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Meet Dr. Thomas Graf

Promoting Healthy Smiles

As a dentist, I focus on providing positive dental experiences for my patients. A lot of people have had negative dental experiences and may even have dental-related fears. I work with each patient to help them overcome their anxiety and learn that today’s dentistry is comfortable and truly pain-free.

I want my patients to be comfortable with their treatment, not only physically but emotionally. I want them to be active participants in deciding which care options are right for their life. By giving them knowledge and control, I relieve some of their concerns.

The best moments, for me, are at the end of a procedure when a patient looks at me and says, “That wasn’t bad at all!” That statement, and the accompanying smile, makes my day.  Dr. Thomas Graf

Education and Continuing Education

Dr. Graf’s Doctorate of Dental Surgery (DDS) was awarded by the University of Illinois at Chicago. That education gave him an excellent understanding of dentistry. However, this is a constantly evolving profession. New methodologies, materials, and technology all improve the care and treatment results for patients. By pursuing continuing education, Dr. Graf ensures he’s providing the best care possible.

Dr. Graf has completed courses in mini dental implants, Endodontics (root canals), and periodontics, which is the treatment of gum disease. He has also studied many restorative dental topics, including fillings, bondings, veneers, crowns and bridges, and dentures.

Professional Memberships

  • American Dental Association
  • Wisconsin Dental Association
  • Winnebago County Dental Association

Personal Life

Born and raised in Orland Park, IL, which is in the Chicago area, Dr. Graf has lived in the area since 2002. His wife Michelle, who’s his partner in the dental practice, and he met in dental school. The couple has three young sons: Neil, Ryan, and Eric. They also have a dog named Kermit; that’s Kermit the Dog not Kermit the Frog. He’s a retriever mix.

When Dr. Graf is not at work his priority is time with his family. He coaches his boys’ baseball teams. Dr. Graf like sports and plays tennis and golf. He also collects and plays pinball machines. He plays in pinball tournaments and is currently the Wisconsin State Champion.

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Ormesby and Waveney bowls clubs who played a friendly.

Ormesby and Waveney bowls clubs who played a friendly.

Rollesby Bowls Club

ENTERTAINING Salhouse Bell in the return leg of the Broadland Rotary Shield, Rollesby enjoyed another extremely tight game.

Two winning blocks and a draw, together with the three-point advantage from the away leg, saw the home team through to the next round with a narrow four-shot victory on the night 74-70, aggregate seven shots.

J Temple, S Daniels, B Temple
20-20; J Avery, F Walker, T Avery 17-14; E Taylor, T Wright, G Curtis 22-14.

Away to Caister A at Potter Heigham in the Lacon Cup, Rollesby lost by a single shot.

Trailing by three shots at the halfway stage, but leading by three shots at 15 ends, Rollesby fell away to lose by the cruelest margin. Overall score: 71-72.

Close games seemed to be the fashion last week for Rollesby, as proved with the visit of Potter Heigham in the Yarmouth League.

Draws on two rinks and a win were not quite enough to bring home the points. Overall score: 68-70 (2-5).

F Walker, T Wilkin, T Avery 21-9; D Gammon, R Blunden, B Temple 17-17; J Avery, S Daniels, E Taylor 18-18 (including a six on the last end).

Rollesby played Salhouse Bell again at home, this time in the Broadland Knock-out Cup with the visitors playing with one member short.

However, the home team won on all four rinks to enjoy a convincing 113-56 win and progress to the next round.

S Daniels, F Walker, A Palmer 45-5; J Palmer, T Wilkin, J Catchpole 20-16; E Taylor, T Wright, G Curtis 23-17; J Avery, T Coots, T Avery 25-18.

The week concluded with a home match in the three-wood County League against South Walsham Swans where the visitors took the spoils. A close game but with defeats on all rinks 11-21, 11-15 and 12-15, the overall score was 34-51, points 0-9.

Ormesby Bowls Club

On Sunday Ormesby played host to Waveney BC in a friendly match played in a spirit of goodwill and friendship.

The games were closely fought and Waveney won by 115 shots to 109. However, Ormesby won four out of seven rinks. Their winning players were F Pope, E Getliff and R Pope
22-11, V Hubbard, A Stamp and S Stamp 21-12, B Horne, K Scott-Greenard and D Horne 13-10 and D Palmer, S McCullough and M Hart 18-17.

The return match will be at Waveney on Sunday, July 17.

On Tuesday, Ormesby three-wood Federation Blue team played Caister at home.

Although they lost (2-7) 46-53, the winning rink of F Pope, M Hunt and P Evans played well to win
20-19.

On the same evening Ormesby Federation Red played Caister away.

Again, although Caister won
(5-4) 55-49 Ormesby’s winning block of I Carter, K Scott-Greenard and K Dongray had a good win of
32-7.

On Wednesday, June 1, Ormesby played at Freethorpe in the Ladies’ Malta Cupand went down (0-6) 35-74.

The same evening Ormesby Men’s EBA team played away against Yarmouth and under somewhat cool conditions could only manage one point to lose (4-1) 75-52.

The winning block was D Picot, R Pope, D Humphries and K Dongray
20-18.

On Thursday, Ormesby were again away to Yarmouth, in the Yarmouth League.

Although Ormesby winning block, M Hunt, K Scott-Greenard and B Horne won 22-16 the overall score in Yarmouth’s favour was (6-1) 68-64.

On Friday, again in the Yarmouth League, Ormesby were away to Martham and again, despite a convincing win on one rink, went down (6-1) 85-77. Ormesby winning rink was S McCullough, I Carter and P Evans 24-13.

On Monday, Ormesby visited Bradwell B in the Men’s Malta Cup.

In a close game Ormesby had two winning blocks. D Picot, B Horne and K Dongray won 20-14 and M Hart, R Pope and J Chegwidden won 16-12. Bradwell won (5-2) 71-60.

Martham Bowls Club

In the Yarmouth League, Martham A were away at Runham and lost 78-64 (6-1).

In the Lacon Cup, Martham A played Martham B and won 90-65. Top block was T Punchard, G Harrison and J Dyball.

Martham B had a win against Hickling in the Yarmouth League. The score was 83-73 with the top block of M Gallant, S Moore and J Watson 39-6.

On Friday the B team were at Ormesby. With three blocks winning, Martham won the game 77-85 (1-6), top block E Payne A Jones and J Watson 17-31.

On Monday, Martham Ladies were at Acle in the County Cup. In a very close game Martham lost by one shot 53-52. Top block was Pam Symes, Jane Watson and Pat Dickinson 14-21.

In the Norfolk County League, Martham B were away to Acle.

Winning on only one rink, Martham B lost 58-55 (7-2), their winning rink Fred Brighton, Jane Watson and Eric Faircloth 13-22.

Caister Bowls Club

Results for week commencing May 31 – EBA, Hansell League: Caister playing at home against Norwich Union won 77-60 (4-1).

Malta Cup: Caister Ladies at home to Martham Ladies won 63-51 (5-1).

Federation, County League: Caister A at Dilham Cross Keys lost 41-72 (2-7). Caister Castaways away to Ormesby Blues won 53-46 (7-2). Caister Centurions at home to Ormesby Reds lost 49-55 (4-5).

Yarmouth and District: Caister B at home to Winterton lost 68-78 (2-5). Caister Ladies at home to Hickling won 64-40 (5-1).

Cup matches: Caister A playing Rollesby at Potter Heigham in the second round of the Lacon Cup had a very close match, winning 72-71.

Caister played Great Yarmouth in the EBA Bales Cup at home, winning 44-42.

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Restaurants in Greece

The Mediterranean kitchen is based on the unrivalled raw materials of the region, and Greek chefs are adept at creating memorable meals that are innovative while remaining anchored by the country’s culinary traditions. Greece produces excellent wines, and it is worthwhile exploring the local grape varieties, many of them unique to Greece.

Restaurant pricing is indicated by ‘€’ (mid-priced), ‘€€’ (mid-high), or ‘€€€’ (high-priced). Most are in Athens, but we have included a couple in Mykonos, one in Santorini, and one in Thessaloniki in case you go beyond Greece’s main business metropolis.

Greece Travel and Living Guide Restaurants

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31-33 Voulis, Athens 10557
Operating: Daily 13:00 till midnight
Contact: 210 324 3545

The vision behind Nolan comes from Sotiris Kontizas, a young Greek-Japanese chef. Combining the influences of his upbringing by a Greek father and a Japanese mother, the restaurant serves innovative dishes of true fusion. The restaurant has a sleek, urban esthetic and is usually crowded, so be sure to make reservations.

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14 Oumplianos & 27 Diocharous, Athens 16121
Operating: Tuesday-Saturday 19:30 till midnight
Contact: 210 722 8812

Sleek and modern, CTC is close to the Hilton in the historic neighbourhood of Kaisariani. The cuisine is sophisticated and innovative, with interesting twists on the traditional elements of the Mediterranean kitchen.

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Matsuhisa Athens

40 Apollonos, Vouliagmeni 16671
Operating: Sunday-Thursday 19:00 till midnight, Friday-Saturday 19:00-00:30
Contact: 210 896 0510

For sushi, there is no better place than Matsuhisa in Athens. The Athens outpost of legendary chef Nobu Matsuhisa not only offers exquisite cuisine but also a spectacular setting by the sea. When you want your guests to have a truly magical evening, Matsuhisa is the perfect spot.

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Botrini’s Restaurant

24b Vasileos Georgiou B, Chalandri 15233
Operating: Tuesday-Saturday 20:00-24:00
Contact: 210 685 7323 & 210 685 7324

The man behind Botrini’s is chef Ettore Botrini, who is of Italian origin but grew up in Corfu. With Ettore Botrini’s extensive international experience and many awards, it is no

surprise that this venture quickly gained a Michelin star. Expect elegant and enticing plates in a comfortable setting.

1 Michelin Star

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Première Intercontinental

89-93 Syngrou, Athens 11745
Operating: Daily in summertime 19:30 till midnight, closed Monday and Sunday in wintertime

Première is the flagship restaurant of the Athens Intercontinental Hotel. Housed on the roof terrace of the hotel, the restaurant offers panoramic views of the city and a French-inspired cuisine based on seasonal, Mediterranean ingredients. The wine list is impressive and offers both local and imported wines. Perfect for business entertaining.

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57 Megalou Alexandrou, Metaxourgeio, Athens 10435
Operating: Monday – Saturday 19:30 – 23:15
Contact: 210 522 2633

Located in one of the picturesque old neighbourhoods of Athens, Aleria serves distinctly modern cuisine, firmly rooted in the fresh, pure products that form the backbone of Greek gastronomy. Gikas Xenakis, the chef, was born in Greece, but gained experience in outstanding restaurants abroad, before starting Aleria in his homeland.

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Operating: Monday-Friday 19:00-1:00, Saturday 13:00-17:30 and 20:00-1:00
Contact: 210 620 2890

A favorite spot in the northern suburb of Kifissia, Parla serves delectable Italian cuisine. The restaurant offers both indoor seating and tables in the lovely garden. There are also private rooms available for dinners and events.

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Gastronomy Project – Mykonos

Megali Ammos, Mykonos 84600
Operating: Daily 20:00-2:00
Contact: 228 902 6292

Equally known for exquisite service and truly wonderful cuisine, Gastronomy Project, located in the luxury hotel Bill & Coo on the island of Mykonos, offers an unforgettable evening. A visit to this restaurant is a perfect excuse for a weekend jaunt to Mykonos.

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Xaroupi Thessaloniki

4 Doxis, Thessaloniki 54625
Operating: Daily 13:00-1:00
Contact: 698 852 6262

If you find yourself in Thessaloniki for business or pleasure, make sure to visit Charoupi for authentic and delicious Cretan cuisine. Greece has many regional cuisines, but the Cretan kitchen is considered one of the best, by Greeks and foreigners alike. The restaurant is close to the central Aristotelis Square and the seafront promenade.

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Ovac – Santorini

Cavo Tagoo Hotel, Imerovigli, Santorini 84700
Operating: Daily 13:00 till midnight
Contact: 228 602 7900

Chef Polychronis Damalas has created an outstanding restaurant with Ovac, based in the luxury hotel Cavo Tagoo. Combining Japanese and Greek inspirations, Chef Damalas’ creative culinary mind brings exquisite dishes to your table.

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5 Dionysiou Areopagiti, Athens 11742
Operating: Daily 12:00-17:00 for lunch and 18:00-23:00 for dinner
Contact: 210 920 0240

Athens Was Hotel occupies one of the best spots in the city on Dionysiou Areopagiti Street, the pedestrian avenue running at the foot of the southern slope of the Acropolis Rock. Chef Alexandros Charalambopoulos treats guests to his imaginative modern Greek cuisine at Sense on the roof terrace of the hotel. Whether you sit inside or out, you will have a panoramic view of the Acropolis and the city, while enjoying your meal.

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Feedel Asador

19 Kyprou & 24 Napoleontos Zerva, Glyfada 16675
Operating: Monday-Friday, 18:00-1:00, Saturday & Sunday, 14:00-1:00
Contact: 210 898 0066

In the upscale, seaside suburb of Glyfada, Feedel Asador offers a kitchen inspired by Latin-American cooking and executed by chef Leonidas Koutsopoulos. It is the perfect spot for a delicious and relaxed dinner after a day of swimming or shopping.

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Varoulko Seaside

52 Akti Koumoundouro, Piraeus 10435
Operating: Daily 13:00-1:00
Contact: 210 522 8400

The sea plays an important role in all aspects of Greek life, and this includes the cuisine. At Varoulko Seaside, the sea takes centre stage, both in the setting and the food served. This is one of the finest fish restaurants of the city, and it is located right by the water in the romantic Mikrolimano Marina of Pireaus.

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Kiku – Mykonos

Cavo Tagoo Hotel Mykonos Town, Mykonos 84600
Operating: Daily 19:00-1:00
Contact: 228 902 2207

The Japanese restaurant Kiku is located in the Cavo Tagoo hotel on Mykonos. Romantic views of the sea paired with innovative, yet traditional, Japanese fare make this restaurant a favorite for dinner in Mykonos.

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"NextGenerationEU, the European Union’s pandemic recovery fund, could be mark a new dawn for Greece. The government plans to leverage the €32 billion in grants and loans to finance hugely important infrastructural and strategic projects...

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Streamlining Plant Procurement

LandscapeHub seeks to make buying and selling landscaping materials easier, and its founders can make it happen.

Pictured is an example of a product listing on LandscapeHub.
Pictured is an example of a product listing on LandscapeHub.

Shopping for materials is one of those tasks that can be classified as non-value-added. It has to be done, but the customer isn’t willing to pay more for extra time spent doing it. It stands to reason, then, that time-strapped, profit-conscious landscape contractors would seek to streamline this part of their business.

That is exactly what LandscapeHub is banking on and investors are beginning to line up in agreement. The Chicago-based tech startup recently secured $4.4 million in seed funding led by Chicago Ventures, along with an additional $1 million in venture debt from Silicon Valley Bank. LandscapeHub plans to use the fresh capital infusion to continue building out its technology platform, and to support marketing, sales and logistics initiatives.

LandscapeHub is an online marketplace and its model is fairly straightforward. Material suppliers upload their inventory details for landscape contractors to shop from. Then all transactions run through LandscapeHub, allowing both the contractor and supplier to streamline their ordering, invoicing and billing activities, as well as logistics.

Equal Parts Technology and Horticulture

With an online tool like LandscapeHub, there is naturally a lot of emphasis on technology. That said, there is just as much emphasis on horticulture. In fact, the company’s three cofounders have the perfect blend of experience to leverage both to their maximum potential.

“I’ve always been passionate about providing solutions for people, even going back to when I was a landscape contractor in Indianapolis for 30 years,” says Ed Rockhill, LandscapeHub cofounder and vice president of sales. “I know how difficult the procurement process is—because I’ve lived it.”

On the other hand, one of Rockhill’s partners, CEO Lisa Fiore, understands the supply side very intimately. She grew up in a family nursery business, Fiore Nursery & Landscape Supply in Chicago. The pair knew each other for years and Rockhill actually ended up working at the nursery for a while. That’s when the idea for LandscapeHub started to germinate.

Rockhill and Fiore then connected with Chad Cooper, LandscapeHub’s chief technology officer, to explore whether or not their idea could fully blossom. Cooper had a proven tech track record from his involvement with, and Grubhub. He saw tremendous potential in the concept of LandscapeHub, spurring Fiore and Rockhill to leave the nursery and dedicate their time to this new venture. LandscapeHub was officially founded in 2017.

Streamlining the Procurement Process

LandscapeHub currently showcases more than 6 million plants from more than 85 suppliers in a dozen states. Future plans call for a much broader offering.

“We started with plant material because, logistically, it’s the most difficult thing to move,” Rockhill says. “We have a firm hold here and feel good about where we’re going. We’re now bringing on some hardscaping products. We’ll eventually become a full product supply platform, offering plants, hardscaping, soils, mulches, ice melt, irrigation and drainage supplies, lighting and even tools. We want to help contractors find everything they need for a project, purchase it through one consolidated platform, and then allow us to manage how and when to get the product to them.”

Suppliers are vetted by LandscapeHub. The founders’ background is helpful here, too. “We started with suppliers we worked with for decades,” Rockhill says. “We know they can deliver. We’re not looking to open this up to anybody and everybody who is growing plants. We’re interested in supplier partners who provide value, maintain good horticultural practices in how they grow material and have a reliable supply chain.”

Suppliers provide LandscapeHub with a list of products they want to make available on the platform. They provide price and availability, and both the botanical and common name.

One unique feature of the online marketplace is that it builds commonality into the plant nomenclature. “Different suppliers sometimes refer to the same plant a bit differently,” Rockhill says. “We make sure it’s all classified the same way on our platform. When a contractor places an order, our system then talks back to the supplier using the plant name it is accustomed to. So building orders is standardized and simple on both ends of the transaction. We vetted the nomenclature on thousands of plants and continue to add more.”

The company also continues to vet its buyer users. LandscapeHub is designed to be a business-to-business (B2B) platform for professionals in the green industry, not a retail outlet for weekend warriors and do-it-yourselfers (DIYers). “When buyers request to join, it’s helpful if they have a website so we can validate them pretty quickly,” Rockhill says. “Beyond that, we do ask for a federal employer identification number.”

Once granted access, the landscape contractor can enjoy several key benefits of procuring materials through LandscapeHub, according to Rockhill, as opposed to procuring materials the traditional way.

Using the traditional method of procurement, you would send several suppliers your plants/materials list for a project, then wait several days to get pricing back. Then you would sort it all out or put it in a spreadsheet to analyze, create an estimate, and send the estimate to the client. Then, if you get the job, you would go back to the suppliers to start placing orders and arranging deliveries. Then you would pay several supplier invoices later.

Using the LandscapeHub approach to procurement, in contrast, you would search pricing and availability from several suppliers all on one screen. Then you would create an estimate and send it to the client. If you get the job, you would go back on LandscapeHub to place a single order, regardless of how many suppliers are on that order. You would pay one invoice.

“We stress that it’s important to look at more than just unit pricing,” Rockhill adds. “You want to look at the total acquisition cost, including logistics. Our platform allows you to do that quite easily.”

Logistics and Efficiency

Speaking of logistics, LandscapeHub helps with that, too. Some suppliers have their own delivery fleets, while others do not. The company partners with various fleet providers to make sure there are no gaps.

Another important benefit to suppliers is improved cash flow. Rather than having to chase invoices sent to several landscape companies, suppliers are paid promptly by LandscapeHub. The online marketplace works out a simple transaction fee with its suppliers. There are currently no subscription fees on either side of the transaction.

One more advantage of using the platform is order consistency. Orders come in the same way every time, allowing suppliers to gain additional administrative efficiencies. “Now the supplier gets a focused group of buyers all coming through one funnel in LandscapeHub,” Rockhill explains. “That saves a lot of time.”

Saving time is indeed the primary benefit of using a platform like LandscapeHub. Nobody knows that better than Rockhill and Fiore, each of whom grew up in the green industry. Add a tech guru like Cooper to the mix and you have what looks to be a recipe for streamlining success.

“We’re confident that LandscapeHub is the first end-to-end solution for the green industry and that’s pretty exciting,” Rockhill says. “We’re dedicated to streamlining this procurement process on both sides of the transaction. It gives people an opportunity to focus on other aspects of their business, whether that be growth or operations or whatever. We are looking forward to helping them realize those opportunities.”


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Public transport projects need priority post Covid-19 – Greens

Responding to a call from the National Bus and Rail Union for BusConnects and Metrolink to be shelved, the Green Party say that public transport projects need to be prioritised post Covid-19.

Green Party Transport Spokesperson Joe O’Brien TD said:

“We need to hold steady on plans for investment in public transport infrastructure. The economy will recover and our transport systems need to be ready for it.

“There are also opportunities to embed increased walking and cycling by improving supporting infrastructure.

“We fully support the progression of BusConnects and Metrolink.  There has already been substantial investment in both of these projects and it does not make sense to be going back to the drawing board on these.

“Metrolink will connect the city to the airport and will serve many areas on the north side of the city and county that are badly in need of this kind of connectivity.”

Ciarán Cuffe, MEP for Dublin, said:

“BusConnects is a project that will hugely benefit Dublin commuters as we move into a post Covid-19 recovery phase. The consultation and planning that has gone into the project so far is enormous and it makes no sense to abandon this work at this point. Fully implemented, BusConnects will provide the frequent travel bus system that Dublin so badly needs already and will need even more in a post Covid-19 world.

“Improvements in public transport can bring environmental and social benefits. Now is the time to manage our road space to prioritise transport that meets our climate goals and provides safe and reliable travel options for Dubliners.

“While the NBRU’s proposals that cities allocate more space for walking and cycling and accelerate trials of hydrogen and electric buses and trains are welcome, but the suggestion from Dermot O’Leary to drop the BusConnects and Metro project is quite frankly bizarre.”


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X-ray Polarimetry - a Tool for the Galactic center diagnosis

X-ray Polarimetry - a Tool for the Galactic center diagnosis

Frédéric Marin
Astronomical Institute of the Academy of Sciences, Boční II 1401, CZ-14100 Prague, Czech Republic
E-mail: frederic.marin@asu.cas.cz

Was the Milky Way galaxy a low-luminosity active galactic nucleus (AGN) in the past? Can we find traces of remnant structures supporting this idea? What is the three-dimensional arrangement of matter around our central supermassive black hole? A number of fundamental questions concerning our own Galactic center remain controversial. To reveal the structure of the high-energy sky around our galactic core, a technique more sensitive to the morphology of the emitters than spectroscopy is needed. In this lecture note, I describe how X-ray polarimetry can open a new observational window by precisely measuring the three-dimensional position of the scattering material in the Galactic center. The observed polarization degree and polarization position angle would also determine unambiguously the primary source of emission and trace the centennial history of our supermassive black hole by detecting echoes of its past activity thanks to astrophysical mirrors. Finally, the synergy between X-ray polarimetry and infrared and radio observations can be used to better constrain the geometry in the first hundred parsecs around the Galactic center.

X-ray Polarimetry - a Tool for the Galactic center diagnosis

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Astronomical Institute of the Academy of Sciences, Boční II 1401, CZ-14100 Prague, Czech Republic

E-mail: frederic.marin@asu.cas.cz

XI Multifrequency Behaviour of High Energy Cosmic Sources Workshop 25-30 May 2015 Palermo, Italy

1 The Galactic center region

At a distance of 8.33  0.35 kpc [9] from our Solar system is an astrophysical environment that presents an extremely rich collection of gaseous, stellar and gravitational components: the Galactic center (GC). Due to the GC proximity, the angular size of its central supermassive black hole (9.65 as) may become resolvable in the near future thanks to very-long-baseline interferometry in the radio domain, making the Milky Way an excellent laboratory to locally investigate the processes happening in more distant galaxies. Until then, observations are studying Galactic regions up to a few hundred parsecs from the GC.

Within this Galactic volume, the stellar population is rich in young and massive stars, which is characteristic of a recent and/or ongoing star formation. The stars are essentially concentrated in a disk-like structure called the nuclear stellar disk, extending up to 230 pc in width and 45 pc in height; with stellar clusters being more frequent in the center of the nuclear bulge [10]. At similar distance scales, the maximum concentration of interstellar gas is gathered in an inclined molecular and atomic disk that extends up to 1.5 kpc from the center, carrying about 10 M of H I [5]. This disk reaches the inner 2 pc of the GC, where it forms a non axisymmetric reservoir of gas with total mass of 2 – 5 10 M [16]. This dense, warm, molecular and atomic region is seen nearly edge-on ( 20), extends up to 3 pc along the North-East direction and up to 7 pc along the South-West [8], and is usually denoted as the circumnuclear disk (CND). More generally, the first hundred parsecs around the CND is rich in molecular gas, so that this region is named the central molecular zone (CMZ). The central two parsecs of the GC are occupied by the Sgr A West region which appears to be dominated by ionized gas emission. Finally, at the very center is a radio-intense, sub-arcsecond, structure that has been discovered in 1974 [2] and later associated with a strong gravitational field that governs the orbit of nearby stars [7]. This is considered as the first reliable identification of a supermassive black hole.

The GC is thus a vast concentration of molecular and atomic gaseous regions, bright star clusters, dynamical structures and, more importantly, a central supermassive black hole (Sgr A). Its proximity allows us to probe the direct environment of a  10 M compact region and better constrain the growth mechanism of black holes, the physical condition of the early Universe and the formation of galaxies.

2 X-ray polarimetry as a new observational window

Figure 1: Simulated 4 – 8 keV polarimetric map of the GC, using the point spread function of the XIPE mission. The polarization degree is color-coded and ranges from white (0 %) to blue (100 %). Eleven of the most observed reflection nebulae has been simulated to observe the effect of scattering-induced linear polarization. Dark segments are representative of the estimated polarization position angle (dashed line) and its associated error (solid line). The field of view (FoV) of XIPE is indicated with a white box, and a blue star indicates the position of Sgr A.

Despite its proximity and the numerous radio to -ray observations of the GC, the history of the central parsecs of the Milky Way remains questioned. The quiescence of Sgr A, which accretes at a fairly slow rate (10 M.y near the event horizon [1]), is in contradiction with past observations of nearby nebulae [24, 15]. Situated at projected distances  150 pc, a collection of molecular gas clouds has shown to have “strong” ( 10 ergs s [15]) absorption-corrected X-ray luminosities in comparison with Sgr A ( 2.4  10 ergs s [1]). Their spectra can be described by a power-law continuum and a prominent 6.4 keV iron emission line, both being attributed to Compton scattering and fluorescence processes. The hypothesis of an irradiating X-ray source located inside the nebulae has been ruled out by the absence of significant long-term variability of the iron K line [18]. In addition, the observed disagreement between the molecular mass distribution of the Sgr B2 cloud and the location of the peak of the extended 6.4 keV emission suggests an external source that would be located in the vicinity of Sgr A [15]. One possible conclusion is that the 6.4 keV bright, giant molecular clouds are reprocessing a past X-ray activity of Sgr A, of which the duration and intensity are debated.

To evaluate the intensity of the activity period (not to be mistaken with short-lived X-ray flares nowadays observed in the GC, e.g. [17]), one can relate the intrinsic luminosity of the source to the iron K line flux and to the inverse of the distance to Sgr A. If the former is known (with typical uncertainties lower than 15 %), the latter is restricted to the observed projected distance between the supermassive black hole and the reflection nebula. X-ray spectroscopy [20] and radio observations [21] were used to infer the position of the scattering nebulae but their results suffer from large uncertainties that does not allow to precisely constraint the solid angle of the cloud from the location of the primary source. This is a crucial piece of information (together with the cloud optical depth) to properly constrain the history and morphology of the GC.

Information about the spatial location of the last scattering event are encoded in photons by a phenomenon called polarization. In white light, most sources of light are incoherent and randomly polarized (over time the polarization is constantly changing in an unpredictable manner), but scattering can force the electric field vector to oscillate in a given plane, resulting in measurable polarization. Reflection nebulae are thus potential targets for X-ray polarimetry. Moreover, the degree of scatter-induced polarization is strongly correlated with the angle between the source, the mirror and the observer. Based on these properties, it has been proved that the molecular cloud Sgr B2 should produce large ( 30 %) degrees of linear polarization in the 2 – 8 keV [6] and 8 – 35 keV [11, 12] regimes, if the primary source of emission is Sgr A. Using more advanced simulations, a 4 – 8 keV polarization map of the 100  30 pc around Sgr A has been produced (see Fig. 1 and [13]). The resulting polarization of the eleven most observed/constrained reflection nebulae (Sgr B1, Sgr B2, G0.11-0.11, Bridge E, Bridge D, Bridge B2, MC2, MC1, Sgr C3, Sgr C2, and Sgr C1) presents a variety of signatures, ranging from nearly unpolarized (The Bridge) to highly polarized ( 77% for the Sgr B complex) fluxes, with their polarization position angle normal to the scattering plane. Despite strong dilution due to a diffuse plasma emission111This two-temperature plasma is probably due to a multitude of faint sources (accreting white dwarfs and coronally active stars [19]). angularly superimposed to the X-ray emission of the reflection nebulae, the Sgr B and Sgr C complexes, and the G0.11-0.11 cloud, have proven to be in the detectability range of a modern X-ray polarimeter. The X-ray Imaging Polarimetry Explorer (XIPE [23]), a mission concept selected as a candidate for the ESA’s next medium-class science mission, is a prototypical satellite that could detect the polarization of these reflection nebulae. With a 3 Ms long observation of the Sgr B and C complexes, both the degree of polarization (related to the three-dimensional position of the cloud) and the polarization position angles (pinpointing the angular position of the illuminating source) would be detectable [13].

3 A multi-wavelength complementarity

Figure 2: An example of broadband synergy between IR spectroscopy (temperature map from [14]) and X-ray polarimetry (green lines, representative of the polarization degree and polarization position angle [11]) in the Galactic center. The central, quiescent, SMBH Sgr A* is revealed by its imprints onto the central molecular zone (CMZ), its circumnuclear disc (CND) and on the reflection nebulae (Sgr B and C complexes).

Thanks to X-ray polarimetry, the spatial location of the reflection nebulae with respect to the primary source can be deduced. Additionally, measuring the polarization position angle would unambiguously point towards the primary source (see Fig. 1), giving proof or rejecting the hypothesis that the GC was active in the past (with an activity similar to a low-luminosity AGN).

Traces of this past activity are difficult to assess at other wavebands. One of the most promising hints is a continuous chain of irregular clumps around the Galactic core that has been revealed by the far-infrared cameras on-board of Herschel [14]. This elliptical twisted ring of molecular material is part of the CMZ, and extends up to  100 pc in longitude and  25 pc in latitude. The coherence of the ring’s morphology indicates stability over time and it is reminiscent of the dusty tori surrounding the central regions of AGN. A LMT/AzTEC 1.1 mm survey of the CMZ (D. Wang, private communication) confirms the existence of this peculiar structure. Completely optically thin to dust emission, the conjugation of this radio map with maps at shorter wavelengths will allow to put strong dust-based constraints on the mass of dense clouds. Together with multi-band near-infrared images, it might be possible to determine the line-of-sight locations of the clouds based on extinction measurements. Until then, the geometrical size of the CMZ, its column density in excess of 10 cm, and its orbital speed (100 km s), are all compatible with AGN tori [22].

As an illustration of the power of X-ray polarimetry in combination with other wavelengths, results from 8 – 35 keV polarimetric simulations of the GC [11], including the Sgr B and C complexes, the CND, and the -shaped CMZ, have been superimposed on the temperature map from [14] in Fig. 2. The CMZ polarization follows the morphology of the twisted structure, with partial disappearance of the polarization vectors due to low polarization degrees induced by unfavorable scattering geometries and dilution from the unpolarized primary flux. Maximum polarization is expected at the Eastern and Western quadratures, where the CMZ mixes with the giant molecular clouds.

I would like to acknowledge my collaborators Fabio Muleri, Paollo Soffitta, Vladimír Karas and Devaky Kunneriath for the work accomplished together in the topic of X-ray polarimetry. I am also grateful to Sergio Molinari who kindly accepted to share his 2011’s temperature map of the Galactic center region, Michal Švanda who helped me to create the IR/X-ray map, and to Daniel Wang for his insights on the radio domain.

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Tab Pinner (Keyboard Shortcuts)

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Pin or Unpin a tab easily from the keyboard.
It's annoying to have to right click a tab and choose "Pin Tab," and slows down your browsing workflow. This extension seeks to solve that by adding in a simple key binding for doing just that: Pinning and Unpinning tabs while browsing.

The default key binding is Ctrl + Shift + X (or Command + Shift + X on Mac OS X).

This extension requires no special permissions and doesn't inject anything into a page, the key binding is configurable from your extensions page (click the menu icon in the top left to open the sidebar and select "Keyboard Shortcuts") so you can bind this to whatever you feel comfortable typing regularly.

Once you've got it set up the way you want to get to pinning those tabs quickly and easily!

November 27, 2017 Note

I've uploaded the source for this extension (extremely small) to Github. If you're interested to see what it takes to make this thing tick check out the "tab_pinner.js" file, if you want to make changes just make a PR with your proposed update. Enjoy!

April 30, 2015 Update!

Due to another comment (I guess another will come shortly after I post this update) there is yet another new command now that allows you to PIN all tabs at once (in the current window). Now you can pin/unpin your current tab and Pin/Unpin all tabs of the current window! Hooray!

I don't think I'll be willing to add anything more to keep things quite simple; however, if more suggestions do come in and they're not very complex or fit will with what is already done then I will most likely implement them when I can.

April 24, 2015 Update!

Due to comment request (even though it was just one, but I try and take care of you guys) I've added another keyboard shortcut for unpinning all pinned times at once. No other functionality was changed so feel free to use or ignore the new feature!

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Sell the House And Continue Living In It, Is It Possible?

Everyone who owns it dreads the day they want to sell their property for two reasons, the first, obviously, the economic issue and that they give you the money you expect for your house, and the second reason is to be able to sell the house on time and not having to rent a flat or leave the flat.

However, this has a solution since it is possible to sell the house and continue living in it. How are you wondering?In this article we are going to try to answer that question. And it is that although you do not believe it, it is possible, but first you must know certain things, so I recommend that you continue reading.

Sell the House And Continue Living In It. What Should You Know

The first of all is to know that the law protects you if you wish to do so. The legal formula is called bare ownership, a new sales system that has more followers and people who use this option. This legal formula is becoming more common.The reasons are obvious. Although before we must tell you that this is for older people who use this usufruct system as an extra supplement to their pension since in many cases it is small.

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And it is that the sale of a property and preserving their right to live in it is possible for older people using the right of bare property. The secret of this is in the Civil Code that includes a law that protects the homeowner.

This right contemplates that property is the right you have over that asset and the usufruct throughout your life.In other words, the law establishes the possibility that an owner of a house or flat can sell it if he is older than 65 years and while continuing to live in it if he avails himself of this right.

That is, it is the right of the person over a thing since he maintains the figure of the owner with the difference that he has dominion over the thing.

While he lives but does not have the right of possession since he sells it by means of an assignment until the moment in which he dies, but while exercising his right of usufruct. This is because the law protects the homeowner even if he sells it since he maintains the right to live in his home. For this, you can spend as long as you want to exercise the benefit of usufruct.

This sales model is increasingly common in Dubai and what is intended is that the owners sell their house since they do not have heirs, or if they do, they do not want to leave an inheritance and prefer to sell their house. But not being able to maintain an economic rhythm, they put the property up for sale to get the money that never hurts.

How Is The Payment Of The Monthly Fee Calculated In Case Of Selling?

The issue is to calculate the money to be paid in the form of rent. To do this, the normal thing is to make accounts with the life expectancy of the person and make an average according to their age and sex (a woman usually lives longer than a man), as well as the price of the house. Once it is calculated, the price of a monthly fee is established until the person dies. But there is also the possibility of making the delivery of a single payment or installments, everything is to discuss it with the owner.

Thus, the seller receives money in advance based on the agreement reached with the buyer. Another important thing to know is that this amount is not updated with the CPI or any other index or variable as the year passes. Since the agreement maintains a stable monthly rate for the time (which is usually years) that the agreement lasts and until the moment of death of the ex-owner, who is still the usufructuary of the property.

Can It Be Rented?

Another thing that anyone interested in selling their home and continuing to live in it should know is the issue of rent. And yes, it can be put up for rent unless it has been agreed in the agreement or sale. In fact, the Civil Code establishes this rental right as long as the person lives since it may also happen that they go to an asylum or to reside with their relatives. The point is that the law protects the landlord with the right to rent.

What Happens In Case Of Sale To A Married Couple?

The problem is when the owners are two, or it is a married couple and two people live in the apartment. This happens quite regularly and the result is that the usufruct right protects the people who live in the apartment. That is, the owner who acquires the house or flat must wait for the marriage to pass away, which includes both.

To calculate the income to be paid, an estimate must be made based on the life expectancy of the person with the most possibilities, the normal thing is that they are women with an average lifetime of about 87 years, approximately. The bare property offers fewer expenses for the elderly person since they do not have to worry about the issue of paperwork and it saves them a lot of paperwork and bureaucracy.

Another issue is that the sale for nil property offers liquidity to the person and they decide to sell with this method. The average of these contracts is usually 10 years and is becoming more common in the Dubai market.

With this explanation, we hope to have clarified the question of selling the house and continuing to live in it. It’s possible? Now that you know that you can, if you are over 65 years old, you can opt for this method if you wish since it is not valid for everyone.

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7 Principles to Help Marketing and Compliance Work Together Without Compromising

| September 10 2020

The marketing and compliance departments don’t always hit it off from the start. The conflict is natural enough: each brings different qualities and mindsets to the job. Marketing is all about grabbing attention via creativity, uniqueness, and flair. Compliance, on the other hand, is focused on avoiding risks through caution, tried-and-true approaches, and strict adherence to rules. Marketing chafes at those rules, while compliance reflexively shuts down outside-the-box thinking. Neither can afford to compromise when it comes to their core aims—which often puts them in opposition with each other.

But it doesn’t have to be that way. If you can get marketing and compliance on the same page, they can realize their shared aim: advertising that is appealing and honest, and that keeps the company out of trouble with regulators and the media. They’re like chicken and waffles: pretty much opposites that can—if brought together in the right way—go perfectly together.

These seven guiding principles can get your marketing and compliance teams working together without either one compromising their inherent values.

1) Communicate early and often

The first key is to get marketing and compliance teams communicating openly with each other. These don’t have to be formal in-office communications—there’s a tremendous value to be found through sharing ideas casually over coffee or lunch.

Open and frequent conversations can avoid the discouragement that results when marketing devises a catchy campaign, only to have compliance shoot it down immediately before it goes live. With open lines of communication, marketing teams can bounce ideas off their colleagues in compliance early in the process and avoid wasting time on non-starters. Likewise, compliance can update marketing anytime there’s new guidance about how a rule or regulation should be interpreted.

By working together throughout the design and launch of every campaign, marketing can ensure that its content is clear, understandable, honest, and fair, and compliance can appreciate how marketing’s output will be effective at reaching customers.

2) Implement two-way training

More formal training makes it easier for teams to establish the baseline understanding they need to communicate effectively. Most training efforts around marketing compliance focus on what marketers need to know about compliance. What can—or can’t—they do? What should they know about the advertising rules of the Investment Advisers Act

But there’s room for training to go both ways. Marketing can teach compliance about which types of content work where or why a certain message—truthful and forthright though it may be—will dissuade potential customers.

Of course, training does not shift responsibility: compliance still has the final word on whether a statement or campaign is permissible. Still, by understanding each other’s work more, compliance can appreciate how marketing wants to “sell” the positives, while marketing can see why compliance is compelled to warn about the negatives.

3) Recognize common goals

For all their differences, marketing and compliance actually have common goals. They’re both invested in the success of the business. They both want to reach customers and effectively communicate the company’s value proposition. They both know that marketing campaigns need to work or else the business will fail. And they both know that compliance failures can ruin the business, through tremendous fines, reputational damage, or both. Neither department can afford to compromise, because both of their aims are business critical.

Bringing shared goals to the forefront is a terrific way to keep the lines of communication and understanding open.

4) Keep the customer first

In addition to sharing goals, marketing and compliance also share an audience: the business’s customers and prospective customers. Keeping the customer front and center at all times will help both teams stay in alignment. That means that everything your business says in an advertisement should be clear, understandable, and true. You should never make misleading statements or omit critical facts. If there’s ever any question about what a claim or statement means, that’s probably a good place to tone your language down, clarify, or add a disclaimer or warning. When the focus stays on the customer’s understanding, marketing and compliance are naturally united.

5) Figure out where there’s room for flexibility

There’s probably space for both the marketing team and the compliance team to bend a little without compromising their core values or mission. Can marketing come up with ideas that address risks and promissory statements from the start instead of leaving them for compliance to clean up? Can compliance embrace a little creativity around disclaimers, perhaps as visual elements on a page instead of tacked-on afterthoughts? Identifying where your teams can be flexible gives everyone room to find a middle ground that represents a win-win rather than a compromise.

6) Respect approval workflows

One place there isn’t room for flexibility is in final approval workflows. There’s no maybe about it: marketing is never going to distribute a campaign without first getting approval from compliance. There’s no sense balking at this or complaining about it. It’s just a fact. Plan ahead to allow sufficient time for approval processes, keep compliance in the loop so a campaign never catches them by surprise, and keep marketing informed about issues so they’re not disappointed by a last-minute rejection.

7) Conduct periodic post-mortem reviews

The end of a campaign is a great time to revisit both your teams’ processes and your results. What did you do to keep marketing and compliance working in harmony—and how well did that work? Did the campaign meet marketing’s goals? Did it result in any actual or potential compliance issues? Both teams should provide feedback about what worked, what didn’t, and what they could both do better next time.

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It can optionally use the Kerberos protocol for authentication. It is also compatible with Microsoft Active Directory or OpenLDAP servers.

It is composed of a set of configuration files, and a program called spoa-sso, which talks to HAProxy using the SPOE (Stream Processing Offload Engine) protocol.

SSO allows you to:

  • Implement access control to applications on your network, even if the applications themselves do not support authentication or the Kerberos protocol.

  • Implement access control and identity delegation to your internal applications, from an external network or from a VPN.

  • Provide Single Sign On ability in a Microsoft Active Directory Domain.

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The SSO solution allows users to access different resources and applications, depending on their rights.

  • In a Microsoft environment, users of an organization are part of a domain.

  • Active Directory is a set of services that provide authentication, identification, and management of users of a domain.

Active Directory also deals with these protocols within the domain:

  • DNS

  • LDAP

  • Kerberos

If you use Microsoft Active Directory, it becomes a central part of the SSO solution. Hence, you must set it up correctly for proper operation. See Active Directory documentation for information.

Kerberos protocol

This SSO solution optionally implements the S4U (services for user) extensions from Microsoft that allow enhanced security and user impersonation.

It supports SPNEGO negotiation mechanism.

Refer to the following documents for more information:

DNS Protocol

To use successfully the Kerberos protocol, you must observe some requirements regarding the DNS configuration:

  • The server running the SSO agent must have a proper hostname that can be resolved to an IP, using DNS.

  • You can also modify your /etc/hosts file

  • The IP address of the Kerberos KDC is retrieved via DNS, using "_kerberos" service.

  • If you cannot configure your DNS server, you must specify the KDC in /etc/krb5.conf.

  • The reverse DNS must also work. If not, you must add /etc/krb.conf to disable the reverse DNS:

    rdns = false

HAProxy, SPOE protocol, and SSO agent

The SSO agent uses HAProxy's Stream Processing Offload Engine protocol (SPOA).

It requires HAProxy 1.7r2 or greater or 1.8 or greater. The SSO agent is independent from HAProxy and runs as a separate process.

Each HTTP request and response is passed to the SSO agent which checks if the user is allowed to access the requested resource and determines whether to:

  • Allow

  • Deny

  • Present the authentication form

Single Sign On flowchart 1 Single Sign On flowchart 2

Installing HAProxy Enterprise

The Haproxy SPOA SSO service is distributed as a package for all Linux distributions that support HAProxy Enterprise.

If you use a Debian based system, type the following command to install the solution:

$ sudo apt install hapee-extras-spoa-sso

Managing HAProxy Process

You can control the spoa_sso process using the following System V init script as follows:

$ sudo service hapee-extras-spoa-sso <start|stop|status|check|restart|condrestart|tryrestart|forcereload|help>

Setting up SSO

The following options to set up SSO are available in the command line:

Usage : ./spoa-sso [OPTION]...
   -h                     Print this message
   --debug-spoe -d        Debug SPOE
   --debug-spoe-variables Debug SPOE variables
   --debug-sso            Debug SSO actions
   --debug-ldap           Debug LDAP
   --debug-krb            Debug Kerberos
   --print-cfg            Display configuration during startup
   --check-cfg -c         Check configuration then exit
   --gid                  run in the specified group
   --uid                  run as the specified user
   -F                     disables syslog output, and stay in foreground
   -s                     Use syslog
   -p <pidfile>           Write the server PID into the specified file
   -A <address>           Listen on this address (default:
   -P <port>              Specify the port to listen on (default : 12345)
   -n <num-workers>       Specify the number of workers (default : 10)
   -b <conn-backlog>      Specify the connection backlog value (default : 10)
   -N                     Do not verify SSL certificates with LDAP (LDAPTLS_REQCERT=never)
   -f config_file         .INI file containing the SSO configuration
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Snail mail Order Spouses – Finding That Special Someone

Mail Buy Wives is definitely one of the hottest new dating services in existence right now, but what just exactly is it and just how can it support you in finding the love in your life? Well, discussing discuss the method in a bit more detail.

-mail order girlfriends or wives are people that have become involved along with the online dating landscape. They have both been committed and wish to get back together and have just shattered up and want to rekindle a relationship. While there are numerous online dating sites readily available, not all of them have a mail purchase section available. Many email order sites actually provide their affiliates a separate section where they can chat and meet fresh women without being so visible to others on the website.

Submit order girlfriends or wives have access to a individual room where they will meet various women. Most of the sites that enable mail order members to chat with each other are personally rooms rather than the forums that are available within the internet. The chat rooms are prepared for fun and discussion and do not necessarily mean that you are gonna find someone to date.

While most dating services such as eHarmony, Match and AmericanSingles enable members to chat as email and instant message, mail purchase wives are definitely not allowed to do this. This is due to privateness issues that various dating sites have got with regards to the information that https://mailorder-brides.net is certainly provided with their members.

When you register on a site, you will be asked a lot of questions regarding your hobbies, interests, likes and dislikes, and so forth. These are factors that you should answer honestly. If you are lying about some thing then there is not any point in registering, and if you are addressing honestly then you are more likely to meet someone who stocks the same hobbies as you. Explanation most -mail order websites have an genuine member conversation area that may be separated simply by gender.

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Rev. Marcia Cham Will Keynote Democratic County Convention at Courthouse, April 14 at 1 p.m.

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April 2, 21012. BOONE — United Church of Christ minister and author Rev. Marcia Cham will deliver the keynote address, “Compassionate Politics: Oxymoron or not?” at the Watauga County Democratic Party 2012 County Convention on April 14.

Convention delegates and guests will gather at noon for registration and potluck luncheon in the top floor lobby outside Courtroom #1. The Convention program will convene at 1:00 p.m.

Rev. Cham is retired after serving as a pastor for 20 years. She is employed as an on-call Chaplain at the local hospital and is active in the High Country Writers. Cham published her first book, You Mean I Have to Look at the Body? Stories of Dying and Living, and is actively working on a second. She enjoys her three grown children, their spouses, and six grandchildren.

Also on the Convention agenda will be speeches by 2012 candidates, including Elisabeth Motsinger, candidate for Congress from the 5th Dist.; Roy Carter, candidate for the NC Senate; Cullie Tarleton, candidate for the NC House; and candidates for County Commission and School Board.

Delegates will also be debating and voting on a number of resolutions dealing with independent redistricting commission, the 2011 behavior of the Republican majority in the NC General Assembly, Amendment 1, and other topics.

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