sciences strategic consulting company. John is a Member of the Board of Directors for the Massachusetts High Technology Council, the Catholic Leadership Institute and is a Member of the Board of Directors for the Pope St. John XXIII National Seminary. John has served on the Board since 2017 and is a member of the Finance and Investment Committee as well as the Head of School Search Committee. He also chairs the Audit Committee. John enjoys genealogy, working the land and cutting trees.
Faith Emerson P '13, '16
Middlebury College, B.A.
Faith is an active volunteer in a variety of North Shore non-profit organizations and is committed to making a difference in the communities and institutions that are important to her and her family. Faith joined the Board in 2017 and serves on the Committee on Trustees. However, this is a return engagement for Faith, as she served previously on the Board in her role as PA President from 2011-2013. In addition to Brookwood, Faith volunteers and serves in a number of leadership roles in organizations including Wellspring House, RootNS Inc., the Town of Manchester Sustainability Committee and the Bucks Harbor Yacht Club. In her free time, Faith enjoys spending time in Maine with her family, hiking and walking with her dog.
Kerri Foley Richard P '24, '27
University of New Hampshire; Institute for Integrative Nutrition of NYC.
Kerri worked in pharmaceutical sales at Pfizer for 5 years and is currently a busy mom to three young children and a community volunteer. Prior to her work at Pfizer, Kerri volunteered for "at risk" youth through the YMCA of Portsmouth while at UNH. Kerri has held various volunteer jobs throughout her youth and adult life working with children, which is her true passion. Kerri is also a certified health and wellness coach, and volunteers as a tour guide at Brookwood. Kerri lives in Manchester with her husband and three children. Kerri joined the Board in 2019 this year and is a member of the Committee on Trustees.
Paul George GP '11, '13
Harvard College; Boston University School of Law; Officer, U.S. Navy; Chef de Mission, 1998 U.S. Olympic Team.
Paul is the principal attorney at Kellogg and George, a business law firm in Wellesley, Massachusetts. A past grandparent, he has been on the board since 2014 and serves on the Institutional Advancement Committee. Family, sports administration, law practice, and nonprofit governance occupy much of his time. Current offices include: chairman of the board, USS Constitution Museum; president and trustee, U.S. Figure Skating Foundation: treasurer, chairman of the board, Decision Resources International; USA Hockey Foundation; member, nominating and governance committee, U.S. Olympic Committee; trustee, Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary; and advisory committee, Harvard Varsity Club. Paul enjoys the Boston Symphony Orchestra and traveling, and has had a lifelong involvement in sports, having won the 1962 National Junior Pair Skating Championship with his sister, Elizabeth. Having been involved in a wide variety of the U.S. Olympic Committee activities for many years, Paul attended the 2018 Olympic Winter Games in South Korea, his 18th Olympic Games.
John Godfrey P '19, '19
Harvard College; Harvard Business School, MBA.
John is a developer of alternative energy facilities and has 35 years of experience in development, construction, operation and ownership of manufacturing facilities for engineered wood products including oriented strand board (OSB) mills in the Northeast United States, Eastern Canada, and Scotland, where he developed the first OSB mill in Europe. John is a founder and partner at FTE Solar, a company that leases solar-qualified roof or ground space where it installs, owns and operates solar electricity generation facilities. John has been on the Board since 2014 and serves on the Finance and Investment Committee. He is a pilot and flight instructor, enjoys playing squash and was once King of the Maypole Festival in Bangor, Maine.
Brian Hanrahan P '20, '22
Long Island University, B.S.; UMass Amherst, M.S.
Brian is currently working as Director of Product Management at a security software provider (Remediant) based in Silicon Valley. He works to establish and maintain strategic objectives for the business while ensuring continuous delivery of product. Prior to living the startup life, he lead enterprise technology groups at Morgan Stanley creating technology platforms that enabled productivity securely. With his background focused on business development, this is Brian's first year on the Board and he serves on the Finance and Investment Committee.
Katy Langhorst P '21, '23
Phillips Andover Academy; Yale University, B.A.; Lesley University, M.Ed.
Katy is currently the National Director of Enrollment and Service at StudyPoint Tutoring. Katy has an extensive background as an educational and business leader. Since leaving classroom teaching in 2007 and prior to her current role at StudyPoint, Katy worked as an educational consultant helping companies to establish and improve their employee training and professional development programs. Katy joined the Board in 2019 and is a member of the Committee on Trustees as well as the Head of School Search Committee.
Gavin McGrath '97, P '26, '28
Brookwood School; Phillips Academy; Boston College, B.A.; Dartmouth College, MBA
Gavin, Principal with L.E.K. Consulting, is a business strategy consultant focused on growth and digital innovation for industrial and consumer sector firms in the U.S. and around the world. Gavin joined the Board in 2019 and is a member of the Finance and Investment Committee. He also co-chairs the Head of School Search Committee. Gavin looks forward to bridging his experience as an alumni with a "desire to see Brookwood thrive in a rapidly evolving future".
Joseph Mueller P '17, '19, '22
Harvard University, A.B. in Government; Boston College Law School, J.D., summa cum laude.
Joseph is a Partner in the Litigation Department at WilmerHale LLP. He is a trial and appellate lawyer specializing in complex litigations involving intellectual property. He co-leads the firm's initiative focused on matters at the intersection of intellectual property and antitrust law. In addition, he represents clients who work on wide-ranging technologies in high-tech and other industries. In addition to arguing before federal and state appeals courts, he has experience with courts throughout Europe and Asia. Joe joined the Board on 2016 and he serves on the Finance and Invesment Committee. Joe enjoys spending time with his family and playing sports. He once had a cameo role in an episode of the PBS educational kids' TV show, Fetch!
Monica Benton Palmer P '24
University of California, Santa Barbara B.A.; Columbia University, M.F.A.; Columbia University, M.Ed.; University of Pennsylvania, Ed.D, Educational and Organizational Leadership.
Monica currently serves as Dean of Faculty at The Governor's Academy and brings extensive experience in independent school leadership as well as the arts. She inspires faculty members in their teaching by developing and overseeing a faculty development program. Monica has extensive experience with recruiting and hiring faculty, identifying staffing needs and improving the recruitment and retention of diverse faculty members. Monica joined the Board in 2018 and she serves on the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee as well as the Head of School Search Committee.
Akshay Patel '86, P '23, '25
Phillips Academy Andover; University of Pennsylvania, Bachelor's degree in Bioengineering; Georgia Institute of Technology, Master's degree in Mechanical Engineering
Akshay is the Chief Growth Officer of Aura, a personal cybersecurity company, and has had prior success as the founder and CEO of LeadKarma, a data-driven marketing company he sold to Bankrate. Most of his professional experience has revolved around entrepreneurship and leveraging advanced data analytics to make informed business decisions. Akshay has been on the Board since 2016 making contributions to the Finance and Investment Committee. Akshay enjoys adventure travel and experiencing foreign cultures. He appreciates architectural design that incorporates nature and "green" building practices and loves outdoor activities with his family. Akshay is a Brookwood School alumnae from the Class of 1986.
Nicole Plante '93, P '24, '26
Brookwood School; Governor's Academy; Brown University, B.A.; Suffolk, Sawyer Business School, MBA
Nicole is a Trust Operations Administrator with Private Trust Group of America LLC. Prior to this role, Nicole worked at State Street Bank for over 15 years building a strong background in financial services. Nicole's children are the first third generation attendees at Brookwood and her father Isaiah Suggs '74 also served as a trustee. Nicole joined the Brookwood Board in 2019 and is serving on both the Finance Committee and Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee.
Rachel Loverme Rosenfeldt '95
Boston University, B.S. Journalism, B.A. Art History.
Rachel has been with Kotter, a management consulting firm based in Cambridge, for more than 10 years. In her current role as Director, Rachel spends the majority of her time in business development, where she works with clients to solve some of their most challenging problems. In addition to her business development and account responsibilities, she also oversees the marketing team. Rachel has been on the Board since 2017 and she serves on the Institutional Advancement Committee. Rachel loves art, food and traveling with her family. Since she was a child, Rachel has loved to read instruction manuals, cover to cover! Rachel is a Brookwood School alumna from the Class of 1995.
Cynthia Rusis P '19
Lafayette College, B.A. Engineering; George Washington University Law School, J.D.
Cynthia's professional career spanned years as an attorney and investment advisor, and she is currently dividing her time between business development in the pharmaceutical and design industries and Board positions on several charitable boards. She joined the Board in 2017 and serves on the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee. Cynthia enjoys skiing, hiking, biking and cooking. Cynthia is an identical twin.


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19 Cats Who Really, Really Can't Stand Easter
Ugh, it's going to be one of those days.
This cat, who has big plans for your nice furniture later on.
This kitty, who is plotting his vengeance as we speak.
This cat, who wants to remind you that he knows where you live.
This cat, who wants you to know exactly where you can shove this hat.
This guy, who thinks you may not quite understand what a hat even is.
This dude, who would ask that you at least get him ears that fit correctly.
This cat, who will make you pay for this.
This little guy, who honestly just wishes you liked him the way he is.
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This kitty, who is playing along with this for now, and is totally going to vomit in your clothes later.
I've always wondered what it'd be like to be the Easter Bunny. Hehe 💐🍥💐🍥💐🍥💐🍥💐🍥💐🍥💐🍥💐 This is also our entry for @KittyMansions' contest. 😺 We've never had a cat tree before and would love nothing more than a chance at our very own #KittyMansions galore! What a fun place that would be to soak up some sun. ☀🐱
This cat, who would rather be forced to hang out with the dog.
This dude, who would like to point out that he needs his actual ears available for hearing, thanks.
This cat, who honestly just doesn't understand why you do the things you do.
This guy, who is quietly thinking: "Really, owner? REALLY?"
This kitty, who has had it up to here with your crap.
This cat, who really needs a drink.
This kitty, who just learned that you've put this picture on the internet. For everyone to see.
This guy, who thinks you need to rethink some of your choices.
This cat, who reeeeeaaaalllly just wishes you would learn some basic photoshop instead.
And this kitty, who is resigned to his fate, and is at least going to try and use this situation to get more treats.
Source: buzzfeed.com


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