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Berlin Mitte North Neighbourhood Guide

The centre of Berlin is divided by the Spree river. Northern Mitte is more laid back with small cafes and boutique retail spaces. It's small enough that everywhere is close and walkable, but at the same time there are enough small streets and side alleys that you can wander a little and get pleasantly lost. The average age of people wandering the streets in Northern Mitte is about half that of those in the South.

Best Hotels in Mitte North

Best Combo Hotel, Apartments and Hostel

The Circus Hotel

€ €CasualCharacterDesignModernRestaurant - Kabisch

The Circus Hotel is all about fun and frankly youth. You won't find a group of business people in suits hanging out in the lobby. You're more likely to find creative hipsters planning the next ... Read more

Best Guesthouse

€ €BoutiqueCharmHistorical

Not your typical boutique hotel, Ackselhaus is a 13 room hotel where every room has its own theme. Choose from Africa, China, Movie, Picasso, Salon, Rome, New York, Maritime, Safari, Ocean, Beach House, Burton Holmes, ... Read more

Best Casual Hotel

Hotel Casa Camper Berlin

€ €CasualDesignModern

Spanish based Casa Camper hotels offer more of a self-service type of experience, albeit it's a very well-designed self-service hotel. There's no cafe, restaurant or bar; there isn't even a mini-bar. But they do offer ... Read more

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Best Restaurants in Mitte North

Best Casual lunch

Chipperfield Kantine

€ €DesignLunch

Reviewed by: EataCity -

Chipperfield is an architecture firm with what has to be one of the best safe canteens around. Luckily for us they open it to the public as well. It is of course housed in an ... Read more

Best Ramen

Cocolo (ramenbar)

AsianOpen LateRamen

Reviewed by: Berlin Food Stories - EataCity - Little Red Book - Slow Travel Berlin - Still in Berlin -

With ramen bars opening up everywhere from Tokyo to Texas, it's only logical Berlin would get its fair share. What separates Cocolo from the pack though is that these guys are the real deal. Easily ... Read more

Best Vietnamese (And there are plenty)

District Mot

€ €AsianCasualVietnamese

Reviewed by: andBerlin - andBerlin - Berlin Food Stories - EataCity - Foodie in Berlin - Happy Belly -

District Mot is a casual Vietnamese restaurant fitted out to look like a Vietnamese street food vendor. It’s great place to get a bowl of Phở (noodle soup) for lunch, but has also gained a ... Read more

Best Newcomer fine dining

€ € € €DesignModernSeasonal

Reviewed by: EataCity -

Opened late 2015 einsunternull (one below zero), is on a fast track to a Michelin star. With the tagline "Free your taste" and a super slick dining space, they tick every box. And with host ... Read more

Best Deli Lunch in Mitte

€ €CasualQuick Bite

Reviewed by: EataCity -

Housed in an old Jewish School converted into gallery space. Mogg is the casual little neighbour to the Michelin starred Pauly Saal next door. It's a New York style Jewish cafe and their pastrami sandwich ... Read more

Best Fusion Burger and Bao

Shiso Burger

€ €AsianBaoBurgers

Reviewed by: andBerlin - EataCity -

Bao are becoming a new food trend, these Taiwan steamed buns are popping up everywhere. Shiso burger put their own little spin on it by taking typical bao ingredients, with some influences from around Asia, ... Read more

Best Group Dining

Katz Orange

€ € €CasualInternationalTrendyYoung

Reviewed by: EataCity - Food Expectations - Independent - Messy Nessy Chic - Michelin - New York Times -

Katz Orange is popular with the Berlin Mitte crowd. It's pretty much exactly what you'd expect from a modern Mitte restaurant. Tasteful, eclectic, bohemian furniture, light, airy rooms full of Berliners sharing plates of slow ... Read more

Best Neighbourhood Restaurant

€ € €Date NightGermanLocalSeasonal

Reviewed by: Berlin Food Stories - Creme - EataCity - Foodie in Berlin - Still in Berlin - Your Little Black Book -

Lokal is a neighbourhood restaurant serving fresh seasonal German food with a focus on game meat in a relaxed environment. Think Scandinavian design meets German cuisine. Super popular so do book ahead. Read more

Best Business Lunch

Pauly Saal

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Reviewed by: EataCity - How To Spend It (FT) - Michelin - Still in Berlin -

Bit of a darling of the Berlin art and foodie scene. Pauly Saal is housed in an old Jewish girls' school and serves Michelin starred food to locals and tourists in the know. The menu ... Read more

Best Value Lunch Menu

€ € €Casual LunchJapaneseOutdoor Area

Reviewed by: EataCity - Two Foodies Eating -

Dudu is a popular Japanese lunch spot for local Berliners. The set lunch menu is great value for money, serving up sushi/maki rolls and seafood bowls. Read more

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Best Cocktail Bar in Berlin

Buck and Breck

€ € €CocktailsFavourite

Reviewed by: EataCity - Guardian -

Buck and Breck has been a hugely popular little cocktail bar in Berlin. It used to be 14 seats and impossible to get into. They now have extended it to include some couches in the ... Read more

Best Wine Bar in Berlin

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Cordobar takes wine really seriously, but not in a fussy wine snob way, but in a 'we know what we're talking about' kind of way. It's a great place to come and try wines from ... Read more

Pauly Saal Bar

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Reviewed by: EataCity -

Very well designed cocktail bar housed alongside the Michelin starred restaurant. It gets popular after 10pm and some nights has live music. Read more

€ € €Cocktails

Reviewed by: EataCity - Guardian -

Large 1930s speakeasy themed cocktail bar serving up the classics. It's a huge long bar with a pretty mixed crowd from post diner cocktail drinkers o youngster starting their night out. Also has an outdoor patio. Read more

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Cosy little neighbourhood cafe and bar with very eclectic but well thought out furniture. Nice place for a quiet drink. Read more

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Little semi-underground bar with friendly atmosphere and a lively crowd. Read more

Meine Bar

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Smokey, friendly cosy and warm. There are a few bars like this around Berlin, casual neighbourhood places with a few beers and an open bottle of wine and a little fire to warm you up. ... Read more

REDWOOD Bar Berlin

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The perfectly formed cocktail. This little newcomer to Mitte serves up tasty cocktails in a pretty casual non-smoking bar. The name comes from the large hunk of American redwood that makes up the bar. Read more

The Pier

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Newcomer beer bar Pier has proved a hit with Mitte locals. Over a dozen beers on tap and tonnes of tables. Good for a pre-dinner and late night beer. Read more

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Distrikt Coffee

€ €BrunchGreat Coffee

Reviewed by: Coffee Vine - EataCity - Still in Berlin -

Distrikt are a serious coffee house that brews coffee on a Spirit Machine roasted by small roasters in Berlin and sometimes guest coffees from around Europe. They even do barista courses if you're up for ... Read more

€ €Casual

Reviewed by: EataCity - Laura Endeavors - Sprudge - The World And Then Some -

Kaschk does a few things and does them all well. It's a casual hip cafe and bar that serves seriously good coffee and a changing list of craft beers on tap. You can literally come ... Read more

East & Eden

Great Coffee

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There is no shortage of good coffee places in Mitte. East & Eden is a little larger than most and a good place to settle in for some great coffee and time in front of ... Read more

Father Carpenter Coffee Brewers

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Casual small little cafe serving really good coffee. Read more

Best Vegetarian Lunch

€ €Casual LunchDesignSeasonal

Reviewed by: EataCity - Remodelista - Still in Berlin -

Laden is an in-store cafe inside boutique furniture brand Buchholz's show store. The furniture is naturally supplied by Buchholz who specialise in raw and natural wood. This theme flows through the whole cafe ... Read more

The Barn

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Reviewed by: EataCity -

Second little cafe of the very popular Barn coffee bean roaster. It's tiny, but the coffee pacts a punch. Read more

Oslo Kaffebar

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Reviewed by: EataCity - Foodie in Berlin -

Brews coffee from Europe's boutique coffee bean roasters on a Spirit machine. Read more

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Best Street Food in Mitte North

Best Value Burger

Tommis Burger Joint

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One of our favourite places for a quick burger, not the fanciest burger, but certainly the best value for money. Read more

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teemo’s triple mushroom soup [mushroom miso soup]

First thing’s first: I’m not the most experience League of Legends player out there. I literally have no idea what I’m doing. But, I’m learning slowly…

blog_mushroommiso_winningFigure 1.0: Winning

I play mainly ADC because it’s the easiest role for me. I’ve tried top and mid, but I definitely prefer ADC because I suck at top and mid because it suits my play style better.

With that being said, I’ve never actually played Teemo. I’ve played against many Teemos and they’ve all been thoroughly annoying. REALLY? DID YOU REALLY HAVE TO PUT A MUSHROOM THERE? Geez.

But, the most important thing is that I have his hat (the boyfriend acquired it from GDC ’13).
blog_mushroommiso_teemoAnd that’s the reason why this week’s recipe is dedicated to that terrifying little Yordle.

  1. salt
  2. 1/2 tablespoon of grated ginger
  3. 5 tablespoons of miso paste
  4. 1/4 cup of wakame (dried seaweed), soaked in water
  5. 1/2 cup of oyster mushrooms. sliced
  6. 1/2 cup of shiitake mushrooms, sliced
  7. 1/2 cup of enoki mushrooms, separated
  8. 1/2 cup of firm tofu (~4oz), chopped into cubes
  9. 6 cups of water

The ingredients in this recipe are fairly inexpensive (though this is relative to where you live). I believe it cost about $15 total.

Not only is it fairly inexpensive, but it’s also pretty easy to make. It’ll take you longer to complete a standard game in LoL than it would to prep and cook this recipe.

But please note, this recipe is very low calorie! I would suggest that this soup be used as a starter to an entree or a quick breakfast in the morning before the commute to work. This meal is little, just like Teemo.

Total prep time takes about 10 minutes. Cook time is about 15 minutes. This will make 4 servings.

Calories per serving: ~110 calories

  1. Set your water to boil in a large pot.
  2. When the water begins to simmer, ladle a few spoonfuls of hot water onto your miso paste. Gently mix your miso paste with the water until he miso paste has been combined with the water (there should be very few lumps). Add the miso mixture into your pot.
  3. Add your grated ginger into the water.

  1. Add in your soaked wakame.
  2. Add in your all of your mushrooms.

  1. Add in your chopped tofu.
  2. Add in your salt to taste.
  3. Allow soup to cook for about 15 minutes.
  4. Eat!

And that’s it. GG WP. This is a simple and healthy recipe, so enjoy it while you’re waiting for the rest of your team to load in ARAM.

You can even enjoy this soup for breakfast!

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Homemade Harissa

Harissa is a traditional side with Moroccan and North African food. It is a potently spicy sauce, with the main ingredient being a lot of Hot Peppers. I make this very often for quite a few reasons. It is very easy to make, & the Harissa added to about anything charges up the taste. Add it to rice, salads, dips, couscous or any other sauce or sides and you have a tongue tickling sensational taste.

I have used Hot peppers here, but if you do need to make it less spicy, substitute the amount of hot peppers with roasted, & peeled red bell peppers.

Ingredients: (makes about 3/4 cup)

  1. 3/4 cup dried red chile peppers
  2. 1/4 cup  garlic, cloves
  3. 1 teaspoon caraway seed
  4. 2 teaspoon coriander seeds
  5. 1 teaspoon cumin seeds
  6. sea salt  or any coarse salt to taste
  7. 1/4 cup chopped fresh mint leaves ( or any other herb you want to use – optional)
  8. 2 tablespoons tomato puree (optional… to make it less spicy)
  9. 1/2 cup  extra virgin olive oil + a tablespoon or however much needed to add a layer to the top to store it

Remove the stems from the chilli peppers if any and soak in  water for 15-20 minutes, then drain. Reserve the water. (If you do not want the Harissa too spicy, you may remove the seeds of the chili peppers).

In a dry skillet lightly toast the cumin, caraway and the coriander seeds, only for a couple of minutes until just fragrant. Watch that they do not turn dark or burn. Cool the toasted seeds.

Place all the ingredient  in a blender or food processor and process it until smooth but not absolutely pureed. OR place all ingredients in a mortar & pound with a pestle until smooth. If it feels too dry, add a few teaspoons of the pepper soaked water, a little at a time, only as much required to make a thick paste. (try not to use any water, as it stays longer in the refrigerator if no water in used)

Store in a clean dry container topped with the rest of the olive oil. Cover and refrigerate. Allow it to sit for a couple of days for the flavors to infuse and mature.

Will stay in the refrigerator for a couple of weeks.

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text: In 1954 Vanguard released Alexander Nevsky (VRS 451)– a cantana (a medium-length narrative piece of music for voices with instrumental accompaniment, typically with solos, chorus, and orchestra), an opus by Russian composer Sergei Prokofiev (1891–1953), Alexander Nevsky was a revered 13th century Russian leader (1219-1263), prince of Novgorod and then grand prince of Vladimir. He was an outstanding military leader and statesman who earned his surname from a victory over the Swedes at the Neva River. Sung in Russian, the music was performed by the Vienna State Opera Orchestra and Chorus, conducted by Mario Rossi. Ana Maria Iriarte was mezzo soprano. The record cover featured a montage, part of which was a rendering of Nevsky drawn by Charles White, and dated ‘54’. Though the gatefold sleeve contained extensive notes when opened up, there was nothing about Charles White.


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Research Fellow/Senior Research Fellow - Biostatistician in Prevention Research Collaboration

Sydney School of Public Health
Reference no. 2177/1017

  • Support the Prevention Research Collaboration research group within the School of Public Health Located at Charles Perkins Centre
  • Full-time fixed term for three years; Level B/C remuneration package: $120K - $170K which includes leaving loading and up to 17% super

About the opportunity

The Prevention Research Collaboration (PRC) is a research group within the School of Public Health, at the University of Sydney and has specialised expertise in population-wide prevention research and translational research. In particular, PRC is engaged in generating and disseminating new knowledge about implementation of population-wide prevention. The PRC research portfolio includes public health priority topics, with major emphases on chronic disease prevention and health promotion, especially tobacco control, physical activity, public health nutrition, and obesity prevention.

The PRC seeks to achieve excellence in relation to its research focus areas:

  • public health research on chronic disease prevention, including physical activity, tobacco, nutrition and obesity
  • applied public health research, specifically research translation, population-wide and dissemination research
  • policy-relevant and technical research for government and international bodies\
  • methodological research and measurement research development to inform prevention and program evaluation.

The Biostatistician, with skills in quantitative methods and analysis will be responsible for undertaking relevant statistical work in the area of quantitative public health research both within the Prevention Research Collaboration (PRC) more specifically in support of the NSW Health Prevention Research Support Program (PRSP).

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The University values courage and creativity; openness and engagement; inclusion and diversity; and respect and integrity. As such, we see the importance of recruiting talent aligned to these values and are looking for a Biostatistician/Senior Biostatistician who has:

  • relevant tertiary qualifications in statistics or biostatistics
  • experience in health-related statistical analysis, including the use of routine survey and population health data
  • experience in multivariate modelling relevant to public health and experience in calculating complex sample sizes and weighting in population health studies
  • demonstrated skills in applying advanced statistical analysis methods
  • effective communication skills to liaise and communicate with stakeholders internal and external to PRC
  • demonstrated skills in analysing population health data and intervention data
  • solid written and oral communication skills including ability to understand strategic

communication issues and formulate appropriate methods for communicating policy relevant technical information for different audiences.

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The PRC is responsible for the delivery of the Prevention Research Support Program (PRSP) funded by the NSW Ministry of Health, in addition to its existing prevention-oriented research, evaluation and teaching program. This PRSP Program requires support from staff with strong quantitative research and evaluation methods experience that allows for scientific rigour within the real world setting. The Biostatistician will work with a range of researchers on epidemiological, prevention and translational-oriented research relevant to the work of the broader PRC group. The research includes analyses of data from population health datasets, epidemiological studies, and intervention studies.

Since our inception 160 years ago, the University of Sydney has led to improve the world around us. We believe in education for all and that effective leadership makes lives better. These same values are reflected in our approach to diversity and inclusion, and underpin our long-term strategy for growth. We’re Australia's first university and have an outstanding global reputation for academic and research excellence. Across our campuses, we employ over 7600 academic and non-academic staff who support over 60,000 students.

We are undergoing significant transformative change which brings opportunity for innovation, progressive thinking, breaking with convention, challenging the status quo, and improving the world around us.

For more information on the position and University, please view the candidate information pack available from the job’s listing on the University of Sydney careers website.

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Intervention for Complex Feeding Disorders: Infants and Toddlers

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Intervention for Complex Feeding Disorders: Infants and Toddlers: This workshop will provide strategies to promote successful feeding for infants in the NICU, infants who are NICU graduates, and infants in EI who have medically complicated histories. Participants will develop strong skills in interpreting case histories and how to use this knowledge to implement change, and will learn how to develop a treatment course to prevent and treat these disorders. Focus will be placed on direct treatment strategies.

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  • Develop skills in interpreting case histories of medically fragile infants with feeding and swallowing disorders and use this knowledge to implement change in the feeding environment.
  • Understand the etiologies of feeding and swallowing disorders in infancy and how to create an appropriate treatment course to prevent and treat this dysfunction.
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Tongue – Twisters as Means of Achieving Effectiveness in Bulgarian Language Learning

Zlatina Dobreva Angelo

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Автор Златина Добрева Ангелова

ЕТ „Мирдоб“, Бургас

Abstract: The article is related to role of tongue- twisters in Bulgarian language learning. It monitors their link with the development of cognitive skills, improving phonematic recognition of the words and adoption of various and flexible models, characterizing the stylistics and phraseology of our language. Their use in secondary school in adopting some lexical and grammatical categories as well as in facilitating the morphemic analysis of the words is justified. The connection between tongue- twisters and understanding of the artistic text, improving reading technique and spelling skills is proved. We search their effect on the improvement of the speech. We offer entertaining creative tasks according to the new curriculum, suitable for both individual and group performance and stimulating the memorization and reproduction of complex language constructions.

Keywords: tongue, Bulgarian language, learning, tasks, creativity

  1. Terzieva M. Kratkite folklorni zhanrove v rabotata po roden ezik v detskata gradina, Burgas, 1997
  2. Balabanova, M. Kratkite folklorni formi v obuchenieto po roden ezik v detskata gradina. S., Obrazovanie OOD, 1999.
  3. Rusinov R., Zanimatelna gramatika, S., Narodna prosveta, 1966 g.
  4. Hristozova, G., Uchebnata zadacha po Balgarski ezik, IK „T. Kaloyanov“, Burgas, 2003g.


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Piraeus Bank looking for window of opportunity for debt issue

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Greece’s Piraeus Bank is monitoring debt capital markets to spot a window of opportunity for a debt issue as part of its capital enhancement plan, its chief executive told Reuters on Wednesday.

“Piraeus Bank is executing a capital enhancement plan, as already communicated to the market since mid-2018,” Christos Megalou said.

The bank’s shares were down sharply on Wednesday, shedding 28 percent to 1.173 euros on what analysts said was negative speculation for the banking sector.

“The bank is in a continuous dialogue with the supervisory authorities and monitors debt capital markets to identify the window of opportunity for the non-dilutive capital instrument issuance included in the plan,” Megalou said. [Reuters]


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MAX2606 – Hands-Free Car Kit for Cell Phones

This project is car hands free that retransmits the audio signal from a cell phone to the FM broadcast band. By placing the cell phone’s speaker near the microphone, the user can use the phone as a hands-free device while driving.

  • Power supply: +2.7V to +5.5V stab – 2.1mA
  • RF power: -10dBm
  • Impedance: 50-75 ohm
  • Frequency range: 70 – 150 MHz
  • Integrated Varactor for Tuning

This project is based on MAXIM’s App Note 5123

This is a FM transmitter circuit with a direct audio input that eliminates background noise from the microphone. The electret microphone is biased with R1. The AC-coupled microphone audio signal modulates the VCO frequency by changing VTUNE. The output frequency of the VCO will follow the volume or amplitude from the microphone.
An audio signal with approximately 20mVRMS is adequate for functionality.

Do not over-modulate the VCO, or the resulting audio from the FM receiver will be distorted.

Over-modulating the VCO also weakens the carrier signal by emitting power onto the unused spectrum by the receiver.

In Figure, the microphone and R1 are replaced with a direct connection to the audio output port of a cell phone.

The cell phone’s volume needs to be adjusted accordingly for optimal performance.
A direct connection to the cell phone will eliminate background noise from the microphone.

Thanks Maxim for samples – by spilkos.

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    hi everyone . i came to your sit and i wanted to find a map for 27mhz transmitter & fm modulation . Unfortunately
    i could’nt find it. if you can make or send for me to my email adress . thanks alot and i am from iran . thanks alot for your useful sit

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    and please visit my page on facebook 🙁 Hassan delghavi ). i have done some 27mhz projects .and all of them are done sucsessfully and they work great .

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Pharmacologic Category
Antibiotic, Cephalosporin (Second Generation)
Pharmaceutical Form
Dry powder
Cefaclor 125mg / 250mg
Monitoring Parameters
Dosing: Adult
Treatment of infections: Oral: Dosing range: 250-500 mg every 8 hours

Dosing: Pediatric

Treatment of infections: Oral: Children >1 month: Dosing range: 20-40 mg/kg/day divided every 8-12 hours; maximum dose: 1 g/day
Otitis media: Oral: 40 mg/kg/day divided every 12 hours
Pharyngitis: Oral: 20 mg/kg/day divided every 12 hours

Dosing: Geriatric

Refer to adult dosing.

Dosing: Renal Impairment

Clcr 10-50 mL/minute: Administer 50% to 100% of dose
Clcr <10 mL/minute: Administer 50% of dose
Hemodialysis: Moderately dialyzable (20% to 50%)
Treatment of susceptible bacterial infections including otitis media, lower respiratory tract infections, acute exacerbations of chronic bronchitis, pharyngitis and tonsillitis, urinary tract infections, skin and skin structure infections
Adverse Reactions
1% to 10%:
Dermatologic: Rash (maculopapular, erythematous, or morbilliform) (1% to 2%)
Gastrointestinal: Diarrhea (3%)
Genitourinary: Vaginitis (2%)
Hematologic: Eosinophilia (2%)
Hepatic: Transaminases increased (3%)
Miscellaneous: Moniliasis (2%)
<1% (Limited to important or life-threatening): Agitation, agranulocytosis, anaphylaxis, angioedema, aplastic anemia, arthralgia, cholestatic jaundice, CNS irritability, confusion, dizziness, hallucinations, hemolytic anemia, hepatitis, hyperactivity, insomnia, interstitial nephritis, nausea, nervousness, neutropenia, paresthesia, PT prolonged, pruritus, pseudomembranous colitis, seizure, serum-sickness, somnolence, Stevens-Johnson syndrome, thrombocytopenia, toxic epidermal necrolysis, urticaria, vomiting
Reactions reported with other cephalosporins: Abdominal pain, cholestasis, fever, hemorrhage, renal dysfunction, superinfection, toxic nephropathy
Hypersensitivity to cefaclor, any component of the formulation, or other cephalosporins
Warnings / Precautions Drug
Concerns related to adverse effects:
• Penicillin allergy: Use with caution in patients with a history of penicillin allergy, especially IgE-mediated reactions (eg, anaphylaxis, angioedema, urticaria).
• Superinfection: Prolonged use may result in fungal or bacterial superinfection, including C. difficile-associated diarrhea (CDAD) and pseudomembranous colitis; CDAD has been observed >2 months postantibiotic treatment.
Disease-related concerns:
• H. influenzae infections: Beta-lactamase-negative, ampicillin-resistant (BLNAR) strains of H. influenzae should be considered resistant to cefaclor.
• Renal impairment: Use with caution in patients with renal impairment; modify dosage in severe impairment.
Special populations:
• Pediatrics: Extended release tablets are not approved for use in children <16 years of age.
BCG: Antibiotics may diminish the therapeutic effect of BCG. Risk X: Avoid combination
Probenecid: May increase the serum concentration of Cephalosporins. Risk C: Monitor therapy
Typhoid Vaccine: Antibiotics may diminish the therapeutic effect of Typhoid Vaccine. Only the live attenuated Ty21a strain is affected. Management: Vaccination with live attenuated typhoid vaccine (Ty21a) should be avoided in patients being treated with systemic antibacterial agents. Use of this vaccine should be postponed until at least 24 hours after cessation of antibacterial agents. Risk D: Consider therapy modification
Ethanol/Nutrition/Herb Interactions
Food: Cefaclor serum levels may be decreased slightly if taken with food. The bioavailability of cefaclor extended release tablets is decreased 23% and the maximum concentration is decreased 67% when taken on an empty stomach.
Pregnancy Implications
Adverse events were not observed in animal reproduction studies; therefore, cefaclor is classified as pregnancy category B. It is not known if cefaclor crosses the placenta; other cephalosporins cross the placenta and are considered safe for use during pregnancy. An increased risk of teratogenic effects has not been observed following maternal use of cefaclor.
Enters breast milk/use caution
Breast-Feeding Considerations
Small amounts of cefaclor are excreted in breast milk. The manufacturer recommends that caution be exercised when administering cefaclor to nursing women. Nondose-related effects could include modification of bowel flora.
Mechanism of Action
Inhibits bacterial cell wall synthesis by binding to one or more of the penicillin-binding proteins (PBPs) which in turn inhibits the final transpeptidation step of peptidoglycan synthesis in bacterial cell walls, thus inhibiting cell wall biosynthesis. Bacteria eventually lyse due to ongoing activity of cell wall autolytic enzymes (autolysins and murein hydrolases) while cell wall assembly is arrested.
Pharmacodynamics / Kinetics
Absorption: Well absorbed, acid stable
Distribution: Widely throughout the body and reaches therapeutic concentration in most tissues and body fluids, including synovial, pericardial, pleural, peritoneal fluids; bile, sputum, and urine; bone, myocardium, gallbladder, skin and soft tissue
Protein binding: 25%
Metabolism: Partially hepatic
Half-life elimination: 0.5-1 hour; prolonged with renal impairment
Time to peak: Capsule: 60 minutes; Suspension: 45 minutes
Excretion: Urine (80% as unchanged drug)
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About VIPA

Public Investment Development Agency (hereinafter - VIPA) – was established on the 28 of November, 2012 by the resolution of the Government of the Republic of Lithuania No. 1428. It started its activity in April 2013.

Our activities is the provision of financial services, implementation and administration of financial instruments for public sector investment in public infrastructure and public service modernization. VIPA is involved in the programming period of 2014-2020 in the administrative system development activities to reach this aim.

Our challenge is the administration of financial instruments and implementation of financial engineering projects, which are financed from the EU Structural Funds and other fund managers funds.

Our mission is to increase and to improve the growth and optimization of public infrastructure in Lithuania by ensuring rational access to financial instruments.

Our Functions

  • Implementation of financial instruments participating as the Holding fund (Fund of funds), financial intermediary and / or in other forms;
  • Administration / implementation of financial instruments, such as provision of preferential loans, financial warranties and guarantees as it is defined in the Article 3 of the Act of Financial Institutions, also urban development, public infrastructure, energy efficiency project developer;
  • Evaluation of public projects funded by financial instruments and their selection according to the requirements of financial instruments set by according ministries;
  • Attraction of private sector investment in the public sector by implementing financial instruments;
  • Announcement of financial instruments, provision of technical and methodological assistance in the preparation of financial instruments projects;
  • Provision of information/proposals in legislation on financial instruments.

Our activity includes implementation of financial instruments which provide loans, guarantees for repayable investments or the implementation of similar measures for urban development, optimization of public infrastructure and energy efficiency improvements financed by national, European Union and other financial assistance programs and financing sources (for example., European Investment Bank and other international financial institutions).

VIPA Services

VIPA provides guarantees for street lightening modernization, loans for modernization of multi-apartment buildings, cultural heritage and public buildings

Public Investment Development Agency is implementing various financial instruments and administering several projects aimed at improving current situation of public infrastructure, urban development, optimization of public infrastructure and energy efficiency improvements.

Renovation of Multi-Apartment Buidings

VIPA grants loans for renovation (modernisation) of subsidised loans according to the programme approved by the Government of the Republic of Lithuania the goal of which is to reduce thermal energy costs, to rationally use energy resources, to ensure effective use of housing, to improve the living environment as well as the quality of residents’ life.

Public Buildings

VIPA administers the measure of modernisation of the central authority buildings which is implemented using the money of the Energy Efficiency Fund. As many as up to EUR 65 million are planned to be allocated for the modernisation of public buildings of the central government from this fund. To renovate public buildings of the central authority the repaid subsidy funding model can also be used.

Street Lighting

Municipalities wishing to use the guarantee can implement projects themselves or use the assistance of energy efficiency service providers (ETPT). By issuing a guarantee VIPA undertakes to pay to the creditor any outstanding commitments of the debtor (municipality) under the loan contract which were granted to fund the project on the modernisation of street lighting.

Municipality Grants

Municipalities, which invest in projects funded by the European Union Structural Funds that enable them to save their budget costs and increase their revenues, as of 1 June can receive grants from the state budget to ensure their own contribution. To this end, they can submit applications to VIPA which administers such grants.

VIPA grants subsidised loans for renovation (modernisation) of dormitories of higher education schools and vocational training institutions according to the programme approved by the Minister of Education and Science and the Minister of Environment of the Republic of Lithuania the aim of which is to renew / modernise dormitories of old construction which were built according to the technical construction standards applicable before 1993 so as to ensure rational use of energy resources and improve the conditions of students who live in dormitories.

 Additional projects

At the moment Public Investment Development Agency is implementing and administering several projects aimed at improving current situation of public infrastructure at its optimization, as well as urban development, and energy efficiency improvements:

  • Capacity enhancement and experience exchange with Croatia
  • Project BUILD2LC
  • Horizon2020 project guarantEE
  • EU Structural Assistance for 2014-2020
  • EU Structural Assistance for 2007-2013

Information for Investors

Public Investment Development Agency invests in Lithuania’s infrastructure and aims at strong and modern growth and development of the country.

  • The purpose of investing is to develop and renew Lithuania’ infrastructure thus contributing to the sustainable economic growth in the country, security of public functions, and the development of financial markets. VIPA’s financial instruments contribute to those areas of infrastructure in which financial and market deficiency, asymmetric information or great need for investments are identified. VIPA contributes to the occurrence of financial and economic viability of these projects by investing in such infrastructure projects.
  • Areas of investment – energy efficiency, water management, road infrastructure, cultural projects, modernisation of public buildings and multi-apartment buildings, projects on street lighting, etc.
  • Financial instruments – secured loans, loans, guarantees and investment platform.
  • Investment partners – private and institutional investors, risk funds and banks.
  • Investment conditions – return on investment, volumes, deadlines and other aspects are determined individually according to the funded project by way of negotiation.

 For more details contact us by phone +370 5 203 4 977 or e-mail This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

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Elsie Adler Memorial Holocaust Program
Monday, Apr 9th, 2018 4 PM to 6 PM

Lowenstein Sanctuary (10 East 66th Street)
Participation is FREE
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In recognition of Yom HaShoah, Temple Emanu-El’s Religious School welcomes survivor Michael Bornstein and his daughter Debbie Bornstein Holinstat.

Michael Bornstein is one of the youngest survivors of the Auschwitz death camp. Photos of Michael at liberation have been spotted on museum walls, book covers and film clips around the world, and yet he waited more than 70 years to step forward and share his story publicly. He wrote Survivors Club: The True Story of a Very Young Prisoner of Auschwitz with Debbie, the third of his four children and a broadcast news journalist. During the course of this project, Michael and his family were stunned to uncover shocking details about his survival that included a bribery scheme, untold acts of kindness by a German leader, and one perfectly timed brush with illness. Michael is a graduate of Fordham University and holds a doctorate in pharmaceutics and analytical chemistry from the University of Iowa.

A veteran TV news producer and media coach, Debbie has written for some of the biggest names in broadcast news, including Lester Holt of NBC Nightly News, CNN’s Ashleigh Banfield and the Today Show’s Natalie Morales. But for Debbie, her greatest professional reward has come from writing alongside her own father. A wife and mother of three, Debbie now works part-time producing live political and breakingnews segments for MSNBC. She and her father also travel the country visiting middle schools, high schools, universities, and religious and business institutions, sharing the family story and reminding readers to never forget.

This program is made possible by the Elsie Adler Memorial Holocaust Fund, created by her caring family and friends to honor the memory of Emanu-El’s longtime, generous member Elsie Adler. This program reflects her passion for preserving the memory of the Holocaust and educating each generation about this dark period in Jewish history.

All Religious School parents and temple members are welcome to attend.
Students in grades 5 through 7 will attend as part of their regular school day.

QUESTIONS? Contact the Religious School office at (212) 507-9546 or [email protected].

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Televox, 2017

Televox is a musical composition built from messages sent between people living and working along the new Northern-Line extension Battersea – Nine Elms – Kennington in South London, commissioned by Art on the Underground.

Following the route of the new Northern Line Extension (Kennington – Nine Elms – Battersea Power Station), the project opened a line of communication between communities in close geographic proximity. Smith drew inspiration from the history of the telegraph in Nine Elms, which provided a revolution in long distance communication in the nineteenth century. In contrast, the project offers a new form of short distance communication through musical telegraphy between neighbours.

As part of her initial research Smith presented a series of public research activities exploring ideas behind the project at Tate Modern for Tate Exchange between January and March 2017; and identified local residents, businesses and community groups located along the route of the new Northern Line Extension.

Smith walked the length of the Northern Line Extension in three days in June, collecting messages from local residents and businesses about what being a neighbour means to them. Participants were invited to contribute a ten-word message, the equivalent length of an old telegram message.

These messages were translated into Morse code, and then in to a musical score for a pianola.  The placement of the notes and timings were determined according to the geographic location from which the message was given.

The performance of the score, written for a Duo-Art Pianola premiered on Saturday 15 July 2017 at Battersea Power Station.

A series of posters based on the coded messages exchanged were exhibited across Northern line stations.


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Enfield Council Leads by Example

Published Wednesday, 28 January 2015

Enfield Council has revealed it has slashed its carbon footprint by 35 per cent in the last five years, saving almost £1 million per year on its energy bill.

The news, contained within Enfield Council's Enfield 2020 Annual Report, means that the Council is leading the way amongst UK local authorities in reducing the impact of its operations on climate change. The Council is well on course to meet its target of a 40 per cent reduction in its carbon emissions by 2020.

Recognising that many people struggle to relate climate change to their daily lives, Enfield 2020 focuses on 'What's in it for me?' The campaign uses key messages around saving money by saving energy, creating local jobs, improving our local environment, reducing waste and improving public health. This connects with people and encourages personal responsibility in a way not seen before.

Enfield Council's Cabinet Member for Environment and Community Safety, Cllr Chris Bond, said: "After comprehensively reviewing the way the Council conducts its business, we have invested more than £6 million to improve the energy performance of the Civic Centre, Charles Babbage House, Millfield Theatre, 11 large schools and Enfield's street lights.

"We have also increased the use of mobile technology and hot desks, whilst reducing the number of Council owned buildings which means that the Council is on track to deliver its target of a 40 per cent reduction in Enfield Council's carbon emissions by 2020, helping us to do our bit to tackle climate change."

Cllr Bond said "The Council takes huge pride in what we've achieved so far. We are not however resting on our laurels. If we're to help combat climate change, we need to also help the borough reduce its carbon footprint. Through our Enfield 2020 sustainability programme, we are making Enfield a better place to live, work and visit."

Enfield 2020 is making a real difference on the ground. There are over twenty case studies now available to download from the Enfield 2020 website. With over 50 large-scale sustainability projects in the Enfield 2020 Action Plan, local residents and businesses are benefitting from this pioneering approach.

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Thursday, 13 August 2015

How To Rip DVDs, Record Videos, And Convert Audio/Video Formats With VLC Media Player

VLC media player is a free and open source cross-platform multimedia player and framework that plays most multimedia files as well as DVDs, Audio CDs, VCDs, and various streaming protocols. VLC is a Simple, fast and powerful media player. VLC is the most popular media player because it plays everything of almost every format, but VLC can do a lot more things of which a normal user does not know about. In this post, I will show you how Rip DVDs, Record Videos, And Convert Audio/Video Formats With VLC Media Player.

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1) Rip DVDs:
You probably would never use it when there are better DVD rippers available, but it helps to know that you can in fact, get a decent quality DVD rip with VLC. To rip a movie follow these steps:

==> Go to the Media menu and choose Convert/ Save.

==> Click on the Disc tab.

* Here you can adjust the Starting Position and rip only specific titles or chapters.
* Enter file name making sure to end with .MPG, and start ripping.
* Click Save.
* It’s done!

2) Record videos:
With the new VLC, you can record videos during playback. The record button is hidden by default. To see it, click on View >> Advanced Control. The record button will appear.

Clicking on the button while playing a movie or video will start recording. Clicking again will stop the recording.

3) Convert Audio and Video formats:
In VLC you can convert video and audio files from one format to another. Several different formats are supported like MP4, WMV, AVI, OGG, MP3 etc. To access the converter:
* Go to Media >> Convert/Save.
* Load the file you want to convert using the Add button and click Convert.
* Now choose the output format and output file location.

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6-3-7, 11th in Spanish Primera División
Valverde: Messi can do anything he wants (0:27)
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10dSam Marsden

Barca, Espanyol must show respect - Valverde

I hope that everyone shows respect and that there's a good atmosphere," Barca coach Ernesto Valverde said of the Catalan derby with Espanyol.

EPA/Alberto Estevez
51dAssociated Press

Espanyol draw, fail to take La Liga lead

Espanyol conceded in injury time to draw Valladolid 1-1 and missed a chance to take the outright lead in La Liga on Friday.

Player Power Rankings: Luka Jovic scores five (2:49)
225dPA Sport

Atletico lose first La Liga game at home

Atletico Madrid slumped to their first La Liga home defeat of the season as they were beaten 2-0 by Espanyol at the Wanda Metropolitano Stadium.

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284dAdriana Garcia

Espanyol keeper discharged from hospital

Espanyol goalkeeper Diego Lopez has been discharged from hospital but will continue to rest at home after suffering a head trauma last weekend.

284dSam Marsden

Barca win Catalan Super Cup on penalties

Jasper Cillessen was the hero as Barcelona beat Espanyol 4-2 on penalties on Wednesday to lift the Catalan Super Cup, exacting revenge for last season

292dPA Sport

Real Madrid concede late, lose at Espanyol

Gerard Moreno scored with the final kick of the game to give Espanyol a deserved 1-0 victory over a much-changed Real Madrid side.

316dPA Sport

Pique saves Barca to extend club record

Barcelona extended their unbeaten run in La Liga to 22 games and set a new club record as they fought back to draw 1-1 with Espanyol.

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319dAdriana Garcia

Fiorentina's Sanchez joins Espanyol on loan

Fiorentina midfielder Carlos Sanchez has joined Espanyol on loan until the end of the season, the Spanish club announced.

325dPA Sport

Barcelona win as Coutinho makes debut

Goals from Lionel Messi and Luis Suarez guided Barcelona to a 2-0 victory over city rival Espanyol on Thursday and a place in the Copa del Rey semis.

RankingsSpanish Primera División

Goal Difference-3Tied-13th
Goals Scored17Tied-10th
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Repairing a swimming pool could be a big task that involves more than just fixing a simple leak or replacing a filter. You must hire a professional, experienced pool repair company to get your pool back into tip-top condition. Esposito Pools is your pool repair expert in Houston, specializing in pool repairs, remodels as well as pool cleaning and regular maintenance services. We understand your pool is your backyard oasis, and therefore, our service technicians and professionals go above and beyond to ensure your pool last for their full intended lifespan of 15 to 30 years.

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Experience in Pool Repair and Services Guarantees Complete Satisfaction

With a growing base of satisfied customers, Esposito Pools is the pool repair company in Houston that families know and trust. From simple improvements on your current pool to complete replacement of plumbing equipment, we offer a wide range of swimming pool repair services in Houston, Cypress and surrounding areas. We are licensed and insured to do pool repairs, pool cleaning, pool replaster, pool plastering in Houston and Cypress. Our fully trained and certified professionals have mastery over pool structure, regulations, building codes, filtration systems, pool equipment, plumbing, cleaning systems, electrical issues, decks, and code requirements.

Our Pool Repair Services in Houston include:

  • Plumbing and pool equipment repair
  • Pump, filter, and heater repair
  • Tile and deck repair
  • Filter repair and replacement
  • Pool leak detection and repair
  • Chlorinator repair and replacement
  • Pool liner repair and replacement
  • Resurfacing and pool tiling
  • Spa, skimmer and patio repairs
  • Common structural repairs
  • Clogged line repairs

Our expert technicians can deliver cost-effective repairs of any major brands of your pool equipment and can also handle pool replaster, plastering and weekly cleaning works for private, residential, and large commercial swimming pools. With over 20 years of experience and being a pool repair specialist in Houston, we provide outstanding pool repairs and cleaning services that you and your pool deserve. Nothing less than excellent!

Contact us today for your pool repair job in Houston. We will make it look like new! Give us a call today at (281) 931-5443.


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Our Monthly recording - Insight

On the third Friday of each month, our listeners are sent 'Insight' - a general interest audio magazine. Items on this very popular magazine include short stories, travelogues and seasonal or topical articles.

You can listen to the latest Insight recording from the Latest Recordings page.

In 1999, 'Insight' magazine was awarded a certificate of commendation in the BT Award of Excellence competition for Talking Newspaper Magazines.


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Fox Kids' Christmas Log Cake Decorating Work Shop

By Esther Rachel Lai. - 12/16/2015

Knowing how much Kylie loved getting her hands on craft and bakes, I was more than happy when I received an invitation to a Christmas Logcake Decorating Workshop at Vivo City hosted by FOX Kids & Baby and The Icing Room!

When we got to our destination, Kylie was half asleep but when she saw the workshop, her eyes widened with excitement!

I was initially expecting a miniature log cake but wow! Kylie got too decorate an actual log cake on her own! Love how they had plenty of different coloured icing & toppings such as sprinkles, edible hearts even a santa figurine & christmas tree as well!

I've always loved looking at her when she's focused like that.
& Ky being the greedy lil' rascal she is, sneaked a few mouthful of sprinkles while decorating!

Caught her eating...

& eating...

& eating!!!

She got a bit excited with her favourite rainbow sprinkles & poured them over the log cake like snow.

Actually, I think she got excited with everything and started spamming her whole cake with icing! When the boy beside her left after finishing his decorations, she actually grabbed his leftover piping bags and squeezed the everything onto her cake!

She squeezed so much chocolate icing that it covered the "Merry Christmas" topper. hahaha! Not exactly the prettiest cake but she seemed rather pleased with it!

Little rascal goofing around with her cake that she got to bring home in the most adorable box!

Thank you FOX Kids & Baby and The Icing Room for organising the workshop and having us! You can tell Kylie really enjoyed herself!

& also, thank you FOX Kids & Baby once again for the early Christmas gifts! The girls are incredibly blessed & we're deeply humbled by your generosity! I can't wait to dress the Kylie & Megan up and snap plenty of pictures of them in their gorgeous new clothes! Will definitely be posting their #ootd shots on instagram (@estherachel) so keep a look out!

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  1. Nice to see kids enjoying themselves creating. The gifts from FOX Kids & Baby are awesome.

  2. Nice to see kids enjoying themselves creating. The gifts from FOX Kids & Baby are awesome.

  3. Your photos are so beautiful with the cute kid. I am not a mom yet but I am so happy to see your pictures. Hoping you will have a great Christmas on this year.

    1. Thank you! I hope you'll have a great christmas too!


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Jersey Shore/G.S.V. Little League: Welcome

Welcome to Jersey Shore/GSV Little League
The Greater Susquehanna Valley Little League is home to Avis, Jersey Shore, and Salladasburg Area Little League Associations.
Boys and Girls ages 4-14!
Home of the
2012 St Mary's Tournament Runner Up
2010 Little League 9-10 yr old District 12 runner ups
2010 Little League 10-11 yr old District 12 runner ups
2009 Little League 12 yr old District 12 champs, Section 3 champs, Western PA finalists
2009 Little League 11 yr old Distrct 12 Runner up & St Mary's Tournament Champions
2009 10-11 Girls Softball District 12 Champions

If you have any questions about little league in your area, please feel free to click on the "contact us" area on this page and your request will be forwarded to the correct area.

Jersey Shore GSV is focused on Little League baseball and the charter holder for baseball for all leagues listed above. Softball is under JSASLL and holds the charter for the above leagues along with Woolrich for softball

GSV also offers the Challenger Division for boys and girls.

Wednesday, December 28

2017 Baseball registration for Avis, Jersey Shore and Salladasburg areas will begin on (January 10th CANCELLED). January 11th from 6-8 pm at the Masonic Lodge in Jersey Shore. Fees are $50 for the first player and $45 for any additional in the same family. Each area will have separate/different fundraiser fees also. Each area will have additional dates for registration within their own area. See your area websites or information sites for more information on those dates and times. Save time at registration and use the "Handouts" section of this site for registration paperwork.

ALL player must submit three (3) proofs of residency, one from each of the following groups:

Group 1: Driver's License, Vehicle Records (registration, lease, etc.), Employment Records, Insurance Documents

Group 2: Welfare/child care records, Federal Records (Federal tax, Social Security, etc. ), State records, Local (municipal records) , Support Payment records, Homeowner or tenant records, Military Records

Group 3: Voter's Registration, Utility Bills (gas, electric, water/sewer, phone, mobile phone, heating, waste disposal), Financial Records, Medical Records, Internet, Cable, or Satellite records

Players must submit a copy of his/her birth certificate if he/she is a new player or if the certificate is not verified as on file.


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Isaiah’s ‘Just So’ Story: How God’s People ‘Get’ Justice and Righteousness

Monday, 1 December 2014  | Caroline Batchelder

‘Justice and righteousness’ (mišpā and ĕdāqȃ in Hebrew) are much-discussed features of the Old Testament book of Isaiah. As has often been noted, they are among other features of Isaiah which change and develop as the book unfolds.[1] I will briefly review this development in Isaiah’s use of justice and righteousness, and enquire as to the reason for these changes; in particular, what this has to do with the getting of justice and righteousness for the people of God.

Appearing most commonly as a word pair in Isaiah 1-39 (either together or in some form of parallel), the combination mišpā and ĕdāqȃ is often understood to express the single concept ‘social justice’.[2] It characteristically refers to the requirements of tȏrȃ and covenant, and Yahweh’s insistence that Yahweh’s people live accordingly (see Isaiah 1:21, 27; 5:7, 10:1–4, etc);[3] that is, that they behave in a way that reflects the character of their God (5:16). Isaiah’s vision of the ‘fullness of the whole earth’ as the glory of a holy God (Isaiah 6:3) requires that Yahweh’s people live consistently with Yahweh’s holiness; that mišpā and ĕdāqȃ characterise their lives also.

If they do not so live, they will face Yahweh’s judgement (1:27-28).[4] The book of Isaiah opens with Yahweh lamenting, calling heaven and earth to witness, over just this lack of conformity to the character and ‘likeness’ of their God. As the unfolding saga shows, the people’s failure to do mišpā  and ĕdāqȃ (1:21) leads to exile from their land, and the loss of king, temple, and cult—in fact of almost all their principal identifying features. In ‘tongue and deeds’, Yahweh’s people showed their true identity to be ‘against the eyes of his glory’ (Isaiah 3:8).

However, in the second section of Isaiah (chapters 40-55), which appears to address the people in exile, mišpā and ĕdāqȃ always appear separately rather than paired.[5] They are typically used quite differently, often (and perhaps surprisingly, given their earlier pattern of use) expressing ‘the unconditional nature of the covenant promises’.[6] Mišpā in these chapters is characteristically something belonging to Yahweh alone (40:14, 41:1, 51:4), which Yahweh sovereignly gives to Yahweh’s people, as is ĕdāqȃ (and its variants, 42:6, 45:8, 23, 46:12-13). In Isaiah 40-55, mišpā and ĕdāqȃ seem to be about Yahweh’s faithfulness to Yahweh’s own covenant promises.[7] In another component of chapters 40-55, Yahweh’s people, ‘Jacob-Israel’, expect that Yahweh will pay attention to their mišpā (‘my mišpā’, 40:27, 49:4). The people are so-named, perhaps, to evoke their patriarchal forefather, who was ‘exiled’ to Mesopotamia, and whose life was thus preserved.[8]

The third section of Isaiah (chapters 56-66), opens with Yahweh’s commands to ‘keep mišpā!’ and ‘do ĕdāqȃ!’, paralleled with Yahweh’s reason, ‘for my salvation is coming near, and my righteousness is revealing itself’ (56:1). This couplet effectively holds together human and divine righteousness.[9] John Oswalt has suggested that chapters 56-66 act as a commentary on both Isaiah’s preceding sections, providing a synthesis of ‘divine faithfulness and human obedience’,[10] and that the just and righteous living required in 56-66 is not achieved by human exertion, but is ‘a gift of God’, given by ‘His Spirit in them’, (59:21).[11] But what further guidance does Isaiah give its readers in participating in the process of holding together human righteousness with divine righteousness, and human justice with divine justice?

Isaiah goes beyond describing this synthesis, and as a text works to ‘raise up’ its readers as doers of mišpā and ĕdāqȃ, through and by the figure of the Servant.

Thus it speaks to Christians today as inheritors of the covenant and of its charges in relation to the nations, and as disciples of Jesus, in whom the figure of the Servant is fully ‘made flesh’ (e.g. Matt 20:28 [Isaiah 52:13-53:12 ‘in a nutshell’[12]], Luke 3:22 [Isaiah 42:1] and throughout the gospels).

This ‘raising up’ of Isaiah’s readers as agents of mišpā and ĕdāqȃ is evident throughout Isaiah 40-55. Isaiah 40, opening with Yahweh’s voice proclaiming ‘comfort’ to an exiled people, poses what at first seems to be a rhetorical question: ‘Who is like Yahweh?’ (40:18, 25). Indeed, the series of questions that precede this culminating question evokes a double answer: firstly ‘Yahweh’ (‘Who has measured the waters… marked off the heavens… weighed the mountains…?’ 40:12), and in the next breath, ‘surely no one!’ (‘Who has directed the spirit of Yahweh… has instructed him …has taught him the path of mišpā…?’, 40:13-14). And yet, at just this juncture, the first of what have been called the ‘idol polemics’ (that is, short descriptive, even mocking verses about the manufacture of false images), emerge in the poetry. It has been suggested that these were inserted into the poetry from another source, or were provided as light relief to Isaiah’s serious message, or were perhaps part of a misguided contemporary commentary on Babylonian religion.[13] However, in the unfolding logic of Isaiah’s poetry, they function as the wrong answer to chapter 40’s culminating question, ‘Who is like Yahweh?’ The false images do not represent the true God of the whole earth. They clearly represent false gods, and (though Isaiah does not explicitly use this language), they represent a false mišpā which produces ‘nothing’, neither ‘good [nor] evil’ (41:22-24): it is not the mišpā that belongs to Yahweh, and does not produce any kind of righteousness.

This ‘wrong answer’ enables Isaiah’s audience, to see two things: firstly, that the figure of the Servant of Yahweh, the one charged with establishing Yahweh’s mišpā (the charge in which Israel and Judah failed in Isaiah 1-39), emerges in the poetry in contrast to the idols as the right answer to the question of ‘who is like Yahweh?’ (41:28-42:4). Notably, as well as ‘constructing’ the figure of the Servant entirely in relation to Yahweh, with the repeated goal of establishing Yahweh’s own mišpā (42:1, 3, 4), this description also evokes Yahweh as artisan (42:5), in stark contrast to the trembling human artisans who struggle to construct a false image and get it to stand firm (40:20, 41:6-7). Secondly, it progressively—and chillingly (see 43:24)—emerges that Jacob-Israel, Yahweh’s own people, have in fact been a false representation, a false image of Yahweh in the earth. They did neither the mišpā nor the ĕdāqȃ that is characteristic of their God, and that is required of them by covenant. Their concern for mišpā has instead been a concern for their own rights and requirements (see ‘my mišpā’, 40:27), rather than to represent and serve their creator and lord as Yahweh’s likeness before—and now exiled amongst—the nations of the earth.

Though all identifying features might seem lost in exile, ‘likeness’ to Yahweh (Genesis 1:27), given to humanity before dominion, before sovereignties and nations, before (and underlying) the covenant relationship between Yahweh and Israel, is the fundamental identifying feature of humanity created by God. This is consistent with the conspicuous ‘international’ flavour of Isaiah’s message (see 40:5; 41:1; 42:1, 10; 49:1 and throughout). Isaiah 40-55 seeks to raise up Yahweh’s likeness again in the covenant people, not only as the key to regaining their lost identity, but as a ‘light to the nations’ (40:6, 49:6), looking to the final gathering of the earth’s nations to Zion, the place where Yahweh is Lord (Isaiah 2:2-4). In this restoration of likeness to Yahweh is Jacob-Israel’s ultimate comfort, and the ‘nearness’ of their God (50:8).

So, Isaiah 40-55 develops the figure of the Servant as the true likeness of Yahweh. This figure emerges gradually through four major sections of poetry in Isaiah 40-55 (traditionally called the ‘Servant Songs’),[14] not only as an invitation to exiled Israel to re-learn and re-enact the likeness of Yahweh, and so to become a people fitted to return to Zion, but as a means of re-learning, and so returning. The Servant Songs act as a ‘roadmap’ for the practice of mišpā and ĕdāqȃ in human life and community. The Servant, ‘named’ as the one who serves the Lord Yahweh,  is the one in whom divine justice and righteousness are rightly served in human life, a sign and an invitation to the nations, amongst whom Israel are exiled (Isaiah 56:3-8).

Isaiah pictures the return of Yahweh’s people together with the coming of the nations, amongst whom they were nurtured (49:22-23). This is not only a physical return to Israel’s forfeited land, but is firstly a return to Yahweh as Lord, as a people re-formed in Yahweh’s true likeness before the nations; who rightly ‘answer’ the question of Yahweh’s likeness by doing mišpā and ĕdāqȃ (see 41:28, 50:2), and who are just so fitted for return. As Isaiah makes clear, the Servant only does what he hears Yahweh saying (50:4). The Servant is so aligned with Yahweh that he is described as Yahweh’s own arm (51:9, 53:1, 59:16). The return of the people to Yahweh as Lord, will be through the figure of the Servant, by the ‘way’ charted by his relation to Yahweh, and finally, though it is not the subject of this essay, by the Servant’s offering of his fully just and righteous life on their behalf (Isaiah 53:5, 10).[15] After this offering, the singular noun ‘servant’ in the poetry of Isaiah, gives way to the plural ‘servants’, as ‘many’ are raised up in Yahweh’s likeness (53:11-12, 54:17).

As we travel through the poetry of Isaiah, we as readers are brought to confront our own ‘false imagery’ of Yahweh.  The false images in Isaiah 40–48 are ‘all show’, using the latest technology (as indicated by the specialist words in 44:12-13), and the most gifted artisans (42:6-7), but ultimately are ‘ashes’ in the worshipper’s mouth instead of real food; they are literally ‘cut from the same piece’ as other self-maintaining human endeavours (44:18 – 20). When we are tempted to substitute glossy advertising for daily and costly obedience, to tick the box of ‘worship’ by staging a weekly performance instead of experimenting with and developing the many and various activities of a worshipping community; when we settle for slogans and popular psychology rather than wrestling daily to hear and obey the Word of God, when we adulate the ‘big name’ high-achieving ‘celebrity Christian’ rather than becoming the unnamed, listening, persevering servant: these may seem to grow the church, but will ultimately leave us bowing down to false images, with only ashes in our mouth.

The unnamed Servant demonstrates that the one who ‘brings out mišpā to the nations’, Yahweh’s just and righteous order in the earth (42:1, 3, 4), is firstly faithful in the humble, intimate practices of daily hearing and obedience: taught daily by Yahweh’s word, doing and teaching it daily himself (50:4–9). For those looking for specific examples, Isaiah 40–55 is known for its lack of concrete referents. Indeed, these may have been removed, so that these chapters are ‘directed to the future… almost purely theological’, and so applicable to any age,[16] coming now to us. They challenge us, their reader, to ‘make them flesh’ as servants of Yahweh in our own generation. We who would be part of a just and righteous order under the lordship of Yahweh in the earth, must supply our own concrete referents by our own daily faithful hearing and serving after the pattern of the Servant. This close connection between humble, daily obedience (and perseverance through suffering in carrying it out) and the world-wide task of the Servant in ‘bringing out mišpā’ is one of the most striking aspects of Isaiah 40–55, challenging Christian readers of Isaiah today to be faithful first in humble, intimate things, and trust the God who always has the ‘ends of the earth’ in view.

As we read, let us hear the invitation to be raised up with the faithful Servant as one of ‘the many’ being restored to the image and likeness of our God. Let the poetry give us voice to speak with the faithful Servant the answer for which Yahweh is looking in the earth (50:4–9). We cannot answer the question of the likeness of Yahweh only with words, but must answer as humans and human communities who do mišpā and ĕdāqȃ, humbly and daily, and who just so are like our God. How do I act for justice and righteousness in my family and workplace? How does my family serve God in our street, amongst our neighbours? What issues of justice and righteousness are there in my suburb, and how can my small group act for justice and righteousness? How does my church contribute to justice and righteousness in my city? Just so are our lives to be preserved amongst the nations, and in our return to Zion, as we are ‘like’ Yahweh in righteousness and justice, just so we will bring the nations with us.

Caroline Batchelder is researching the book of Isaiah for her PhD through Morling College, Sydney.

[1] These differences lie behind the reason for the traditional division of Isaiah into three parts, chapters 1-39, 40-55, and 56-66. See a brief discussion of the history in Joseph Blenkinsopp, Isaiah 40-55: A New Translation with Introduction and Commentary, ed. W.F.Albright and D.N.Freedman, The Anchor Bible (London: Yale University Press, 2002). 41-42.

[2] Thomas C. Leclerc, Yahweh is Exalted in Justice: Solidarity and Conflict in Isaiah (Minneapolis: Fortress, 2001), 11.

[3] John N. Oswalt, “Righteousness in Isaiah: A Study of the Function of Chapters 55-66 in the Present Structure of the Book,” in Writing and Reading the Scroll of Isaiah: Studies of an Interpretive Tradition, vol. 1, ed. Craig C. Broyles and Craig A. Evans (Leiden: Brill, 1997), 181.

[4] Cf, Deuteronomy 16:20.

[5] Oswalt, “Righteousness in Isaiah,” 186.

[6] Oswalt, “Righteousness in Isaiah,” 182, my emphasis.

[7] Oswalt, “Righteousness in Isaiah,” 187.

[8] See Genesis 27:41-28:5. Blenkinsopp, Isaiah 40-55: 194.

[9] See the discussion in Leclerc, Exalted in Justice: 133.

[10] Oswalt, “Righteousness in Isaiah,” 189.

[11] Oswalt, “Righteousness in Isaiah,” 190.

[12] Henri Blocher, The Songs of the Servant  (London: InterVarsity Press, 1975). 16.

[13] See Richard J. Clifford, “The function of idol passages in Second Isaiah,” Catholic Biblical Quarterly 42, no. 4 (1980): 451, and James Barr, “Themes from the Old Testament for the elucidation of the new creation,” Encounter 31, no. 1 (1970): 28.

[14] Arguably Isaiah 42:1-9, 49:1-12, 50:4-9, and 52:13-53:12.

[15] On this, see Andrew Sloane, “Justice and the atonement in the Book of Isaiah,” Trinity Journal 34, no. 1 (2013).

[16] Brevard S. Childs, Introduction to the Old Testament as Scripture  (London: SCM Press, 1979), 326.

Gordon Preece
December 2, 2014, 2:17PM
Terrific piece thanks, Caroline. It acts as an Isaian corrective to both a flattening out of mispat and sedekah as social justice operating independently of God's and humanity's true (but derived) character as God's image and the ACL hierarchy that exalts personal righteousness over social justice. Much to learn for all parties.

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Ice hockey in Maribor started in 1947. At the time there were 2 teams, Železničar and Polet. Both joined together in early 1950's under Železničar banner. After that ice hockey was played on and off, depending on weather conditions as there was no ice rink until 19xx. Maribor senior hockey team was recreated in 1993 and has played in Slovenian championships ever since with the exception of 1999/00 season.

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With news of Gloucester High School girls planning to become pregnant making local, national and international headlines, Mayor Carolyn Kirk says she has not confirmed the existence of a “pact” among students, and that there is no evidence to believe that there was one.

“There’s been a lot of emphasis placed on whether or not there was a pact. The reason it’s important for the leadership to know, meaning the chair of the School Committee, superintendent, and myself, is because if there was knowledge of one by anyone associated with this situation, why did they not come forward? This is a serious question that I am looking to get answers on,” Kirk said.

In a Time magazine article published last week, Gloucester High School Principal Joseph Sullivan was attributed as saying there was a pact among students to become pregnant. Response to the article threw Gloucester into the media spotlight, putting pressure on city and school officials to determine if the pact did or did not exist.

“We need to know if the proper notification was done up the ranks,” Kirk said. “If there was one, why didn’t they come forward?” Kirk said school staff has an obligation to report such information so that an intervention could put in place.

In a press conference held Monday afternoon, Kirk, Superintendent Christopher Farmer, and School Committee Chairman Greg Verga addressed the media. Sullivan was not present at the press conference, held in City Hall’s Kyrouz Auditorium.

“I wasn’t comfortable with having the principal here, because I haven’t had verification of any of his statements,” Kirk said.

“There were a group of girls who were being pregnancy tested with a regularity that would lead one to the conclusion … that they were not trying very hard not to get pregnant. We also understand that some of them expressed pleasure at being pregnant,” Farmer said.

The students have not been questioned by Farmer or by Kirk. Farmer would not comment on whether he will continue an investigation into a pact, and Kirk said she will not be investigating it further.

“If the girls want to speak with me, my door is open,” she said. “This is a private matter with their families. We are going to respect that.”

Over the weekend, Farmer questioned Sullivan about where he had heard about the pact, and at the press conference Farmer said Sullivan was unable to recall where he had learned that information. Farmer has interviewed the guidance counselors at the high school, and none of them were able to confirm existence of a pact.

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Prior to the meeting and press conference, Farmer spoke with Kathleen Kingsbury, the Time magazine reporter who quoted Sullivan saying that some of the girls were intentionally becoming pregnant.

Farmer said the questions “Was there any evidence of a pact that a group of girls were collectively intending to become pregnant?” and “Were there a group of pregnant girls who, by virtue of their common circumstance, came together to talk about supporting one another as they bring up their babies?” are two very different questions.

“The Time journalist tells me she did not distinguish between those two situations in her discussions,” Farmer said, adding, “I believe the issue of a pact has been greatly overstated.”

Over the next two months, the School Committee will be making policy decisions to be put in place regarding student pregnancies.

At present, the student health clinic does not have the authority to distribute contraceptives. Nurse Practitioner Kim Daly and Dr. Brian Orr have resigned from the clinic, effective June 12, because they felt Addison Gilbert Hospital, which backs the clinic, would not support the distribution of contraceptives. The decision to make contraceptives available in the school lies with the School Committee, but would need the approval of the hospital for the policy to be put in place.

“I’m not comfortable with the confidential contraceptives, but I’m not at all comfortable with nothing. There’s got to be something in between,” said Verga. He suggested the possibility of introducing contraceptives in stages. “As a father, I don’t think confidential is the way to go right now. I’m not final in my answer, I’ve got to hear what people say.”

Verga and his wife, both Gloucester High School graduates of the Class of 1986, were expecting a child during their senior year. They married that August, and their daughter was born in December 1986. He said that while he has no regrets, he does not advise students to become pregnant.

“It’s not easy for these kids. It’s not going to be easy,” he said.

Kirk has given Public Health Director Jack Vondras the task of researching the issue and putting together a panel of experts to meet with the School Committee before they make policy decisions.

“I will be looking at the issues of teen pregnancy, teen pregnancy trends and consequences, the impact on youth, current methods for addressing issues of teen pregnancy, options considered for Gloucester, and recommendation for the School Committee,” Vondras said.

As mayor, Kirk is a voting member of the School Committee. She served on that committee for two terms prior to her election as mayor.

“We are bringing in experts, research-based information, as well as examples of what works in other school districts in order to guide the School Committee to comprehensive approach that is in the best interest of Gloucester children, our families, and our community,” Kirk said.

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