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Lecanto, Florida Divorce Lawyers
Jason M. Melton Esq.
Inverness, FL Divorce Lawyer with 17 years experience
(352) 726-0078	111 W Main St
Inverness, FL 34450
Free ConsultationDivorce, Domestic Violence, Family and Juvenile
Attorney Jason M. Melton, is a founding partner of Whittel & Melton, LLC, a full service law firm. We are dedicated to providing our clients with personalized, high-quality representation. We handle Auto Accidents, Slip and Fall, Injury, Nursing Home Abuse, Wrongful Death, Employment, Unpaid Overtime, DUI, Criminal, Brain Injury, Divorce and all Family law issues and other related legal matters throughout the state of Florida.
Gina M. Girardot Esq.
Ocala, FL Divorce Lawyer with 17 years experience
(352) 369-5334	118 SW Fort King St
Free ConsultationDivorce, Family, Juvenile and Personal Injury
Robert G. Whittel Esq.
University of Cambridge and University of Florida Levin College of Law
An experienced trial attorney, Robert Whittel provides his clients with strong, disciplined, results-oriented representation. Prior to becoming a lawyer, he served as a Lieutenant Commander in the US Navy. Robert graduated from both law school and the United States Merchant Marine Academy with honors, and served on the esteemed Florida Law Review. Before co-founding Whittel & Melton, a full-service law firm, Robert gained valuable experience in the court room both serving as a former prosecutor and representing large corporations in complex litigation and transactional matters. Robert is devoted to fighting for his clients' rights. He handles all types of criminal...
Steven David Fichtman
Crystal River, FL Divorce Attorney with 14 years experience
(352) 364-9112	839 NE US Highway 19
Crystal River, FL 34429
Divorce, Family and Real Estate
Steven Fichtman fields of practice primarily include Marital and Family Law, Real Estate Law, Landlord-Tenant Law, and Civil Litigation. Attorney Fichtman has been practicing in Citrus County since 2005. He is a member of the Florida Bar, the Citrus County Bar and the Citrus-Hernando County Inn of Court.
Melisa Lee Militello
Inverness, FL Divorce Attorney with 24 years experience
(352) 637-2222	107-B West Main Street
Divorce, Domestic Violence, Family and Juvenile
Melisa L. Militello has been a practicing attorney for 23 years. She has practiced in the area of criminal defense defending people for everything from a speeding ticket to cases where someone faced life imprisonment. She cares about you, your family and your case because she understands that bad things happen to good people and she is here to guide you through everything to the best possible outcome.
Ashley Aulls
Brooksville, FL Divorce Lawyer with 23 years experience
(352) 593-4115	120 N Broad St #100
Divorce, Criminal Defense, Family and Juvenile
Those facing criminal charges in the area of Brooksville, Florida can turn to attorney Ashley Aulls for personal attention to their individual case. At The Law Office of Ashley Aulls, Ashley uses his more than 15 years of legal experience to guide his clients through the stressful and tough issues they are facing. Ashley is a graduate of Georgia Southern University and studied law at Thomas Cooley Law School, where he earned his Juris Doctor in 1997. For his whole life, Ashley has been surrounded by respected legal professionals. His father has served as an attorney for more than 40 years....
Jeffrey Peter Cario
(352) 592-0040	12435 Cortez Blvd
Divorce, Criminal Defense, Domestic Violence and Family
Mr. Robert Allen Morris Jr.
Brooksville, FL Divorce Attorney with 28 years experience
Divorce, Business, Domestic Violence and Family
Valparaiso University School of Law
Scott Timothy Smith
(352) 796-7434	101 E. Fort Dade Ave.
Christopher Mulligan
(352) 593-5990	161 E. Jefferson St.
Christopher Sean Mulligan is a Florida native and third generation Florida attorney. Born in Inverness, Florida, Mr. Mulligan graduated with honors and a Bachelor in Science from Florida State University, majoring in Political Science and Criminology/Criminal Justice and then obtained his Juris Doctorate in 2006 from the George Washington University Law School in Washington, D.C. While in Washington, Mr. Mulligan worked for a variety of nonprofit organizations in the areas of domestic violence, criminal justice reform, education policy, and campaign finance reform. Mr. Mulligan has been quoted or published in the New York Times, The Washington Post,...
Howard Iken
New Port Richey, FL Divorce Lawyer with 14 years experience
(800) 469-3486	4807 US 19
Free ConsultationDivorce, Arbitration & Mediation, Bankruptcy and Domestic Violence
Attorney Howard Iken is the founder and managing partner of Ayo and Iken PLC, a law firm helping clients with divorce, custody, bankruptcy, criminal defense, and debtor defense. We have offices throughout Tampa Bay and Central Florida.
We have the following locations available:
Summergate Professional Center
Seven Oaks - near Wiregrass Mall - off Hwy 56
27642 Cashford Circle
Wesley Chapel, FL 33544
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Henry George Ferro
Ocala, FL Divorce Attorney with 36 years experience
(352) 369-8888	108 North Magnolia Avenue
I have been practicing law for more than 35 years, including a five year stint as a circuit judge in the 11th Judicial Circuit of Florida.
As an experienced litigator, in both state and federal court, I have aggressively represented clients at all levels of trial courts from criminal traffic matters to first degree murder charges. In the civil courts, I have represented clients in a range of cases involving contracts, business litigation, family matters, personal injury case, professional negligence matters (Medical Malpractice), defamation and cases involving fraud.
I have also had the pleasure of being the City Attorney for the...
Frank P Remsen
Tavares, FL Divorce Lawyer with 18 years experience
(352) 243-1247	214 N. Disston Avenue
Free ConsultationDivorce, Criminal Defense, Domestic Violence and Family
St. Thomas University School of Law
I have been an attorney since 2001, but decided to opened the doors to the Law Office of Frank P. Remsen, PA in 2008. We handle cases throughout Central Florida, with four office locations to serve you. We provide excellent representation in the areas of Divorce/Family Law, Criminal Law, and Bankruptcy. Call us today to schedule your free consultation.
Anne E. Raduns
(888) 740-5140	221 NW 4th Street
Divorce, Arbitration & Mediation, Domestic Violence and Family
University of Florida Levin College of Law and University of Florida Levin College of Law
The Law Office of Anne E. Raduns strives to provide their client's with aggressive yet sensitive representation in all your family law matters including: Divorce, Custody, Support, Paternity, and Post-Dissolution issues. The Law Office of Anne E Raduns exclusively focuses on Family Law. The office is not distracted with a criminal law docket or by other areas of law. Ms. Raduns one and only focus is Marital and Family Law. By concentrating exclusively on divorce and family law, Anne E. Raduns has gained a great deal of legal knowledge and experience to benefit her clients. She fully understands divorce law,...
Maggie Jo Hilliard
Trinity, FL Divorce Lawyer with 13 years experience
(813) 540-7171	2049 Welbilt Blvd
Trinity, FL 34655
Divorce, Business, Criminal Defense and Family
Florida Coastal School of Law
Dual-licensed attorney in Kentucky and Florida representing individuals and organizations in state and federal civil and criminal matters.
Former prosecutor and former public defender.
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Ralph Fisher
Lutz, FL Divorce Lawyer with 36 years experience
(813) 949-2749	18125 N. US Hwy 41
Free ConsultationDivorce, Collections, Consumer and Family
I am an attorney and a former C.P.A. born and raised in Florida. I have been fortunate enough to practice law in Lutz since 1983.
My philosophy is to explain things in a language clients can understand, and I am committed to helping clients achieve their legal goals.
Please call today for a consultation.
Daniel Archer
Clermont, FL Divorce Attorney with 13 years experience
(352) 241-6470	1635 E. Highway 50
Originally from the great State of Texas, Mr. Archer has sought the practice of law as his second career. After graduating high school in 1992, Mr. Archer enlisted in the US Air Force and served as a Munitions Systems Specialist and a Training Manager/Instructor until he discharged in 2000. Upon completion of his bachelors degrees at McMurry University (Science) and University of Central Oklahoma (Business Admin.), he attended Barry University School of Law and received his Juris Doctorate in 2005. Mr. Archer began his practice in 2006 and has continued in the areas of Family Law and...
Christian Matthew Denmon
(727) 753-0049	5703 Main St
Free ConsultationDivorce, Medical Malpractice, Personal Injury and Products Liability
I fight insurance companies, big companies, or a person who is trying to bully and railroad another person into an unfair result. I believe that the Courtroom and the American Jury is the great equalizer in civil justice. I spend my team handling auto wreck, truck accident, and premises liability cases.
At the office I am lucky that one of my law partners is my Wife Nicole, and extremely accomplished trial lawyer. My other law partner is a great friend and accomplished trial lawyer, Lee. Great people make up my team. I am excited to get to work in the morning....
Debra G Simms
Fruitlando, FL Divorce Attorney with 31 years experience
(877) 447-4667	3420 US Highway 441
Fruitlando, FL 34731
Divorce, Estate Planning, Family and Probate
Cleveland-Marshall College of Law
I am a Board Certified Elder Law attorney practicing primarily in the areas of Estate Planning, Medicaid Asset Protection, Probate, Guardianship, Family Law, and Bankruptcy. These are all areas which affect senior citizens. I have 3 locations to best serve my clients: The Villages, Orlando, and Volusia County, FL
Steven Brian Bartlett
(727) 942-1000	2150 Seven Springs Bvd
Free ConsultationDivorce, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Family
20 years of court room experience handling criminal, divorce, bankruptcy, family, foreclosure, and injury law cases in Clearwater, New Port Richey, Palm Harbor, Tarpon Springs, and all of Tampa Bay, Florida My name is Steve Bartlett and I am an experienced Board Certified Criminal Trial Attorney who is not afraid to fight for my clients. Although many lawyers describe themselves as aggressive or fearless, I have a proven documented history of fighting against the powerful. You can read about some of my cases in the news section of this webpage. I have over 20 years of court room...
Gregory T. Buckley
Gregory T. Buckley practices Family Law, Civil Litigation, and Business Law. He works in Gainesville, specializing in areas including Child Custody & Visitation, Divorce, and Alimony. Mr. Buckley received his B.A. from the University of North Florida (1990) and his law degree from the University of Florida Fredric G. Levin College of Law (1995).
He has worked for Bogin, Munns & Munns until December 2019, Shands Legal Services and Watson, Folds & Walker, P.A. before going into private practice in 2002. Mr. Buckley has two children, and he remains active in his son's Cub Scout troop.
Christian Alexander Straile
(352) 694-4529	108 North Magnolia
This trial focused practice has the goals of delivering quality legal services, providing to clients personal services while developing strong, trusted relationships through effective communication, analysis, planning and litigation skills seeking the best result possible.
Nicole M Denmon
New Port Richey , FL Divorce Attorney with 14 years experience
(727) 753-0049	5703 Main Street
New Port Richey , FL 34652
Free ConsultationDivorce, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Estate Planning
Nicole has resided in the Tampa Bay area for the last 20 years. She majored in criminology while attending Saint Leo University and interned with the United States Secret Service.
Upon graduation, Nicole attended Stetson University College of Law in Pinellas County, where she concentrated on trial advocacy. While attending school, she interned with the State Attorney's Office for Pinellas County.
After law school, Nicole became the Assistant State Attorney for the Sixth Judicial Circuit for Pinellas County. During the three years, she was employed at the State Attorney's Office, she prosecuted misdemeanors to serious crimes.
Nicole served as a...
Charles David Fantl
Tavares, FL Divorce Attorney with 35 years experience
(352) 343-3349	324 N Texas Ave
Divorce, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Family
Whittier Law School
Charles D. Fantl has been protecting the legal rights of Central Floridians for over a quarter century in both state and federal courts in the areas of criminal, personal injury and family law. Many of his clients have had exceptional results in the more than 100 jury and judge trials, along with his experience bringing motions and appeals.
Joanna Marie Mitchell
Clermont, FL Divorce Lawyer with 20 years experience
(352) 324-2444	614 East Hwy 50
Free ConsultationDivorce and Family
Experienced divorce attorney located in the Clermont, Florida area and practicing only Family Law, including, but not limited to, divorce, child support, parenting plans and timesharing arrangements (custody and visitation issues), alimony, paternity, parental relocations, step-parent adoptions, modifications and other Family Law matters. Our firm is dedicated to aggressive, successful and honest representation of our clients. As your lawyers, we believe that communication is key to a positive outcome. Therefore, we strive to always be as accessible as possible to our clients through direct, personal contact, prompt returning of phone calls and via cutting edge technology, such as instant notification...
Kenneth L Foote
(727) 844-0102	7608 MASSACHUSETTS AVE
Stetson University College of Law and St. John's University School of Law
Attorney Kenneth L Foote has dedicated his practice to aggressively representing his clients in courts throughout Tampa Bay and the State of Florida. Attorney Foote focuses his practice on Marital, Family and Criminal Law.
Kenneth L. Foote is a former Florida criminal prosecutor and New York City police officer with the auxiliary division. His prior experience as a Florida prosecutor is a benefit to all his clients. Whenever someone is accused of a crime, they are innocent until proven guilty. When we represent clients in criminal defense matters, we ensure the police follow all rules guaranteed under the law and...
Genevieve H Torres
(813) 443-2132	16114 North Florida Avenue
Divorce, Domestic Violence, Estate Planning and Family
Melanie Quattrone
(813) 769-5170	16114 N. Florida Ave.
Wendy Doyle
Hudson, FL Divorce Attorney with 15 years experience
(727) 814-5727	14309 Old Dixie Highway
Divorce, Family and Personal Injury
Attorney Doyle-Palumbo is an experienced Divorce & Family Law & Personal injury Trial Attorney. Wendy represents clients in multiple jurisdictions in Pinallas County, Pasco County, Hernando County and Citrus County, Florida. Doyle, McCabe & Uccello offers two convenient locations to serve their clients in Tampa Bay, FL.
- Proven Success in Family Law & Personal Injury Law
With a wealth of proven success in personal injury law and family law cases, Wendy utilizes her skill in both negotiation and litigation in family law, divorce, personal injury, auto accident and wrongful death cases.
Attorney Doyle-Palumbo uses her experience and perspective to...
Maria Kazouris Esq.
Tarpon Springs, FL Divorce Attorney with 18 years experience
(727) 361-5809	623 E. Tarpon Avenue
Maria is a native of Tarpon Springs, Florida and a graduate of Tarpon Springs High School. She also attended secondary school at the St. Nicholas Greek School where she was honored as a Lady's Philoptohos Fellowship recipient. She is bilingual in Greek. Maria received her Bachelor of Science degree in Criminal Justice from the University of Central Florida with a 3.86 GPA. She received her Juris Doctor from Quinnipiac University School of Law in Hamden, Connecticut. Maria received honors for Academic Achievement in Juvenile Law, Service to the Community and the Connecticut Title Insurance Company. Initially, Maria was a law clerk for...
Ami L. DiLorenzo
(866) 671-6700	504 S.E. 8th Street
Free ConsultationDivorce, Domestic Violence, Family and Personal Injury
Melissa K. Hancock
(352) 509-7004	7500 SW 61st Ave
Melissa K. Hancock was born and raised in Panama City, Florida. She obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in Elementary Education from Florida State University in 1997. Ms. Hancock taught fourth grade for two years and assisted with writing the curriculum for a conflict resolution program for grades K-5.
Ms. Hancock returned to Florida State University in 2000 where she obtained her Juris Doctor in 2003. She was employed at a prestigious local law firm in Ocala as an associate attorney from 2003 until 2015. Ms. Hancock established Melissa K. Hancock, P.A. in 2015. She obtained her board...
Jonathan Culver
(352) 401-5688	2145 NE 2nd St
Divorce, Appeals, Estate Planning and Family
Serving Marion and Alachua Counties since 1996, Mr. Culver has handled a variety of cases which involve family law and probate issues. Mr. Culver is a Navy veteran and a graduate of the University of Florida School of Law.
Michael E. Golub
(352) 742-7777	819 West Main St.
Attorney Profile Based in Tavares, attorney Michael E. Golub provides legal counsel to central Florida clients in the areas of family law, bankruptcy, and criminal defense. Mr. Golub is an effective negotiator and litigator, capably handling matters through mediation or trial depending on his clients' best interests. Before establishing his private practice 16 years ago, Mr. Golub gained courtroom experience as an Assistant Public Defender for the 18th Judicial Circuit of Florida, representing criminal clients in misdemeanor, felony, and juvenile matters. Over the past decade, he has become a skilled family law mediator, having conducted more than 700 family law mediations both...
Wesley Chapel, FL Divorce Lawyer with 34 years experience
(813) 997-9025	26843 Tanic Dr, Suite 102
Free ConsultationDivorce, Business, Construction and Estate Planning
Mercer Univ-W.George L.S
General practice attorney with 26 years of litigation experience. Practice concentrated on DIVORCE AND FAMILY LAW MATTERS, WILLS & TRUSTS and GENERAL PROBATE, CONSTRUCTION DEFECTS, INSURANCE DISPUTES. I will come to your home or office to discuss your legal matters if you prefer.
Jennifer Benton
Tavares, FL Divorce Attorney with 7 years experience
(352) 787-2101	315 N New Hampshire Ave #100
Florida A&M University College of Law
Jennifer Benton joined Adams & Luka, P.A. as an associate attorney in 2014. She has developed a reputation as someone who is willing to work hard to obtain quality results for her clients. She is handling numerous family law cases including divorce, spousal support, child custody, child support, adoption, pre-nuptial agreements and child relocation and work on each case with a senior attorney. She was a Guardian Ad Litem in Orange County, Florida and involved in several organizations which included membership in the Toastmaster's Club and Treasurer of the American Association for Justice.
Thomas B. Luka, Esq.
Thomas B. Luka, Esq. is a native Central Floridian who has provided clients with exceptional courtroom representation and guidance for over 16 years. As a partner at the law firm of Adams & Luka, P.A., Mr. Luka has an extensive background in litigation, and has been lead counsel on more than 150 criminal and civil trials. Mr. Luka has appeared as a legal analyst on local and national talk shows such as CNN, CNBC, Fox News, Nancy Grace, Geraldo Rivera, Jane Velez Mitchell and Court TV. Thomas Luka began his law career as an Assistant State Attorney in Miami-Dade,...
Craig William Turner
(352) 629-4442	618 SE 17th St
Divorce, Business, Family and Real Estate
Steven J. Glaros
Holiday, FL Divorce Lawyer with 15 years experience
(727) 938-2900	1014 US Highway 19 Ste 106
Holiday, FL 34691
Free ConsultationDivorce, Family and Personal Injury
Steven J. Glaros grew up in New Orleans, Louisiana. He received his Bachelor of Arts degree in Sociology from Southeastern Louisiana University where he graduated Cum Laude and received the Roy E. Hyde Award for Top Graduate in Major. Steven attended law school at Thomas M. Cooley Law School in Lansing, Michigan where he received his Juris Doctor after only two years in the school's accelerated program. While there he participated in the American Bar Association, Moot Court Competition and was a member of the Phi Alpha Delta Fraternity. Initially, Steven worked under then Attorney General Charlie Crist...
Lee M. Pearlman
New Port Richey, FL Divorce Attorney with 11 years experience
Free ConsultationDivorce, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Personal Injury
Lee Pearlman was born and raised in Dillsburg, Pennsylvania, a small town just outside of Harrisburg. H
e attended college at the University of Maryland, College Park where he received two bachelors of arts degrees and two minors. While in college he enlisted in the U.S. Army Reserve and served two years in the Military Police.
After college Lee moved to St. Petersburg where he attended Stetson University College of Law. While there Lee was a member of Stetson's top nationally ranked Trial Team and Alternative Dispute Resolution Board. He was the recipient of the Ralph Harris...
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Sarah Jane Caruana (born 4 August 1984) is a Maltese former footballer who played as a forward. She has been a member of the Malta women's national team.

See also
List of Malta women's international footballers

References

1984 births
Living people
Women's association football forwards
Maltese women's footballers
Malta women's international footballers
Hibernians F.C. players

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Van Baerle Trio
Beethoven: Complete Piano Trios Vol. 1 (Download)
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Beethoven: Complete Piano Trios Vol. 1
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Beethoven's primary reason for settling in Vienna in 1792 was to study with Joseph Haydn, who at the time was widely considered the greatest living composer. Beethoven's three Piano Trios op. 1 were the first compositions that he deemed important enough to give an opus number. They were dedicated to Prince Karl Lichnowsky, a patron of Beethoven in whose house he lived for some time. According to Beethoven's lifelong friend Ferdinand Ries, Haydn was complimentary about the set of trios. The trios combine various elements that would have been familiar to Beethoven's contemporaries. Less familiar, however, would be the fact that the trios contain four movements rather than the three that had been traditional in this genre. Although changes from major to minor had been common in the music of previous generations, where they would normally apply to just the last chord, Beethoven employs this technique more extensively here than was probably common at that time.
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This recording was made using a Chris Maene Concert Grand built in 2017.
This remarkable instrument combines the knowledge and materials used in modern piano building with those found in older historical instruments. The most striking feature is that unlike in modern grand pianos, in which the strings in the bass and middle registers cross, in this instrument all strings run parallel to each other. As a result, it combines the solidity of a modern concert grand piano with the transparent sound ideal of older instruments. The sound of this symbiosis of old and new was a source of inspiration during the recording of Beethoven's Piano Trios.
Opus 1.1 Allegro
Opus 1.1 Adagio cantabile
Opus 1.1 Scherzo Allegro assai
Opus 1.1 Finale Presto
Opus 1.3 Allegro con brio
Opus 1.3 Andante cantabile con Variazioni
Opus 1.3 Menuetto Quasi Allegro
Opus 1.3 Finale Prestissimo
Opus 11 Allegro con brio
Opus 11 Adagio
Opus 11 Allegretto
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I think we can all agree that the fear of death is the greatest fear we can face. How can we wrap our minds around the mystery of the great unknown? What does Buddhism have to say about it?
Buddhism has taught me that death doesn't need to be approached as a tragedy. It's the one certain event in our lives from which a profound understanding of life can take hold.
I've hand picked these quotes from Buddhist Masters which are designed to help you think differently about the great day of reckoning that you will inevitably experience.


41. A vehicle with a vacuum brake booster has a hard pedal with little stopping power. Technician A says a kink in the check valve's hose will result in this condition. Technician B says a vacuum booster needs at least 12 Hg of vacuum to operate properly. Who is correct?
Answer A is correct. An inoperative brake booster, a faulty check valve or a kink in its hose will result in a hard brake pedal.
Answer B is wrong. A brake booster needs more vacuum, between 17-21 Hg to function properly.
42. A vehicle has a low spongy brake pedal. Which of these is LEAST likely to result in this condition?
D. Air in the hydraulic system.
Answer A is wrong. Loose wheel bearings will result in a low spongy brake pedal do to excessive movement.
Answer B is wrong. Contaminated brake fluid will result in this condition.
Answer C is correct. Low brake pads would result in a warning clip squeal or tire pad sensor light illumination.
Answer D is wrong. Air in the brake lines results in a spongy pedal.
43. Technician A says passive permanent magnet ABS wheel speed sensors produce an A/C voltage signal. Technician B says input from wheel speed sensors are used for anti-lock brake, electronic traction control, and electronic stability control systems. Who is correct?
Answer A is wrong. The signal is sent to the electronic controller for anti-skid, stability, and traction control.
Answer B is wrong. The signal is sent to the electronic controller for (ABS) anti-lock brake, (TCS) traction control system, and (ESC) electronic stability control.
44. The brakes of a four wheel disc brake system are self-applying and locking up after only a few miles of travel. Which of the following is the MOST likely cause of this condition?
A. A blocked master cylinder replenishing port.
B. A blocked master cylinder vent port.
C. Worn master cylinder cup seals.
D. Low intake manifold vacuum.
Answer A is wrong. A blocked master cylinder replenishing port would result in vacuum forming behind the primary or secondary pistons.
Answer B is correct. Blocking the vent port can lead to pressure buildup and brake lockup. The vent or compensation port allows for the expansion of brake fluid. Brake fluid expands as brake fluid temperature rises from normal braking. If the port is blocked, excessive pressure will cause the brake units to self-apply.
Answer C is wrong. Worn master cylinder cup seals result in a fading or sinking brake pedal.
Answer D is wrong. Low intake manifold pressure will result in a hard brake pedal in a vacuum brake assist system.
45. A vehicle suffers from uneven pad wear. Technician A says to check for sticking slide pins. Technician B says this could be caused by a sticking caliper piston. Who is correct?
Answer A is wrong. Sticking slide pins will result in uneven pad wear.
Answer B is wrong. A sticking caliper piston will result in uneven and excessive pad wear.


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MTV CELEBRATES NIGERIA'S INDEPENDENCE WITH "I LOVE NAIJA"
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To mark Nigeria's Golden Jubilee, MTV Base (DStv Channel 322) is celebrating Nigerian contemporary music, with a special "I Love Naija" themed weekend running from Friday 1st to 3rd October. During this long weekend, MTV will pay tribute to Nigeria's finest contemporary musicians.
Some of the programs lined up for 'I Love Naija' include a special Naija-themed edition of DJ Takeover, hosted by legendary DJ Snypes, who is also the official DJ to Nigerian pop icon 2Face Idibia. This show will debut on Friday October 1 at premier 9pm. There's also the Story of Seun Kuti – an intimate portrait of one of Nigeria's most intriguing music stars.
A special Nigerian edition of MVP: Most Voted Playlist – Nigerian Super Stars, Leaders of the Nigerian Nu Skool – an MTV base special focusing on the Nigerian hiphop scene at 8pm.
For MAMA fans anticipating the 2010 awards in Lagos, there will be a screening of the 2008 MTV Africa Music Awards with Zain from Abuja, Nigeria on Saturday, October 2 at 7pm, and a glance back at the Road To Mama – Lagos on Sunday 3 October at 6pm.
Also on the lineup of programmes are Nigeria's Top 20 Best Videos and flashback on the 2007 MTV/MTN VJ search which launched Cynthia Okpala to TV Fame as well as a retrospective on BNC Fashionably Loud, the fashion-and-music spectacular on Sunday at 9pm. Others are Classic episodes of MTV base Spotlight featuring Styl Plus /Positive Black Soul and 2FACE/Lebo Mathosa.
On the line up is a the premiere of a grand music collaboration featuring Dbanj, Eldee, Naeto C, MI, Wande Coal and Banky W on an as-yet un-named track commissioned specially by MTV base and produced by Eldee. The music video of the track, directed by Clarence Peters, will air exclusively on MTV base for a month starting mid-October.
MTV base will also debut Base Select, a hot new interactive weekly request show hosted by MTV VJ Cynthia C-VON Okpala.
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"Nocturnal Animals" is a movie which will stay with me long after I have seen it. Based on Austin Wright's novel "Tony and Susan," it follows a non-linear path and combines stories which deal with the real world and a fictional one to where, after a while, it's almost hard to tell the two apart. Either that or you will leave wondering which story is the most emotionally exhausting. Judging from the movie's first images of an art exhibit created to challenge our perceptions of what is beautiful or acceptable, director Tom Ford is quick to take us on a cinematic ride, and the kind we are not often accustomed to taking.
We meet Los Angeles art gallery owner Susan Morrow (Amy Adams) who appears to have it all: a handsome husband, a fabulous house and an income we would all envy. But we can tell from the start she is a lonely soul wandering through the superficial world she inhabits, and it doesn't help that her husband Hutton (Armie Hammer) has been distant and may very well be cheating on her. Clearly, we are about to see why she is the damaged individual she is, and it will not be a pleasant trip whether it's through reality or fiction.
One day, Susan receives a manuscript of a novel written by her ex-husband Edward Sheffield (Jake Gyllenhaal) named "Nocturnal Animals," a nickname he gave her upon realizing she stays up late at night because she has trouble sleeping. Edward has dedicated his novel to her, and it tells a very bleak tale of love and tragedy as we watch Tony Hastings (also Gyllenhaal) suffer the utter humiliation of seeing his wife and daughter kidnapped by three troublemakers who later kill them. From there, Tony teams up with Texas Detective Bobby Andes (Michael Shannon) to bring the three men to justice, but the justice these two seek may not be one which is altogether legal.
Ford has the movie weaving in and out of its real world and fictional storylines to where you can't quite tell where things are heading, and he does it in a way which is quite inspired. A story like this can be tricky to pull off as you can jump from one storyline to another at the worst possible moment to where we are desperate to see the movie get back to where it once was. But Ford has managed to weave all these storylines seamlessly to where everything feels in balance and not out of place.
At its heart, I think "Nocturnal Animals" is about the transformative power of art more than anything else. Whether it's Susan's art gallery or Edward's novel, both of these characters use their individual artistry to channel emotions they couldn't quite get to the surface in their relationship. The fact it takes Edwards years to reach this artistic jump in his writing abilities through his tragic novel shows how artists are not so much born as they are molded through years of life experiences.
Amy Adams gives her second great performance in 2016, her other being in Denis Villeneuve's "Arrival." She makes Susan a sympathetically tragic character as we watch her go from youthful promise to insomniac surrender as her life has become defined by isolation from everyone and anyone around her. Even when she has too much eyeliner makeup on, and her makeup is a distraction at times, Adams delves deep into her character's complexity to deliver a performance of piercing sensitivity.
Gyllenhaal is riveting as both Edward and Tony, characters who suffer the indignities of life and love to where all that's left is revenge. While the actor still seems a bit young to play the father of a teenage daughter, he is fearless in exploring a character who suffers a fate worse than death. Kudos also goes out to Isla Fisher who plays Tony's wife, Laura, as she has to reach an emotional fever pitch and keep it high whenever she appears onscreen.
This movie is also proof of how there are no small roles, only small actors, and no actor here should be mistaken as small. Andrea Riseborough, completely unrecognizable here, steals some scenes as Alessia Holt, a person who has found happiness in a space filled with obliviousness and fake promises. Michael Sheen also shows up as Alessia's husband, Carlos, who is actually gay, and she gives Susan some advice worth following. Ellie Bamber gives us a convincingly down to earth teenager in India Hastings who ends up coming face to face with her worse fears. Laura Linney has some strong moments as Susan's mother, Anne, whose words hang over Susan throughout the rest of the movie. Karl Glusman and Robert Aramayo portray two gang members whose intimidation knows no bounds, and even the audience has yet to see how far they will go. And it's always great to see Jena Malone, and she gives a wonderfully quirky performance as art gallery worker and new mother Sage Ross.
But there are two performances in "Nocturnal Animals" which stood out to me in particular. The first is Michael Shannon's as Bobby Andes, a man of the law who looks to play it by the book, but who is slowly losing his moral bearings along with his body to the cancer eating away at it. Shannon doesn't act but instead inhabits his character to where we don't see him performing but becoming this sheriff, and he becomes increasingly frightening to where the anticipation of him letting go of a bullet is almost too much to bear. Seeing him bear down on a suspect with his piercing eyes and gruff voice makes him even scarier, and you have to admire the person who doesn't need to do much to instill dread into another with such relative ease.
Then there's Aaron Taylor-Johnson, a long way from his "Kick-Ass" days, as Ray Marcus, a lethal and disgusting bully of a character who revels in emasculating and humiliating Tony in front of his wife and daughter. Johnson's performance reminds of you of those people in life who robbed you of your worth and self-respect and didn't show the least bit of remorse about it. You want to smack Johnson in the face after watching him in "Nocturnal Animals," and that is a compliment.
This is only Ford's second movie as a director, his first being "A Single Man" with Colin Firth, a movie my parents are still begging me to watch. He is primarily known as a fashion designer whose clothes have made some of the most beautiful celebrities look even more beautiful. With "Nocturnal Animals," he proves to be as gifted behind the camera as he is with clothes, and he gives this movie a striking look with the help of cinematographer Seamus McGarvey. This could have been a movie dominated by style more than anything else, but Ford gets terrific performances out of his infinitely talented cast, showing his attention is on the story and characters more than anything else.
It should also be noted how Ford has not put anything from his own clothing line on display here, so this movie should in no way be mistaken as a commercial for his fashions. He wisely removed this conflict of interest from "Nocturnal Animals," so those hoping for a glimpse at his latest fashion line will have to look elsewhere.
"Nocturnal Animals" ends on an ambiguous note regarding Susan and Edward. This will probably annoy some viewers who demand concrete answers to their relationship or the state of their lives and where they will go from here. But Ford is wise to know this is a question he cannot answer himself as the fate of these characters has to be open up to interpretation. Some relationships are meant to be repaired, others are better left broken. When it comes to Susan and Edward, we can only wonder if they can or even should rediscover what made their love spark so passionately.
"Nocturnal Animals" is a movie meant to stay with you for a long time after the end credits have finished, and boy does it ever.
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Posted on October 26, 2016 by The Ultimate Rabbit
When a movie takes its title from a tagline used to promote "Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade," I can't help but walk into it with high expectations. Indeed, "Keeping Up with the Joneses" boasts a plot which quickly reminded me of "True Lies" and "Mr. and Mrs. Smith" in which government spies disguise themselves as ordinary suburban residents, and it has a cast of actors who you can always count on to give you a fun time. It's even directed by the man who gave us "Superbad" and "Adventureland," Greg Mottola. But while it does have some inspired moments, "Keeping Up with the Joneses" ends up feeling, to put it bluntly, half-assed.
We meet Jeff Gaffney (Zach Galifianakis) who works at a corporate office as a human resources director. He is happily married to Karen (Isla Fisher), and they have two children who, as the movie starts, are heading off to summer camp for a few weeks. For the first time in years, the Gaffneys have the whole house to themselves which has them thinking of all kinds of mischief to get into, but any plans they have for getting naughty are interrupted when a new couple moves into the neighborhood.
Tim and Natalie Jones (Jon Hamm and Gal Gadot) are not your usual couple as they look as if they have traveled all over the world, and they look far too gorgeous to pass as ordinary people. As a result, the Gaffneys get overly suspicious and are eager to learn everything there is to know about them. It doesn't take long, however, to realize they are spies, but whether they are foreign or domestic spies remains to be seen.
"Keeping Up with the Joneses" gets off to a strong start as we get a picturesque view of suburbia with the peaceful neighborhood these characters inhabit. As the camera pans around the different houses, one of them blows up into smithereens, and the explosion almost feels like something out of a Kathryn Bigelow movie. Next thing you know, the story moves back to two weeks before the explosion, so we already know this peaceful neighborhood won't be very peaceful for much longer.
The great things about the movie is the cast. Galifianakis gets to play a different role this time around as Jeff Gaffney is not like the mentally unstable characters he became famous for playing like in "The Hangover." Seeing him play a down to earth guy who is all about family and good times feels like a stretch for him, and it's fun watching him opposite Hamm especially when they have lunch at an underground restaurant which is definitely not for vegans.
Hamm gets to play on his sexy guy image, and he is well matched with Gadot who looks very comfortable in the action comedy genre. Isla Fisher has been great fun to watch in any movie she appears in ever since her scene-stealing turn in "Wedding Crashers," and she doesn't disappoint here. There's also a nice pair of performances from Matt Walsh and Maribeth Monroe as a pair of neighbors who might be getting a little to nosy in everyone's affairs.
But as terrific as this cast is, they are not enough to save this movie which runs out of inspiration very quickly. It would have been more fun if the director and screenwriter kept us guessing as to whether the Joneses really were spies or not. Looking back, I kept thinking everyone missed out on various opportunities to make this movie cleverer than it is. This could have been an uproarious comedy had more effort been put into the script. After a while, we know how things are going to turn out for the four main characters here, and it just reminds us of other movies like it which were much, much better.
When the movie reaches its conclusion, it's sunk by a predictability everyone could have avoided for the benefit of the audience. What we are left with is a premise which everyone could have and should have had a lot more fun with. The characters, despite the best efforts of the actors, could have been better developed to where they don't feel like caricatures. The action scenes are fun, but you feel like they could have been more thrilling. Instead of accepting the movie for what it is, we keep thinking about the movie it could have been, and realizing this is depressing.
"Keeping Up with the Joneses" is one those films I analyze endlessly as I watch it because I am convinced I could have done a better job with the material. This premise could have been taken in a number of different directions and could have ended up being an insane amount of fun. But we get instead is a motion picture which have spent more time in the development phase because this one came out of the oven far too soon. It has its moments, but it could have had a lot more of them.
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Distribution Groups removed from settings menu. – Got an idea?
Until Office 365 groups a) support nesting b) support a domain other than the primary c) don't create yet another place for people to lose track of documents - we will be using distribution lists. Defaulting to experiences for half features doesn't make us try or enjoy the broken features, it just makes us mad.
This feature is important, please add it back!
What is the plan for this? We really need it.
settings link did not work and I need to get to settings to add/delete people from distribution lists.
How do i manage distribution group in new oulook?
I do not request to use this feature in the same way as as current ver, but I seriously need to manage distribution group.
In old version, I can manage distribution group member from distribution menu.
In new version, I can to even see the distrbution menu.
This feature is super important, MS should give it back on new version Outlook immediately.
you must add this! i beg you!
Why was the ability to manage Distribution Groups removed from Office 365? This is a critical feature for us and needs to be renabled as quickly as possible!
Feature needed in the new interface quickly.
fire the guy who remove this feature!!!
Yup please add Group management back into Outlook Web Access please.
This is a big thing. Critical that this gets addressed before we are forced to use this live.
ABSOLUTELY need this!!!!! It is VITAL!
This is key to our operations! Why was this removed from the new Outlook?
Really??? Bring back the ability to modify Dist lists.
I have to revert to the old format to access distribution groups.


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So, you want everything... Do you want better race footage without adding weight, latency, performance, or cost to your build? As of this write-up, there are only a few options out there, none are gonna give you HD footage. I have tried 2 of these options.
Installation is easy... cam in and cam out with power in at 5v.
Note: Some fpv cameras require more than 5v to power so in that case, you would need to get separate power for the camera.
Then I tried a micro DVR I found on Amazon called the QWinOut Super Mini HMDVR-S. It is much smaller than the Runcam, but no mounting options.
First thing I did was remove the plastic case because... you know... weight. Wiring was easy but different. You need to splice into the video wire as there is no output. This made me skeptical because I was thinking this would degrade the video quality. It didn't though, the video was as good as if it weren't installed.
To splice into the video wire, I just split the insulation and soldered directly to the existing wire. Seemed easier than trying to double solder to a pad.
Both units performed well and gave expected results. Non-interference DVR video. I will actually continue to use the QWinOut over the Runcam because of the size difference with same specs. The Video below is onboard DVR vs goggle DVR. Another cool idea is to wire the DVR after the OSD so you could record your telemetry to the DVR. If I had thought of it before I installed, I would have definitely done that.
I think this is an excellent way to get decent race footage without all the downsides of HD options and I plan to add it to all my "race only" frames.


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Ivan Maraš (Cyrillic: Иван Мараш; born April 20, 1986) is a Montenegrin professional basketball player for Okapi Aalst of the Belgian BNXT League.

Professional career
Maraš started playing basketball for Budućnost Podgorica of the Montenegrin League from 2003, until 2010. With Budućnost, he won three Montenegrin championships and three Montenegrin cups. Before the end of the 2009–10 season, he also signed with Metalac Valjevo.

Then, Maraš joined Hemofarm, signing a two-year contract with the club. On March 3, 2012, he left Hemofarm and joined the Belgian club Dexia Mons-Hainaut until the end of the season. At the end of the season, he renewed his contract with the club for another season.

In 2012, he signed a contract with the Cypriot team ETHA Engomis. During his season with the club, Maraš won the Cypriot Cup with ETHA and was also the MVP of the tournament. After his great performances with ETHA, Maraš joined Ilysiakos of the Greek Basket League for the rest of the season.

On September 5, 2013, Maraš signed a contract for the upcoming season with the Bahraini team Al Manama. With Al Manama, he won the Bahraini League. For the following two seasons, he played for Tsmoki-Minsk of the Belarus League. During his two-year spell with Tsmoki-Minsk, Maraš also played 3 games for Al Qadsia in Kuwait. With Tsmoki-Minsk, Maraš won two Belarusian championships and two Belarusian cups.

On October 6, 2016, he signed a one-year contract with the Iranian team Sanat Naft Abadan. On February 6, 2017, he signed with Doxa Lefkadas until the end of the season, replacing Melsahn Basabe on the team's squad. On April 20, 2017, he signed with Cholet of the LNB Pro A for the rest of the season. In August 2017, he re-signed with Cholet. On December 30, 2017, he parted ways with Cholet. On January 4, 2018, he signed with Greek club Aris Thessaloniki for the rest of the 2017–18 season.

He signed with Okapi Aalstar on July 4, 2019. He re-signed for two seasons on June 12, 2020. On August 11, 2021, Maraš extended his contract until 2023.

References

External links
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 Ivan Maraš at fiba.com

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Victory Garden to remain in place until November! | Civil Eats
Victory Garden to remain in place until November!
By Sarah Rich
As the sun sets on the fourth and final day of Slow Food Nation, we're thrilled to announce that the Slow Food Nation Victory Garden will remain in place on the lawn of San Francisco City Hall until November. The garden, which has been producing substantial amounts of fresh produce and supplied some of the food for this weekend's events, has received tremendous support from Mayor Gavin Newsom and the city. Most everyone who has come down to witness the beauty and bounty of the garden has voiced their desires to see this project become a permanent symbol of San Francisco's progressive position on food, farming, and social justice.
"By all accounts, this has been a wonderful installation for the city and has been a highly visible demonstration of our commitment to the issues embodied in how our food system operates," said Mayor Newsom. "From protecting the environment, to supporting our local and regional economy, to ensuring we can provide access to wholesome, nutritious food for all San Franciscans, the Victory Garden has given us a powerful platform from which to make the case for more good, clean and fair food in this country."
If you haven't visited the garden yet, please do! The corn is high, the squash are mature, and the California native wildflowers are in full bloom.
Images: jrodmanjr and Sarah Rich
Sarah Rich is an editor at Dwell magazine, where she specializes in sustainable design and architecture. She was the managing editor of the Slow Food Nation blog leading up to the inaugural 2008 event in San Francisco. She was also the managing editor and co-author of the book Worldchanging: A User's Guide for the 21st Century (Abrams, 2006). Sarah lives in the Mission district of San Francisco where fog is scarce and tacos are not. Read more >
Abe Abuhilal
good job Thank you
jeff-nhn
Awesome pictures and project! I hope the enthusiasm stays high for many years.
edibleoffice
What's the possibility of the garden staying at Civic Center permanently (or for a full year to start)? Who would we contact to encourage this? Gavin?
Marilynn Rowland
I'm so glad this beautiful and bountiful garden will not be torn out, but left until November. But why tear it out then? This can be a proud symbol that SF is walking the walk instead of talking the talk. I'm sure Gavin Newsom and the city of SF and the Slow Food Nation can figure out some way to fund this and see that it is the glory of Civic Center, and not a blight of a weed patch. I'm hoping they can get the homeless to work in the gardens and benefit from its harvest. Alice Waters took on the public schools, now it's time for her to take on the homeless.
Rachel Weidinger
Delighted that the garden will remain for longer! Has funding been secured to pay the hard working people that pulled off this feat for another two months? Sustainable gardens will hopefully also pay workers.
To those who are excited about permanency, remember there's a concrete sidewalk under those plants, and a parking garage beneath that. Permanent is a big project...but replanting those decorative flowerbeds with edible plants might be much more achievable.
Darci Pauser
Let us continue to utilize urban space in creative and innovative ways. I would certainly like to see some takeover of land relegated for motor vehicles (streets/overly-large parking lots) as well.
Like other commenters, I would love to see this Victory Garden become a permanent fixture. What a message it sends out to the rest of the world! I was damn proud to be a local when I walked through it during Slow Food Nation.
Anna Dunn
I love the garden. It is a force of nature and urbanity. I would like to know more about where the food is going, who is picking etc. Can someone direct me to this information? Great job!
Ryan Arthurs
If people are interested in learning more about the Victory Garden project please check out Amy Franceschini's recent publication, "Victory Gardens 2007+" produced by Gallery 16 Editions. It is a fantastic book and deserves attention.
Available through Small Press Distribution and Gallery 16 for $25. www.gallery16.com
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Ceremony Signals start of 0.5 Megawatt Solar Farm on St. Kitts
(ZIZ News) — St. Kitts and Nevis is now one step closer to being a green energy producing country, following Thursday morning's groundbreaking ceremony for a 0.5 megawatt solar farm, located opposite the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank.
The Ministry of Energy of the Government of St. Kitts and Nevis, the Embassy of the Republic of China on Taiwan, SKELEC, and Speedtech St. Kitts Limited were represented at a brief but significant ceremony on the Frigate Bay Road on Thursday morning.
Prime Minister, the Rt. Hon. Denzil Douglas along with his Deputy and Energy Minister, Hon. Dr. Earl Asim Martin, say the construction of the solar farm is one of many energy-saving initiatives of the government.
Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Energy, Lenrick Lake praised the Hon. Dr. Earl Asim Martin and his team for the country's strides in renewable energy generation.
"The Government of St. Kitts and Nevis has done more in the past five years on energy efficiency and renewable energy than all of the O.E.C.S. countries combined," he said.
Minister Martin commenced his presentation by thanking the companies and individuals who have been instrumental in the nation's "Go Green" campaign.
"We started a couple years ago from the assistance of the Republic of China on Taiwan with installation of solar lights from Sandy Point all the way to St. Paul's. Following on the heels of that every closely, we also had the installation of LED street lights from the Kim Collins Highway, all the way to Frigate Bay to the last roundabout in Frigate Bay and most recently; we had the installation on the Pond Road to the first roundabout here at the Kim Collins Highway. That, in a sense, has helped in the overall reduction of government's cost in the cost of street lights to the people of this country," he said.
Minister Martin added that the LED Bulb Distribution Programme for residential customers is a good programme as it assists residents in the overall reduction of their electricity bills.
"At SKELEC, we have 16,438 customers. Thus far through this programme, we have been able to reach 8,036 customers, approximately 49 percent of our customers thus far, thus distributing somewhere in the region of 73,987 LED bulbs to customers all around the Federation thus far," adding that "The programme will continue this week and we'll continue to reach the additional 51 customers (percent) who we haven't really reached as yet. But I want to say we have also touched on our sister island of Nevis. On Nevis, we have 5,786 customers. We have been able to touch 1,407 customers thus far and distributed 19,841 led bulbs to those residents in Nevis."
At the end of construction, the first of a two-phase Solar Farm Project will provide 500 kilowatts of power directly into SKELEC's grid and reduce the country's fuel bill.
It will be constructed by Speedtech St. Kitts Limited and SKELEC and provide employment opportunities for local engineers.
The new solar farm is the second to be constructed on St. Kitts. The first is located at the Robert L. Bradshaw International Airport. The new plant will be owned by the country's main energy supplier, SKELEC.
The plant is expected to have a lifespan of 20 to 25 years.


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German grocery chain Lidl targets Annapolis for U.S. expansion
By Phil Davis
| pdavis@capgaznews.com |
The interior of a Lidl store in the Czech Republic. The German global discount supermarket chain over 10,000 stores across Europe and is expanding into the United States. (Courtesy photo / HANDOUT)
The European grocery chain Lidl has selected Annapolis for one of the first locations of its expansion into the United States.
The discount grocer has applied for a zoning variance from Anne Arundel County to build a 36,185-square-foot store on Bay Ridge Road, just outside city limits. Zoning rules require the variance for a store larger than 25,000 square feet at the location.
The German company operates more than 10,000 stores in 28 countries in Europe and has been looking to extend its footprint on this side of the Atlantic Ocean.
It is developing an 800,000-square-foot regional headquarters and distribution facility in Cecil County and has plans to open its first U.S. stores by 2018. In June, Aberdeen approved a site plan for a store, and published reports have listed Bowie and College Park as other spots under consideration.
If approved, Lidl would be the first new supermarket brand to open in the city since Fresh Market and Trader Joe's more than a decade ago. The first Harris Teeter location in the county is under construction in Severna Park.
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Neither officials with Lidl's U.S. operations nor their representatives in Annapolis could be reached for comment Friday.
In an October letter to the county Office of Planning and Zoning, attorneys for the chain said they're working with the Annapolis Neck Peninsula Foundation. The group has expressed opposition to growth along the Forest Drive corridor, which includes Bay Ridge Road.
Attorney Charles Schaller Jr. of Linowes and Blocher in Annapolis said the community group and the company have worked to be sensitive to each other's priorities.
"Lidl has worked extensively with the Annapolis Neck (Peninsula) Federation in preserving as much forest or 'green space' while meeting county parking requirements and other site development constraints," he wrote.
Anastasia Hopkinson, vice president of the federation, said the group is generally happy to see a major chain such as Lidl interested in the site but said there are reservations about the size of the project.
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"We're supportive of this type of development coming in, an alternative grocery site," Hopkinson said.
She pointed out that Lidl agreed to add a bike rack along with seating areas outside the supermarket. But the size of the store has created concern about loss of tree coverage and the addition of more pavement that will lead to greater stormwater runoff.
"We're chewing on that bone now," Hopkinson said.
"We want to see the footprint of the property to be as minimal as possible ... to have as much greenery left as possible."
The variance application does not outline how much vegetation Lidl would remove as part of the development. Schaller wrote that the property "contains mostly scrub and invasive vegetation with a few trees."
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Hopkinson said it goes beyond just the potential for Lidl to clear away some of the area's natural forestation.
"In additional to our environmental standards, we also want a sense of place," she said. "Will it look like a really big object there?"
The property, owned by 12 members of the Samaras family, has been the focus of development efforts for years. When city officials updated its comprehensive plan in 2014, it flagged the area as one for potential growth.
The Samaras family originally sought to annex the property to Annapolis, but the plans for the store are being heard by the county. Ted Samaras, who has spoken for the family in the past, could not be reached for comment.
In requesting the 36,000-square-foot size, Schaller wrote that it is necessary to create a sales floor area big enough to make the supermarket economically viable. It would be located across Bay Ridge Road from the Bay Forest Shopping Center, where Giant Food has a 50,000-square-foot store.
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"Lidl requires a sales floor area of 22,837 (square) feet in order to have a viable enterprise which in turn requires the building size to be 36,185 (square) feet," he wrote. "It seems reasonable and appropriate that a use variance be granted."
An administrative hearing is planned on the request Jan. 19.
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Hopkinson said members of the federation will attend, but she did not know who would speak against the project.


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So long, September. Hello, October!
Friday is School Picture Day. It is a free dress day for students. Freed Photography will be back at Ross to take individual and whole class photos. Photos will be available online for purchase directly from Freed.
Many thanks to the families who have joined our PTA. Your membership dues have already supported curriculum materials, new technology, and professional development expenses. We appreciate your generosity and support!


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Today I visited Huntsville, Utah and the childhood home of our ninth LDS Church President in these latter days, David O. McKay. While there, we read a little bit about his life and teachings, and I was struck by the great example of missionary work that he exhibited throughout his life.
"When [David O. McKay] was eight years of age, his father received a call to go on a mission. To accept such a call for two or three years away from home was no easy decision to make. Another baby was on its way, and plans had been made to enlarge the house and furnishings. The responsibilities of running the farm were too great to be left to his wife, so when David showed the letter calling him to a mission, he said: 'Of course it is impossible for me to go.' Jennette read the letter, looked at her husband, and said decisively: 'Of course you must accept; you need not worry about me. David O. and I will manage things nicely!' . . .In the absence of his father, the boy David quickly redirected his energies to chores and farm work. Circumstances thus helped to produce a maturity beyond his physical years" (Llewelyn R. McKay, Home Memories of President David O.Young David O. McKay, about age five McKay , 5–6).
When he was 21, David O. McKay entered the University of Utah where he debated, played the piano in a musical group, and played on the football team. There he Emma Ray Riggs, whom he later married. He graduated in 1897 as president and valedictorian of his class and was offered a teaching position. He also, at that time, received a call to serve a mission. The call of the Lord to serve as a missionary may have came at an inconvenient time, but he left all that was dear to him and went to his ancestral Scotland.
While serving in Stirling, Scotland, David O. McKay had an experience that affected the remainder of his life. He and his companion had been in the town for a few weeks, but had had little success. They spent part of a day walking around Stirling Castle and Elder McKay was feeling homesick. He later recalled: "As we returned to the town, I saw an unfinished building standing back from the sidewalk several yards. Over the front door was a stone arch, something unusual in a residence, and what was still more unusual, I could see from the sidewalk that there was an inscription chiseled in that arch. I said to my companion: 'That's unusual! I am going to see what the inscription is.' When I approached near enough, this message came to me, not only in stone, but as if it came from One in whose service we were engaged: 'Whate'er Thou Art, Act Well Thy Part.' "I turned and walked thoughtfully away, and when I reached my companion I repeated the message to him. "That was a message to me that morning to act my part well as a missionary of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. It is merely another way of saying . . . 'Not every one that saith unto me, Lord, Lord, shall enter into the kingdom of heaven, but he that doeth the will of my Father which is in heaven.' (Matt. 7:21.)" (Cherished Experiences from the Writings of David O. McKay, comp. Clare Middlemiss , 174–75).
He resolved that he would act well the part of a committed missionary. The stone was later acquired by the Church and is now in the David O. McKay exhibit in the Museum of History and Art next to Temple Square.
In December 1920, Elder David O. McKay left on a world tour that helped shape his experience and prepared him to preside over unprecedented growth in Church membership. "Presidents Heber J. Grant, Anthon H. Lund, and Charles W. Penrose, and several of the Apostles laid their hands upon President McKay's head and blessed him and set him apart as 'a missionary to travel around the world' and promised him that he should be 'warned of dangers seen and unseen, and be given wisdom and inspiration from God to avoid all the snares and the pitfalls that may be laid for his feet'; that he should also 'go forth in peace, in pleasure and happiness and to return in safety to his loved ones and to the body of the Church,' he has experienced the protecting care of our Heavenly Father in all his global ministry" (Clare Middlemiss, comp., in McKay, Cherished Experiences, 37).
On April 9th, 1951, David O. McKay was sustained as the ninth President of the Church during general conference. On that day, he said: "It is just one week ago today that the realization came to me that this responsibility of leadership would probably fall upon my shoulders. . . "When that reality came, as I tell you, I was deeply moved. And I am today, and pray that I may, even though inadequately, be able to tell you how weighty this responsibility seems." Soon after being called as the prophet, he set out on a tour of missions around the world. He eventually traveled over a million miles, traversing the earth like a modern Paul. Missionary work accelerated as every member was encouraged to participate in missionary efforts.
May we all follow the example of this great modern day prophet. Be willing to sacrifice all that is necessary to serve a full-time mission. Be a member missionary and dedicate our lives to the building up of the kingdom of God.