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So today was another awesome LBC Ride. This time we was to cycle in from Windsor to Tower Hill. A good 50ish easy miles.
I was excited and marked the start of a pretty intensive weekend of cycling for me and the legend.
With BBB all cleaned up the night before we heading to Windsor by train.
The train was stopping at a few stops along the way and I noticed ALOT of parents with kids getting on, I was wondering why then it dawned on me. Legoland Windsor and it was coming to the end of the summer holidays.
Me and BBB arrived at Windsor Station the end of the line as as always as we got off the train I could hear people saying Bumble B when they saw the legend and I. I do get a warm fuzzy feeling when I know we have put a smile on the kid's and parent's faces as they went to LegoLand.
I got the end of the platform and ofcourse my cycling partner in crime was already there waiting. Orange was waiting for me and our usual greets and handshakes. Cause I was pretty early I made sure I fueled up abit before the others arrived which they in turn did. A few new faces as well as the core LBC members David P & Ann M arrived intime for the start of the ride.
I soon learned that this was going to be one new member, Luka's first big ride other than commuting on a 3 speed Brompton. She did pick abit of a big one to start of with but we always look after everyone on a ride.
Once everyone arrived and was ready our club navigation wizard, David P lead the way.
The ride was a pretty good pace and found it well with in my reach. I always noticed in the country lanes that car drivers are ALOT more patient with cyclists and would make sure it was a good spot to over take us without any issues. VERY big contrast to the drivers in London who are always in a rush.
As always David P takes us on all kinds of weird and wonderful places, this ride had a little of everything, on and off road riding.
Slowly but surely familiar sites of London started to come into view & so did the bridges.
I do love cycling along the Thames, there is something welcoming about it that just makes me feel all fuzzy inside.
On the other side of Walton Bridge we had a little lunch break, last time we was here the bridge was still under construction.
Now we was on the home straight and as we passing Hampton Court Palace we had to take a few photos with all our Bromptons. One of these days I really should go into Hampton Court Palace with my dSLR or my InfraRed dSLR.
While passing a field we saw these cows, I'm not exactly sure what to make of them. They looked like they have been painted as the front and back is black while there is white band around there tummy. Must be a special breed of cow. Never seen them before that for sure.
Pushing on to the end of the ride we passed this great looking vintage car, looked like it had just been made. If you look closely at the dash you can see a sat nav, this made me giggle to myself.
Many thanks to David P for leading this ride and for everyone else for joining us. Old and new faces as always and a pleasure to ride with you all.
Now this weekend wasn't over just yet as tomorrow I would be doing the 52 mile "Bikeathon" charity ride for leukaemia and lymphoma research.
This would be the first time I have done 2 biggish rides back to back like this but after today I felt pretty good and ready for tomorrow's Bikeathon.


Shares in Carpathian Gold (TSE:CPN) lost a third of their value on Wednesday after the company announced that the delay of initial production at its 100%-owned Riacho dos Machados project in Brazil has left it strapped for cash.
The first gold to be poured at the Minas Gerais mine which boasts 747,00 oz of recoverable gold has only been pushed out to later this quarter pending the commissioning of the mill and the balance of the gold production line and mining continues, but the delay clearly came at a bad time for Carpathian.
The company said in a statement with no gold being produced it is experiencing "a lack of sufficient resources at a time when capital as well as commodity markets are difficult" and have consequently decided to "pursue strategic alternatives."
Carpathian said it is already in talks with interested parties and is looking at a range of options including a business combination with another company, a recapitalization, a sale of the company or its assets or a strategic investment.
Carpathian is also talking to its bankers, Macquarie, to restructure its credit facilities and to provide bridge financing.
Carpathian, which has one other gold-copper project in Romania, ended the day of its lows at $0.09 with more than 9 million shares changing hands.
The counter is now worth $62 million on the Toronto big board, down 71% year to date.


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Morningstar Flute Ensemble, a quintet of flutists from four states, will make a concert tour of Hungary this spring. The whole family of flutes — piccolo, C flute, alto and bass flutes — will be showcased in their performances.
Born of a desire to play wonderful music in some of the world's beautiful but distant places, Morningstar was formed by local flutist Charlotte Ellis. "I have been fortunate to have the opportunity to play in other countries with a larger group," said Ellis, "but traveling as part of a small ensemble really makes my heart sing."
Joining forces with Kingsport resident and devotee of fine music, Mike Bus, to make this dream a reality, Ellis formed the group and handled the music details, while Bus, a native Hungarian who is accompanying the group, took care of travel arrangements. "Some of Mike's relatives and friends are musicians in Hungary and have been very helpful to us in our concert arrangements," Ellis said.
Morningstar's other members are Janet Reinholz, Tennessee; Nancy Shinn, North Carolina; Georgia Dimaano, Pennsylvania; and Roberta Beckler, New Jersey. The group will be accompanied by pianist Alice Jane Young, Pennsylvania.
"We began to feel rather like family when we gathered for our first rehearsal in Blountville and Mike told us first hand about this beautiful Eastern European country and cooked us a most delicious Hungarian dinner!" laughed Ellis.
Morningstar's repertoire is quite varied, embracing classical, sacred, Celtic, folk, and contemporary works by both historic and living composers. "One of our 30 repertoire pieces is Canzona con variasiones, a lovely piece arranged by Beth McCoy of Abingdon last year for our local group, Trillium Flute Ensemble. Beth will be traveling with us, and it's nice that she will be along to hear the international debut of her piece," Ellis continued.
In addition to playing in Budapest, Morningstar will perform at music festivals in the cities of Szeged and Pecs. "We will perform one piece jointly with the winners of a Hungarian flute competition," Ellis noted. "Dawn of Peace is a beautiful selection composed by Mark Pope, stepson of my friend Mary Pope, who founded and coordinates Grace Notes Flute Choir in Maryville, Tennessee, with whom I also play. Mary was very supportive to me as I formed a similar group here, and I am most grateful for her encouragement."
"Morningstar is named in honor of my mother, Martha Bird, who, when I was a small child, would wake me and carry me out into the darkness to marvel at the beauty of the morning star. Thanks to her, my life from my earliest memories has been filled with music, and she has always encouraged me in that endeavor," Ellis concluded. "I'm delighted that she and Dad will also be traveling with our little group of 14, which includes a few more family and friends, and I hope that our music will be a small token of thanks for their investment in me."


Dis-assembling and re-assembling nearly 100 Beta 2.1 boards has been a major undertaking but we've learned lots of valuable information during the process - information that we believe will accelerate our manufacturing timeframes once we're in full production.
As discussed in the last update, the ZBoard Beta 2.1 units have all shipped with 4 tuning modes: Beginner, Normal, Expert, and Ludicrous modes. Be sure to read our last update closely to understand the differences between these modes and how to switch between them.
Also, even if you're a long time ZBoarder we recommend you try all the modes. Expert and Ludicrous are great for when you have open, smooth roads, but Normal and even Beginner can be better in tight quarters or when you want to have a high degree of speed control at low speeds - for example when riding along with friends who are walking.
Each ZBoard Beta 2.1 unit has shipped with Temperature Warning Mode and Overtemp Mode. Be sure to read the previous update and know how to recognize when the board is in one of these safety modes.
Though our original intention was for the ZBoard 2 to be sealed against water as much as possible, our shift to our outrunner motor now means you will need to avoid riding in the rain or on wet surfaces. While rolling through the occasional sprinkler runoff may not cause an issue, any standing water or extended exposure certainly risks water damage.
The ZBoard 2 is designed for use in dry conditions, though it is intentionally resistant to occasional sprays and splashes from sources such as sprinkler runoff and small puddles. Our goal was to make it robust but without compromising safety, performance, or other features. This has always been our intention, and it is what we are delivering. It is "splashproof" in the sense that you can ride your board through a puddle or sprinkler runoff without worrying about damaging the electronics.
However, the ZBoard 2 is not waterproof. While it is resistant to momentary splashes of water, it is neither designed to be submerged, nor to be ridden in the rain or on pavement with any standing water that can cause continuous exposure or 'rooster tails' or water flung up by the wheels.
The battery enclosure on the ZBoard 2 is sealed with a molded rubber lid under compression, and a combination of IP65 and IP67 waterproof connectors, press-fit grommets, and additional gaskets and sealants. Other components are molded to fit tightly, sealed with gaskets under high compression, and protected from dirt and water in other ways. Your electronics are safe under normal and intended use.
Our original designs utilized an inrunner motor, but the shift to an outrunner motor now means it is no longer completely sealed. Just like any other outrunner style motor, there is an increased sensitivity to water and debris, though we have made a number of proprietary improvements to the motor design to further protect it.
Even brief water exposure can be damaging or dangerous. Wet pavement can have unpredictable traction with the wheels, and a wet deck can have unpredictable traction with your feet. Although bearings in the wheels and motor have seals and are treated for resistance to corrosion, they may need to be replaced prematurely. And when it comes to wet roads, the dirt and other residue the water has in it can cause additional problems even after the water has dried. Riding in wet conditions is extremely dangerous on any skateboard - electric or non-electric - so for the safety of both the board and the rider, don't do it.
Note #1 - The timing of this announcement is meant as a reminder after results we saw from the Beta Round 2.0 riders. A select few of these riders rode their boards in extremely wet and/or muddy conditions which may have contributed to certain performance or reliability issues. We do not want other customers to experience these same failures, so in addition to taking steps to prevent them we are reminding everyone of the proper use cases. If you want your board riding great and for a long time, we recommend you stay away from riding in the conditions discussed above.
Note #2 - Initially, the board was advertised as "splashproof." This is a claim based on internal testing and experience with prototypes and Beta production units, and is not intended to imply any specific certifications. Please understand that this does not mean "waterproof." We've spent hundred of hours testing, improving, and re-testing resilience to water, and we stand behind our product to work as intended when used as intended.
In general, we recommend beginning with a push start. The board has plenty of power to launch you from a standstill but this event uses up significant battery power and is amongst the most stressful moments on the electronics. Extend your battery life by getting the board rolling forward - even if just slightly - before hitting the throttle.
Footpad sensitivity is heavily favors the back pad and braking. This means that if you have weight on both pads, the ZBoard will brake. But, if you are moving rapidly forward and you press the brake while also on throttle, you will experience less braking force than if you remove your foot from the throttle and *only* press the brake. Be sure to practice all types of braking in a smooth, flat location at low speed before riding in more complex conditions.
We recommend wearing thin-soled shoes when you start - something that allows you to put down pressure with different parts of you foot. Thick soles, like those on dress shoes or boots should be avoided, especially when first learning.
When you are moving forward and you release the throttle you'll enter Active Coast. During Active Coast the motor is still powered, though at a very low level . We've set this in such a way where it will gradually slow you down when you release the throttle. This is done intentionally as a safety mechanism, especially on hills. Think of it as leaving the car in gear compared to coasting in neutral.
When pressing the brake and releasing, the board will enter True Coast. This is a completely unpowered mode, the board will coast freely with just the friction from the drive train.
Thus, if you want to kick push your board, make sure that it is in True Coast. Also, if you are descending a hill and pressing the brake, and you release the brake, know that the board may accelerate more rapidly due to gravity in True Coast. For maximum control, we recommend keeping your foot on the rear pad when riding down a hill by pressing down when you need to brake, then modulating the amount of force on the rear pad to increase or decrease braking strength, rather than repeatedly pressing and releasing the brake.
During the previous period of testing we found that drive belts were coming loose for two reasons: 1) Occasionally the motor arm would become misaligned out of place 2) The belt had fine tension when shipped, but then the belt loosened with heavy usage and vibrations.
To counter this we've adjusted the way we mount motor arms and shipped all belts slightly tighter than before. These belts will naturally loosen over time until they are "just right." You may notice slightly increased drag at first, with improved range and speed as the belt and motor break in.
We've had to move the timeline back 2 weeks from the timeline stated in the last update. The reasons for this include some additional unexpected complexities surrounding Overtemp Mode and Head / Tail Lights. These have now been ironed out.
Its really exciting to have boards shipping out again. And these aren't just any boards - these are the best boards we've ever built. The board has enough power to pull a full pallet, the nimbleness to weave through crowds, and the temperature controls necessary to ensure you'll be riding for a looong time. As always we're incredibly gracious for your patience and support. We can't wait to get you riding.


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Modern Languages Literature & Culture Narratives of Conflict - French German Spanish
MA Modern Languages, Literatures & Cultures: Narratives of Conflict (with French, Spanish or German Specialism)
Provides students who already have a background in French, German or Spanish at degree level with an opportunity to specialise in the area of literary analysis with particular emphasis on narratives of conflict in the cultures and societies of French-, German- and Spanish-speaking countries.
The programme introduces students to academic research, new ideas and theoretical approaches. It aims to equip students with academic, analytical, creative, reflective and presentation skills in order to foster interest and involvement in the field of Modern Languages, Literatures and Cultures with specific emphasis on narratives of conflict. It also aims to enhance students' knowledge and understanding of important concepts of European languages, literatures, cultures and societies, in particular with regard to France, Germany, Austria, Switzerland and Spain and Latin American countries.
It is possible to study modules of particular interest without completing a Masters degree or to exit with a Postgraduate Diploma (Level 9) after completing 60 credits of taught modules.
Candidates normally must have obtained at least a 2nd Class Honours Grade I in their primary degree, or equivalent. Applicants must have a recognised primary degree which is considered equivalent to Irish university primary degree level.
Minimum English language requirements: please visit Maynooth University International Office website for information about English language tests accepted and required scores. The requirements specified are applicable for both EU and non-EU applicants.
Maynooth University's TOEFL code is 8850
MHM52 1 year Full-time
MHM53 2 years Part-time
MHO52 1 year Full-time
MHO53 2 years Part-time
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MHZ53 2 years Part-time
This interdisciplinary MA gives students an ideal starting point for an academic career in literary studies, conflict studies or language studies.
The combination of subject-specific, interdisciplinary and transferable skills, which are the intended outcome of the programme, would also make it a useful qualification for entry into the teaching profession, research work, or for careers with an international dimension, in diplomacy, journalism, business or academia.
Programme Director Professor Ruth Whelan
Tel +353 (0)1 7083700
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Address School of Modern Languages, Literatures and Cultures, Maynooth University, Maynooth, Co. Kildare
The MA in Modern Languages, Literatures and Cultures: Narratives of Conflict involves two elements: a set of modules on which students will be examined in January and in May/June, and a dissertation (Minor Thesis) which students complete after their second semester.
1. Students choose a 'lead language'; they are obliged to take both language modules in this language.
2. Students have to take at least one (in French two) of the subject-specific modules offered by the lead language subject.
3. Students have to take ML 610 (Research Skills) and the modules concerned with narratives of conflict.
4. For the remaining 10 credits, students can either choose the remaining subject-specific module(s), or they can choose two of the remaining SMLLC modules.
5. The Viva Voce Examination ML629 (conducted – at least partly – in the 'lead language') in early June.
6. Minor theses will be supervised by SMLLC Full-time members of staff after consultation with the student.
Maynooth University is one of the main centres of research in the study of modern languages, literatures and cultures in Ireland, offering MA programmes and MLitt and structured PhD studies in each of the constituent disciplines. In addition to French, Spanish, German and Chinese; Dutch, Portuguese, Catalan and Breton are taught in the School. The SMLLC offers personal supervision and teaching by renowned experts in a wide variety of fields, innovative areas of research and a lively intellectual environment.
All applications should be made through the PAC system.
In general, there are two levels of fees payable. EU students from EU countries including Ireland pay a subsidised level of fees for both taught courses and research programmes. Tuition fees for students from outside the EU are not subsidised and are thus somewhat higher than for EU students.
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May 20- Gear Up Family Night 6:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. | Varsity Theatre Auditions 2:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. (20th-21st)
May 21- Softball State Finals(21st-22nd) | Senior Recognition Assembly
May 23-CHS Band 5:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.
May 27- MEMORIAL DAY NO SCHOOL
May 28-Graduation Practice 7:45 a.m. – 8:45 a.m. | Senior Sunset 7:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
May 29- Farewell Assembly 7:30 a.m. – 8:30 a.m. @ CHS Auditorium
May 30-Class of 2019 Graduation 9:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. @ Dee Events Center | Senior All-Night Party 10:00 p.m. – 11:59 p.m. @Boondocks
Syracuse Jr. High
May 1- End-of-Level Assessments – 9th Grade (29th-2nd)
May 2- School Play – Mary Poppins 7 p.m. – 9 p.m. (2nd-4th)
May 6-Teacher Appreciation Week (6th-10th)
May 8- Community Council Meeting 4 p.m. – 5 p.m.
May 9-Ninth Grade Panoramic Photo
May 13-Track – District Meet 2:45 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. @ Woods Cross High
May 14- Dance Class Recital 7 p.m. – 9 p.m. @ SJH Gym
May 15- 9th Grade Evening of Excellence 6:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.
May 16- Band Concert 6:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.
May 21- Choir Concert 6:00 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. @ Clearfield High School Auditorium
May 22- Orchestra Concert 7 p.m. – 9 p.m. @ Syracuse High School
May 27- Memorial Day – No School
May 31- Early Dismissal – 12:55 p.m. Closing Assembly 8:00 a.m. – 9:30 a.m.
Legacy Jr. High
May 1- Taco Truck Visit 8:00 a.m. – 3:00 a.m. (1st-2nd)
May 7- Bruges Waffle Truck
May 8- Spring Art Show 6:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.
May 9- Musical Revue 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. (9th-11th)
May 10-North End Track Meet 3:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. @ Syracuse High School
May 13- 9th Grade Aspire + Testing
May 15- Jazz Band Performs During Lunch 11:15 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.
May 21- Band Concert 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. Legacy Jr. High
May 23- Orchestra Concert 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. @ Legacy Jr. High
May 29- End of Year Assembly 1:55 p.m. -2:55 p.m.
May 30- 4th Term Goal Reward-The Rush Funplex 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 | 9th Grade Party 2:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
May 31- Last Day of School-Early Excusal @ 12:55 p.m.
West Point Jr. High
May 3- Talent Assembly at 9 a.m. to 10 a.m.
May 6- Teacher Appreciation Week (6th – 10th)
May 10- North End Track Meet at 3:15 p.m.
May 13- Davis District Championship Track Meet at 3:15 p.m.
May 16- Evening of Excellence at 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
May 31- Last Day of School
Syracuse Elementary
Bluff Ridge Elementary
Buffalo Point Elementary
Sand Springs Elementary
May 27- Memorial Day. NO SCHOOL
May 31- Last Day of School: Early Out
Arts Academy Elementary:
May 23-Last Day of School: Early Out
Fun Things to Do!
All Summer- Wednesday Food Truck League @ Northridge High School 5 p.m. – 9 p.m.
May 3- Davis Arts Chamber Music Series – Matt Weissman, IMPROVABLES 9:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m. @ Bountiful Davis Arts Center
May 4- May the 4th Be With You marathon 6 p.m. @ Legacy Event Center | ADULT NIGHT AT DARTSIDE @ Layton Hills Mall 9:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m. | FLASHBACK SKATE 10:00 p.m. – 11:59 p.m. @ Classic Fun Center | Cinco de Mayo Festival 2019 @ The Gallivan Center
May 5- STAR PARTY 6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. @ White Rock Bay | Antelope Island *Free, Park entrance fees apply* | AX *autocross* Davis County Fairgrounds (Cinco de Mayo)
May 7- Golden Spike 150th Celebration! @ Utah's Hogle Zoo 9:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
May 9- Great Basin Art Festival 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. @ Legacy Event Center
May 11- BABY ANIMAL DAYS, May 11, 3-8 p.m. & May 12, 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. @ USU Botanical Center
May 14- 2019 UALA Conference 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. @ Davis Convention Center
May 16- Magic on The Sidewalk (16th-19th) @ N Main St & W Center St, Bountiful
May 17- Salt Lake Bird Festival (20th Anniversary) *FREE* (17th-21st ) @ 151 South 1100 West, Farmington
May 25- Festival of Colors Ogden, UT 11 a.m. – 4 p.m. @ West Stadium Park
May 27- MEMORIAL DAY
May 31- Ogden Music Festival 2019 (May 31st-June 2nd) @ Fort Buenaventura Park | Derek Hughes Charity Magic/Comedy Show 7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. @ Northridge High School
June 10th – June 28th – On Broadway! Junior Theater Camp
June 29th – Syracuse Days 5K Fun Run
July 12-20 – Disney's Beauty and the Beast Performances
November 21- 23 – Disney's Frozen Junior Performances
Limited space, so sign up soon!
Session 1: May 1-June 2
Session 2 & 3: May 1- June 30
Cost: $35 (Non-Resident Fee is an additional $15)
Sessions consist of 8 one-hour sessions
SESSION 1: Beginning the week of June 10th (Morning Classes)
5 & 6-year-old class: Tuesdays and Thursdays at 9:00 a.m.
7 & 8-year-old class: Tuesdays and Thursdays at 10:00 a.m.
9 & 10-year-old class: Mondays and Wednesdays at 9:00 a.m.
11 to 14-year-old class: Mondays and Wednesdays at 10:00 a.m.
*Classes will not be held on July 4th
SESSION 2: Beginning the week of July 15th (Morning Classes)
*Classes will not be held on July 24th
SESSION 3: Beginning the week of July 16th (Evening Classes)
5 & 6-year-old class: Tuesdays and Thursdays at 6:00 p.m.
9 & 10-year-old class: Mondays and Wednesdays at 6:00 p.m.
11 to 14-year-old class: Mondays and Wednesdays at 7:00 p.m.
Registration will be held on the following days in JUNE.
Fridays: June 14, June 21 (Time: 3 p.m. – 6 p.m.)
Saturdays: June 15, June 22 (Time: 9 a.m. – 12 p.m.)
Tuesday: June 25(Time: 3 p.m. – 6 p.m.)
To register, every player will need:
A recent physical
Copy of his/her birth certificate
Proof of Medical Insurance (Insurance Waiver)
Proof of Syracuse residency (Syracuse City water bill)
**Attention: Registration will not be accepted if participant is not in attendance or all documents are not accounted for.**
Camp Syracuse Summer Fun
Your child will make new friends and enjoy outdoor experiences. They will participate in arts and crafts that will be combined with games. Space is limited, so sign up today.
Registration: Limited space, so sign up soon!
Session 2 & 3: May 1-July 7
Session 4: May 1- July 28
Age Groups: 1st- 5th grade (2019-2020 School Year)
Days: Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays
1st session: June 4-June 20 (9:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.)
2nd session: July 9-July 25 (9:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.)
3rd session: July 10-July 25 (12:30 p.m. to 3:00 p.m.)
4th session: July 30-August 15 (9:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.)
Place: Syracuse Community Center
Adaptive Soccer
At each session our staff will help children with disabilities learn the fundamental rules of soccer. Participants will join in drills and scrimmages and will be taught in a fun atmosphere. Our goal is to promote social skills and friendships as well as learn and play soccer together.
Registration: May 1- June 23
Day: Mondays (July 8th- August 12th)
Ages/Time: 4 – 12, 11:00-12:00 p.m.
**If you would like to volunteer for Adaptive Soccer, please contact us at 801-614-9655.
Syracuse Heritage Days will be held June 22-June 29
Heritage Days Carnival Pre-Sale Tickets Available Now!!
Save $$$ on carnival tickets by purchasing them early at the Syracuse Community Center. The cost is $18 and tickets can be used two ways:
1. Trade in the coupon for an "All-Day Unlimited Ride" wristband. The wristband is good only on Thursday!
2. You can get 40 tickets to use for rides only, any time the carnival is open. Most carnival rides take 2 to 4 tickets.
Fun Fitness Classes for Adults
∫ Zumba with Angie!
Tues & Sat. 9:00 am
Thursday Zumba Tone 9:00 am
Cost is $36 for 12 Class Punch Pass or $5/class
First Class is FREE! What Are You Waiting For?
More info at angiec.zumba.com
Cinco de Mayo Zumba Party
Saturday, May 4 at 9:00 a.m.
Wear Red, Green, or White
for a fun Cinco de Mayo!
FREE Girl Power Zumba Party
Saturday, May 11 at 9:00 a.m.
Wear Pink for Breast Cancer Awareness
∫ Step It Up!
Mon, Wed, Fri 9-10 am
Work your heart, muscles and mind in this fun, energetic workout! All skill levels are welcome, we offer low and high intensity options for you to choose from.  Find more info on Facebook at Syracuse Fitness Classes. $3 Drop-In, $20 for a 10-class punch pass, first class FREE!
∫ Pump It Up!
Tues. 6:00 am
Boost your metabolism and tone your muscles with resistance training. We provide hand weights and exercise balls, you just bring your own exercise mat. All skill levels are welcome, we suggest different options. Syracuse Community Center. $3 Drop-In, $20 for a 10-class punch pass, first class FREE!
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A grim, uncertain future hangs over the 1.7 million residents of Datong in the heart of China's dusty, windswept coal-mining country about 350km west of Beijing. Amid the imminent threat of massive lay-offs, the city's coal workers are battling for back-pay and timely salaries just so they can feed their families.
In another area of the city the local government's boom-and-bust redevelopment plans lie unfinished. A multimillion-dollar "white elephant" sports stadium is slowly being reclaimed by the dust.
Elsewhere, the ruins of the partially built replica ancient walled city are a monument to the failed plans of the city's former mayor – nicknamed "Demolition Geng" – who dreamed of remaking an "ancient walled city" in the urban centre, but who is long gone.
The half-demolished buildings and stalled construction are reminders of the false dawn of a prosperous future.
The uncertainty in Datong is similar to that afflicting many other smaller cities grappling with the mainland's economic slowdown, stagnant population growth and excess production capacity: all had big dreams but few came true.
Datong is home to the Datong Coal Mine Group, a state firm with a 175,000-strong workforce that is grappling with shrinking coal use, falling coal prices and diminishing reserves.


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The Ordway Center for the Performing Arts kicked off their 31st season on Wednesday, with the opening of Lerner & Lowe's Paint Your Wagon. The musical about leaving your life behind to head west in hopes of striking it rich with gold is being presented in collaboration with Seattle's 5th Avenue Theatre. Billed as a revisal…part revival and part revision. The music and lyrics are true Lerner and Lowe perfection, however the original book written by Allen J. Lerner has been replaced with a new book by John Marans.
After making its world premiere earlier this summer in Seattle, Paint Your Wagon comes to Saint Paul with almost the entire cast intact. Two noticeable exceptions are the roles of Cayla and Angus. These two roles are played by Twin Cities favorites Ann Michels and Dieter Bierbrauer, respectively.
Paint Your Wagon may be set nearly 175 years ago, but the themes featured in the show still ring true today. We discover racial tensions really haven't changed after all these years. We see how money and greed lead men to do things they never would imagine they were capable of. But we also, see the softer side of civilization. How we as humans, bond together to take care of each other through the roller coaster of life.
As a whole and individually the production is stunning. Lerner and Lowe's gorgeous and classic songs "Wand'rin Star", "Another Autumn" and "They Call the Wind Maria" are beautifully directed by Kat Sherrell. Robert Cuccioli's rendition of "They Call the Wind Maria" is haunting. Josh Rhodes choreography is the best group dancing I've seen since Christopher Gattelli's "Newsies" choreography. The scenic design by Jason Sherwood is amazing. His turntable set offers numerous staging opportunities for director David Armstrong who takes full advantage of it too.
Paint Your Wagon is currently playing in Saint Paul at the Ordway Center for the Performing Arts. For more information on the show or to purchase tickets, visit their website.


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Arrow: Former Arrow Star Stephen Amell Returning To A Superhero Role In A Netflix Sequel!
Published on June 15th, 2021 | Updated on June 15th, 2021 | By FanFest
Stephen Amell is no strange to the world of comic books and superheroes. He's most recognizable from his time on Arrow though. He was the star of the series for eight years, where he portrayed Oliver Queen A.K.A the Green Arrow. Arrow was a hit for The CW. Now former Arrow star Stephen Amell is returning to a superhero role in a Netflix sequel.
As mentioned above Arrow isn't the only comic book role Amell has held over the last eight years. He was also Casey Jones in the second film in the most recent live-action adaptation of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. He starred in that film alongside Megan Fox.
In 2019 Stephen Amell was in another superhero feature titled Code 8. The film had enough worldbuilding that it felt like it could support a sequel. But the story was told well enough, and concluded well enough, that it could have also worked as a standalone film.
It looks like the world isn't done with Code 8, though. The movie didn't just feature Stephen Amell, it also featured his cousin Robbie Amell (also an Arrowverse alum). The two didn't just act in the film they were producers on Code 8.
The two will be returning for a sequel to Code 8, titled Code 8: Part II. The two sold the film to Netflix, meaning the sequel is almost undoubtedly a Netflix exclusive. This was announced at the Banff World Media Festival by Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos.
Even though we hope that Stephen Amell never fully leaves the world of Superheroes, he does have another project starting soon. The actor is a huge wrestling fan, which is why it's appropriate that he has a show about wrestling coming out soon.
Heels will be coming to Starz on August 15, so it's not that far off!
How do you feel about Stephen Amell returning to a superhero role? Are you excited? Let us know in the comments!
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Alexander is passionate about everything related to gaming, comics, television, and film. You can usually find him watching some kind of DC show and can also find his writing on Multiversal News, something he's helping to build.
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Newly published research led by Waisman Center clinician Megan Farley examines the experiences and mid-life social circumstances of 169 adults with autism spectrum disorder in Utah, including their employment status, relationships, community participation, and residential situations.
"This is one of the larger studies involving adults with autism," says Farley, who is a psychologist at the Waisman Center Autism and Developmental Disabilities Clinic.
Adults with autism often face many of the same challenges as children with autism, but they usually have many fewer resources and supports. For example, a 2015 report by the A.J. Drexel Autism Institute found that more than 25% of adults with autism who participated in that study received no services whatsoever after high school.
Farley and her colleagues at the University of Utah reported similar findings. For instance, 20% of study participants were unemployed (the national unemployment rate was ~4% in December 2017) and only 12% of participants were employed full-time.
The researchers also examined several other aspects of life for adults with ASD. "We looked at the types of relationships study participants are in, how they get around, what they do with their time—not only in terms of employment but also leisure activities—and their hopes and ambitions," says Farley.
Study findings include: 72% of participants needed high levels of social or caregiver support; 5% of participants had experience with marriage and almost 75% had no experience with dating (but 67% of parents or caregivers felt their adult child with autism did not want a romantic partner); and 13% of participants were living independently (there were several instances where participants felt there was mutual benefit in living with family members).
Getting into the nitty-gritty of what life can be like for adults with ASD can help researchers and policy-makers develop and implement more effective interventions and supports.


LOS ANGELES – The Federal trial for a former staffer of the U.S. Congress, arrested in July on federal extortion and bribery charges, begins Sept. 26.
Michael Kimbrew, 44, of Carson, who worked for L.A. County Supervisor Janice Hahn when she served in Congress, faces charges of allegedly taking $5,000 with promises of helping to prevent the closure of a Compton marijuana shop.
He was arrested without incident by special agents with the FBI.
Kimbrew was taken into custody pursuant to a two-count indictment that was returned by a federal grand jury. Kimbrew is charged with one count of attempted extortion and one count of receiving a bribe.
At his arraignment, Kimbrew pleaded not guilty and was ordered freed on a $15,000 bond. He was ordered to stand trial on Sept. 26.
According to the indictment, Kimbrew approached an employee of the marijuana shop, told him the store was violating the law and said the shop would be shut down – unless the owners reached an agreement with him.
Kimbrew subsequently met with the owners of the marijuana shop inside Compton City Hall. The indictment alleges that Kimbrew claimed to be working with the FBI, and he could "make things happen" by ensuring the store had the appropriate permits in exchange for $5,000.
According to the indictment, an undercover FBI agent posing as a business partner met with Kimbrew, who reiterated his claims he could prevent the shutdown of the shop in exchange for $5,000. In a second meeting between Kimbrew and the undercover agent, Kimbrew allegedly accepted the $5,000 bribe.
If convicted of the two counts in the indictment, Kimbrew would face a statutory maximum sentence of 18 years in federal prison.
The prosecution is being handled by Assistant United States Attorney Lindsey Greer Dotson of the Public Corruption and Civil Rights Section.
Kimbrew is the son one-time Compton Unified School District board member, Basil Kimbrew. The senior Kimbrew has had his own troubles with the law, including a conviction for misappropriating funds from the school board, and a plea of no contest to charges of lying on City of Compton election forms.


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Pitching in
How Yale's president spent the Day of Service.
By Kathrin Day Lassila '81 | Jul/Aug 2018
The Yale Alumni Magazine regularly holds a conversation with Yale president Peter Salovey '86PhD to provide a forum in which alumni can learn his views. (Interviews are conducted both in person and by e-mail and condensed for print.)
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In this issue, Salovey talks about the Yale Day of Service. View full image
Do you have a question for Yale's president? Readers are invited to submit questions or topics to yam@yale.edu or Yale Alumni Magazine, PO Box 1905, New Haven, CT 06509-1905.
Yale Alumni Magazine: May 12 was the Yale Day of Service—in fact, the tenth anniversary of the Yale Day of Service. I hear you signed up.
Peter Salovey: Yes, this was another May in which alumni, faculty, staff, and students devoted a day to serving their communities. I spent my Day of Service at New Haven Reads—a nonprofit organization that distributes free books and provides tutoring to children. It was founded by the late Chris Alexander, who was a wonderful member of the Yale and New Haven communities. The intersection where its first office opened is now Chris Alexander Corner.
I was at New Haven Reads with about eight other volunteers. One child I worked with was a third-grade girl whose regular tutor was not available that day. She had been coming to New Haven Reads every week, almost without fail, for two years. Her reading skills had improved dramatically. We worked on vocabulary, phonics, and a sentence completion drill, and I asked her to read to me from a book that she had been reading for several weeks. When her dad came to pick her up, he told me that he has been pleased with her progress.
Y: And he must have been pleased to find the president of Yale tutoring her.
S: He did notice that, but I think his daughter just thought some guy named Peter was tutoring her. She was right, of course.
Y: What did you take away from the experience?
S: It was very inspiring and gratifying to join others in helping members of our community. As an undergraduate in psychology, and then as a graduate student, I was always interested in the connection between human emotion and prosocial behavior. Do we help others because we are feeling good? Or does helping others make us feel good? It turns out both are true.
I arrived at New Haven Reads early on a Saturday morning. It was rainy. University business kept me up late Friday night, so I was a little tired. And an hour later, after tutoring my first student, I was energized. It was like running a couple of miles on a treadmill—tutoring seemed to release my endorphins. Making a human connection has a psychological effect that probably leads to biological changes as well. That kind of connection encourages us to help even more people.
Y: How would you describe the objectives of the Day of Service?
S: The idea behind this program, founded and run by the Association of Yale Alumni, is twofold. It creates opportunities for us to give back, as an expression of our appreciation for having been at Yale. But also, we give back as part of a community—we are building bonds with people inside and outside of our campus. An undergraduate, a graduate student in biology, and alumni from different generations of Yale were with me at New Haven Reads, and we all felt the shared joy of serving together.
John Kerry '66 and Marian Wright Edelman '63LLB were our Day of Service honorary cochairs. These are people who have devoted their lives to serving society. Their participation helped bring us together as a Yale community.
Y: How much of an effect can one day have?
S: Giving back should not be just the activity of a single day, but the Day of Service exposes people to new opportunities to connect with their communities. It demonstrates to individuals who feel they do not have time for service that maybe they do occasionally. So, a single day of service may lead to more engagement.
This year, more than 3,500 members of the Yale community, in 47 states and 20 countries, participated. If every participant tells someone else, even more people across our country and around the world will be involved next year.
Service is in Yale's DNA. In Yale's commencement ceremony, the president admits students to all the "rights and responsibilities" that their degrees afford. As we have discussed before, Yale University graduates go on to teach, start businesses, make groundbreaking scientific discoveries, serve in the military, hold public office, and lead in many other ways. In addition, a large number of our faculty and staff do service: they coach local sports teams, champion environmental causes, or are involved in their community foundations or a church, synagogue, or nonprofit organization.
Of those to whom much is given, much is expected. We should always be looking for ways to give back.
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Scalia's final junket linked to aristocratic hunting society
By Tom Carter
While the media continues to eulogize the late Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia as a "towering legal figure and a "brilliant intellectual," it has emerged that his death on February 13 occurred during a junket with an exclusive aristocratic hunting society.
The International Order of St. Hubertus, a European knightly order dating from 17th century Bohemia, is dedicated to preserving hunting as a ritual pastime of the nobility. Members of the exclusive men-only society, founded in 1695 by Count Franz Anton von Sporck, wear green ceremonial robes decorated with a large Christian cross. They use the Latin motto "Deum Diligite Animalia Diligentes" (honoring God by honoring his creatures).
On February 24, the Washington Post reported that John Poindexter, the owner of the exclusive Cibolo Creek Ranch in Texas, where Scalia was visiting at the time of his death, is a leading member of the order. Scalia traveled to the ranch on a private plane with C. Allen Foster, a prominent Washington lawyer who is a secretary and "knight grand officer" of the order. Other high-ranking members of the order took private flights around the same time. Scalia declined the protection of the US Marshals Service, which would otherwise provide his security, for his trip to the ranch.
In 2006, the Washington Post reported that Scalia's friend Foster marked his 65th birthday with a six-day celebration in the Czech Republic. "He flew his family and 40 Washington friends there to stay in Moravia's Zidlochovice, a baroque castle and hunting park," the newspaper explained. "The birthday bash included tours of the Czech countryside, wine tasting, wild boar and mouflon (wild sheep) hunts, classic dance instruction and a masked costume ball."
Foster's list of former clients includes the Republican Party, tobacco advertisers, the director of the failed Washington National Bank, companies accused of civil rights violations, the mercenary company Blackwater Security Consulting and the right-wing Cato Institute. Foster is also the director of the Young Women's Christian Association and a companion of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem.
The Washington Post reported that in 2010, "Poindexter hosted a group of 53 members of the Houston chapter of the International Order of St. Hubertus at the Cibolo Creek Ranch, according to a Houston society publication."
"The International Order of St. Hubertus," says the society's web site, "is a true knightly order in the historical tradition." The web site continues: "The Order is under the Royal Protection of His Majesty Juan Carlos of Spain, the Grand Master Emeritus His Imperial and Royal Highness Archduke Andreas Salvator of Austria and our Grand Master is His Imperial and Royal Highness Istvan von Habsburg Lothringen, Archduke of Austria, Prince of Hungary."
The identification of the order with the old establishment of Europe is underscored by the fact that in 1938, after Austria was absorbed into the German Reich, "Herman Göring demanded membership in the Order and executed the Grand Prior when he was denied." (Adolf Hitler appointed Göring as Reich master of the hunt in 1933 and master of the German forests in 1934. An avid hunter, Göring built two aristocratic hunting lodges.)
"In March of 2013," the web site continues, "HIH [His Imperial Highness] Archduke Istvan von Habsburg-Lothringen became the fifth Grand Master of the Order… Archduke Andreas assumed the office of Grand Master Emeritus and King [of Spain] Juan Carlos continues to offer the order his protection."
Officers of the Order of St. Hubertus receive titles like "grand master" and "knight grand officer," and members apparently refer to themselves as "knights." The American chapter of the order was founded in 1968. "The first Investiture of American Knights took place at the Bohemian Club in San Francisco. The ceremony was presided over by then Grand Master Karl Messany," the order's web site explains.
The American chapter of the order is comprised of approximately 250 people, according to 2013 financial filings, and brought in $160,000 in donations. Membership in the order requires an $800 application fee and "sponsorship." Formal investiture involves a medieval ceremony in which an old dagger is used to "knight" the subject.
Scalia's furtive association with such an outfit underscores the fundamentally reactionary and anti-democratic character not just of one right-wing justice, but of the Supreme Court as an institution and the capitalist state as a whole. Scalia's fascistic inclinations were well known, but he was not only tolerated, he was generally celebrated by the political and media establishment, including its spineless so-called "liberal" wing. This is despite his role in the infamous "Bush v. Gore" ruling in February of 2000 that halted vote-counting in Florida and handed the White House to the loser of the presidential election, and his open defense of torture, racial discrimination and state repression.
Scalia's theory of constitutional jurisprudence, "originalism," purported to involve ascertaining the original meaning of the American Constitution. In practice, Scalia's application of this doctrine was entirely tendentious and arbitrary. Notwithstanding his "originalism," Scalia's relations with the Order of St. Hubertus may have violated the text of the Constitution.
Article I, Section 9, Clause 8 (the "Titles of Nobility Clause") of the Constitution, which was ratified in 1788, provides: "No title of nobility shall be granted by the United States: and no person holding any office of profit or trust under them, shall, without the consent of the Congress, accept of any present, emolument, office, or title, of any kind whatever, from any king, prince, or foreign state."
Scalia's affiliation with such figures as Poindexter and Foster is entirely consistent with his judicial legacy, which includes the promotion of authoritarian executive powers and backwardness and bigotry on every social question. As a judge who was vigorously opposed to the principle of separation of church and state, it is not entirely surprising to find Scalia in the company of wealthy would-be aristocrats with Crusader-like crosses emblazoned on their medieval costumes.
Whatever the details of Scalia's relations with the Order of St. Hubertus, the circumstances of his trip highlight the corrupt relations between justices on America's highest court and the rest of the ruling class. Scalia was not the only Supreme Court justice to have traveled on privately paid trips. In fact, it is a common practice among the supposedly "liberal" justices as well.
The Center for Responsive Politics published the following statistics on the Supreme Court justices for the years 2004 to 2014: Scalia took 258 trips in 11 years (23.5 trips per year), Stephen Breyer took 185 trips in 11 years (16.8 trips per year), Sonia Sotomayor took 67 trips in 5 years (13.4 trips per year), Anthony Kennedy took 132 trips in 11 years (12.0 trips per year), Ruth Bader Ginsburg took 117 trips in 11 years (10.6 trips per year), Samuel Alito took 83 trips in 9 years (10.1 trips per year), Elena Kagan took 33 trips in 4 years (8.3 trips per year), Clarence Thomas took 86 trips in 11 years (7.8 trips per year) and Chief Justice John Roberts took 48 trips in 10 years (4.8 trips per year).
These private trips to exclusive and luxurious resorts around the world often coincided with cases before the Supreme Court. Poindexter, who hosted Scalia's final junket, owned a company that was accused of age discrimination in a lawsuit that came before the Supreme Court last year. The Supreme Court denied review of the case.
Before participating in the infamous Citizens United decision in 2010 that struck down limits on corporate campaign finance bribes in elections, Scalia and Thomas both attended a retreat in California sponsored by the right-wing financier Charles G. Koch. Scalia infamously went on a hunting trip with then-Vice President Dick Cheney while a case involving Cheney was before the Supreme Court.
In a recent report entitled Antonin Scalia: The Billion-Dollar Supreme Court Justice, David Dayen of the Intercept noted that Dow Chemical has settled a $1.06 billion adverse class-action antitrust ruling for $835 million. The company had appealed the decision to the Supreme Court, but decided to pay substantially all of the judgment after Scalia's death rather than allowing the case to come before the high court minus its leading reactionary.
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When I browse through the app, e.g., home/category/commerce/ and then back again from commerce to category, home page reloads (running its async function). Is it possible to browse stacking all the pages, to make sure they are allways on DOM? The queries made to my async function are too heavy and they slows down the browsing.
As you see, I am trying to use stackPages property with true value in the routes.js file, but didn't work for me.
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Seversky P-35 je bil enomotorni propelerski lovec, ki ga je zasnoval Seversky Aircraft Company v 1930ih. Bil je prvi enosedežni lovec USAAC (U.S. Army Air Corps) s povsem kovinsko konstrukcijo, uvlačljivim podvozjem in zaprtim kokpitom. Bil je zasnovan v istem obdobju kot bolj sposobnaa Hawker Hurricane in Messerschmitt Bf 109.

Specifikacije(P-35A)

Glej tudi
 Seversky XP-41
 Republic P-43 Lancer
 Republic P-47 Thunderbolt
 Curtiss P-36 Hawk
 Fokker D.XXI
 Koolhoven F.K.58
 Hawker Hurricane
 Polikarpov I-16
 PZL.50 Jastrząb
 Reggiane Re.2000
 Vultee P-66 Vanguard

Sklici

Bibliografija

 Cupido, Joe. "Stepping Stone to the 'Jug': A Rare Seversky Survivor – The AT-12 Guardsman". Air Enthusiast No. 84, November/December 1999. pp. 2–3.
 Davis, Larry. P-35: Mini in Action (Mini Number 1). Carrollton, Texas: Squadron/Signal Publications, 1994. ISBN 0-89747-321-3.
 Fitzsimmons, Bernard. The Illustrated International Aircraft Guide Fighters of WWII, Part IX. London: MacDonald Phoebus Ltd., 1981.

 Green, William and Gordon Swanborough. "The end of the beginning...The Seversky P-35". Air Enthusiast, Ten, July–September 1979, pp. 8–21.
 Hucker, Robert. "Seversky: Innovator and Prophet." Air Classics, 20th Anniversary Special Edition 1964-1984, 1984.
 Shores, Christopher, Brian Cull and Yasuho Izawa. Bloody Shambles: Volume One: The Drift to War to the Fall of Singapore. London: Grub Street, 1992. ISBN 0-948817-50-X.
 United States Air Force Museum Guidebook. Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio: Air Force Museum Foundation, 1975.

Zunanje povezave

 Seversky P-35 Fact Sheet entry at the National Museum of the United States Air Force website
Information about all models and survivors of this series. Also information about new replicas to be built by VCS.

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The Communication Breakdown
By Shanet Clark,
June 4, 2005 in JFK Assassination Debate
Tim Gratz
Stan, there is indeed proof that JFK had discussed national security matters with Monroe.
And, what's worse, Monroe, unwittingly, passed them on to a suspected Soviet agent while she was in Mexico in the summer of 1962.
The man's name was Frederick Vanderbilt Field and yes he was an heir to the Vanderbilt fortune.
The FBI discovered Monroe's discussions with Field because it had bugged Field's residence in Mexico.
Hoover was steaming mad when he read the report. A copy of the report is (now) a matter of public record.
And Stan I think I can assure you that if this stuff had come out in the press it would have finished JFK politically. His pecadilloes before he became President were one thing but the disclosure that as president he was sharing a girl friend with the don of the Chicago mafia would have been the end of his political career. Given the moral climate of the sixties, the revelation that he was a serial adulterer, regardless of who his bed-mates were, would have been sufficient. If you were Hoover and had access to this information, you surely had no need to seek an assassin. Which is why I think Shanet's theory, while superficially plausible, will not fly.
Note also is all we are discussing is possible motivations to kill Kennedy, As I have said repeatedly, I think it is morally objectionable to accuse someone of murder merely because he or she may have had a motive. There must be at least SOME evidence he or she acted on the motivation before the person can be responsibly characterized as even a POSSIBLE conspirator.
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Tim Gratz 67 posts
Mark Stapleton 46 posts
Guest Stephen Turner
Tim, have you ever considered that the reasoning behind the assassination was so much more than just removing JFK from power. This was a statement of future intent, made by powerful people, Washington insiders, Dallas Oilmen, The millitary,Etc. The point needed to be rammed home, WE run the show and dont YOU forget it. Steve.
Mark Stapleton
Anyway, before this thread passes away, would anyone like to hazard an informed guess about who Cabot Lodge might have been calling ?
Stan Wilbourne
Nelson Rockefeller and Allen Dulles.
Taylor.
Can someone locate and post the Honolulu newspaper story or photo of Cabot making these calls?
Also, it takes time to remove a president, if you have to impeach him. Time was running out. With what Johnson was facing, it would have been a double impeachment. Talk about a constitutional crisis.
If his sins were exposed, I don't think JFK would have resigned. All he had to do was lay out the known case against Johnson and say, "I'm the best that you've got. I promise to be good from now on, and I'm going to have a new running mate."
In addition, resignation or impeachment could not be blamed on Castro.
Ron wrote:
Also, it takes time to remove a president, if you have to impeach him. Time was running out.
Time for what?
Besides, had I been a Republican operative and wanted to get at JFK, I would have gone to him privately and said, "Mr. President, we have this, this and this on you. Obviously enough to impeach you. But impeachment will tear the country apart. So we request that you resign for health reasons. Should you agree to do so, for the sake of the country, I will ensure that these documents never see the light of day." Similar of course to the group of Senators who approached Nixon to tell him his game was over, but this would be done privately.
I have little doubt that would have accomplished its purpose.
Time for Lyndon Johnson. They were cooking his goose in hearings on Capitol Hill on the day of the assassination. Of course the hearings shut down. What a difference a day makes.
Also time was getting short on Vietnam, as far as the military was concerned. JFK had already signed a document about starting to bring troops home.
And of course it was time to finally get rid of Castro. As I said, impeachment, or as you say quietly getting JFK to resign, would not prompt an invasion of Cuba, which many believe was an integral part of the plot against JFK.
If the objective was to replace JFK with LBJ you have a point re time being of the essence.
I do not believe JFK was going to pull out of Vietnam, at least certainly not before the 1964 election, so I think that argument fails.
Even more so the Cuba issue. I recently read a statement made by Desmond Fitzgerald made in early 1964 that had JFK not been assassinated Castro would have been gone by Christmas of 1964. If the motive of the conspirators was to "get Castro" they certainly shot themselves in the foot. Moreover, they clearly were not witting of the AMLASH/AMTRUNK/Second Naval Guerilla plans of the Kennedy brothers.
And as I said, given the information that existed on JFK, there is no doubt in my mind he would have resigned to avoid the infamy of a public impeachment.
Don' be so NAIVE and deal with the MURDER of the PRESIDENT and its circumstances as it happened not as how you WISH it happened, with polite men quietly presenting incapacity files and asking quietly for a complete turn over of government....they had the files, the capability, the pretext, the rationale and they didn't ask peermission like in that fond scenario........
Forrestal ------ look at Admiral Forrestal's fate if you want a precedent
for another US national security executive sanction under color of law .
David G. Healy
constitutional crises for whom, the media? The political face of Washington? The pantywaist naysayers that hated Catholics and thought the Pope changed his residence to 1600 Pennsylvania Ave? Having endured the Civil War and all that THAT entailed, this country and the citizens of this country were much tougher than that -- having the nukes hanging over ones head, well, thats a different story. That was the making of - a constitutional ERASER!
David Healy
constitutional crises for whom, the media?
Yes, that's who usually calls such things a constitutional crisis. I must admit that I let the brainwashed part of my mind speak in this instance. Fortunately I think most of my mind remains dirty.
But then didn't Bill Clinton say that he "saved the Constitution" by managing to stay in office? Ha ha ha ha ha.
what would we do without these tremendous EGO'S
I enjoy your postings Ron -- KUTGW!
Shanet,
I think Taylor was one of those present at the Nam summit, so I don't think it was him. Stan's choice of Rockefeller is interesting. Wasn't he part of the banking interests that were being threatened by Kennedy's determination to bypass the Federal Reserve ? If there's anyone out there who knows any more about these calls (or call) please join in.


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Each resident should feel as though they have an intrinsic investment in the residential community. As such, residents should feel motivated to hold each other accountable for their actions. If a student damages college property, they are bound to accept responsibility and report these actions to their RA. Damage to public areas often goes unreported. Failure to take responsibility for our actions and allowing members of the hall to pay for damage is a serious breach of our Honor System. If damage occurs accidentally, the student still holds the responsibility to report the incident to their RA honestly and promptly.
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Charges will often be assessed based on a standardized fine. Situations that require additional work from sources outside of the College will result in the fine plus the cost of the outside contractor. Damage fines can be incurred for the following but are not limited to: Vomit, excessive trash, and cracked or broken window panes. Additional fines may be assessed for deliberate contamination of recycling bins.


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Pupil Premium is an allocation of funding provided to schools to support children who may be vulnerable to underachievement, those who have been eligible for FSM (Free School Meals) at any point in the last six years (also known as Ever 6 FSM), looked after children, those that have left local-authority care due to adoption, a special guardianship order or a child arrangements order and for children whose parents are currently serving in the armed forces.
Pupil Premium monies should be used to raise the attainment of disadvantaged pupils of all abilities and to close the gaps between them and their peers.
Schools and Academies are required by OFSTED to publish information to parents on Pupil Premium specifically with regards to the following:
● An update of the impact of funding with any data from the academic year.
● Reasons and evidence for allocation of spending by identifying the main barriers; how the funding will be used to address the barriers and the reasons for those approaches. The strategy should identify the intended impact and a date for a review of the school's strategy.
For further information on Pupil Premium see
https://www.gov.uk/guidance/pupil-premium-information-for-schools-and-alternative-provision-
At Silver End Academy we believe that Pupil Progress and Attainment is not limited to a
child's background and we aim to improve the life chances of disadvantaged pupils by:
The whole school striving to raise the attainment of disadvantaged pupils as a matter of urgency and a key school Priority.
Ensuring equal access and opportunities including improving school attendance.
Maximising the learning of all pupils but especially those who are more vulnerable learners/ disadvantaged in some way.
Tackling disadvantage- this is a common thread that runs throughout the whole school
Clearer identification systems and addressing the needs of pupils as soon as they arise
Promoting a culture of early, focused, precise, time-limited intervention when necessary
Ensuring the impact of intervention is reviewed in terms of its impact and adjusted to meet the needs of pupils
Using a structured and tiered approach to tackling underachievement:
Please see the attached documents which give further information on this allocation.
Pupil Premium 2019-2020
pupil-premium-strategy-2019-20.pdf
Pupil Premium Strategy 2018-2019.docx
PP Autumn 2 Website.docx
Key Stage 1 and 2 results 2019
Trustees information- Connected Learning MAT
Connected Learning Multi-Academy Trust (MAT)
EYFS (All about Me and Festivals)
Year 1 (Bonfire Night and T.V. programmes)
Year 3 (Stone Age)
Year 4 (Vikings and Anglo Saxons)
Year 4/5 and 5 (Rivers and Mountains)
Year 6 (Victorians)
Outdoor Learning and Forest Schools
Live Well Child (project)
New Essex Teaching School (NETS)
Anti-Bullying Policy (appendix to Behaviour Policy)
Safeguarding and Child Protection (including Internet Safety)
Connected Learning Vision Statement
medical information and childhood illness advice
School Closure Procedures (Snow)
School Prospectus 2019-2020
Class Pages- look at what we have been up to!
Year 3 Spring Term 2020
Silver End Academy, School Road,
Silver End, Witham, England,
CM8 3RZ
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The Town of Pearl River had it's annual "Polish the Pearl" on March 25th. We are so proud of our citizens who get out and help cleanup our town every year. Our town has won District and will be going to State. State Judges will be here on May 4th, 2017.
Photo's are of our citizens, mayor, alderman and PRPD assisting with the cleanup along with Pearl River Lions Club who cooked and severed lunch which was provided by AWG of Pearl River.
The last photo's are of Mayor McQueen, Alderman McGregor and Cutrer along with our Pearl River Magnolia Forest Garden Club Ladies who served the judges and our staff with refreshments. The next photo is of Mayor McQueen with Alderman Cutrer and Walsh along with the District judges for the "Cleanest City" contest.


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In an informal sampling of shoppers from Stateline to the "Y" this week, half said they expect to shell out more money for holiday gift-giving this year. Five out of 10 shoppers surveyed split their answers between spending about the same and ringing up less at the cash registers.
Most shoppers interviewed said they would blow the door off the national average used by The Conference Board, a New York-based national consumer research company. It claims U.S. households will spend $476 on gifts – up $21 from last year.
"We'd spend that much today," Dana Hennelly said Wednesday in a bustling Village Center parking lot. The woman from Lake Oswego, Ore., was gathering with relatives from Philadelphia for a family reunion in Tahoe for the weekend.
Claudia Mohr and Terry Saltzman of Sun Valley said they plan to spend much less on Christmas this year because they're remodeling a house. Even so, they'll dole out up to $1,500 worth of items.
"That includes the dog," she said, holding the leash of an energetic black Labrador puppy outside the Village Center shop, Two Dogs and a Cat.
On the other side of town, Cherie Long's eyebrows went up when she heard the national average outside of Kmart on Thursday.
"We spend way more," said the South Lake Tahoe woman, who got a jump on her holiday shopping list with her two boys. Still, she plans on spending about the same as last year.
Long said she takes her shopping needs to the "Y" area, but she knows she'll be making trips to Carson Valley.
"I can't get it all done here," she said. "And I don't usually go where the tourists go because I think it will be more expensive," referring to the Stateline area.
Many parents said they may spend more money this year because as their children age, their wants become more expensive. Popular gadgets can cost hundreds of dollars more than a Barbie doll.
Georgiana Barton plans on spending less this year because of the high cost of living here. And she too gravitates toward the "Y" area because she will either refuse to pay for parking or likes to shop for more than two hours.
"I shop a lot in Carson," she said, wheeling a cart out of Kmart Thursday.
From every which way, many shoppers got a jump on their lists.
The International Council of Shopping Centers reported the Friday after Thanksgiving reversed a 10-year trend of the Saturday before Christmas as the top day.
Jewelry stores accounted for the largest share of sales in the fourth quarter of 2003 with 40.1 percent. National chain stores came in second with 34.2, and electronics ranked third at 31.8.
– Susan Wood can be reached at (530) 542-8009 or via e-mail at swood@tahoedailytribune.com