Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Share on Facebook Tweet on Twitter From Family FeaturesA family getaway is the perfect chance to unwind and reconnect with loved ones away from the distractions of daily life. However, peak travel times like Memorial Day and the Fourth of July weekend are some of the busiest times of the year, which can mean limited options.Booking travel early not only gives you more time to get excited leading up to your trip – it gives you more time to plan, helping take some of the stress out of family vacation.“The key is to book vacation homes before traffic peaks, so you’ll find the best selection for the amount you want to pay,” said Melanie Fish, Vrbo family travel expert. “There are clear times when demand surges. Booking your stay before that surge ensures you’ll get that house with a pool right on the beach or that mountain cabin with enough beds for all the cousins.”If you’re considering one of these high travel periods for a family trip in 2020, get ahead of the curve with these tips for advance booking dates from the travel experts at Vrbo.Memorial Day Marking the beginning of summer, Memorial Day is an ideal time for a beach getaway. Two of the top destinations are on the shores of Alabama alongside Santa Rosa Beach in Florida’s Emerald Coast. Make travel plans by mid-April so you can soak up the sunshine and get away from it all to celebrate the long weekend.SummerSummer is the ultimate time to take a family beach vacation, and for the best selection, you’ll want to make reservations before the end of April, especially if you’re considering a vacation home. Staying in a vacation home can take the stress out of a family summer vacation, particularly as extra space means extra bedrooms for the adults to relax after the kids go to bed. Top destinations with many vacation homes to choose from include Panama City Beach, Florida; Gulf Shores, Alabama; and Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.Fourth of July Fourth of July falls on a Friday this year, which means families from coast to coast will be enjoying a long weekend together, whether it’s the immediate clan or extended relatives, too. Be sure to make travel arrangements by late May for the best selection and rates. The Florida and Alabama coasts are popular choices for a mid-summer getaway.Labor DayOften considered the final hurrah of summer, Labor Day weekend is the perfect time to kick back and relax. A vacation home at the lake or beach can allow you to take advantage of amenities like outdoor grills so you can enjoy one last sun-kissed meal with the family. Make plans by the end of July, especially if you’re considering a popular destination like Myrtle Beach.Find more travel tips and start planning your family getaway at vrbo.com.Photo courtesy of Getty ImagesSOURCE:Vrbo LEAVE A REPLY Cancel reply Free webinar for job seekers on best interview answers, hosted by Goodwill June 11 TAGSGetawaysholidaystravelVRBOWeekend Getaways Previous articleHighest income earners in Florida taxed at 2.3% rateNext articleSummer Travel Series: Sintra Village, the Portuguese Fairy Tale Denise Connell RELATED ARTICLESMORE FROM AUTHOR Please enter your name here Support conservation and fish with NEW Florida specialty license plate Please enter your comment! You have entered an incorrect email address! Please enter your email address here The Anatomy of Fear read more

Photographs Architects: Estudio Abramzon, Estudio ZZarq Area Area of this architecture project Apartments Argentina ArchDaily Year:  Projects CopyApartments•Colegiales, Argentina “COPY” Lead Architects: Diego Abramzon, Claudio Zlotnik , Daniel Gimpelewicz Conde Housing – Entreverdes Colegiales / Estudio Abramzon + Estudio ZZarq ShareFacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsappMailOrhttps://www.archdaily.com/950721/conde-housing-nil-entreverdes-colegiales-estudio-abramzon-plus-estudio-zzarq Clipboard Save this picture!© Fernando Schapochnik+ 36Curated by Clara Ott Share Conde Housing – Entreverdes Colegiales / Estudio Abramzon + Estudio ZZarqSave this projectSaveConde Housing – Entreverdes Colegiales / Estudio Abramzon + Estudio ZZarq CopyAbout this officeEstudio AbramzonOfficeFollowEstudio ZZarqOfficeFollowProductConcrete#TagsProjectsBuilt ProjectsSelected ProjectsResidential ArchitectureHousingApartmentsColegialesOn FacebookArgentinaPublished on November 03, 2020Cite: “Conde Housing – Entreverdes Colegiales / Estudio Abramzon + Estudio ZZarq” [Edificio Conde – Entreverdes Colegiales / Estudio Abramzon + Estudio ZZarq] 03 Nov 2020. 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Personalize your stream and start following your favorite authors, offices and users.Go to my stream Photographs:  Fernando Schapochnik Area:  4168 m² Year Completion year of this architecture project ShareFacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsappMailOrhttps://www.archdaily.com/950721/conde-housing-nil-entreverdes-colegiales-estudio-abramzon-plus-estudio-zzarq Clipboard 2019 “COPY” Developer:HormigazDesign Team:Gerardo Guagnino, Nelson Korenblum, Nancy Bosi, Juan Savone, Gisela Heffes, Sofia Grau, Ana Carolina Zunino, Celina Weidmann, Carolina Baraldo, Marcos Tonelli, Leonardo Epelman, Belen Britos, Martin Mastrantonio, Luisina Bartolucci, Mauricio Di Candia, Nicolas Oro, Juan Dillon, Debora Luna, Mariana Sotelo, Marcos Marzoratti, Agustin Guzman, Solcire VegaLandscaping:Andrea PiperataCity:ColegialesCountry:ArgentinaMore SpecsLess SpecsSave this picture!© Fernando SchapochnikRecommended ProductsMetallicsStudcoWall Stop Ends – EzyCapMetallicsKriskadecorMetal Fabric – Outdoor CladdingWoodLunawoodThermowood FacadesEnclosures / Double Skin FacadesIsland Exterior FabricatorsCurtain Wall Facade Systems“Entreverdes Colegiales” it is located in the intersection between VirreyOlaguer y Feliu and Conde on the site of an old factory with a development of 26 meters from one side and the other a with a front of 17.32 meters. The property of 5 lots of land with an exit to both streets forming an ´L´ shape, is completed as a particular feature, one section is introduced linearly and parallel to the courtyard.Save this picture!© Fernando SchapochnikSave this picture!Save this picture!© Fernando SchapochnikThe building is conformed by three blocks: two on Virrey Olager y Feliu (Northwest) and Conde (Southwest); and on the other hand, one part gets into the center of the block and takes advantage of air and views facing Northeast. The central courtyard, the vertical and horizontal circulation elements are the main protagonists of the building.Save this picture!© Fernando SchapochnikSave this picture!Save this picture!© Fernando SchapochnikThe central courtyard, with a swimming pool and a deck made of lapacho wood, conform a meeting place found in the first level. This resource gives more value to it, decreases the scale of the building, expands the space, and improves the sunlight through all the area. Underneath this patio on ground floor, the multiuse room, the gymnasium, part of the garage can be found. The rest of the garage is in the basement.Save this picture!© Fernando SchapochnikThe main material of the building is concrete, stony, and gray. The masonry was finished with textured plaster to match the concrete and the metal elements such as railings were also painted with this aesthetic. This neutral color palette allows natural elements to shine the fullest and to be the main protagonists of the building: wood, water, plants, and the light that reveals the intersection between engineering and sculpture.Save this picture!© Fernando SchapochnikSave this picture!© Fernando SchapochnikTowards the street, a system of vertical sunshade with an irregular rhythm, helps to protect the building from the Western sun and provides privacy. The building rises on Conde Street giving a different response to the concerns of its neighbors, on the North it takes the municipal line and a height of 12 meters, on the South it withdraws and rises to 15 meters. On the West side it takes the lines of the corner building again and finally on the East it adopts a friendly scale with the existing houses, waiting for the natural growth proposed by the current urban regulations.Save this picture!© Fernando SchapochnikIn the interior, long horizontal bridges separate the building by slashes that structure the space of the central patio, being the vehicle of light, air and green. On the east side, the bridges cross in front of the elevator block and the staircase, the morning sun vibrates in the central courtyard with a game of shadows and reflections over the water mirror. In the open spaces, the climate, the vegetation, the aromas are present with no interruption from the street to the entrance of each apartment. Units enjoy generous expansions; also, the accessible terraces have views to the treetops and neighbor’s roof.Save this picture!© Fernando SchapochnikThe lucky scale of this Buenos Aires neighborhood, the light, the visuals, the sound, the atmosphere, is the conceptual material with which we project this building and we want to transmit for life in Entreverdes.Save this picture!© Fernando SchapochnikProject gallerySee allShow lessAGORA Business Incubator / CoCo architectureSelected ProjectsOpen Call: Counter-Territories, an International Urban and Art Competition and Digit…Student CompetitionsProject locationAddress:Virrey Olaguer y Feliú 3180, C1426ECH CABA, ArgentinaLocation to be used only as a reference. It could indicate city/country but not exact address. Share read more

National days of action were held from Jan. 15, the birthday of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., to Jan. 19, the national holiday commemorating him. Activists with the People’s Power Assembly, the Black Lives Matter movement and many others joined forces to reclaim King’s anti-racist legacy and demand an end to police brutality and murder. Events were held in dozens of cities in the U.S. and Canada.Because of the force of the movement unfurled by the racist cop killings of Eric Garner and Michael Brown last year, the corporate-owned press gave some media coverage to many of the MLK actions. The Jan. 19 New York Times admitted, “Even in small towns, the events of recent years affected the celebrations.”Below are accounts from several cities based on reports by Workers World Party activists.BaltimoreA “Strike Against Racism” march and rally tied up traffic in the Harbor East shopping area of downtown Baltimore on the evening of Jan. 15. Some 400 people voiced their opposition to brutal police tactics, including the arrest of a young organizer just a few hours before the rally.The King Day rally was called by the People’s Power Assembly, Fight Imperialism, Stand Together (FIST) and the Baltimore chapter of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference. There was good representation from unions, including UNITE HERE Local 7 and 32BJ of the Service Employees. Other contingents included the youth group FIST and Workers World Party.The rally’s designated emcee, Sara Benjamin, was picked up by police in front of the college where she was registering for classes. In a deliberate tactic to obstruct and intimidate that day’s demonstration, the 23-year-old was arrested and held on a year-old warrant for a misdemeanor.Benjamin, who is African-American, had traveled to Ferguson, Mo., with her five-year-old daughter to support the movement for justice after the fatal police shooting of unarmed teenager Michael Brown. She came back to Baltimore determined to help build the movement against racism in this highly segregated city.PPA organizer Sharon Black stated, “We will be planning protests at the women’s jail every day until Benjamin is released. We consider her arrest and jailing racist and egregious.”The next morning, march organizer Andre Powell announced a press conference in front of police headquarters to demand Benjamin’s release and “take up our strenuous objections to the growing repression by the Baltimore Police Department against our protests.”Benjamin was bailed out Jan. 16 and released a strong statement about her outrageous treatment by police.BostonThose attending Mayor Martin Walsh’s “State of the City” address on Jan. 13 were greeted by picketing community activists, students, union members, homeless people made refugees by the closing of Long Island Shelter and Homeless Services, and Boston Black Lives Matter. The protesters withstood 17-degree temperatures to send a message about the real state of the city.Black Lives Matter activists demanded an end to police brutality and all forms of discrimination, and full recognition of human rights. Others demanded full employment, decent housing, quality education, and an end to the school-to-prison pipeline, mass incarceration and the prison-industrial complex.Activists with the Boston School Bus Drivers, United Steelworkers Local 8751, demanded that the city dump the Veolia Corp. (now called Transdev), which has been trying to bust their union, and rehire four fired union leaders. They called on the mayor to use his authority to reach a just contract settlement with the drivers and to drop frame-up charges against Steve Kirschbaum, the chair of the union’s grievance committee.Two days later, on Jan. 15,  activists who described themselves as “a diverse group of LGBTQA, white, pan-Asian and [email protected] people acting in solidarity with Black Lives Matter” blocked traffic on Interstate 93 during the morning rush hour. In a press release, they said they would “place our bodies in the street for … the same amount of time Mike Brown lay dying in the streets” in order to “disrupt a capitalist structure that has been built on the physical and economic exploitation of Black bodies.” Twenty-nine of them were arrested.ChicagoOn Jan. 15, Chicago activists and community members, led by youth of color, held a march and rally of about 200 aimed at reclaiming Dr. King’s legacy. The intergenerational coalition included grade and high school students, young adults and longtime activists. Marchers rallied near the University of Illinois at Chicago and then marched to the Cook County Juvenile Detention Center.New York On Jan. 15, the People’s Power Assembly and Occu-Evolve organized a “Strike Against Racism” in New York City in honor of Dr. King’s legacy of resistance. Activists gathered at the African Burial Grounds in lower Manhattan to pay homage to enslaved Africans. Protesters marched to Wall Street and then held a short rally at the Manhattan Correctional Center to show solidarity with prisoners. A die-in was held at the entrance to the Staten Island Ferry to symbolize the July 17 chokehold death of Eric Garner by police in Staten Island, followed by another rally at City Hall. The day’s event culminated with another die-in at Grand Central Station.About 700 people gathered in Union Square on Jan. 19 to commemorate King’s life and to demand an end to police killing of Black and Brown people. Black Lives Matter, the Peoples Power Assembly, Ocu-Evolve, the Coalition Against Police Violence and the Green Party all had contingents in the ensuing march to Foley Square. Another mass march was held in Harlem.Despite a massive ice storm that made travel mostly impossible, more than 80 people attended Woodstock‘s 25th Annual Birthday Tribute to Martin Luther King Jr. on Jan. 18. Speakers included Pam Africa, of International Concerned Family and Friends of Mumia Abu-Jamal; Suzanne Ross, of the Free Mumia Abu-Jamal Coalition (NYC); and Woodstock Town Supervisor Jeremy Wilbur.Activists in Buffalo held a “March and Rally for Justice” on Jan. 19 called by the Buffalo Anti-Racism Coalition. Speakers demanded “economic justice [and] an end to mass incarceration, … the school-to-prison pipeline, and to systemic racism and militarism that murders poor, black, and brown people across the planet for the sake of profit.”PhiladelphiaSome 10,000 people took to the Philadelphia streets in what participants and organizers are calling the biggest Martin Luther King Jr. Day march in the city’s history. Billed as the “MLK Day of Action, Resistance and Empowerment,” two rallies and a march through Center City raised three general demands: an end to stop-and-frisk police tactics and the creation of an empowered police review board; a citywide minimum wage of $15 per hour and the right to a union; and a fully funded, community-controlled school system.Speakers included Tanya Brown and Abbus Sabor — whose family members were brutalized by Philadelphia police — student activists, and faith and labor leaders. Civil rights attorney Michael Coard discussed the brutal treatment of Black people by Philadelphia cops and courts. Anti-gentrification organizer and professor of African Studies Dr. Tony Monteiro spoke about Dr. King’s relevance to the ongoing struggle against institutional racism.By all accounts, the stated purpose to “reclaim MLK Day” in the name of militant direct action was a resounding success.Ellie Dorritie, G. Dunkel, René Imperato, Monica Moorehead, Matty Starrdust and J. White contributed to this report.WW photos: G. Dunkel / Greg Butterfield / Ellie Dorritie / J. White / Cheryl LaBashFacebookTwitterWhatsAppEmailPrintMoreShare thisFacebookTwitterWhatsAppEmailPrintMoreShare this read more

Pasadena Will Allow Vaccinated People to Go Without Masks in Most Settings Starting on Tuesday Top of the News HerbeautyCostume That Makes Actresses Beneath Practically UnrecognizableHerbeautyHerbeautyHerbeautyYou Can’t Go Past Our Healthy Quick RecipesHerbeautyHerbeautyHerbeautyWhat Is It That Actually Makes French Women So Admirable?HerbeautyHerbeautyHerbeautyIs It Bad To Give Your Boyfriend An Ultimatum?HerbeautyHerbeautyHerbeauty9 Gorgeous Looks That Have Been Classic Go-tos For DecadesHerbeautyHerbeautyHerbeautyNutritional Strategies To Ease AnxietyHerbeautyHerbeauty A fashionable smart watch showcased at the Silicon Dragon Conference event at the Pasadena Convention Center launches today with the lofty goal of breaking down barriers between technology and women.Elemoon, a “smart jewelry” maker, will launch their first smart bangle in the Los Angeles Market today in Santa Monica.Meant to be sexy and beautiful, the smart bangle tells the time, can change colors to match your outfit and can even help locate your lost smart phone.Founder and CEO of Elemoon Jing Zhou thinks technology should enhance everything—making beautiful things more beautiful and fun things more fun.“I’ve always had this vision to make technology more emotional. Many women say to me ‘I don’t get technology, technology is cold, technology makes me stupid.’ It’s the fault of tech products,” Zhou said.As a rising journalist turned entrepreneur, Zhou saw a market that was ripe for the picking. While wearable technology is a $70 billion industry, Zhou said jewelry is almost four times more bringing in $335 billion annually.“Women are underserved in the tech community, but women drive more sales,” Zhou said. “Women want more, women are sensual animals, we want to touch it and smell it.”When she showed the product to a group of six year olds, saying the watch could match any outfit, one girl ran into her room and came back with a Princess Elsa dress to match with the watch.The Elemoon team worked together to build the entire watch with quality products, including the customized screws.The company sent out 700 bangles to the kickstarter investors already. Elemoon is currently located in Los Angeles, New York, and China.Zhou grew up and completed her undergraduate degree before moving to Los Angeles.The launch event will happen at the Santa Monica Flagship store tonight from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. located at 1357 5th street. A bus will leave from the Pasadena Convention Center at 4:15 taking anyone who is interested in attending the event.To see more about the product visit elemoon’s website: http://elemoon.com. faithfernandez More » ShareTweetShare on Google+Pin on PinterestSend with WhatsApp,Virtual Schools PasadenaHomes Solve Community/Gov/Pub SafetyPASADENA EVENTS & ACTIVITIES CALENDARClick here for Movie Showtimes Name (required)  Mail (required) (not be published)  Website  Get our daily Pasadena newspaper in your email box. Free.Get all the latest Pasadena news, more than 10 fresh stories daily, 7 days a week at 7 a.m. Business News More Cool Stuff Subscribe Community News EVENTS & ENTERTAINMENT | FOOD & DRINK | THE ARTS | REAL ESTATE | HOME & GARDEN | WELLNESS | SOCIAL SCENE | GETAWAYS | PARENTS & KIDS Make a comment 12 recommended0 commentsShareShareTweetSharePin it Pasadena’s ‘626 Day’ Aims to Celebrate City, Boost Local Economy Home of the Week: Unique Pasadena Home Located on Madeline Drive, Pasadena First Heatwave Expected Next Week Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked * Design Smart Bangle Launches After Unveiling at First Seen at Silicon Dragon Conference in Pasadena Story, Video and Pictures By RACHEL YOUNG Published on Friday, July 31, 2015 | 5:20 am Community News read more

Home / Daily Dose / And the 2020 Lifetime Achievement Award Goes To . . . Share Save Demand Propels Home Prices Upward 2 days ago Data Provider Black Knight to Acquire Top of Mind 2 days ago Tagged with: Ann Thorn Bank of America Caliber Home Loans David Schneider Five Star Virtual Conference HOUSING John Berens mortgage Sanjiv Das Stearns Lending LLC Tony Meola West Coast Advisory LLC During the first day of the Five Star Virtual Conference, Ann Thorn, EVP and Chief of Operations & Servicing for Caliber Home Loans, Inc. was announced as the 2020 Lifetime Achievement Award Recipient.At Caliber, Thorn is responsible for the end-to-end customer experience and is an executive stakeholder for the company’s Transformation strategy, enhancing Operations processes for the evolving digital landscape.Thorn’s colleagues described her as “direct,” “passionate,” a “performer,” and filled with “integrity.” “I’ve always admired her ability to communicate directly with her audience while still conveying a genuine interest in their well-being,” John Berens, SVP of Bank of America, shared.Tony Meola, Principal of West Coast Advisory, LLC echoed Berens in his assessment, adding “Ann brings an unmatched intensity to the workplace that is fueled by passion.”“Ann is a performer who takes on the greatest challenges and creates a vision for success,” said David Schneider, CEO of Stearns Lending, LLC.Thorn began her career at Fleet Mortgage Corporation (later acquired by Washington Mutual and eventually JPMorgan Chase), where during her 21-year tenure she served in a variety of leadership roles in the default mortgage servicing division, with responsibilities including foreclosure, bankruptcy, loss mitigation, claims, and other supplemental areas for prime, subprime, and home equity portfolios.Thorn joined Caliber in 2019 working under CEO Sanjiv Das. “I commend her for being such a leading light who truly inspires people across the company to do the right thing,” Das said of his time working with Thorn.“I am grateful to be accepting the Lifetime Achievement Award today. … To my mentors and colleagues and my friend and my family thank you for all of your support. Obviously, this would not happen without all of you each and every day,” Thorn said in her acceptance speech. The Best Markets For Residential Property Investors 2 days ago Servicers Navigate the Post-Pandemic World 2 days ago September 14, 2020 18,395 Views  Print This Post Data Provider Black Knight to Acquire Top of Mind 2 days ago And the 2020 Lifetime Achievement Award Goes To . . . The Week Ahead: Nearing the Forbearance Exit 2 days ago About Author: Rachel Williams Ann Thorn Bank of America Caliber Home Loans David Schneider Five Star Virtual Conference HOUSING John Berens mortgage Sanjiv Das Stearns Lending LLC Tony Meola West Coast Advisory LLC 2020-09-14 Rachel Williams Governmental Measures Target Expanded Access to Affordable Housing 2 days ago Previous: Five Star Virtual Conference Explores Industry Pandemic Response Next: Insights From the Industry: The Best of DS5 Governmental Measures Target Expanded Access to Affordable Housing 2 days ago in Daily Dose, Featured, News, Servicing, Webcasts Demand Propels Home Prices Upward 2 days ago The Best Markets For Residential Property Investors 2 days ago Servicers Navigate the Post-Pandemic World 2 days ago Related Articles Rachel Williams attended Texas Christian University (TCU), where she graduated with Magna Cum Laude with a dual Bachelor of Arts in English and History. Williams is a member of Phi Beta Kappa, widely recognized as the nation’s most prestigious honor society. Subsequent to graduating from TCU, Williams joined the Five Star Institute as an editorial intern, advancing to staff writer, associate editor and is currently the editor in chief and head of corporate communications. She has over a decade of editorial experience with a primary focus on the U.S. residential mortgage industry and financial markets. Williams resides in Dallas, Texas with her husband. She can be reached at [email protected] Sign up for DS News Daily Subscribe read more

News UpdatesHusband’s Appointment On Compassionate Ground Won’t Take Away His Fundamental Right Of Remarriage: Allahabad High Court Sparsh Upadhyay21 Dec 2020 5:24 AMShare This – xThe Allahabad High Court last month ruled that the petitioner (Husband) employed on compassionate basis on the death of his wife, won’t be precluded from re-marrying. The Bench of Justice Pankaj Mithal ruled, “Merely because petitioner has been appointed on compassionate basis, he cannot be forced to sacrifice his/her fundamental right of remarriage, after the death of the…Your free access to Live Law has expiredTo read the article, get a premium account.Your Subscription Supports Independent JournalismSubscription starts from ₹ 599+GST (For 6 Months)View PlansPremium account gives you:Unlimited access to Live Law Archives, Weekly/Monthly Digest, Exclusive Notifications, Comments.Reading experience of Ad Free Version, Petition Copies, Judgement/Order Copies.Subscribe NowAlready a subscriber?LoginThe Allahabad High Court last month ruled that the petitioner (Husband) employed on compassionate basis on the death of his wife, won’t be precluded from re-marrying. The Bench of Justice Pankaj Mithal ruled, “Merely because petitioner has been appointed on compassionate basis, he cannot be forced to sacrifice his/her fundamental right of remarriage, after the death of the earlier spouse.” Further, the Court said, “A person would not earn any disqualification on this score and warrant any disciplinary proceedings.” The matter before the Court The petitioner (husband) was appointed on compassionate basis on the death of his wife. The petitioner intended to marry the younger sister of his wife; therefore, he sought permission to re-marry from Basic Shiksha Adhikari where he was employed. The Standing Counsel submitted before the Court that there was no requirement under law for getting any permission for re-marriage by an employee. Court’s Findings The Court perused Rule 5 of the Uttar Pradesh Recruitment of Dependants of Government Servant Dying in Harness Rules, 1974 and found that the Rule nowhere stipulates that any permission is required by a person employed on compassionate basis for re-marriage. The Court said, “It only provides that the person employed on compassionate basis shall maintain other members of the family of the deceased government servant. It also provides that in case he neglects or refuses to maintain them, his services services may be terminated.” Thus, the Court said, “There is no provision under law which requires any person to seek permission from the employer for re-marriage.” The Court also cited the Allahabad HC’s ruling in the case Smt. Santoshi v. State of U.P. and 2 others, Writ-A No. 834 of 2020, wherein it was held that “right to marry with person of choice is an integral part of Article 21 of the Constitution of India.” Lastly, the Court said, “As there is no statutory requirement under law for seeking permission of Basic Shiksha Adhikari for the purpose of re-marriage by an employee, who has been appointed on compassionate basis, I am of the opinion that the petitioner has unnecessarily invoked the writ jurisdiction of this Court.” Case title – Mohammad Haidar v. State Of U P And Another [WRIT – A No. – 8797 of 2020] Click Here To Download OrderRead OrderNext Story read more

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albertc111/iStock(GILROY, Calif.) — The deadly shooting at a California garlic festival is not going to stop the tradition from continuing next year.The organizer of the Gilroy Garlic Festival announced that they are planning to hold the festival again in 2020 in spite of the July 2019 shooting that left three dead and more than a dozen injured.“There’s still a process of healing and grieving and that’s going to go on a long time, and it’s different for everyone. But the outpouring of support and feedback from people who want to be here next year, want us to be here next year is undeniable and we want to honor that,” festival executive director Brian Bowe told ABC affiliate KSBW on Tuesday.The festival’s website also reiterated their mission to bring the 42nd year of the event back to the community next year.“The Gilroy Garlic Festival has always brought our local community together and we are united in honoring those whose lives were lost and forever changed by the tragedy on July 28, 2019,” the statement on the website reads.“We are deeply grateful for the ongoing support of our volunteers, vendors, and visitors as we look forward to Gilroy Garlic Festival 42 in July 2020. With your help, we can continue our mission of providing vital funding support for over 140 local charities and non-profit organizations — while celebrating all that is good in our community,” the statement continued.The three people who were killed in the July shooting were identified as Trevor Irby, 25, Keyla Salazar, 13, and Stephen Romero, 6.The alleged gunman was fatally shot by officers who arrived on scene.Copyright © 2019, ABC Radio. All rights reserved. read more

* Are you a Christian?YesNo Supplemental QuestionsRequired fields are indicated with an asterisk (*). Position TitleGraphic Design & Digital Media Online/Remote AdjunctFaculty Nondiscrimination Statement Teaching Responsibilities The Arts and Sciences department in the Division of Online andProfessional Studies invites applications for online/remote adjunctinstructors in the area of Graphic Design and Digital Media. Courseofferings are at the undergraduate level.Successful candidates should possess a graduate degree in graphiccommunications, web design, or a related field. Candidates withexpertise in web design and with experience in HTML and CSS arestrongly preferred.In addition, prior teaching experience at the college level(preferably online) is required. Extensive experience withBlackboard LMS is also preferred. Strong candidates will embrace “active teaching” methods,including, but not limited to:-Creating weekly video lectures-Creating weekly agenda videos and/or descriptive writtenannouncements in Blackboard-Involvement in student discussion boards when appropriate-Timely grading of all course assessments (in line with thedivision’s Regular Effective Contact policy)-Personalized written feedback on all graded assignments-Swift responses to student inquiriesThis position does not require a local (Southern California)presence. Qualifications Position Summary Posting Details State and Federal law permit California Baptist University todiscriminate on the basis of religion in order to fulfill itspurpose. The University does not discriminate contrary to eitherState or Federal law. California Baptist University, an evangelical Christian universityaffiliated with the California Southern Baptist Convention, invitesapplications for the following Remote/Online Adjunct FacultyPosition. Candidates must embrace the mission of California BaptistUniversity and evidence a clear understanding of, and commitmentto, excellence in teaching, scholarship and service through theintegration of the Christian faith and learning. Applicant DocumentsRequired DocumentsChristian Experience EssayResumeCover LetterOptional Documents Quick Link to Postinghttps://jobs.calbaptist.edu/postings/5512 If no, please explain (required):(Open Ended Question)* Are you both familiar with and not in conflict with thefundamental doctrines and practices of the California SouthernBaptist Convention as stated in the Baptist Faith and Message datedJune 14, 2000? (Please see above link for more information)Yes (I am familiar and not in conflict)No (I am in conflict or not familiar) * Do you attend church regularly?YesNo read more

Topley was reportedly invited to speak by a Brasenose JCR member who was an alumnus of the same secondary school as the sportsman. The JCR Sports Representative told Cherwell: “The speech was meant to be on his sporting experiences and career, I didn’t know about the poem until it happened. On this matter, Sophie Brookes stated: “It does worry methat the speech wasn’t read by someone before. That said, clearly no oneanticipated this and the speaker is in no way a reflection of attitudes withinthe college.” She described the Principal of the college, John Bowers, who was at the dinner, as looking “so uncomfortable”. The poem that Topley is reported to have read is titled ‘Never Trust a Cricketer’. The entire poem can be found here. (The website requires that visitors be 18+.)  “A few girls walked out halfway through because they felt so uncomfortable. The whole experience was worsened by his rambunctious way of speaking and the unashamed expressiveness and pride with which he read his poem.” Another Brasenose student present at the dinner, Maya Misra, told Cherwell: “It’s not an issue in the sense that Brasenose condoned it but that there wasn’t a vetting process and it speaks to the laddish sports culture that still exists.” One Brasenose student in attendance, Sophie Brookes, told Cherwell: “[Topley] asked the audience if we knew what sport is currently the fastest growing in popularity – ‘girl’s cricket.’ Then, without any further comment, he goes on to read the poem. Another student said: “I walked out with a few friends andwe only came back when he was finished. As we all left, there seemed a generalconsensus that the poem had been in very poor taste. Lots of the women therefelt their achievements undermined, and lots of the men felt very embarrassedthat [Topley] was representing sports.” It is believed that no college members were aware of thecontents of the speech. Cherwell hascontacted Brasenose for comment. “I apologise if anyone was offended by the content of the speech, it was never my intention and at Brasenose we would never support misogynistic behaviour under any circumstance.” Students have expressed outrage following Brasenose’s annual Sports Dinner, held on Thursday 28 February, after the speaker, ex-cricketer Don Topley, allegedly read out a “inappropriate and misogynistic” poem. One couplet reads: “Then there’s the real stonewaller,girls, he knows what he’s about; and if you let him settle in, its hard to gethim out!” Dan Topley told Cherwell that he is unaware of any allegations that have been made against him. read more