Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors Offensive Player of the WeekAbby Tamer, MichiganJr. – F/M – Whitmore Lake, Mich. – Dexter Defensive Player of the WeekSadie Canelli, IndianaFr. – G – Boxford, Mass. – Pingree School Freshman of the WeekMijntje Hagen, IndianaFr. – F – Zeist, Netherlands – KSG de Breul Volume 7 - 2020 | https://doi.org/10.3389/fnut.2020.565996 Microalgae are a source of potentially healthy and sustainable nutrients the bioaccessibility of these nutrients remains uncertain we analyzed the biomass composition of five commercial Chlorella and Auxenochlorella strains and Chlorella vulgaris heterotrophically cultivated in our laboratory Protein accounted for 65 ± 3% (w w−1) dry matter (DM) in all biomasses vulgaris that contained 20% (w w−1) DM protein The fatty acids content was comparable and ranged between 7 and 10% (w w−1) DM Most of the biomasses had a ω6-polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFAs)/ω3-PUFAs ratio <4 A recently published harmonized protocol for in vitro digestion was used to evaluate fatty acids and protein bioaccessibilities Protein bioaccessibility ranged between 60 and 74% for commercial Chlorella and Auxenochlorella biomasses and was 43% for the lab-grown C Fatty acids bioaccessibility was <7% in commercial biomasses and 19% in the lab-grown C the results show that microalgae are promising sources of bioaccessible protein The limited fatty acids bioaccessibility indicates the need for alternative upstream and downstream production strategies there is need for studies comparing biomass profiles using standardized protocols Limited literature is available on Chlorella and Auxenochlorella nutrient bioaccessibilities. For commercial Chlorella biomasses, an average protein digestibility of 51 ± 9% was reported (4). In a previous work, we studied the bioaccessibility of fatty acids by an infant in vitro digestion model in C. vulgaris, which was limited to 3% (23) no study on fatty acids bioaccessibility in adults for Chlorella or Auxenochlorella has been published this study evaluated the bioaccessibilities of fatty acids and proteins in several Chlorella and Auxenochlorella biomasses relevant for food applications using a harmonized protocol biochemical composition and nutritional parameters were assessed following standardized procedures Commercially available biomasses were compared to C vulgaris heterotrophically grown in our laboratory Five commercially available dried Chlorella and Auxenochlorella biomasses were purchased: Alver “Golden Chlorella,” Biotona, Piura, Purasana, and Soleil Vie (Table 1) Overview of the powdered Chlorella and Auxenochlorella biomasses Additionally, C. vulgaris biomass was heterotrophically produced in our laboratory as previously described (23) vulgaris (CCALA 256) was obtained from the Culture Collection of Autotrophic Organisms in the Czech Republic Batch cultivation was performed in a 16-L laboratory bioreactor (Bilfinger Industrial Technologies the dissolved oxygen tension was kept above 75% and aeration (4 L min−1) was achieved with filter-sterilized air The pH was kept constant at 7 by automatic addition of H2SO4 (0.5 M) and NaOH (0.5 M) The medium used for growth was modified BBM (nitrate concentration of 1.5 g L−1) enriched with 15 g L−1 glucose The culture was harvested after 7 days of growth fatty acids in freeze-dried biomass were directly trans-esterified using 1.5 N methanolic hydrochloric acid solution and analyzed by gas chromatography using an instrument equipped with a split-injection port and flame ionization detection (FID) (7890 A; Agilent Technologies The following temperature–time program was used: 50 °C (0.2 min) 50–180 °C (120 °C min−1) 180–220 °C (6.7 °C min−1) and 220–250 °C (30 °C min−1) on a 70% cyanopropyl polysilphenylene-siloxane column with a length of 10 m and film of 0.2 μm (BPX70; SGE Analytical Science Peak identification was performed by comparing the retention times with FAME standards (Nu-Chek Prep The peak areas were quantified with OpenLab CDS VL software (Agilent Technologies The nutritional quality of the lipid fraction was assessed by five separate indexes These are calculated based on the concentration of saturated fatty acids (SFAs (1) Atherogenicity index (AI) = [(C12:0 + (4 × C14:0) + C16:0)]/(MUFAs + ɷ6-PUFAs + ɷ3-PUFAs) (27) (2) Thrombogenicity index (TI) = (C14:0 + C16:0 + C18:0)/[(0.5 × MUFAs) + (0.5 × ɷ6-PUFAs) + (3 × ɷ3-PUFAs) + (ɷ3-PUFAs/ɷ6-PUFAs)] (27) (3) Hypocholesterolemic/hypercholesterolemic fatty acids ratio (H/H) = (C18:1-ɷ9 + C18:2-ɷ6 + C 18:3-ɷ3)/(C14:0 + C16:0) (28) (5) ω6/ω3 = ɷ6-PUFAs/ɷ3-PUFAs Protein and fatty acids bioaccessibilities were determined by an in vitro digestion model (Figure 1), according to the standardized protocol (INFOGEST 2.0) (22). Simulated salivary fluid (SSF), simulated gastric fluid (SGF), and simulated intestinal fluid (SIF) were prepared exactly as recommended by Brodkorb et al. (22) the digestion was performed in amber glass in a water bath at 37 °C and stirring set at 300 rpm pH 7) started with mixing of the biomass (1 g) with water (3.78 mL) the oral bolus was then mixed with SGF (6.4 mL) and CaCl2 (4 μL France) were added and the total volume was adjusted to 16 mL with water the pH was adjusted to 7 to simulate the intestinal phase and SIF (6.8 mL) Water was added to a total volume of 32 mL an aliquot (6 mL) of full digesta was snap-frozen with liquid nitrogen and freeze-dried The micellar phase (supernatant) and the pellet were individually snap-frozen and freeze-dried Ireland) was also subjected to in vitro digestion as complete bioaccessibility was expected for this sample 4 mL of water without microalgal biomass was digested in order to quantify the fatty acids and nitrogen coming from the enzymes and digestive fluids This is further referred to as enzyme blank Schematic representation of the in vitro digestion protocol applied on biomass suspensions (SSF Fatty acids and protein contents were measured in the micellar phase Total fatty acids were measured as explained in section Microalgae Biomass Composition Protein content was determined by total nitrogen measurement using a TOC-L equipped with a TN module (Shimadzu Europa The dried micellar phase and full digesta (10–20 mg) were dissolved in 15 mL of water and analyzed the dried pellet was measured using the Dumas method as explained in section Microalgae Biomass Composition Fatty acids/protein bioaccessibility was defined as the amount of fatty acids/protein incorporated into the micellar phase (corrected by the fatty acids/protein in the micellar phase of enzyme blank) compared the amount of fatty acids/protein in the full digesta (corrected by the fatty acids/protein in the full digesta of enzyme blank) as expressed in percentage (%) in equation 1 Five commercial microalgal biomasses (Biotona, Piura, Purasana, Soleil Vie and Alver) and a biomass of C. vulgaris heterotrophically grown in our laboratory (hereafter termed LG-Chlorella) were characterized for their macronutrient composition. Results are expressed as percentage on dry matter, as they were corrected for the moisture contents (3.5–5.9%) (Table 2) Macronutrient composition (% per 100 g DM) of dried microalgal biomasses LG-Chlorella that was cultivated under heterotrophic conditions in the presence of glucose had the highest carbohydrate value of 65% Protein content was around 60–66% for all biomasses, except LG-Chlorella, indicating their potential as protein sources. LG-Chlorella contained 20% protein. The difference might be explained by different culture conditions. Nitrogen repletion promotes growth and protein production, whereas nitrogen limitation or depletion retards growth and reduces protein content, but favors starch and/or fat accumulation in cells (23, 31, 32) LG-Chlorella was harvested after 4 days of nitrogen limitation which could explain the high carbohydrate and low protein contents Alver displayed lower amounts of SFAs and PUFAs Fatty acid profile of commercial microalgae biomasses and LG-Chlorella indicating its exceptional potential for application in the development of healthy food products All investigated biomasses showed a ω6/ω3 ratio <5 and LG-Chlorella reported an ideal ratio between 1 and 2 Nutritional quality indexes of the lipid fraction of the analyzed microalgal biomasses This could explain the lower protein bioaccessibility of LG-Chlorella Piura was reported to have cell walls broken by a high-impact jet spray process before drying and milling Alver and Biotona biomasses were likely to be disrupted as they had a similar or even a higher protein bioaccessibility than Piura whether cell disruption affected protein bioaccessibility cannot be elucidated from this data because information about disruption treatment of the biomass from the supplier were unclear Fatty acids and protein bioaccessibility (%) in microalgae biomasses expressed as mean of digestion triplicates (n = 3) ± standard deviation The variability found in data reported in literature highlights the importance of using a harmonized protocol LG-Chlorella showed the highest value (19%) compared to the commercially available biomasses (<7%) No relevant variation was observed among the commercial biomasses for fatty acids bioaccessibility we calculated the bioaccessibilities of single fatty acids Results showed that there was no significant difference in the bioaccessibilities between the type of fatty acids (data not shown) the incomplete bioaccessibility of fatty acids is an indication for the expected poor digestibility of the chitin-like cell wall for which humans do not possess digestive enzymes Further research should explore the nutrient bioaccessibilities of microalgae biomass upon in vivo digestion, to overcome the limitations of in vitro studies, such as the absence of physiological adaptation in pH and enzyme concentration, interaction with the gut microbiota, and mechanical dynamics (22) it would be valuable to investigate nutritional and biochemical qualities of additional microalgae species interesting for the food and nutraceutical industries The study determined the biochemical composition of Chlorella and Auxenochlorella biomasses Protein accounted for 65 ± 3% in all biomasses The fatty acids content was comparable and ranged between 7 and 10% All biomasses showed a relevant fat nutritional quality The protein bioaccessibility was > 40% for all biomasses while the fatty acids bioaccessibility was <7% in commercial biomasses and 19% in LG-Chlorella their limited bioaccessibility indicates the 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Brandeis combines the resources of a world-class research university with the personal attention of a liberal arts setting The Graduate School of Arts and Sciences offers 17 doctoral programs and more than 40 master's and postbaccalaureate programs One of the key differences at the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences is our emphasis on interdisciplinary learning You will learn the importance of connecting with people who have a broad range of expertise and experience We support all doctoral students and the majority of master’s and post-baccalaureate students who maintain satisfactory academic progress with loans and scholarships Keep up to date with the latest news and events from the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences Find important resources and information to help you succeed as a GSAS student Find a member of staff who can address your questions Meet your Graduate Department Representative and your Director of Graduate Study Simon Goodacre | Graduate School of Arts and Sciences We are excited to welcome Alyssa Stalsberg Canelli and Monique Howell to our team at GSAS Alyssa will serve as the Assistant Dean of Academic Affairs She comes to us with an extensive background in academic administration and she previously served as the Assistant Director of Experiential Learning and Teaching at Brandeis She holds a doctorate in English from Emory University provide guidance on thesis and dissertation work develop pedagogy programming to support graduate student TFs and CAs create and implement a vision for professional development and career support and assist students with other academic affairs “I’m thrilled to be joining GSAS and to continue my work in supporting the teaching and learning mission of Brandeis—and I believe that graduate education is at the heart of this mission I look forward to meeting many of you in the coming semesters Please feel free to reach out to introduce yourself—I’m always happy to meet for coffee and a chat.” our new Assistant Director of Financial Aid and Admission where she served as a Financial Aid Counselor As the number of students in master’s and post-baccalaureate programs at Brandeis continues to grow Monique will provide guidance to students regarding their financial aid packages from Brandeis and other matters related to financing their education “I am excited to be working at Brandeis University in GSAS to assist students with funding their graduate education global perspectives and I am happy to be part of an institution that promotes these qualities Please feel free to contact me with any questions about financial aid!” Brandeis University's Graduate School of Arts and Sciences (GSAS) is one of four graduate schools on campus and is situated within an exciting multifaceted research university for scholarship just outside the educational hub of Boston Each year I promise myself that I will see most of the Oscar-nominated films My hope is always simply that I can watch the presentation program with enough meaningful attention to the awards to ignore all the bad jokes that quest hasn’t been exactly fruitful lately I actually don’t believe I’ve tuned into the Academy Awards telecast for the past several years but this year he made it his goal to make me one happy wife we’ve managed to see eight of the top 2015 movies together on top of the three I managed to see on my own "The Finest Hours," a film set off the coast of Cape Cod and based on the book coauthored by local writer Michael Tougias This biggest surprise (to the shock and awe of our 17-year old grandson who considers me a wuss when it comes to violence and suspense) brutal story of frontiersman Hugh Glass in "The Revenant." This was a highly unusual pick for me When I was an undergraduate history major in college I completed an independent study focused on western expansion My history professor decided to test me to the limits of my historical and sociological interest it ended up being an enlightening project and a test of my research skills It is true that his life and adventures have been embellished and idealized and it is hard to navigate the fact from the fiction We know for sure that Glass was born in 1783 and he died at the age of 49 or 50 in 1833 It was his last 10 years of his life that offer us the colorful tale of the man who survived the odds in the wilderness Frederick Manfred wrote a five-book series "The Buckskin Man Tales." Part of that series his book "Lord Grizzly," tells the tale of Glass who survived an attack by a grizzly bear and made a 200-mile journey to seek revenge against the men who left him for dead The 1954 book is not available in Minuteman libraries in print format but you can check out the audio edition (11 hours read by Eric Dove) on our free streaming service an associate professor of United States history at the University of Notre Dame presents a historical account of Hugh Glass in his 2012 book Mountain Man," written in 1990 by Robert McClung Glass’s story is also included in frontier tales and compilations They can be found on library shelves and on Amazon "The Revenant," is based on Michael Punke’s 2002 book of the same name but Punke spent years in research before the novel was finished Punke is not only a writer but a professor Currently he is US Ambassador to the World Trade Organization (WTO) Screenwriters purchased the work of fiction before the book was actually published That first adaptation was unsuccessful moving the story to film A final screenplay was finished by Mark Smith in 2010 "The Revenant," starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Tom Hardy was released in 2015 to limited audiences and it was released to theaters worldwide after the holiday season Some people have remarked the Revenant could have ended at least ½ hour earlier than it did The grueling pace that Hugh Glass endured for 2 hours and 36 minutes movie is not the only film version of Hugh Glass’ life Many of us remember watching "Man in the Wilderness" in 1971 starring Richard Harris "Man in the Wilderness" is loosely based on the story of Hugh Glass Harris plays a character named Zachary Bass I invite you to live Zachary Bass’ experience especially those harrowing nights he spent hidden by leaves in the wilderness and watch the movie again or for the first time It is now part of a two-movie DVD (with Deadly Trackers another Harris film.) The DVD is on backorder but we should have it in Norwood soon "The Revenant" takes liberty with the historical account of course On HistoryNet you’ll find a full of account: Hugh Glass There is no historical mention of a wife or a son both important romantic vignettes and components of the films The truth is that the real Hugh Glass eventually catches up with the men who left him – Bridger and Fitzgerald He forgives Bridger for being young and impressionable; he loses the passion to kill Fitzgerald who is now a United States soldier (and his murder of Fitzgerald would lead to Glass’ own execution Glass died on the frontier in 1833 in a bloody battle with the North Dakota tribe but the legendary Hugh Glass remains fully alive for years to come in the extraordinary movie There is no DVD release date for the movie but the library will have it the moment the film is available for our collection The movie already appears in the Minuteman Library catalog and be one of the first on our library’s request list -- Charlotte Canelli is the director of the Morrill Memorial Library Il vineyard landscape which has become a UNESCO World Heritage Site characterizes Canelli which it preserves a string of baroque churches and a castle of the Gancia family The town is divided into two districts (Village e Villanuova) panoramic roads unfold from which the view extends over the vineyards Don't miss a visit to the cellars that wind beneath the entire city in the bowels of the tufaceous hills At a constant temperature of 12-14 degrees They can be visited (by reservation only) are the Bosca A walk along the is a must lovers' street inspired by the boyfriends of Raymond Peynet Walking along the sternia (path in dialect) you will notice several works created by local artists inspired by love At least There are two events not to be missed in the village: Combine the PleinAir Festival with other experiences in Piedmont. 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I’d like to believe that my great days always outnumber the bad I’m far from a Pollyanna who sees the world through the rosiest of glasses I tumble out of the wrong side of the bed but I’m ordinarily thankful I have a comfy one to slumber in Every so often I have a bee in my bonnet about my husband’s quirks or kick up a fuss about one of my lovely daughter's latest antics but every day I am more than grateful to have them in my life I’ve recognized over the years that it matters to be thankful each and every day it’s something we habitually ponder and express Other holiday seasons we tend to remember to count our blessings although we celebrated Mother’s Day nearly two months ago there is one mom I need to remember to thank each and every day of the year That mother is my husband’s first wife who passed away more than seven years ago Jeanne and Gerry had already tragically lost their youngest daughter articulate and handsome soon-to-be high school sophomore If you’ve followed all the sorrow I’ve written about above it’s also important to understand the blessings that often come from life’s saddest episodes While Jeanne’s family and a host of friends and colleagues miss her every day I like to believe that I have filled some of that big void for the family she left behind  I have been immensely proud and supportive of the recent achievements of Jeanne Canelli’s children received his master’s degree in computer programming from Brandeis University in May 2011 and Jill earned her master’s degree in early childhood education from Framingham State University in May in 2013 Jeanne’s colleagues at FSU were especially moved to know that her daughter is not only following in her footsteps but that Jill chose Framingham State as the place to continue her education Jill continues to work as a director of a cooperative preschool with a mission to educate young children While Jeanne's passion was the importance of education for the very young she began her professional life as an elementary school teacher in 1971 Educated at Emmanuel and Wheelock colleges she continued her graduate studies at Lesley University earning her doctorate while working full-time and raising her children with her husband Jeanne was a teacher and professor extraordinaire at Framingham State University (then College) until she passed away of cancer in 2006 The early childhood center at Framingham State was dedicated shortly after her death and was named the Jeanne M Canelli did not create the early childhood center at FSU in 1962 she is credited with its national accreditation under her leadership in 1991 all programs in the lab are full licensed by the Department of Early Education and Care a Massachusetts agency and the Academy for Early Childhood Program Education a division of the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) Canelli maintained that accreditation throughout the years she was the director and it remains so The lab recently celebrated its 50th anniversary with her family in attendance at the ceremony A new logo was revealed and the lab is moving into larger and newer space within the next year The National Association for the Education of Young Children was founded between 1926 and 1929 in Washington Today it is an organization with nearly 80,000 members It boasts an institute for Early Childhood Professional Development and an annual conference held each year NAEYC established its accreditation system It is a voluntary program that sets professional standards for early childhood programs There are more than 7,000 such programs educating children in preschools across the United States “Young Children” and “Early Childhood Research Quarterly” available through the colleges in the Minuteman Library System “Teaching Young Children,” another publication available to NAEYC members There are many educational journals available through Educator’s Reference Complete or Expanded Academic two of the Infotrac databases available through libraries in Massachusetts like Early Childhood Education Journal Early Childhood Research and Practice and Early Childhood Today More than 100 books and DVDs of the NAEYC publications are available through Minuteman libraries “Basics of Developmentally Appropriate Practice: An Introduction for Teachers of Children 3 to 6” by Carol Copple and “From Parents to Partners: Building a Family-Centered Early Childhood Program” by Janis Keyser are two examples of NAEYC books “Developmentally-Appropriate Practice” and “Facing the Challenge Working with Children Who Use Challenging Behaviors” are two of NAEYC DVDs available in Minuteman libraries There are thousands of other books and resources dealing with early childhood education in the 43 libraries in the Minuteman system college students and educators who work with children learn the most effective practices Public libraries are a terrific resource for DVDs I will be forever thankful to the woman who raised the magnificent children who today call me their “bonus mom” and to her grandson who I love with all my heart I’d like to think she is proud of all of us If you’d like help finding any books on early childhood education or development in the Minuteman Library Network You may also call 781-769-0200 and speak to a librarian who will place the request for you Charlotte Canelli is the director of the Morrill Memorial Library This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page 2019 at 8:03 am ET.css-79elbk{position:relative;}(Shutterstock)ORANGE CT — A Milford man is accused of getting into a physical altercation with a woman resulting in a charge of third-degree strangulation officers responded to a private residence on Mulberry Lane in regard to a disturbance 22 of Milford had gotten into an argument with two female residents and the argument turned physical at one point Canelli left the scene prior to officers’ arrival but turned himself into police headquarters shortly thereafter where he was taken into custody and charged with third-degree strangulation and disorderly conduct He was initially held in lieu of a $1,000 bond Get more local news delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for free Patch newsletters and alerts. 2018 at 9:07 am ET.css-79elbk{position:relative;}NORTH BRANFORD CT – When town officials put out an announcement recently announcing the retirement of Police Chief Matthew Canelli the glowing press release praised the town's top cop for his four decades of service to the community Turns out there was a lot more to the story - and part of that story is that Canelli didn't leave of his own accord and will be receiving hundreds of thousands of dollars to leave footed by taxpayers in North Branford Reading the minutes of the meeting where the severance package was approved some officials were hoping the details of the deal would remain unknown under the terms of the agreement will be receiving two annual installments of $119,000 each; the first will be paid before July 31st of this year He will also receive $91,310 in unused sick time and more than $18,000 for unused vacation time Besides the hefty payout that will be paid for by town taxpayers the special meeting of the Town Council and the Police Commissioners also brought up issues that were never mentioned in the press release announcing Canelli’s retirement - namely that the Police Commission wanted him gone it states that “the Police Department would be better served with another chief.” Some at the meeting questioned whether the amount of money being spent to force Canelli’s retirement was a wise investment for the town and its taxpayers The vote to approve the separation agreement was 7-1 There was even discussion at the meeting about how much of the meeting discussing the chief’s separation agreement would be public information which the answer was that it would all be once the minutes were written which is where Patch found the information for this story Those at the meeting discussed whether the information talked about at the meeting should be in the press release concerning Canelli’s retirement but decided it would be “best if everyone would refrain from commenting positively or negatively.” If you'd like to read the entire meeting minutes as recorded officially by the town, please click here. 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(ANS - Vatican City) - On Saturday 22 May 2021 Holy Father Francis received in audience Cardinal Marcello Semeraro Prefect of the Congregation for the Causes of Saints and during the audience authorized the same Congregation to promulgate the Decree concerning the heroic virtues of the Servant of God Felice Canelli (1880-1977) Priest of the Diocese of San Severo (Foggia The Diocesan Inquiry was held at the Curia of San Severo (Fg) from 25 March 2009 to 30 November 2013 under the guidance of the Relator Fr Zdzisław Józef Kijas whether the Servant God exercised the virtues to a heroic degree the Special Congress of Theological Consultors was held on 29 September 2020 and the Ordinary Session of Cardinals and Bishops on 4 May 2021 The Cause of Beatification and Canonization promoted by the Diocese of San Severo and the parish of Croce Santa is followed by the Salesian Postulation in the persons of Fr Pierluigi Cameroni Postulator General for the Causes of Saints of the Salesian Family Fr Felice Canelli was born in San Severo (Fg) on 14 October 1880 to Gabriele and Teresa Marchitto; on October 17 he received Holy Baptism and Confirmation in the Cathedral Parish He was 8 years old when he first received the Holy Eucharist; at the age of 12 His tireless apostolic activity saw him as an animator of Christian life in every field of the apostolate Fr Canelli was also always attentive to social life: it was he who invited Fr Romolo Murri and Fr Luigi Sturzo to give lectures to the young and the general public Anticipating the demands of the Second Vatican Council he valued the apostolate of the laity to permeate society with Christian values The desire of Jesus to kindle the fire of charity in all areas of human life well outlines the spiritual physiognomy of the new Venerable Fr Canelli a milestone in the social doctrine of the Church coetera tolle and the Salesian educational binomial "good Christians and upright citizens" lived his long and intense priestly ministry with tireless pastoral charity and made himself "everything for everyone" (1 Cor 9:22) to win souls to the Lord ANS - “Agenzia iNfo Salesiana” is a on-line almost daily publication the communication agency of the Salesian Congregation enrolled in the Press Register of the Tibunal of Rome as n 153/2007 This site also uses third-party cookies to improve user experience and for statistical purposes By scrolling through this page or by clicking on any of its elements Get more local news delivered straight to your inbox. 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Rachel Canelli is the lead video reporter and anchor for Calkins Media the company that owns the Bucks County Courier Times The Intelligencer and the Burlington County Times newspapers a daily news program that highlights stories compiled by reporters in our papers and on the web as well as videos online She has covered everything from breaking news to features Rachel previously wrote for the newspapers covering government and education she helped pioneer the company’s video efforts with the weekly Buzz in Bucks segment which has grown from questioning the hottest topics to a fun Rachel began shooting daily news pieces and is now adding another weekly segment called On the Job She has interviewed area political figures such as Congressman Mike Fitzpatrick Rachel also covered both the Republican and Democratic National Conventions where she filmed Vice President Joe Biden GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney and President Barack Obama Rachel was born and raised in Northeast Philadelphia She attended Holy Family University in Philadelphia where she graduated summa cum laude with a bachelor’s degree in English Literature singing and dancing and performs in community theaters in Philadelphia and Skippack Rachel also volunteers with Big Brothers Big Sisters Bucks County and the Network of Victim’s Assistance Bucks County You can see Rachel daily in her news reports and weekly features at buckscountycouriertimes.com or @rachelcanelli and like the Buzz in Bucks on Facebook 2013 at 1:49 pm ET.css-79elbk{position:relative;}The North Branford Board of Police Commissioners have been meeting in recent weeks behind closed doors to resolve a grievance filed by two police officers against Police Chief Matthew Canelli The two officers - Lt. David D'Ancicco and Sgt. Sean Anderson - allege that Canelli was profane and intimidating to them on March 4, and then that Canelli threatened D'Ancicco on March 14, according to the New Haven Register. The police officers the police union and town officials all refused to comment further on the allegations saying they are not allowed to discuss the matter publicly The police commission will most likely make some ruling on the grievance, and then the union can either accept that ruling or go to the state labor board, according to the New Haven Register Canelli has been a North Branford police officer since 1970 and has been chief since 1984 In 2011, the Board of Police Commissioners said Canelli "acted appropriately" after a similar grievance by a police officer was filed against him. You don't have permission to access the page you requested What is this page?The website you are visiting is protected.For security reasons this page cannot be displayed she really wanted to learn how to do a backflip She had already been playing field hockey for six years so when her class was faced with the task of learning a new skill When her parents and teachers advised against unsupervised gymnastics “I always leaned towards goalie in other sports,” said Canelli a three-year starting goalie at the Pingree School in South Hamilton who has committed to play at Indiana University ‘I’ll be in net.’ So I put on the pads for the very first time and loved it.” The Boxford resident started playing the game at age 7 with Seacoast United Canelli traded in her stick for a soccer ball Canelli leads the Highlanders (6-3) with fellow senior captains Allie Smail and Georgia Rossetti She has backstopped Pingree to two consecutive NEPSAC Class C tournament appearances the first a 2-1 in double overtime loss against Newton Country Day School in the 2021 semifinals Canelli led Pingree to the title with a 3-1 triumph over New Hampton School Pingree School senior field hockey captain Allie Smail Canelli was invited to the 2022 U16 junior national selection camp for her silver-medal performance at the 2021 NEXUS Championship She returned to Pingree for her junior season where she posted 14 shutouts through 24 games and lifted the Highlanders to an undefeated mark in the Eastern Independent League Before Monday’s 4-1 nonleague loss to an aggressive Noble and Greenough team the 5-foot-2-inch Canelli had posted 41 saves for a .840 save percentage Canelli’s reliability has helped keep Pingree competitive in every match Her specialty lies in her ability to read each play and reorganize the defenders in front of her on the fly “[She can] look at the field from the defender’s point and readjust her teammates into positions that are most advantageous to getting the save,” said Pingree coach Jen Richardson a four-year player at Hamilton-Wenham who went on to a Hall of Fame career at Northeastern “She’ll call a ball when she needs it if she knows she can take the shot Canelli’s communication and poise puts her defense at ease most agile goalie I’ve ever seen,” said Smail who has played with Canelli since the summer before their freshman season and then she’ll be right back in the goal two seconds later Canelli’s ability to anticipate and adapt on the fly comes from her experience playing forward in ice hockey Although the surface upon which each game is played is wildly different Canelli gained a greater respect for both positions and a better understanding of how to respond in each situation.More importantly she is able to advise the forwards playing in front of her on the turf more accurately “I love having the perspective of the other person If a goalie makes a great save in ice hockey or if a forward makes a nice shot in field hockey I respect that because I’ve been on both sides,” Canelli said it’s harder for a goalie to see that because of the angle,’ and the [ice hockey] goalies I talk to tell me the same thing.” the Highlanders have counted on Canelli’s speed and raw athleticism to lead them through the season and they’re hoping she will guide them through another NEPSAC title campaign “She’s our rock back there,” said Pingree assistant Taylor Farrin a former goalie at Bishop Fenwick and Endicott College are achieving new heights thanks to the longevity of their core players John Paul II (10-2-2) has juniors and seniors who have been with the program from the start “Developing the program together has given them confidence in their teammates and knowledge of what their strengths are and how to use them to the best of their abilities,” said coach Megan Shortt Her squad is ranked 16th in the MIAA’s Division 4 Power Rankings and Shortt is not surprised with the success is highly skilled on both offense and defense and fellow co-captain Kaylee Anthony has solid speed Junior defender Shea Ryan and goalie Madi Ross shore up a strong defense “The girls have been waiting for the chance to showcase their talents,” said the elder Shortt “I think the timing is perfect and they have been building up to this moment for quite some time.” The Whalers made the best of a bad situation when their season was cancelled by COVID in the fall of 2020; thee current juniors and seniors are still benefiting from the experience ran what they call an intramural “skills boot camp” that fall It introduced some of the island’s best young female athletes to the sport The eighth and ninth graders who benefited most from that program make up what the Webers refer to as the “core” of this year’s 5-4-3 squad “It really allowed us to focus on basics and it is paying off right now,” said Dan Weber The Webers point to senior captain Caroline Allen as one of that core she has played all facets of the field for the Whalers “She has put bigger teams back on their heels,” said Elizabeth Weber 13 Indians (13-0-0) are averaging five goals a game but the last time they faced their Southeast Conference rival Durfee (7-2-2) held them to just one tally 16 Cardinals (9-0-0) are undefeated thanks to senior captain Megan Smith but Westport (10-2-0) has shut out all but two foes this season — the last a notable 3-0 win over St — Uxbridge (13-1) had its 67-game winning streak halted Monday at Andover 17 Revolution (10-1-1) have scored fewer than four goals only twice this season — The top two teams in the Merrimack Valley Conference go head-to-head for the second time this season 3 Golden Warriors (10-2-0) look to even the score after a tight 2-1 loss to No the Northeastern Conference foes fight for the regular season title in a rematch of a Sept Correspondent Kat Cornetta contributed to this story Julia Yohe can be reached at julia.yohe@globe.com. 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Home Delivery Gift Subscriptions Log In Manage My Account Customer Service Delivery Issues Feedback News Tips Help & FAQs Staff List Advertise Newsletters View the ePaper Order Back Issues News in Education Search the Archives Privacy Policy Terms of Service Terms of Purchase Work at Boston Globe Media Internship Program Co-op Program Do Not Sell My Personal Information Leia Canelli wanted a job after graduating from high school in East Bridgewater What made it more of a challenge was that Canelli was looking for work at the start of the Great Depression in 1930 known today as the East Bridgewater Public Library She will get a chance to see the new look of the library when she visits on March 9 activities director at Sachem Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation Center to see the changes to the library in the last few decades Canelli said she is excited to see some of the things she has been told are there “I don’t know what they’ve done,” Canelli said Canelli grew up in the Elmwood section of town but she said that when she was young she did not know she could go to the library to take a book out When she started her career as a library page it was at the request of her former English and history teacher Chandler called Canelli in for an interview and hired her on the spot “I was always willing to work,” Canelli said Canelli worked her way through doing most everything a librarian could do during her career including recommending books to be purchased and typing up card catalog cards for new books that were received carefully writing their library card numbers into the ledger and crossing them out when the books were returned While fines were set at 2 cents per day a book was overdue Canelli said she rarely enforced that policy She said the small amount of money the library did get in fines was used to purchase stamps She also was never big on keeping everyone quiet and shushing those who were talking as the library was a gathering place for teens meeting up with their boyfriends or girlfriends While reference books like encyclopedias were supposed to stay in the library Canelli said they would make exceptions and let those whom they knew would return the tomes take them out overnight When fashions changed and girls started wearing pants Canelli still showed up to work in a crisp dress or skirt Canelli said at one time she and Chandler were in charge of four libraries in town the public library and libraries at the high school That meant typing up cards for card catalogs in four places and trying to keep track of which books were where She said the schools ultimately took over their libraries because there was no money to pay for four librarians Canelli counts historical books as her favorites and said “Gone with the Wind” was the only book she read twice Relaxing with a good book when she got home at night was not part of her routine because she had just one light bulb hanging in the bedroom in her apartment so she did her reading during the day eight hours a day for all of her 53 years at the library “I had enough money to retire and take care of myself without asking anyone to take care of me,” Canelli said Regala o regalati un abbonamento a Barche a Motore cartaceo + digitale e a soli 39 euro l’anno hai la rivista a casa e in più la leggi su PC Il tuo indirizzo email non sarà pubblicato Iscriviti ora alla nostra newsletter gratuita e ricevere ogni settimana le migliori news selezionate dalla redazione accetta la Privacy Policy e clicca sul bottone “iscrivimi” Questa estate Delta Powerboats varerà il suo nuovo Delta 72 Originariamente commissionato da un cliente abituale entrerà ufficialmente nella gamma del cantiere svedese Ancora una volta sviluppato in collaborazione con Mannerfelt Design vanta anch’esso una costruzione in fibra di carbonio l’eccellenza della nautica italiana incontra le prestazioni estreme nell’Azimut Atlantic Challenger imbarcazione di 27 metri capace di coniugare eleganza uno dei cantieri navali più prestigiosi d’Italia Ci sono novità importanti per chi naviga in Adriatico: la Croazia ha introdotto dal 29 marzo 2025 nuove regole per la sicurezza in mare Con oltre 1.200 isole e una lunga tradizione nautica Con largo anticipo iniziano le presentazioni delle barche animeranno i saloni autunnali Al Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show Four Winns esporrà per il suo lancio mondiale il suo nuovo H33 Copyright © 2025 Barche a Motore | Mediterranean Boat Magazine Pulsating points of light stream up the hundred-odd-meter shaft We’re at “Point 5” of the CERN Large Hadron Collider (LHC) particle accelerator deep below an unassuming looking factory building in the middle of a large field close to Geneva “The lights symbolize the stream of data constantly generated by the CMS detector,” explains particle physicist Florencia Canelli is one of the huge devices that can detect the particles produced by collisions in the LHC Canelli and her former senior teaching and research assistant Lea Caminada who now works at the Paul-Scherrer Institute (PSI) were involved in developing the so-called pixel detector a joint project run by the groups headed by Canelli and Ben Kilminster at the University of Zurich The pixel detector is the innermost component of the CMS a mere three centimeters from the collision point and direction of the the particles produced by the collision to be measured With four concentric silicon detector layers (as opposed to three before) with a higher pixel density of 124 megapixels and a capacity of 40 million images per second the new detector enables the particules and their position to be measured with even greater precision around 50cm in length with a diameter of 30cm was installed at the heart of the gigantic who oversaw the commissioning of the detector as there won’t be an opportunity to intervene or fix the detector until January 2019 when the LHC is taken out of service for protracted maintenance work Canelli and her colleagues want to use the data from the CMS detector to unlock the gates to the so-called new physics This is the physics beyond the Standard Model currently used to explain elementary particles and their interactions The Standard Model functions very well and has been vindicated in countless experiments – most recently in the celebrated discovery of the Higgs particle but its existence could only actually be demonstrated a few years ago But the model leaves a few fundamental questions unanswered – for example the question of dark matter Observations and calculations of the universe show that alongside the matter that we can see and measure there must also be a massive quantity of invisible or dark matter “One conjecture is that dark matter also consists of particles,” notes Canelli “But since they virtually never interact with the other known particles so far they’ve remained invisible to us.” If dark matter is made up of particles it should also be possible to produce these particles in the LHC “the same way we produce all the other particles,” says Canelli But there’s a problem: “Dark matter particles don’t leave any signals when they pass through the CMS detector Florencia Canelli’s efforts to hunt down dark matter in the collisions taking place in the LHC have led via a special member of the particle family Canelli has been fascinated by the top quark ever since writing her dissertation on the subject: “The top quark has special properties because it has a mass around 40 times greater than the other quarks,” she explains it interacts much more strongly with the Higgs boson than other particles do.” The top quark’s special properties make it an interesting candidate for the search for a physics beyond the Standard Model “I’m pursuing the top quark everywhere it figures in the theories of new physics,” says Canelli One of these trails has led her to the dark matter particles which might possibly be produced together with top quarks This is the hypothesis Canelli is trying to demonstrate in the data from the LHC She’s looking for “lonely” top quarks: those that have apparently not been produced together with other particles If after a collision a top quark particle is produced in a specific position with a specific direction according to the law of conservation of energy the same energy must also exist in the opposite direction there must be one or more other particles that arise as a complement to the top quark or any other particles that can be registered by the detector “But it’s astonishing if I see a top quark and nothing else with it That shouldn’t be happening,” says Canelli “It tells us that something else is there even if it’s not interacting or leaving any traces in the detector.” This is precisely the behavior you’d expect from a dark matter particle What sounds fairly straightforward in theory turns out to be a huge challenge in practice as even the top quarks themselves can only be demonstrated indirectly in the detector Because they’re so heavy they decay much too quickly to leave traces and can only be reconstructed on the basis of their decay products This requires complicated statistical procedures to identify with the necessary certainty the particles produced from the massive number of signals a collision in the detector produces Added to this is the fact that hardly anything is known about dark matter particles but they could also have a very large mass,” says Canelli For this reason they’re hunting across a very broad spectrum At the moment the main aim is to use various methods to narrow this field down For this reason Canelli’s not at all sure whether it will be possible to chase down dark matter particles this way and whether she herself will live to see the discovery of a dark matter particle But that’s no reason not to keep on hunting “We’re using a wide range of different approaches in our search for dark matter We have to keep on going.” That the search will continue is not in question On the way back from Point 5 to CERN headquarters Canelli and Caminada are already discussing how to further improve the pixel detector for the next phase journalist and member of the Communications team It’s a very sad time for Brampton residents who love Italian cuisine Canelli’s Italian Eatery has closed its doors for good after its last day of service on Thursday The restaurant announced the closure that afternoon on Facebook “Thank you for your support and loyalty throughout the years I have owned this place It has been a great journey and I am excited for the next chapter,” the statement reads the owner is unsure if the restaurant will reopen at a later date but will provide any updates regarding Canelli’s status on its Facebook page Canelli’s was described as a casual Italian eatery with a unique vibe with a wide varied menu and a large dining space there is no word on which other store or restaurant may take Canelli’s location We’ll update with further information as it comes Subscribe to INsauga – Ontario 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