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This Is How Climate Change Transformed a Maryland Neighborhood

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By Mike Tidwell, Ellen Weinstein
| Sierra Magazine Verified
The biggest trees weren’t sick and dying when I moved to the 7100 block of Willow Avenue in Takoma Park, Maryland. There were true giants on my street back then, red and white oaks, tall and broad, offering a daydream greenery of good health. I was in good health too. I was 29 years old. I ran three miles a day. I grew native wildflowers in my garden just a few hundred feet from the Washington, DC, border.
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Writing a Picture Book Based on My Grandmother’s Experience

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By Ellen Weinstein
| Writer's Digest Verified
As an illustrator, I have covered subjects ranging from global conflicts to looking for exoplanets in the universe. In writing and illustrating Five Stories, I looked much closer to home and explored my family history and the neighborhood I have lived in most of my life. (Turning a Bedtime Routine Into a Picture Book.) A while ago, I taught an illustration workshop in Russia.
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Application of the New Private Fund Adviser Rules to Offshore Advisers, Hedge Fund Law Report

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By Christine Lombardo, Christine Ayako Schleppegrell, Joshua Gurney, Ellen Weinstein
| morganlewis.com
On August 23, 2023, the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) adopted five new rules applicable to private fund advisers: the Quarterly Statement Rule, the Private Fund Audit Rule, the Adviser-Led Secondaries Rule, the Restricted Activities Rule, and the Preferential Treatment Rule (collectively, the PFA Rules). The SEC also amended the Compliance Rule and the Books and Records Rule.
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