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Ocean City Police & Worcester County Sheriff's Office to Conduct Alcohol Compliance Checks
OCEAN CITY, MD – (June 7, 2017): The Ocean City Police Department (OCPD), in cooperation with the Worcester County Sheriff's Office, will be conducting alcohol compliance checks from June 12 through June 24. This enforcement effort will take place at area bars, restaurants and alcohol retailers throughout the resort.
The purpose of this operation is to ensure that employees of businesses that provide alcohol are making a concerted effort to avoid selling to individuals under the age of 21. Personnel under the age of 21, accompanied by plainclothes law enforcement officers, will be visiting bars, restaurants and alcohol retailers attempting to purchase alcoholic beverages.
The OCPD and Worcester County Sheriff's Office would like to remind all business owners that serving alcohol to underage citizens is not only illegal, but can have a detrimental impact to their business and the underage individual involved. The OCPD encourages everyone to obey all alcohol regulations to ensure a safer resort town.
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Delaware Man Arrested for Possession of a Firearm and Marijuana
OCEAN CITY, MD – (June 7, 2017): The Ocean City Police Department, with assistance from the Worcester County Criminal Enforcement Team, recently arrested two individuals and seized a handgun during an undercover drug enforcement operation.
On June 6, 2017, detectives conducting drug enforcement in an undercover capacity approached a suspicious vehicle at approximately 9:25 p.m. in the area of 27th Street and Coastal Highway. After investigation, detectives arrested two occupants of the vehicle: Joseph B. Phelan, 19, of Selbyville, DE, and Whitney A. Krick, 28, of Millsboro, DE. During a search of the vehicle, detectives located a small amount of marijuana, a .45 caliber handgun, and over 200 live rounds of ammunition.
Detectives have charged Phelan with multiple firearm possession charges and possession of marijuana. Krick has been charged with possession of marijuana. Both are currently being held at the Ocean City Public Safety Building awaiting an initial appearance before a Maryland District Court Commissioner.
The Best Of Nigel Farage
Md. mother accused of suffocating her 2 toddlers in 2014 sentenced to 45 years
WASHINGTON (ABC7) — Sonya Spoon, the Cheverly mother accused of killing her two young children in 2014 was sentenced to 45 years in prison on Wednesday, according to the Prince George's County State's Attorney's Office.
"Today, we held Sonya Spoon accountable for this heinous crime," Prince George's County State's Attorney Angela Alsobrooks said in a press release on Wednesday. "These two innocent children were killed in their beds, in their home where they should have been safe. We must continue to do all we can to ensure that no other family has to suffer through the loss of a child in this manner and that no child is ever placed into this type of dangerous situation."
Spoon, who was 24 at the time of the crime, admitted to police that she had suffocated her children, 3-year-old Kayla Thompson and 1-year-old Ayden Spoon, inside her parent's home at 6209 Forest Road, where she had been living with the kids, only two blocks from the town's police headquarters.
A Viewer Writes: Owner Of Delmar Race Track Injured
Joe, the owner of the racetrack in Delmar was seriously injured in an explosion at a fuel tank there. Took him to Johns Hopkins with burns over 30%…..happened yesterday…..
A Muslim's Home Was Just Raided By Federal Agents And Discovered That Our Worst Had Come True
Hogan holds back on joining Virginia, other states in climate alliance
Gov. Larry Hogan has so far declined to bring Maryland into a newly formed alliance of states opposed to President Donald J. Trump's decision to pull the United States out of the Paris climate accord.
A dozen states have joined the newly formed U.S. Climate Alliance of states committed to staying on the path to fight climate change the United States pledged to follow under President Barack Obama. Most are led by Democrats such as Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe, who joined the alliance Monday.
McAuliffe said Trump's announcement to withdraw from the Paris agreement "does not speak for the states and cities that are committed to fighting climate change."
"If the federal government insists on abdicating leadership on this issue, it will be up to the American people to step forward — and in Virginia we are doing just that," McAuliffe said.
'Kill them all,' Louisiana Rep. Clay Higgins says of suspected Islamic extremists
U.S. Rep. Clay Higgins, R-Port Barre, bared his own extreme proposal for suspected Islamic extremists after the latest terrorist attack in London: "Kill them all," his campaign's Facebook page stated Sunday (June 4).
(Facebook screenshot)
Higgins' strong words were posted after seven people were killed and dozens injured on Saturday in London. It appeared due process was not a priority Higgins, a freshman congressman and former police officer, as he called for killing anyone suspected of being a radicalized Muslim.
His remarks sparked outcries on social media.
Jihadi Déjà Vu in London
Ramadan is the Islamic holiday during which an increasing number of jihadi terrorists murder "infidels" with whatever means available — and they do so in high-profile venues to foment greater fear. Last weekend there was a London replay of an increasingly common slaughter scene, on the heels of the bombing two weeks ago in Manchester, and a similar attack three months ago in London. (Five other attacks have been thwarted.) In the most recent attack, three men drove a van into a crowd on London Bridge, and then jumped out with knives to stab more people, killing seven and wounding scores more. It wasn't Catholic nuns or extremist Presbyterians; it was Islamists bent on establishing a worldwide caliphate and killing as many infidels as possible in the name of their "god."
British Prime Minister Theresa May, facing an election this Thursday, minced no words. "Enough is enough," she declared, insisting that there is "far too much tolerance for extremism in our country." She insisted, not a minute too soon, "Things need to change," and she identified by name the "evil ideology of Islamist extremism."
Two days before the attack, London Mayor Sadiq Khan, a Muslim sharia apologist, protested Donald Trump's withdrawal from the Paris "climate change" charade, claiming that global warming is "one of the biggest risks to humanity." We challenge him to name a single London citizen who has been murdered by climate change — although given the Left's "creative causation" claims, maybe he will come up with one.
Twitter Users Blocked by Trump Seek Reprieve, Citing First Amendment
WASHINGTON — Lawyers for Twitter users blocked by President Trump after they criticized or mocked him are asking him to reverse the moves, arguing that the Constitution bars him from blocking people on the social media service.
The request raises novel legal issues stemming from Mr. Trump's use of his Twitter account, @realDonaldTrump, to make statements about public policy. In a letter sent to Mr. Trump on Tuesday, lawyers for several users he has blocked argued that his account was a "public forum" from which the government may not constitutionally exclude people because it disagrees with views they have expressed.
"This Twitter account operates as a 'designated public forum' for First Amendment purposes, and accordingly the viewpoint-based blocking of our clients is unconstitutional," the letter said. "We ask that you unblock them and any others who have been blocked for similar reasons."
85 percent drop in food stamp participation after work requirements restarted
Thirteen previously exempted Alabama counties saw an 85 percent drop in food stamp participation after work requirements were put in place on Jan. 1, according to the Alabama Department of Human Resources.
The counties - Greene, Hale, Perry, Dallas, Lowndes, Wilcox, Monroe, Conecuh, Clarke, Washington, Choctaw, Sumter and Barbour - had been exempt from a change that limited able-bodied adults without dependents to three months of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits within a three-year time frame unless they were working or participating in an approved training program.
During the economic downturn of 2011-2013, several states - including Alabama - waived the SNAP work requirements in response to high unemployment. It was re-instituted for 54 counties on Jan. 1, 2016 and for the remaining 13 on Jan. 1, 2017. As of April 2017, the highest jobless rate among the 13 previously excluded counties was in Wilcox County, which reported a state-high unemployment rate of 11.7 percent, down more than 11 percentage points from the county's jobless rate for the same month of 2011.
Ending the exemption has dramatically cut the number of SNAP recipients in the counties..
Two Maryland teens shot dead the night before graduation
Two high school seniors have been found shot dead less than 24 hours before they were set to graduate, in a shocking double homicide on a suburban cul-de-sac.
Shadi Adi Najjar, 17, and Artem Ziberov, 18, were found fatally shot in a parked car on Monday night in Montgomery Village, Maryland, the day before they were supposed to graduate from Northwest High School.
Around 10.46pm, residents on Gallery Court called police after hearing a barrage of gunshots.
'My wife and I thought we heard someone hammering something, and it just didn't make any sense around 10:30,' one neighbor told NBC Washington.
Baltimore County Council Tables Immigration Bill
The Baltimore County Council has tabled a controversial measure that would require the Baltimore County Detention Center to screen for illegal immigrants.
Council members voted Monday night to table County Bill 32-17, a measure that opponents called flawed and racist.
The legislation is backed by the three Republicans on the County Council, including Todd Crandell, who said the bill is modeled after ones already adopted in Frederick and Harford counties. Crandell said the bill calls for teaming up with federal officials to enforce existing immigration laws.
"The Republican bill would have cost the county millions and spread fear throughout the county, so I think the council did the right thing, by moving on," Baltimore County Executive Kevin Kamenetz said.
The Subprime 2.0 Bubble is About to Burst
As we've been outlining for weeks now, Subprime 2.0 is the subprime auto-loan industry. And just as the collapse in the subprime mortgage lending was what signaled the beginning of the housing crisis… trouble in the subprime auto-loan industry will be what signals that the next Debt Crisis is here.
On that note… subprime auto-loan defaults are soaring, hitting 11.96%. The last time they were anywhere near these levels was in early 2008 right before the credit crisis hit.
Even worse, the subprime auto-loan industry is just the tip of the iceberg for our current debt bubble.
All told the world has added $57 TRILLION in debt since 2008… bringing the total debt in the world to $217 TRILLION.
That's means that globally the world is sporting a Debt to GDP of 325%.
And when this Debt Crisis begins, Central Banks will be powerless to stop it as they've already used up most of their ammunition during the 2008 Crisis.
A Crash is coming... and it's going to horrific.
No Drugs, Alcohol In System Of Wrong-Way Driver In Fatal Route 50 Crash
There were no drugs or alcohol found in the system of the wrong-way driver in a fatal crash on Route 50 in Anne Arundel County, Maryland State Police said.
Toxicology tests reveal no signs of drug or alcohol in the system of 22-year-old Laura Murphy, police said. She was killed in a crash after going the wrong way on Route 50 near Annapolis on May 17.
Murphy was traveling west in eastbound lanes before she struck a vehicle, killing Robert Skidmore, 66, police said. Murphy's 14-month-old toddler was hospitalized after the crash.
The cause of the crash remains under investigation, police said.
Why I Refuse to Lie About Islam
The real connection between terror and the "religion of peace."
"Who cares whether it's a perversion of Islam or not?" The subject was terrorism, specifically the attack at London Bridge, and after the politicians had made their usual statements to the effect that this atrocity had nothing whatsoever to do with Islam, or was (at most) a terrible betrayal or perversion or hijacking thereof, several of us expressed the usual outrage over this barefaced lie. But one friend of mine, quoted above, wasn't having it. "Who," he asked, "cares?"
It's a common question, posed routinely by millions of people who sincerely think that focusing on Islam in the wake of terrorist acts only makes things worse. Yes, the politicians may be lying through their teeth when they accuse terrorists of hijacking Islam, but these lies, we're told, are benign lies, which help to avoid giving unnecessary insult, to prevent increased radicalization, and to preserve social cohesion. Why, then, not just go along with the pretense that the terrorists' ideology is a perversion of Islam?
Public Notice of Special Legislative Session - June 12, 2017
Public Notice of Special Legislative Session -
June 12, 2017 - 11:00 am
WICOMICO COUNTY COUNCIL
P U B L I C N O T I C E
NOTICE OF SPECIAL LEGISLATIVE SESSION
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the County Council of Wicomico County, Maryland, will hold a special Legislative Session to consider amending the Annual Budget and Appropriation Bill (Legislative Bill No. 2017-05) to reduce contingency funding, on Monday, June 12th, 2017 at 11 a.m., in the Government Office Building, Room 301, Salisbury, Maryland.
WCSO Press Releases - June 7, 2017
Incident: Warrant Arrest
Date of Incident: 2 June 2017
Location: 300 block of Maple Way, Salisbury, MD
Suspect: Matthew Albert Conway, 33, Salisbury, MD
Narrative: On 2 June 2017 at 11:17 AM, a deputy arrested Matthew Conway on an outstanding Circuit Court Bench Warrant. The warrant was issued after Conway violated the terms of his pre-trial release while awaiting trial in a Burglary and Theft case
Conway was detained in the Detention Center without bond pending an appearance in front of a Circuit Court Judge.
Charges: Violation of Pre-Trial Release
Incident: Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol
Location: Pemberton Drive
Suspect: Laurie F. Nosworthy, 62, Salisbury, MD
Narrative: On 2 June 2017 at 6:27 PM, a deputy stopped a vehicle operated by Laurie Nosworthy after the deputy observed her operating her vehicle while talking on a cell phone. Upon contacting Nosworthy, the deputy detected an odor of alcohol emanating from her which prompted sobriety testing. Following that testing, the deputy placed Nosworthy under arrest
Nosworthy provided a breath sample during subsequent processing and was released upon the issuance of citations pending a future court date
Charges: Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol and Driver Using Handheld Telephone While Vehicle is in Motion
Location: 26000 block of Cottman Road, Allen, MD
Suspect: Arvil David Rogers, 54, Eden, MD
Narrative: On 3 June 2017 at 2:58 PM, a deputy responded to the area of Allen for the report of a possible intoxicated driver. Upon arriving to the area, the deputy located the vehicle in question in the parking lot of the Allen Park. The deputy approached the vehicle and observed that operator, later identified as Arvil Rogers, was passed out behind the wheel. The deputy also observed that the keys were in the ignition and there were several empty beer cans on the floorboard. Upon waking Rogers, the deputy detected a strong odor of alcohol.
Following the administration of sobriety testing, the deputy placed Rogers under arrest. During subsequent processing, Rogers declined to submit to a breath test.
Charges: Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol
Lilly, Richard
Incident: Assault
Location: 7000 block of Lewis Lane, Willards, MD
Suspect: Richard Keith Lilly, 54, Willards, MD
Narrative: On 3 June 2017 at 10:09 PM a deputy responded to a residence in the 7000 block of Lewis Lane for a reported altercation. Upon arrival, the deputy met with a female subject who reported that she had been assaulted by Richard Lilly. The deputy observed signs of injury to the female and also noticed that Lilly appeared intoxicated.
The deputy placed Lilly under arrest and transported him to the Central Booking Unit where he was processed and taken in front of the District Court Commissioner. Following an initial appearance, the Commissioner detained Lilly in the Detention Center pending a bond review.
Charges: Assault 2nd Degree
Location: 500 block of Memorial Drive, Delmar, MD
Suspect: James A. Ellis, 39, Delmar, MD
Narrative: On 5 June 2017 at 7:08 PM, a deputy responded to a reported altercation at a residence in the 500 block of Memorial Drive in Delmar. According to the female victim, she was watching television when her boyfriend James Ellis, allegedly began assaulting her. According to the victim, Ellis assaulted her over what was being shown on television. The victim stated that Ellis grabbed her around her neck and punched her in the face.
The deputy observed signs of injury that corroborated the victim's account.
Ellis was placed under arrest and transported to the Central Booking Unit where he was processed and taken in front of the District Court Commissioner. Following an initial appearance, the Commissioner detained Ellis on a bond of $25,000.00 in the Detention Center.
Charges: Assault 2nd Degree and Reckless Endangerment
Sessions: Victims of Child Exploitation 'Getting Even Younger'
Attorney General Jeff Sessions said at a morning training event with law enforcement that "investigations and prosecutions of child exploitation are increasing, while the victims are getting even younger."
The 2017 National Law Enforcement Training on Child Exploitation in Atlanta brought together some 1,500 attendees for three days of workshops on fighting child pornography and human trafficking.
"Few others can say that their work matters so much. You are rescuing and protecting innocent children, and bringing to justice truly evil people who commit horrific crimes," Sessions told the law enforcement officials, adding that since beginning his job he's "learned more about the great work being done today to combat child exploitation."
"I prosecuted a good number of child pornography cases when I was a United States Attorney three decades ago. But the landscape has changed profoundly since those days, as all of you know firsthand. By all accounts, the scourge of child exploitation is getting worse," he said. "We know that just here in the United States, many thousands of criminals are involved in this exploitation. Many millions of vile images and videos now circulate the globe, just a few clicks away for anyone who seeks them out."
London Bridge Massacre Ringleader Was a Child Refugee
Brace yourself for a big surprise regarding of the ringleader of the recent London Bridge Massacre, Khuram Butt:
Butt reportedly arrived in the UK from Pakistan as a child refugee.
It's nice to know some of the child refugees pouring in from the Islamic world really are children.
For "extreme vetting" to keep us safe, it will have to weed out Muslim children who grow up to be jihadists. It will also have to weed out refugees who give birth to future jihadists after they arrive in their new homes, like the parents of Manchester bomber Salman Abedi and Orlando shooter Omar Mateen.
Or maybe we should give sanity a try, and close the floodgates on the never-ending flow of refugees from Muslim countries. Then assimilation might at least be conceivable.
We Now Know More about Suspected NSA Leaker and 'Resister' Reality Winner
According to her online social media accounts, Reality Winner, the 25-year-old woman who allegedly stole classified material from the National Security Agency and leaked it to The Intercept, appears to be a far-left supporter of "the Resistance," Black Lives Matter, the Women's March, and the Islamic Society of North America, in addition to other left-wing causes. Her social media footprint also indicates that she despises President Trump and supports Bernie Sanders.
On the day after the 2016 election, Reality Leigh Winner retweeted a conspiracy theory about how the election had been rigged in favor of Republicans using a voter-integrity system called "Crosscheck." On February 7, less than a week before she started her job as a federal contractor with top-secret security clearance, she pledged her allegiance to Iran on Twitter.
"There are many Americans protesting US govt aggression towards Iran. If our Tangerine in Chief declares war, we stand with you!" she tweeted to Javad Zarif, the foreign minister of the Islamic Republic of Iran.
Study Confirms Transgender Deviants Are Less Healthy
Now for the least surprising news item of the day — people who proclaim themselves to be transgender or "gender nonconforming" are less healthy than normal people, according to a
Baltimore immigrant loses bid to stay in US
BALTIMORE —A Baltimore immigrant who was arrested after dropping off his son at school has lost his bid to stay in the U.S. after immigration authorities on Tuesday denied his case.
It was a previously unwritten rule about undocumented immigrants -- stay out of trouble and they could likely stay in the U.S. without being targeted. But that's no longer the case with the aggressive crackdown by the Trump administration on undocumented immigrants.
A local Immigration and Customs Enforcement official denied the request of Jesus Peraza to be allowed to stay in the U.S. Peraza argued that he was in the country for 10 years, had a job and family. He has no record of crimes against people or property.
The ICE official ruled that there was no compelling reason to grant the request. Peraza is subject to immediate deportation.
SICK: Trump Graphically Stabbed to Death in NYC Performance
Just disgusting. There's nothing preventing this kind of heinous free speech, but it does give rise to the incitement of violence against a sitting President of the United States. Shakespeare in the Park performed Julius Caesar on May 23rd in Central Park… starring someone who deliberately resembles President Donald Trump. So, another depiction of stabbing the President to death. These people are evil and vile in the extreme.
The production featured House of Cards star Corey Stoll in its cast. Shame on him. I fail to see parallels between the Roman dictator and Trump. Wasn't it Barack Obama who had the Greek/Roman pillars behind him as he ascended to the Presidency? I think they have their presidents confused. The Public Theater's website describes the Roman leader as "Magnetic, populist, irreverent," and "bent on absolute power." The description also notes that a "small band of patriots, devoted to the country's democratic traditions, must decide how to oppose him." Do tell… pretext to subversion and revolution y'all.
House Obamacare repeal bill meets Senate rules for simple majority vote
The American Health Care Act, which the House narrowly passed last month, meets the rules that allow the Senate to pass it with only 51 votes, according to the Senate parliamentarian.
The Senate Budget Committee said Tuesday that the legislation to repeal and replace Obamacare complies with the rules for reconciliation set by the Senate parliamentarian.
Republicans have sought to use the pathway, which lets a bill be approved in the Senate by only 51 votes instead of the 60 needed to break a filibuster.
Obama Kept Iran Cyberattack Secret to Not Derail Nuke Deal
State Department officials determined that Iran hacked their emails and social media accounts during a particularly sensitive week for the nuclear deal in the fall of 2015, according to multiple sources familiar with the details of the cyber attack.
The attack took place within days of the deal overcoming opposition in Congress in late September that year. That same week, Iranian officials and negotiators for the United States and other world powers were beginning the process of hashing out a series of agreements allowing Tehran to meet previously determined implementation deadlines.
Critics regard these agreements as "secret side deals" and "loopholes" initially disclosed only to Congress.
Sources familiar with the details of the attack said it sent shockwaves through the State Department and the private-contractor community working on Iran-related issues.
It is unclear whether top officials at the State Department negotiating the Iran deal knew about the hack or if their personal or professional email accounts were compromised.
Senate passes VA reform bill
The Senate approved bipartisan legislation by voice vote Tuesday to reform civil service protections at the Department of Veterans Affairs.
The legislation, dubbed the "Department of Veterans Affairs Accountability and Whistleblower Protection Act" would make it easier to fire federal employees, including executives.
The legislation follows numerous scandals at the VA in recent years, most notably the manipulation of waiting lists for veterans, with patients dying while waiting for treatment. The bill's authors, Sens. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., Jon Tester, D-Mont., and Johnny Isakson, R-Ga., argue that a key problem has been the department's inability to sanction or terminate employees because of existing civil service protections.
"This is a change in the laws of our country that will bring accountability to one of the most important functions that our government provides to the men and women who serve us in uniform," Rubio said. "This spring marks three years since light was shed on the veterans who died — died — while they were stuck on secret waiting lists at the Department of Veterans Affairs."
Wicomico County 2017 Tax Sale
Houston, we have a Radical Islam problem & liberals are trying to as hard as they can to ignore it!
Nevada Governor Signs Bill Requiring Seat Belts on School Buses
Nevada Republican Gov. Brian Sandoval has signed legislation that will require new school buses to be equipped with seat belts.
More than a dozen children were injured in a school bus crash last month in Las Vegas, and in the last seven months, students in Massachusetts and Tennessee have been killed or injured in school bus accidents.
The Nevada legislation, which was passed overwhelmingly by the Legislature, requires that any new school bus purchased by a school district on or after July 1, 2019, be equipped with a shoulder-harness-type safety belt assembly for passengers.
Nevada joins six other states — California, Florida, Louisiana, New Jersey, New York and Texas —in enacting laws requiring seat belts on the big yellow school buses that most students ride. In Louisiana and Texas, however, the requirements are contingent upon funds being appropriated by the state, and that hasn't happened.
Advocates for seat belts on school buses say they should be required to protect children from being seriously injured or killed in crashes. Opponents say school buses are already very safe and question whether children can quickly unbuckle and evacuate in some emergencies. School districts also are concerned about the estimated $7,000 to $10,000 cost of adding seat belts to a new bus.
Williams: Democrats' Hoodwinking of Blacks
Ask any black person which political party has been black people's political ally. With near unanimity, blacks would answer the Democratic Party. Asked which political party has been hostile to blacks, they'd say the Republican Party with similar unanimity.
For better answers, check out Prager University's five-minute clip "The Inconvenient Truth About the Democratic Party," by Carol Swain, professor of political science at Vanderbilt University.
Since its founding in the late 1820s, the Democratic Party has defended slavery, started the Civil War and opposed Reconstruction. The Democratic Party imposed segregation. Its members engaged in the lynchings of blacks and opposed the civil rights acts of the 1950s and '60s. During Reconstruction, hundreds of black men were elected to Southern state legislatures as Republicans, and 22 black Republicans served in the U.S. Congress by 1900. The Democratic Party did not elect a black man to Congress until 1935.
President Woodrow Wilson was a Progressive Democrat and an avowed racist who shared many views with the Ku Klux Klan. He resegregated the federal civil service. He screened the racist film "The Birth of a Nation," originally titled "The Clansman," at the White House; it was the very first movie ever played at the White House.
London Mayor calls for Cancellation of Trump visit to UK
London Mayor Sadiq Khan is calling on the British government to cancel a state visit from President Trump after Trump criticized his response to this weekend's terror attacks in London.
"I don't think we should roll out the red carpet to the president of the USA in the circumstances where his policies go against everything we stand for," Khan said in an interview with Britain's Channel 4 News.
"When you have a special relationship it is no different from when you have got a close mate. You stand with them in times of adversity but you call them out when they are wrong. There are many things about which Donald Trump is wrong."
Police: Father Of Perry Hall Girl Strikes Teacher With Bat After Finding Inappropriate Texts
PERRY HALL, Md. (WJZ) — Inappropriate messages between a teacher and a student lead to an incident in Baltimore County.
The mother of a 15-year-old Perry Hall High School student first contacted police about a suspicious condition early Thursday morning.
When police arrived, they found numerous text messages sent back and forth between the girl and one of her teachers.
Officers say the texts described an emotional relationship that seemed inappropriate for a teacher and student.
Soros Gives Additional $250k to Tom Perriello for Virginia Primary Bid
Liberal billionaire George Soros gave an additional $250,000 to Virginia Democrat Tom Perriello in May, bringing his total contributions to the former one-term congressman's primary to $500,000, according to a campaign finance report filed on Monday.
Together with $50,000 that was given to Perriello from Soros's son Gregory, money from the Soros family accounted for 16 percent of the money the campaign brought in between April 1 and June 1 of this year.
The new contributions come after Soros gave $250,000 to Perriello in January and two of his other sons—Alexander and Jonathan—gave $135,470 to Perriello in March, bringing the total amount the Soros family has given to Perriello to $685,470.
Soros was not the only Democratic mega-donor to chip in during the final two months of Perriello's push to defeat Virginia lieutenant governor Ralph Northam in the June 13 Democratic gubernatorial primary.
Joining Soros with $300,000 worth of contributions is Donald Sussman, a hedge fund manager who sits on the board of directors at the Center for American Progress.
Breaking News: Christopher Wray is President Trump's pick for F.B.I. director. He was an assistant attorney general under President George W. Bush.
President Trump said Wednesday that he had selected the former federal prosecutor Christopher Wray, a partner at the Washington law firm King & Spalding, to be his new F.B.I. director.
Alabama Sees 85% Drop In Food Stamp Participation After Work Requirements Reinstated
13 Alabama counties experienced some 'shocking' results, or maybe not depending on your natural level of cycism, when they decided to once again require able-bodied food stamp recipients, without dependents, to be employed and/or engaged in a job-training program in order to participate in the program for more than 3 months over a 3-year period.
As background, Alabama, like many states, lifted their work/training requirements associated with food stamp benefits after the great recession. That said, starting Jan. 1, 2017 the last of Alabama's 13 counties reinstated those requirements and they promptly experienced an 85% decline in taxpayer-funded food subsidies. Per AL.com:
During the economic downturn of 2011-2013, several states - including Alabama - waived the SNAP work requirements in response to high unemployment. It was reinstituted for 54 counties on Jan. 1, 2016 and for the remaining 13 on Jan. 1, 2017. As of April 2017, the highest jobless rate among the 13 previously excluded counties was in Wilcox County, which reported a state-high unemployment rate of 11.7 percent, down more than 11 percentage points from the county's jobless rate for the same month of 2011.
As of Jan. 1, 2017, there were 13,663 able-bodied adults without dependents receiving food stamps statewide. That number dropped to 7,483 by May 1, 2017. Among the 13 counties, there were 5,538 adults ages 18-50 without dependents receiving food stamps as of Jan. 1, 2017. That number dropped to 831 - a decline of about 85 percent - by May 1, 2017.
Comey Won't Accuse Trump of Obstructing Justice
Former FBI Director James Comey will be forthcoming when he testifies before the Senate Intelligence Committee on Thursday morning, but he will stop short of saying President Donald Trump tried to interfere in the agency's investigation into former national security adviser Michael Flynn, according to an ABC News exclusive.
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DNREC Fish & Wildlife Natural Resources Police investigating apparent drowning at Seaford Boat Ramp
SEAFORD – DNREC Fish & Wildlife Natural Resources Police are investigating the apparent drowning of a 14-year-old boy this afternoon at the Seaford Boat Ramp on the Nanticoke River.
Fish & Wildlife Natural Resources Police, Seaford Police, Seaford Volunteer Fire Department, Blades Volunteer Fire Company and Sussex County EMS Paramedics responded to the scene. Fire company divers recovered the victim and he was transported to Nanticoke Memorial Hospital in Seaford.
The ongoing investigation into the incident is being conducted by Fish & Wildlife Natural Resources Police and the Seaford Police Department.
Doug Marshall Purchased "The Barn" On Rt. 54 In Delmar
From the folks at Kylan Barn and The Amphitheater at Heron Ponds
We are pleased to announce today that we have acquired The Barn furniture store that adjoins our property. With this purchase we will immediately be able to increase the storage and add support to the rapid growth of Kylan Barn and The Heron Ponds Amphitheater.
The large amount of buildings on The Barn property will greatly increase our ability to facilitate the unique needs of each of our wedding-event guests and provide much needed office space for our auction division. Cheers to a great future!
Doug Marshall, CAI, President
Trump Jr. Slams Kathy Griffin: 'Deserves Everything That's Coming to Her'
Donald Trump Jr. is not holding back over Kathy Griffin and he shouldn't. He believes she "deserves everything that's coming to her" after doing a photo shoot utilizing an effigy of President Trump's decapitated, bloody head. Afterwards, she had the nerve to claim she was the victim of bullying by the Trump family. Just ridiculous. The family was very measured and calm in their response to her. Frankly, I would not have blamed them for letting her have it with both barrels, both personally and legally. But to their credit, they didn't do that.
The Trump family here acted appropriately. It was Kathy Griffin who was way over the line here along with her bottom-feeding civil rights attorney. Griffin claimed last week that Donald Trump had 'broken her'. She did that to herself… now all her appearances are cancelled, she's been fired from CNN and no one wants to go near her. She owns that lock, stock and barrel. Her career ended the minute she pulled this vile stunt, reminiscent of an ISIS beheading and nothing less than sheer incitement to violence against a sitting President.
Maine Gov. Vetoes Bill That Would've Required Deposit For Mini Alcohol Bottles
In an effort to cut down on roadside litter and give people a chance to make some spare change, Maine lawmakers approved a bill that would require retailers to collect a $0.05 bottle deposit on those mini bottles of booze known as "nips." But the state's governor has vetoed the measure, and has offered a few ideas of his own to deal with the litter the bottles create — alternatives that some in the alcohol industry objected to, even before he declined to sign the bill.
Resistance: Michael Moore Launches Whistleblower Website 'TrumpiLeaks'
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Moore's website "Trumpileaks" allows would-be whistleblowers to post leaked information via encrypted messaging apps, like Single, Whatsapp and Peerio, and even gives detailed instructions on how to send digital communications.
In an open letter on the site, the 63-year-old director says leaking administration documents and information may be "dangerous" and "may get us in trouble" but "it's our patriotic duty" to "blow the whistle in the name of protecting the United States of America from tyranny."
"Today, I'm launching TrumpiLeaks, a site that will enable courageous whistleblowers to privately communicate with me and my team," the Oscar-winner wrote, citing the historical significance of the 1778 whistleblower protection law. "Patriotic Americans in government, law enforcement or the private sector with knowledge of crimes, breaches of public trust and misconduct committed by Donald J. Trump and his associates are needed to blow the whistle in the name of protecting the United States of America from tyranny."
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The Islamic State claimed responsibility for the attacks, which are believed to be the terrorist group's first major assaults within Iran's borders. The Islamic State is run by Sunni Muslim militants, and Iran is the largest Shiite Muslim country in the world. The assaults immediately raised concerns that a broader sectarian conflict could worsen.
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Isn't it awesome that a government has decided to side with a tiny, tiny, tiny percentage of people who are, for the most part, mentally ill?
(Daily Caller) Ontario passed a law Thursday that gives the government the right to take away children from families that don't accept their kid's chosen "gender identity."
Parents who oppose or criticize the LGBT agenda will be considered potential "child abusers" and may have their children taken away by the state, according to the new bill. If the parents are ruled to be abusers by failing to wholeheartedly support their child's gender choice, that child "can be removed from that environment and placed into protection where the abuse stops."
Bill 89, also known as "The Supporting Children, Youth and Families Act of 2017," received Royal Assent and was passed in Ontario by a vote of 63 to 23.
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For obvious reasons, nuclear power plants were mostly built in fairly remote places, away from population centers. But they're big facilities, with highly paid staff. When one of them closes, it can leave enormous holes in the local tax base. The closure in 2014 of the Vermont Yankee plant in Vernon, Vt., led to an overall drop in economic activity to the tune of $100 million. There aren't a lot of other employers in the area to make up anything like that sum. As a result, taxes have shot up. "We saw roughly a 20 percent property tax increase last year," says town clerk Tim Arsenault. "and we'll likely see the same thing this year."
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Quantitative risk assessment of Campylobacter in döner kebab consumed in the west of Algeria
Ibrahim Benamar, NAUTA Maarten, Asma Cherif-Antar, Khaoula Hadef, Karima Boumediene, Larbi Mezian, Samia Bellifa, Nahida Bendimerad, Boumedine Moussa Boudjemaa
Research group for Risk Benefit
Campylobacteriosis is an emerging foodborne illness which is frequently linked to the consumption of inadequately prepared poultry. The purpose of this study was to assess the risk associated with thermotolerant Campylobacter spp. in chicken döner kebab and to estimate the number of campylobacteriosis cases due to its consumption in Tlemcen city (Algeria). In order to estimate the human exposure to Campylobacter from a döner kebab meal and the number of human cases associated to this exposure, a stochastic risk model was developed, covering the whole food pathway. The model details the spread and transfer of Campylobacter in döner kebab from slaughter to consumption and the relationship between ingested dose and the probability of developing campylobacteriosis. Information and data for the development of the risk model were obtained in this study and when not available they were obtained from other research. Whenever possible, the data were represented by probability distributions rather than single point estimates, as they were to be integrated in a probabilistic estimation of the risk using Monte Carlo simulation. We found that 86.2% of chicken meat samples were contaminated, 17% higher than 4.0 Log cfu/g. 37.5% of döner kebab samples were contaminated. It is estimated that 5 infections will occur for every 100 döner kebab consumptions and that one person in sixty-six can get a campylobacteriosis by eating a döner kebab meal. The QMRA approach allows for an overall scenario analysis. It was found that intervention during slaughter and at the cooking process of döner kebab is probably most efficient to reduce Campylobacter health risks. Furthermore, important data gaps could be identified.
Microbial Risk Analysis
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.mran.2021.100172
Scenario analysis
10.1016/j.mran.2021.100172
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Campylobacter Medicine & Life Sciences 87%
Campylobacter Infections Medicine & Life Sciences 77%
Risk Assessment Medicine & Life Sciences 57%
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Meals Medicine & Life Sciences 24%
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Benamar, I., Maarten, NAUTA., Cherif-Antar, A., Hadef, K., Boumediene, K., Mezian, L., Bellifa, S., Bendimerad, N., & Moussa Boudjemaa, B. (2021). Quantitative risk assessment of Campylobacter in döner kebab consumed in the west of Algeria. Microbial Risk Analysis, 19, [100172]. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.mran.2021.100172
Benamar, Ibrahim ; Maarten, NAUTA ; Cherif-Antar, Asma ; Hadef, Khaoula ; Boumediene, Karima ; Mezian, Larbi ; Bellifa, Samia ; Bendimerad, Nahida ; Moussa Boudjemaa, Boumedine . / Quantitative risk assessment of Campylobacter in döner kebab consumed in the west of Algeria. In: Microbial Risk Analysis. 2021 ; Vol. 19.
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Then and Now: What the Ithaca City Directory can tell us
Gene Endres
Special to The Ithaca Journal
Some items in our history can give insights into the kind of lives ordinary people led in past years.
One such book, with a whole shelf full of them at The History Center, is the Ithaca City Directory. Now, an older person might say, "Might as well read the phone directory," which would lead a younger person to ask, "a what!??"
Just explaining, there are difficulties with visiting the past. Back when our only telephone was a landline, since all the connections were made through a telephone company, that company would publish a list of all their subscribers: the telephone directory.
The one for Ithaca was a relatively modest book, but those for larger cities were hefty tomes, inches thick, and suitable for boosting small children to a place high enough to reach the table. That book has become a rare and endangered species, since for the ordinary person, there is no overall listing of all the cellphone users who might be in the area.
The Ithaca City Directory was, on the other hand, an independent commercial enterprise, where the publishers and compilers would gather information on business, government and, as much as possible, all the people who lived in the city.
The Directory from 1899 is a trove of information of all kinds, along with ads from the period that give a rough snapshot of what was like in the day — say 1899, for example.
The book was printed by E.D. Norton, a book and job printer at the corner of State and Aurora streets in downtown Ithaca. It was compiled by George Hanford and also included "a Map and Classified Business Directory, a New House Directory and a Record of the County, Town and City Governments, Their Institutions, etc." The price was $3, a seemingly reasonable price, but that's equivalent to about $90 in today's money.
The book begins with several full-page ads. Advertising itself is a window into many concerns and activities of the day, or any day. We find C. J. Rumsey & Co. at 68 E. State St. selling (with a nice engraved picture) shotguns, rifles, loaded shells and hunting coats.
The Cayuga Lake steamer Frontenac offered sailings between Cayuga, on the lake, and Ithaca, with connections to various railroads. "Meals served on the boat." Unfortunately, the Frontenac caught fire and burned on just offshore of Cayuga on July 27, 1907, with the tragic loss of five women and two children.
The ad for George Small's lumber yard and planing mill is accompanied by a handsome engraving of the place at the corner of Tioga and Green streets, where the Tompkins County Mental Health Department now stands. A detailed examination of the engraving shows they offered "Turning, Scroll Saw, Brackets, Doors, &c."
This entire area of the city, along Six Mile Creek, was a mélange of lumberyards, livery stables, carriage and wagon works. "Charles E. Seaman — Gentle Horses for Ladies' Driving." Pritchard and Son offered "Carriages and Wagons of all kinds, painting and repairing" at 6 West Green Street (on the corner of Green and Cayuga, where Pritchard's continues to this day.
Yet, it's easy to remain distracted by the ads for the familiar and the historically departed. Where are the steam laundries of yesteryear? What plumbers now offer "sewers put in cheap"?
The Directory offers much more. People are listed by name, often with their occupation, business address and home address. Telephone directories never offered occupation listings, except in the heavily advertised "yellow pages."
Perhaps one of the more unusual sets of listings in this directory are the ones by street. For nearly every street in the city, you can look up by name who lived at each house. Find out who your next-door neighbor was in 1899, or even who lived in your very house.
For the 1899 directory mentioned here, those pages at the back section were printed on a lower grade of paper. As a result, they have become extremely fragile and brown, as old newsprint decays. But the History Center copy usefully includes more recent copies of those pages, so your search can be done easily.
Perhaps only a real history buff would get so much out of browsing through a dull listing of people and places in your home city. Still, it's fascinating to some of us. In these pages, the history lives on.
Just look: Ithaca Drop Forge Co. at the foot of State Street. Ithaca Falls Paper Co., Enz and Miller Proprs, on Fall Creek at Railroad Ave. Ithaca Gas Light Co, L.L. Treman pres and treas, E.M. Treman, sec and supt, 17 S Cayuga, Ithaca Gun Co (L H Smith and George Livermore) manuf breech-loading sporting shot guns, typewriters, &c, 41 Lake, and even Ithaca Journal, Priest and Benjamin proprs, 8-10-12 S Tioga.
And the presses roll on.
Gene Endres is a volunteer at The History Center, and history aficionado and reader of directories and timetables of all kinds.
Ithaca City Directories are available to read online at the Tompkins County Public Library's website: tcpl.org.


Over the past year, the Brown University Response Committee to Host Displaced Scholars and Students has brought one scholar and accepted one master's student displaced by the crisis in Syria. The committee is working with partners to identify more students and scholars from Syria and possibly others from war-torn nations like Iraq and Yemen who could be brought to Brown.
Provost Richard Locke P'17 said that as he watched the Syrian refugee crisis dominate the news cycle over summer 2015, he began to think about what kind of project the administration could take on to provide support to displaced scholars and students. He formed the committee, which is now comprised of administrators, faculty members and students, in order to inform and guide the University's work to bring displaced scholars and students to Brown so that they can continue their research, teaching and education.
Brown "is uniquely positioned to help" scholars and students, said Adam Levine, assistant professor of emergency medicine, who was chosen to join the committee because of his work in addressing humanitarian crises. "I think it's a brilliant idea for how Brown can actually have a meaningful response," he added.
The committee works with the Institute of International Education to find and fund scholars and students. The IIE has a program for displaced scholars worldwide called the Scholar Rescue Fund and a program for displaced Syrian university students called the Syria Consortium for Higher Education in Crisis. Both programs match applicants with universities outside of Syria. When scholars and students are placed at universities through the SRF, the IIE contributes an award of up to $25,000, which the University is expected to match, said Marisa Quinn, chief of staff to the provost and a member of the committee.
"I didn't imagine that an American university would be welcoming," he said.
King and Locke both emphasized that the purpose of this project is to provide displaced students and scholars with the opportunity to continue their academic work. "These are academics. They do academic work, … and they are not meant to be treated as victims. They're empowered professors," King said about participants in the SRF.
Locke said that it is important to allow scholars and students "to be able to come back into an academic environment" where they are able to continue their scholarship. "Having these people in our communities I think makes us a richer community," he added.
King said that SRF scholars, "as a general rule, are extremely productive on fellowships — often times because this may be the first period in a long time where they can continue their work safely and in security. So they tend to be fruitful periods for both the scholar and the host." Tarek's first few months at Brown certainly have been productive: He has presented a paper, finished a translation that has been published and is now in talks with his department — which cannot be named to protect his anonymity — about teaching a course next semester.
During the past few years of war in Syria, Tarek was unable to do research. He mentioned that in summer 2015, he wanted to buy a new important book in his field, which cost approximately $25. But this was a quarter of his salary, which was cut because of the war.
Tarek is at Brown on a year-long fellowship from the IIE as a visiting professor. He will have the opportunity to apply to extend the fellowship another year, but after that, he will have to find a job without IIE funding. Though he just recently arrived in the United States, he is already thinking about his next step and is nervous that the transition to his next job might be more difficult than his transition to Brown. "I have this year, and I want to make the maximum of it. It's crucial for my future," he said.
Locke and King both noted that hosting displaced scholars and students is a difficult task. "There are budget realities. There are only so many places that we can put people. And then there's bureaucracy," Locke said.
There have also been cases where Brown has invited scholars, but they have been unable to get a visa or unwilling to be placed outside of the Middle East and North Africa region or Europe, Quinn said.
King said that some universities, both inside and outside the United States, consistently host more than one scholar per year through the SRF. But "there may be a bit of a learning curve in terms of hosting," he said, adding that the University could build upon its first experience of hosting a displaced scholar to better host future scholars.
Locke emphasized that bringing displaced scholars and students to campus was only one of the many ways that the Brown administration and community are involved in helping those affected by the Syria crisis. He said that faculty members work on humanitarian projects, do research about them and educate the community about the crisis, among other contributions.
"The committee does not claim to do everything that Brown University is responsible for. It's meant to be supplemental. It's meant to contribute whatever the administration can, on top of all of the various efforts that students and faculty (members) undertake, and are expected to undertake," said Ben Gladstone '18, who was selected to serve on the committee because he founded the Brown University Coalition for Syria.


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Ernest J. Asprelli, Sr.
February 6, 1936 ~ March 27, 2018
Ernest J. Asprelli, Sr., age 82, of Woodbridge, husband of the late Joan (Pepe) Asprelli, passed away at his home on March 27, 2017. Born in New Haven on February 6, 1936, he was a son of the late Joseph and Amalia (Luzzi) Asprelli. He is survived by his two sons, Ernest J. Asprelli, Jr. and his wife Carol and Richard J. Asprelli; and two beloved granddaughters, Vera M. Asprelli & Valeria 'Lera' Asprelli. Ernest was predeceased by his brother, Robert M. Asprelli. Ernie began a lifetime career investing and trading in the financial markets at the age of 15. Licensed as a Stockbroker in 1960, Ernie began his career at Bache and Company. As he progressed through his career Ernie held positions with Shearson Hayden Stone, Lehman Brothers, Smith Barney, and Citigroup, ending his 50 year career as a Senior Vice President and Financial Advisor for Morgan-Stanley Wealth Management in New Haven. A U.S. Army Veteran, Ernie served his country during the Korean War. A resident of Woodbridge since 1973, Ernie was involved in numerous community organizations, including the Woodbridge Rotary Club, where he was a Past President, and was a former member of the Woodbridge Zoning Board of Appeals. Ernie served on the Parish Council for Our Lady of the Assumption Church in Woodbridge, CT and was a Charter Member of the Knights of Columbus. In addition, Ernie was a lifetime member of the Amity Club of New Haven. His Funeral will be held from Beecher & Bennett Funeral Home, 2300 Whitney Ave., Hamden at 9:00 AM Tuesday, April 3rd, followed by his Mass of Christian Burial to be celebrated at 10:00 AM in Our Lady of the Assumption Church, 81 Center Rd., Woodbridge. Burial will take place in Northwest Cemetery, Woodbridge. Friends may also visit with his family Monday, April 2nd, from 4:00 - 8:00 p.m. at the funeral home. In lieu of flowers contributions may be made in Ernie's memory to the Asprelli Family fund of the Amity Charitable Trust, P.O. Box 8626, New Haven, CT 06531 or to a charity of your choice.
Paula Idarola says:
Dear Ernie, Richard & Family, Please accept my deepest sympathy. Your father was a kind and gentle man. He was one of the first to welcome us to Woodbridge and Bob always enjoyed connecting with him at Amity. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Tony & Dolores Malafronte says:
Ernie and Richard So sorry to hear of Dad's Passing. Ernie was a dear friend, Amity friend and consultant during his vibrant years and will be remembered for those good years. In the recent years he will be remembered as the most courageous man I have ever had the pleasure of knowing. Our apologies for not being able to attend the services, since we are still in Florida. Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this very difficult time.
Rocco L. Forte says:
I am sorry to read this. Ernest was a good and kind man. Always showed great courage and dignity for his fellow man. I will always remember his humor.
Eldon and Judy Bernstein says:
Ernie, Richard and Family You know how much I enjoyed knowing Ernie – it was a gift to me. Besides offering some very good financial advice, I loved the .insults. he used to toss at me and so may others. Wonderful sense of humor, and just a wonderful guy. Please accept my condolences. Judy joins me in sending her condolences- loved Ernie!!
Barbara & Phil Asprelli says:
Ernie, Richard and Family, please accept our heart felt sympathies at the passing of cousin Ernie. We will miss him.
Sherryl Prelesnik says:
Heartfelt condolences to you Rich, and your family. Losing a loving Dad is such a great loss. My thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family.
Vin and Lois Romei says:
Ernie and Richie: May he forever Rest in Peace. -The Romei Family.
Valarie and Jim Tucker says:
Ernie, Richard and family please accept my heartfelt sympathy in the loss of your Dad. May he Rest In Peace with our loved ones in Heaven. God bless.
Eric Pero says:
Richard, Our condolences go out to you and your family during the recent passing of your father. Remember that he is looking down at you all smiling in God's hands. Love, Eric and Pam Pero Bethany, CT
Blaise Lombardi says:
Ernie and Rich, My prayers are with you and your family.
Rhonda Rondeau says:
Richard – so sorry to hear of the passing of your father. My thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time.
Michael Urban says:
Richard- Our deepest Condolences go you to you and your family during this time. You are in our thoughts and prayers. Michael, Karl, Dominick, and Audrey
Mike Wyzykowski says:
Richard, Sorry for your loss.
Leonard Travaglini says:
So sorry for your loss. I can remember many conversations I had with your dad as a young boy staying at my grandmother's at Frank St. in New Haven. He loved building model airplanes and would invite me upstairs to watch him assemble them. My deepest sympathies.
Sue Zaczyn says:
Richy, my prayers are with you. You took such loving care of your Dad. No doubt he was very grateful and proud of the man you are. Sue


By remembering you are in an ocean of life enery, your life energy level will automatically increase.
Violet Prana – It contains all the properties of the above mentioned colour pranas. Light violet has an regenerating effect. It also has a multiplier effect on all the properties of the colour pranas.
Electric Violet Pranic Energy – Electric Violet prana is obtained from the higher soul or higher self and it appears as "brilliant white with light violet on the periphery". It is also known as divine energy or spiritual energy. It is much more powerful than normal violet prana and it contains all the properties of the other colour pranas. Electric violet pranic energy has a consciousness of its own.
Golden Pranic Energy – When electric violet energy comes in contact with the etheric body, it turns into golden prana and when golden prana is absorbed by the physical body it turns into light red. The properties of golden prana are almost similar to electric violet energy but it is milder and less fluidic. This energy is known as "heaven ki" in Taoist Yoga, "pillar of light" in Kabbalah, "descent of the Holy Spirit" in Christianity and "antahkarana" or the spiritual bridge of light in India.


CBHS has partnered with various health care providers and hospitals to offer our 230,000+ members and member's dependents outstanding value and lower out-of-pocket expenses.
CBHS has worked carefully to develop agreements with most private and day hospitals in Australia. We focus on private hospitals that are most likely to be used by our members. The general scope of CBHS' hospital contracts is to establish a fixed schedule of fees for common items, which include theatre, special unit accommodation and in-patient accommodation fees.
These fees are covered by CBHS for the member, and the level of coverage can vary depending on the member's level of cover, type of cover, and other factors. If you choose a non-agreement hospital for receiving treatment, you might need to pay out-of-pocket expenses even if you have a very comprehensive level of cover.
There are various reasons why members should choose a hospital that has an agreement with CBHS.
Choosing an agreement hospital means lower or no out-of-pocket expenses for you and your family (with the exception of any applicable co-payments). For example, restricted benefits usually apply when you are at a non-agreement hospital, regardless of your level of cover. Members with Comprehensive Hospital (Gold) cover can access benefits for private hospital services such as major eye surgery, joint replacement, heart and vascular surgery and much more when they choose an agreement private hospital (or day surgery).
CBHS members receiving treatment in a public hospital as an admitted patient can claim benefits for items such as private room accommodation, shared room accommodation and intensive care. Members with Basic Plus Hospital are eligible for minimum benefits for private rooms and benefits for accommodation in a shared room in a public hospital. Note that if you choose a public hospital, it is possible that you will be placed on a waiting list even if you are admitted as a private patient.
Benefits for costs in non-agreement private hospitals may be similar to those in a public hospital. A range of benefits for agreement private hospitals and public hospitals are available to members with Limited (Bronze Plus) or Comprehensive (Gold) cover. These include accommodation for private or shared rooms, theatre and labour ward fees in private hospitals (not including restricted services), Access Gap Cover, medical expenses, pharmacy and much more.
*Note: While CBHS endeavours to ensure the agreement hospital database is as up to date as reasonably possible, members should be aware that there will be instances where search results will list hospitals that may not be renewed by CBHS for a contract in the near future. This reflects the fact that we are constantly reviewing our hospital agreements to guarantee our members exceptional value and member care services.
If you would like more information about our hospital contracts, please feel free to contact us directly on1300 654 123 or by sending an email to help@cbhs.com.au. If you are due to receive treatment in hospital, we recommend that you contact us to confirm your entitled benefits well before you are due to be admitted.


Haryana, a vibrant state, abounds with the offerings in the tourism sector. Over and above the state also has a hill station of its own. Yes, you heard me right. Situated in the lower reaches of Shivalik range at a distance of 45 km from Chandigarh and 35 km from Panchkula, Morni Hills is the best of an idyllic retreat with cool clime, beautiful vistas, and light adventure sports.
There is a vast history associated with Morni. From Gurkhas to Rajputs to Mughals to Britishers, all those powerful kings had ruled Morni. The placed is believed to be named after a queen who once ruled the area.
There are two lakes in Morni Hills separated by a hillock which are connected to each other in a mysterious manner that the water level in both these lakes remains same all the times.
We started our journey from Mohali at 11 AM after breakfast. We took the road to Morni via Gurudwara Nada Sahib and after about an hour we were driving through the hills. The atmosphere of the place was filled with the relaxed and kind air associated with vacationing. Since Morni is less frequented, so we found hardly one or two cars and a handful of villagers on the way.
Not many know about this beautiful place so the calm and serenity this place offers remain unmatched.
Tikkar Taal is a man-made lake divided into three parts: Tikkar Taal, Bada Tikkar and Chhota Tikkar. Bada Tikkar and Chhota Tikkar are relatively small in size whereas Tikkar Taal is a very large and beautiful lake lying in the lap of Shivalik hills.
There was a walkway above the lake with a covered hut at the end where one can stand to admire the lake beneath. We clicked loads of pictures posing and adoring the lake. You can also just walk lazily on the grassy ground alongside the lake or can try your strength at adventure sports and trekking.
Fresh air, the warmth of the sun, and a great view – there's nothing quite like dining outdoors. A perfect picnic-spot! And my dad decided to open the magic basket containing our sumptuous lunch. A word of prudence here, always come prepared with eatable here in Morni as the food is expensive as well as below average in taste.
It was time for the sun to bid goodbye to the sky and while leaving it left behind the trail of its reflection which was enhancing the beauty of the lake even more.
When I am amidst nature, I am ignorant of anything and everything happening around me. It is just nature and me. I was looking at the soft flowing water, the sunlight shimmering on the water, the distant boats and the open air that smelled fresh as a baby post-bath. It was hypnotic!
Picturesque landscapes simply had to be captured for recalls and retelling in the future.
A gigantic fort is sprawled at the top of the Morni hills which gives a wide view of the Morni town and tells the story behind its existence. The Fort was built sometime in the 17th Century at a height of about 1200 meters. It was in a state of ruin when the Haryana Forest Department took over its possession in 1977 from the Mirs of Morni.
There were holes in the Fort walls which were used for attacking enemies through guns. The interesting thing about holes is that you can peep outside through holes while standing inside the Fort, but you can not look inside from same holes while standing outside the Fort. A strategic way to avoid enemy attacks.
This place is paradise for all the nature lovers as there is a large variety of birds found in here. Birds like Crested Kingfisher, Quails, Wallcreeper, Kalij Pheasant, Red Peafowl, Black Francolin, Himalayan Bulbul, Bar-tailed Treecreeper, Grey Francolin and Oriental Turtle Dove are some of the often witnessed birds in the area.
One can even spot animals like jackals, hyenas, sambhars, jungle cat and even a leopard.
The adventure park is located just before the steep 7 km climb to Morni. It offers a series of rope obstacles such as the spider's web, river crossing, Tarzan's swing, the Burma Bridge etc. There is also a rock climbing, bouldering and rappelling area within the park precinct.
The park also has amusements centers like the house of horror, the tree house, a maze and a children's park with swings and slides. Park entry is Rs 50 for adults and Rs 30 for kids.
At Morni, Haryana Tourism caters to tourists here with its Mountain Quail tourist resort which is named after the quaint ground bird . This is a comfortable motel that is situated ideally on the hilltop overlooking a beautiful valley. A delightful restaurant and a lush green lawns beckon tourists.
Best time to visit is from September to March as the climate is cold and pleasant.
It is advised to avoid driving once it gets dark as there is lack of proper light arrangement on roads around Morni.
Get your vehicle tanks full before embarking this journey as you won't spot any in the hills.
You can also hire a cab or a taxi that will cost you around 2000 up and down.
You can also visit Nada Sahib Gurudwara where Guru Gobind Singh halted while traveling from Paonta Sahib to Anandpur Sahib after the Battle of Bhangani in 1688.
Close your eyes, breathe in deeply, be in the moment and pretend you are standing amidst mountains. Let nature take over! If it grips you, this was exactly the sense of joy this place gives you.
There would be no overstatement if I say Morni Hills is a perfect destination for those looking for fresh air, green surroundings, chirping of birds and escape from humdrum of busy city life.
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Very nice miss Swati keep it up also share this kind of peacefull places with deep details like how to go and enjoy a day….
Thanks for liking the content 🙂 Sure, I will add more details on how to reach that place.


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The City of St. Cloud's Environmental Utilities Department is tasked with safeguarding the public drinking water supply from unintentional contamination. Cross connections occur anytime the public water supply is connected to a potentially contaminated water source. These cross connections pose a hazard if the water pressure in the City's water main drops and contaminated water is forced back into the public water supply. This is called backflow.
In the City of St. Cloud, backflow prevention devices are required by the Florida Department of Health, the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, and the City of St. Cloud's Backflow Prevention and Cross Connection Control Program. The vast majority of backflow prevention devices are typically installed between the point of connection of the water service line to the City's water main and the sprinkler heads of your irrigation system.
Backflow prevention devices are designed to keep liquids not associated with your potable water supply from flowing back into your service line and contaminating it.
For questions or more information about the Cross Connection Program, please contact the Environmental Utilities Department via email or at 407-957-7344.


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Jonathan Allen Shepherd
June 5, 1966 - December 7, 2021
Jonathan Allen Shepherd, 55, of Danville, VA, died on Tuesday, December 7, 2021 at his residence. Mr. Shepherd was born on June 5, 1966, in Danville, VA, a son of the late William "Bill" Thomas Shepherd and Rebecca Strader Shepherd, who survives. He lived all of his life in the Danville area where he worked for Sonoco, Inc. until his retirement. He was an avid Dallas Cowboys and NASCAR fan. He will be remembered as a hard worker who always provided for his family. He was of the Christian Faith. In addition to his mother, he is survived by two sons, Cody Shepherd (Moriah) and Jabe Shepherd; three sisters, Susan Douglas (Jerome), Melissa Thompson (Bob), and Lena Stearnes; a brother, Bill Shepherd (Karen); and numerous nieces and nephews. A Memorial Service will be held on Saturday, December 11, 2021 at 2:00 PM at the First Baptist Church in Yanceyville, North Carolina, with the Reverend William Easter officiating. Wrenn-Yeatts North Main Chapel is respectfully serving the Shepherd family.
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The House of Art features art, poetry, comedy, open mic session featuring Precious Palmer, 108 E. 4th St.
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Art Connection showcases paintings, prints, mixed media, zines, and jewelry by their teen artists, 204 E. 4th St.
First Presbyterian Church presents "A Splash of Color" one woman show by Angela R. Green, 201 W. 4th St.
Claytime Gallery/Larry Pennington hosts a Raku & barrell fired pottery show & sale, 417 Main St.
NLR History Commission presents Sparklythangs, handcrafted, one-of-a-kind jewelry combining vintage elements with fresh designs, 506 Main St.


You can enable Multicast Optimized to as many classes as you want as long as enough unutilized multicast queues are available.
Four different MTUs are allowed: 1500.2158, 2240, and 9000.
If you save the policy, it gives you an error because you can have the Fibre Channel class and one more as no drop policy. To fix it, check all the check boxes under packet Drop except one.
It can be used in multivendor environments.
It is a commercial distribution based on the OpenFlow controller.
The controller is available as an appliance only.
Security is enforced by using the Open Services Gateway Initiative framework.
Your own, new network service functions can be added via Java APls.
Overlay Transport Virtualization (OTV) provides an overlay that enables Layer 2 connectivity between separate Layer 2 domains, while keeping these domains independent and preserving the fault isolation, resiliency, and load-balancing benefits of an IP-based interconnection.
Adjacency Server is required when OTV is deployed with unicast-only transport.
Adjacency Server is required when OTV is deployed with multicast-enabled transport.
Each OTV device wishing to join a specific OTV logical overlay needs to first register with the Adjacency Server.
Each OTV device trying to join a specific OTV logical overlay needs to be configured as an Adjacency Server.
All the Fibre channel ports come up as TNP by default.
All the Fibre channel ports come up in TE mode by default.
All named VSANs in a cisco USC domain are allowed on all Fibre Channel uplink ports on that fabric interconnect.
To enable Fibre Channel switching mode, the fabric interconnect must be reloaded.
Switch 1 is receiving better BPDU on E1/9.
Bridge assurance is configured on switch 1 E1/9 but not configured on the facing interface.
Switch 1 is not configured with FabricPath.
Loopguard feature is blocking the port.
FabricPath switches running vPC use this field to identify the specific virtual switch.
FabricPath switches running vPC use this field to identify the specific vPC PortChannel on which traffic is to be forwarded.
The subswitch ID field is locally significant to each vPC switch pair.
The subswitch ID field must be unique within the FabricPath domain.
In the absence of vPC , this field is set to 0.
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The cell is the basic structural and functional unit in all living organisms. Living forms vary in size but they are all made up of cells. In unicellular organisms, the cell is the organ. As an organism grow in complexity, the cells increase in number and similar cells aggregate into tissues and organs with specialized functions. The shape of the cell is often determined by its function and the size of the cell is determined by the optimum dimensions that will enable it to perform its duties more effectively.
The human body is composed of a multiple of specialized tissues which inturn consist of vast clusters of cells differentiated into specialised chemical factories which perform various biochemical reactions.
Two general types are recognised in nature. They are prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells.
Prokaryotes were the first cells to arise in biological evolution. They are very small and simple having only a single membrane. The cell membrane, is usually surrounded by a rigid cell wall.
They are devoid of nucleus and membranous organelles such as mitochondria and endoplasmic reticulum etc.
These specialised structural units are called as subcellular organnelles. Biochemistry today is increasingly concerned with the structure of cells and their organelles.


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Q: Force UTF-8 on every document opened in Notepad++ I want every document that I create or open in Notepad++ to always (no matter what) be encoded in UTF-8. It seems, that either I'm missing something or this is not possible.
In Settings > Preferences... > New Document > Encoding I have UTF-8 without BOM selected in the list plus Apply to opened  ANSI files checked as well. I'm using version 6.7.4.
Everyhing is fine, when I create a new file directly in Notepad++. Then, yes, it has UTF-8 w/o BOM encoding set by default. But, when I select New > Text Document in Windows Explorer, create a new empty text file and then double click it, it opens in Notepad++ with ANSI encoding by default.
What is wrong? For me, option Apply to opened  ANSI files seems to be not working at all.

A: Nothing is wrong. It is just, how Notepad++ is working. Files are actually saved as UTF-8 w/o BOM.
Whenever an ANSI-encoded text file is opened in Notepad++, editor displays its correct encoding (ANSI). However, after actually saving that file, it will be saved as UTF-8 w/o BOM, if Apply to opened  ANSI files option is checked. To verify this, one must create a new text file in the Windows Explorer, open it in Notepad++, change contents, save and reopen. It will be recognized as encoded in UTF-8 w/o BOM.
Tip: There's a fairy easy way to force Windows Notepad to always save files in UTF-8:

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*solution at answers.microsoft.com,

*solution at superuser.com.

It requires some tweaks in Windows registry, but allows you to have all files always encoded in UTF-8, no matter, what editor you're using.

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SALISBURY - Jeseca Gibson scored a game-high 19 points to pace Northern's (Md.) 37-25 victory over Salisbury in girls basketball action Tuesday.
Lindsey Otto led the Lady Elks with seven points while Chelsea Green and Adrienne Grove netted six points each.
Salisbury (2-12) will host Berlin on Friday.