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Australia Australia - William Tyrrell, 3, Kendall, NSW, 12 Sept 2014 - #30
Discussion in '2010's Missing' started by Coldpizza, Sep 11, 2016.
they'll get you CHRIS. P. BACON
https://youtu.be/d-diB65scQU
they'll get you, Feb 8, 2018
Wexford Well-Known Member
they'll get you said: ↑
Me too bear.
It'll come from around behind the court case.
Agree. I believe the next step hinges on the court case. And certainly if you believe the chatter on SM at the moment a lot of others are hanging their hat on it too.
Wexford, Feb 8, 2018
bearbear Well-Known Member
Wexford said: ↑
any hints/links on the chatter on sm?
i dont have a fb account
bearbear, Feb 8, 2018
SouthAussie Well-Known Member
Remember this? I wonder if a version of this could happen in William's case ... after Spedding's current court cases. Perhaps in exchange for a lighter sentence in the current cases, if found guilty, and no further prosecution.
The office of the NSW Attorney-General confirmed a deal was struck with Mr Atkins in November last year.
Under the deal, Mr Atkins was given indemnity specifically from prosecution for perjury and contempt of court on the evidence he gave at the inquest.
The deal is conditional on detectives actually finding Mr Leveson's remains. Put simply — no body, no deal.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-06-...michael-atkins-could-be-charged-again/8578324
SouthAussie, Feb 8, 2018
iailwa Former Member
kiwi50 said: ↑
Unless there is a deathbed confession I can't see this case ever being solved now.
Even if Williams body is found now, I don't think there is enough evidence to satisfy a jury.
This must be Jubelins most frustrating case 'knowing' who did it but not able to prove it.
I believe it happened exactly as Jubelin described, not planned, took seconds, and maybe regretted minutes later.
Even if William is found? I think if little William is found it would make a great contribution to finding his abdutor - unless the very perp is well skilled in forensics... there must be some trace evidence?
iailwa, Feb 8, 2018
Bohemian said: ↑
Yes, next search radius is 20 km or 20 minutes' drive from the point of abduction.
No doubt that's why there was such an extensive search off the Ghost Road, after the tip was received saying someone had seen a white van turn off into a bush track there. I think they also searched around Queens Lake.
And, of course, CASC Squad turned turned BS' office at Laurieton and his home at Bonny Hills upside down. But that was after the plumber's tip about the boy's t-shirt found blocking the sewerage pipe.
I don't know about a search at Dunbogan. Maybe someone could provide kiwi and I with a link please?
Very useful info thanks BO. So does this area include the "jesus saves William" stump? Just a quick q - i should look it up!!!
frogwell Former Member
SouthAussie said: ↑
I can't see how that would work, or be offered, and I know would be completely unsatisfactory everone. The premise for him being charged with whatever, for WT's disappearance would be based on what he has done to his previous victims historically and as far as we know a circumstancial evidence case. If he was able to give a body at a coronial inquiry after an immunity deal, he might be able to get away with saying he pulled up and ran WT over by accident, panicked and left the scene with him. Atkins could not be tried again due to double indemnity laws but he did get done on perjury. He was looking at 10 years and made up some BS about his partner oding. MOO
frogwell, Feb 8, 2018
Also, if found guilty of the historical charges, as terrible as they are, will he not be sentenced in accordance with how he would be sentenced at the actual time of the crimes, substantially lessening a sentence if he did the same thing today?
Sorry guys, I come here sporadically lately. I wish we knew what happened to William but because there's often no concrete info - sometimes i avoid even looking here. It breaks my heart. Obviously i aways come back tho.. I'm just so glad that so may people are interested in his welfare...he obviously has legions of fans. sorry to be sporadic tho..
frogwell said: ↑
I can't see how that would work, or be offered, and I know would be completely unsatisfactory to the public. The premise for him being charged with whatever, for WT's disappearance would be based on what he has done to his previous victims historically and as far as we know a circumstancial evidence case. If he was able to give a body at a coronial inquiry after an immunity deal, he might be able to get away with saying he pulled up and ran WT over by accident, panicked and left the scene with him. Atkins could not be tried again due to double indemnity laws but he did get done on perjury. He was looking at 10 years and made up some BS about his partner oding. MOO
I just keep thinking of Jubelin saying ... the worst is not finding a body, the worst is never finding a body.
Whàngarei;13919555 said:
If the police take what is said seriously ,it can be solved.
what do you mean???
That I am not sure about. When I was looking at some of the historical cases that Judge Syme has presided over, she gave some pretty tough sentences to the guilty parties. Even the ones who pled guilty.
Unit45 "Quod oculus videt 3."
Its better to hold out hold hope than to capitulate to the forsaken.
Lets hope we see little William running around again, and for whoever has taken him your time will come.
Unit45, Feb 8, 2018
Yes, to make that grim choice though, if there is a choice must be terrible for families. A conclusion, a body, but no real justice. Terrible.
yes, but only if he was a juvenile at the time...
Hi all. just interested in your opinions about the stump found in the Middle Brother State Forest...last year. It might not interest anybody, but i'm so curious. It says "JESUS SAVES WILLIAM". I saw it myself. Geographically speaking it's within a curious radius - & then, also, it was some time later (like a delayed trophy signature). The police indicated it was a part of a geo-chacing-game - but the response by police was so immense, & the response from the geo-caching team was that it wasn't there - the week before. In other words - it was newish when found. MOO is the police think it's a clue of sorts... Opinions?
kiwi50 Well-Known Member
Absolutely. I can't imagine how the FPS can function, they would feel guilty if they try to move on. They deserve closure, not having to live with this forever, always thinking, how, what if.
kiwi50, Feb 9, 2018
bearbear said: ↑
A lot of chatter from several members of the BS camp on one FB site re the court case end of Feb and how it will prove his innocence. Nothing of substance, just chatter, but they all seem convinced.
sosocurious Well-Known Member
Also, Spedding's vehicles were not impounded until 4 months after William's disappearance, when his properties were all searched. Perhaps because they needed reasonable cause to do that. Plenty of time for a good cleaning.
An initial search may have been authorised by the vehicle's owner, and that is when the police may have questioned a missing/broken car part.
During the raids on Spedding's pawnbroking business, police took away items including *computers and a mattress. For two days they also searched his house at Bonny Hills, a short drive from Kendall, where they pumped out a septic tank and ferreted beneath the house. Three vehicles belonging to Spedding were taken away for forensic examination.
https://www.theaustralian.com.au/ne...sh-into-thin-air/story-e6frg6z6-1227308929078
"It's been terrible. When it all started [the first police search of his home], they took his phone off him and we weren't able to contact him and find out what was going on," he said.
"It was very, very hard and it's been very hard on Bill and Margaret."
Mr Spedding said he and one of his sisters would continue to support their father and hoped police would soon find William.
Was there more than one search of BS home?
http://www.smh.com.au/nsw/bill-sped...s-disappearance-son-says-20150303-13tz7u.html
sosocurious, Feb 9, 2018
iailwa said: ↑
Its could be a sick clue, there's a lot of sick minds out there.
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Whārangi 4. Fourth, fifth and sixth Labour governments
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Has anyone used this product? Is it worth buying? I am hoping it will help me avoid rotary cutting my fingers.
If you mean the suction cup handle thingy then yes, I did get one of these when I started quilting but I got a klutz glove as well because well, I am a klutz.
I found the handle a bit awkward and I had a hard time keeping the long ruler from shifting on the fabric. The suction cups hold fine but you can't keep pressure along the length of the ruler. I never cut my fingers though.
I liked the klutz glove much better, https://www.quiltingcompany.com/store/klutz-glove-med . it has grip dots on the hand so that it holds the ruler and you can walk your fingers along the length of the ruler so you don't get shifting.
I have had the suction cup one for several years. Used it twice. Now it is in the garage sale box. We are downsizing and I am going through stuff i never use and getting rid of it.
I have one of those, and for me it was a waste of money. Worked for a while, but then I couldn't get it to stay down after I attached it. So it is now in the "need to get rid of" stuff.
I use grip strips on my rulers. They work great for me. No more finger walking up the ruler as I cut long pieces. They are available almost everywhere.
I won't cut without a safety tool. I have the large Gypsy Gripper and it's better then nothing for safety and I will use it if that is all available. I like the small round one though for odd shape rulers and templates. The best I've found is the Quilter's Slidelock. It's great. I also use the cut resistant glove when I'm at a class or workshop.
It works ok but the large suction cups cover up a lot of the lines making it more difficult to measure.
I don't like mine at all. It's way too big and covers up lines I need to use. For me a total waste of money.
I use the Slidelocks both to cut with, and just to place on top of other rulers before cutting. They help enormously with slippage and keep my ruler hand high and out of the way of the cutter.
I have even used them under one of my June Tailor Shape Cut mats.
You do not need grip strips if you get Slidelocks.
I used mine once or twice. Tried giving it away but no one wanted it.
We've used them at the store for about 8 years. We still have 2 that we've used the whole time. You don't have to push down as hard, so if you're cutting all day long, it's easier on your shoulder. The grippers come loose sometimes, but we just clean them with water and a paper towel and they stick again just fine.
They are in the way for smaller accurate cutting, but for cutting yardage, it's great.
I have an O'lipfa 22' Safety Shield on my 6x24" ruler. It has an adhesive tape that really stays on and it works great just don't place it too close to the edge so that the knob of the cutter hits it. Had a customer come in and complain that her shield was always in the way.. I have had mine shield on that ruler for over 15 years. I don't need a shield on my small rulers I place Omigrid "invisiGrip" and they don't slide. We tried those grippers when I worked at the quilt store but the ladies cutting did not like them and that is when I placed the Safety Shield on the ruler.
I had the handle and found it cumbersome to use. I also thought it interfered with reading the ruler. Mine was donated to Goodwill.
Are you talking about the press on stuff that is see thru? If so, then yes and it works fine. I have also used some of the vinyl that I bought off the roll from Wal-mart (yes, the stuff you use to cover a table or can use for inserts or whatever) and it seemed to work as well. Some of my rulers/templates have it on and some don't. Which reminds me I should put it on the others.
I was teaching a 'safety with cutting tools' class and cut off the whole side of my index finger (ironic!). Pretty bad cut, to the bone and requiring 6 months in a cage with therapy (at least it happened at work). While it happened because I was not paying attention and was thinking about the next thing, it still scared me to the point that I purchased one of the suction grippers. Funny thing is that I required my students use it, but I don't use it. I think about it, but then don't use it. I do, however, focus on what I am doing and move my hand further from the edge!!!!!
OK, I'm confused. Do you just place the Slidelock rulers over your regular ruler? The Slidelocks don't look like they have any markings on them.
I use shelf lining rubber matting cut slightly smaller that the ruler I am using and it holds nicely to the fabric.
I use the clear "Nexcare" adhesive first aid tape on the undersides of my rulers. Cheap, readily available and see-thru. The tape is textured, so it grips the fabric and keeps it from sliding. I have put it on all my rulers and don't have a problem.
Adhesive backed sandpaper also works well, but is not see-thru.
I had a suction-cup handle and it went into the "give away" pile. Not worth the money.
thanks for all your responses but now i am more confused than before. i guess since i am a klutz i will try it.
There are a number of Youtube videos that demonstrate the Slide Lock ruler. They helped me understand how it is different from regular rulers that have a handle.
I use my Slide Locks as in the videos. However, I also use them on top of other rulers -- something the videos don't show. This is probably because of liability concerns. In other words, I will prepare as if I am going to cut with one of my regular rulers, and then just before cutting I place the Slide Lock on top of the ruler and press down. It keeps my hand up and away from the cutter and it also helps keep the underneath ruler in place while I cut. I even do this with my June Tailor Shape Cut mats! I place the Slide Lock just to the left of the cutting slot I am using, moving the Slide Lock for each cut. I find this helps keep the mat from sliding around.
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Mine's never been out of the box.
The dots, film or tape you use to keep the ruler from sliding will not prevent a cut from the rotary cutter. You can glue a ruler to the fabric and still get a bad cut. Word of caution: If showing a beginner how to cut either at home, class, quilt shop, or guild, if the beginner was not instructed to use a safety device, not have one for her to use while there, and to use one with no exception to cut with a rotary cutter there could be a lawsuit if the person gets a bad cut.


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Posted on May 29, 2021 by Lincoln Allison
It would be normal to think of the Scots as the second biggest nation in the British Isles with a population a little under five and a half million. But there is arguably a bigger tribe with a population over five and a half million, which is British expats. Expatriates are people with a country's passport and a full right of residence in that country who choose not to live there and have at least a temporary right of residence elsewhere. This, of course, leads to semantic debates about why British people in (say) Spain are called expats but Polish people in Britain are called immigrants. There is no proper answer to that question, but in principle we could distinguish between those whose stay was temporary and permanent residents, but as in many cases they don't know or might anyway change their minds. A rough summary of survey evidence for what it's worth, which isn't much, is that pre-Covid about 20% of British expats definitely intended to return and 60% didn't. The historic context is that Britain, for all our concern with immigration in the twenty first century, had a net emigration rate in the twentieth century of around a third of a million a year. Arguably that makes our diaspora the biggest, but it also makes it easier for British people to be either emigrants or expats.
Technically I was once an expat insofar as I spent a year in California. But my real experience comes from being a visitor among the expats. My four brothers-in-law between them lived in more than two dozen countries: I also traveled for work and the two dovetailed for a couple of decades. Thus I have dined in predominantly – and often wholly – English company in Mumbai, Hong Kong, Kuala Lumpur and Singapore, in Abu Dhabi and Dubai, but also in Houston and Ottawa, Paris and Moscow – among others. If someone had funded me to research expats to the degree that I have inadvertently it would have cost them a lot of money. There are two major kinds of expat, those who who are primarily where they are to work and those who aren't. My experience is mainly of the former, but I also know Dordogneshire and the various costas.
The most admirable thing about expats is their clubbability. Because on average they stay in one place for only three years they have to get on with the business of socialising. Not for them the awful English (or should I say Southern English?) habit of ignoring your neighbours or waiting until there is a crisis before talking to them. Day two at the latest you look up suggested contacts, join the British Club (or equivalent) and find out where the badminton or birdwatching or bridge happens. Thus many people have more friends as an expat than they ever do at home and you discover at Sunday brunch that two couples who seem like the oldest of friends have only known each other a matter of weeks. They are normally admirably inclusive: if you speak English and can fit in there are no barriers. (Thus the contemporary clubs of the former British Empire are often the same institutions as in imperial days, but work quite differently.) The Scots get on well with the English and the British with the Irish. Social class, defined in terms of origin is no barrier and people make friends with others they would probably never have bothered with or even met "at home". If you're in the club bar you're already "one of us".
Put together with high incomes and affordable local or sub-continental servants this generates a certain kind of self satisfaction which can be both endearing and mildly irritating. As the cocktails are served by the pool before brunch there is the tangible sentiment (especially to a passing stranger), "Who'd have thought that when I was growing up in (Sunderland, Bolton . . . any place where cocktails by the pool are a rare phenomenon) I would one day live this sort of life". I dare say that such thoughts have crossed my own mind, but as I was generally moving on tomorrow or next week at the latest they had a different texture.
And there were some consequences of the nature of expat social life which did not suit me at all. Because of the need to fit in – and quickly – controversy is avoided at all costs. One does not talk about religion or politics in order to fit in with everybody else, but also, in a majority of cases, to avoid any chance of annoying the local authorities. Indeed a preference for aspects of local authoritarianism over aspects of so-called democracy back home is one of the few political remarks to risk. Thus if you want conversation to be about currently popular films and TV or sport or cars or Vietnam's best hotels then expat social life may be to your taste.
I could live with all this quite easily for the lengths of time I was sticking around. What I found more difficult was the constant urge to belittle the home country. There is no doubt that this functions as a justification for one's lifestyle, but I quickly and often found the exaggeration and criticism of the problems "at home". It is often laced with a "this is the life" form of self-congratulation and an image of those who lived in England as stick-in-the-muds. But to the passing traveler who is well rooted "at home" it often sounds strident and silly. I was reminded of the theme of an introductory lecture I used to give to American students as a kind of culture jolt: It is natural for you to think of those who emigrated to America as the brightest and best, the seekers of opportunity and religious freedom. It is equally natural for us who stayed to think of you as the misfits, the criminals and the religious fanatics. Occasionally I would point out that I went to Oxford at possibly the easiest time for Oxford graduates to get rich and I only know of two people in my year at my college who are expats and they both own great swathes of their adopted countries. Those who have really got it made in their own countries do not become expats.
Actually, the most extraordinary example of this phenomenon came not from a working expat but from one of the elderly French-based variety. In a park in Beziers a man heard me speaking English and approached me. Everything was better in France, he seemed to want to tell me, and asked rhetorically whether I'd ever seen a park as good as this one in England? Beziers is a run-down little town with a tragic history and the park was a sad little affair that reminded me of one in Port Sunlight; there are better parks at fairly short distances in every direction from where I live. I ended the conversation as quickly as possible rather than inflame the passions of the exile. I note that many of the people who've expressed this kind of sentiment to me on my travels often seemed remarkably ignorant about their own country; there is a tendency if you come from a clapped out mining village in Nottinghamshire to think that the whole of England is like a clapped out mining village in Nottinghamshire. But there is also sometimes the opposite phenomenon: I was once looking for a parking space on the Stanford campus and asked a gardener for advice only to be greeted with a familiar Lancastrian accent. "Did he like living in California?" "No, I bloody 'ate it." Why did he stay?" "'Wife likes it."
It's difficult to say whether there is an original psychological difference between expats and the rest of us, but there is certainly one created by the experience reinforced by self-identification. Personally, although I'm a keen traveller, I'm clearly not expat material. After the first three months in California I disliked it a little more each day. The good things about it increasingly seemed trivial and the bad significant. I could list about twenty things in England any two of which would be enough to keep me here. They would include family and friends, beer, the countryside, the Royal Shakespeare Company and Burnley Football Club. The thought of sitting indefinitely in a Spanish villa or by the pool of an Asian club is clearly a "dream" for some, but a nightmare for me.
So the perfect storm which has hit most forms of expat life does excite sympathy in me, but I cannot deny a hint of schadenfreude: I have sat too many times listening to talk of the superiority of the expat lifestyle interspersed with boasts about tax avoidance and qualification, nevertheless, for domestic fees in British universities. As I write a former teammate is quarantined in Hong Kong and unable to see his pregnant wife. It's a real quarantine, locked up and guarded and he has to pay for it himself; the food is apparently appalling. I also have two completely separate doubles partners who are used to flitting between England and Spain who are now unable to come to England because of quarantine regulations and who are trying to establish Spanish residency because otherwise, post Brexit, they will be subject to rules which only allow them to stay ninety days in Europe in every one hundred and eighty days. A close friend who lives in Canada but planned to spend a great deal of his retirement in England has not seen his homeland for over a year while a friend who has lived in Spain for thirty years is stuck in England and unable to see her partner. In extremis an acquaintance who has lived in California for half a century has become so disenchanted with the polarisation of the USA that he wants to return home and can't. Between Covid, Brexit and local political conditions it really does look like the perfect storm of inconvenience and frustration.
Naturally, in "lockdown", I am left repeating the old northern mantra, "There's allus someone worse off than thissen". It is one thing to be in lockdown in a substantial house with a garden full of herbs and vegetables (yes, even in January) and a cellar full of wonders with most of your relatives and friends within shouting distance in a district with ten thousand acres of parkland in a county that is 90% countryside. It is quite another to be stuck on the seventeenth floor of an apartment building in an Asian city with the club pool and the weekend up country or on the beach removed from the agenda. I may be a little bored, but there are much worse things than boredom.
Not surprisingly in the international business press and on a large range of websites there is apocalyptic talk about the end of the expat way of life. A major aspect of globalisation is in retreat and for most this is a reverse of all expectations. I was initially sceptical about such claims and I think if there had been one major spike and one period of lockdown the normal epidemic effect – in essence a blip – would have occurred. But this has now gone on so long that there is a kind of Covid of the mind: the world has become a bigger and more difficult place again and it may be some time before it is so easy to be an expat as it has been in the last two decades.
Lincoln Allison January 2021
(This was published by The Critic in January 2021.)
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Carl Edwards does a celebratory backflip after winning the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series TOYOTA OWNERS 400 at Richmond International Raceway on April 24, 2016 in Richmond, Virginia.
Carl Edwards won his second race in a row and the 27th of his career Sunday. He did it with a last lap pass of his teammate Kyle Busch on the final corner of the final lap. The racing wasn't just exciting at the front as some of the best racing in recent history at Richmond happened all over the track, all day long. Here's how it all went down Sunday at Richmond International Raceway.
After being awarded the pole on Friday due to rain, Kevin Harvick led the field to green under clear blue skies. Joey Logano started on the outside in second. By the end of the first lap, Harvick was leading, Jimmie Johnson was second, Logano was second, Denny Hamlin third and Kurt Busch fifth.
Carl Edwards went to fifth on lap 6. The top 10 were single file. Edwards went to fourth on lap 11. Kyle Busch passed his brother for fifth on lap 14. Ahead Edwards was looking for third; he had the spot on lap 17. Kyle Busch grabbed fourth from Hamlin on lap 17.


Matjiesfontein is in the Great Karoo, surrounded by miles and miles of semi-arid countryside and endless mountains. It is a land you either love or hate – you can't ignore it and it doesn't allow neutrality.
In this seemingly arid landscape James Logan built Matjiesfontein, surrounding the Lord Milner Hotel and his own home, Tweedside, with gardens and even starting the original Karoo National Botanic Garden at Whitehills (Witteberge) siding on the railway line. The gardens are planted with local, indigenous plants, or plants and shrubs which are adapted for the harsh climate. These are not 'English' gardens and again you either love it – or the other.
The vast swimming pool is fed by a borehole, presumably one of the many put down by Logan, and overshadowed by an old eucalyptus tree.
The plants in the garden include various aloes, prickly pears, and pepper trees.
If you are able to visit this extraordinary place do not pass by!


Archaeological artefacts of national significance, dating back to the Neolithic period, have been uncovered at the site of a major housing project.
Developers Urban&Civic invited a team of experts from Oxford Archaeology North to lead extensive excavations at the site of its Middlebeck development in Newark.
The company also asked local community and history groups, including the Newark and Nottingham Young Archaeologist Clubs and Farndon Archaeological Research Investigations, to undertake excavation visits.
More than 3,000 homes are to be built to the west and east of Bowbridge Lane.
Finds by the Oxford Archaeo-logy team, led by Dr Adam Tinsley, were from as far back as the early Neolithic Age from 4,000 to 3,500BC.
Despite Newark's rich history, the team admitted it was not expecting to make the finds it had done so far.
They are believed to be some of the most significant in the country and indicate an intensely occupied landscape over a long time period.
The finds include Romano-British period pottery kilns; the remains of numerous round houses relating to Iron Age or even earlier occupation; an early Neolithic axe; a decorated jet stone artefact from the Bronze Age; and a potential late Neolithic/early Bronze Age henge (monument consisting of a circle of stone or wooden uprights) and cremation cemetery dating to around 2,500-1,500BC.
More work will be done to pin down and refine the dating of the site and draw out further details of the sequence of development.
The findings have been recorded and preserved by the archaeological team, paving the way for work on the Middlebeck development to continue.
Dr Adam Tinsley, project manager at Oxford Archaeology, said: "The range of periods represented — from 4,000 BC right up to the 19th Century — indicate a long-lived and intensely-occupied landscape.
"We are delighted to have been invited to work on this rich site, draw out a deeper understanding of life in the Newark area as it unfolded through the ages, and be able to preserve the findings for future generations.
"The archaeological finds on site are fascinating. This project has enabled us to uncover artefacts that would otherwise have gone undiscovered.
Ursilla Spence, archaeological lead at Nottinghamshire County Council, said: "The work carried out on site is indicative of the quality of finds across the wider Newark area.
Johanne Thomas, communities and partnerships for Urban&Civic, said: "The excavations have unearthed the area's fascinating history as a hub of activity and, in fact, a community thousands of years ago.
In addition to 3,150 new homes, the Middlebeck project will provide new schools, community facilities and extensive green spaces and amenities, including walkways, footpaths and cycleways.


Fighters of the US-backed Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) have detained dozens of civilians in western Raqqa with the aim of forcibly recruiting them, local sources reported.
The SDF units stormed houses of civilians in Al Sukkariya village, detaining Khalil Mustafa al Jawri, Ahmad al Ali and Abdulkhaleq Shaddo before taking them to a training camp.
Dozens more were detained in the villages of Khunayzat and al Kalita in Northwestern Raqqa.
he SDF fighters have also been repeatedly targeted by unknown attackers. An IED explosion in the city of Raqqa left two SDF members injured in the city of Raqqa last Saturday.
Earlier last week, the SDF units imposed additional security measures in Raqqa after two of its security apparatus members were wounded in a shootout the previous night. A day before the city was hit by mass protests caused by complete water and electricity shutdown.


Timesheet items can be marked as overtime 1.5x and 2.0x.
Some companies require their employees to mark their hours as overtime and regular time. This permits them to pay employees based on their working hours. In the timesheet, you can mark each entry as "Regular," "Overtime 1.5x," or "Overtime 2x." An "Hours and Overtime" window (See View, Hours and Overtime) lets you see all the overtime hours by week.
Each time log record that is displayed in the timesheet has this "Pay type" setting. This means you can craft custom reports that use it, or export payroll records based on it.


Approximately how many times have you gone to the movies this year?
The graph shows data on movie going penetration in the United States as of December 2013, by age group. During a survey, 83 percent of Echo Boomers (aged 18 to 36) stated they had been to the cinema in 2013; 24 percent of the same age group saw more than ten movies in the cinema that year.
Which of the following, if any, help you decide what you see at the movies?
Which, if any, of the following do you think is the most important element in a movie?
What is your favorite item to eat when watching a movie?
Have you seen, want to see, or at least heard of "I, Tonya"?
Have you seen, want to see, or at least heard of "Three Billboards outside Ebbing, Missouri"?
Have you seen, want to see, or at least heard of "Get Out"?
Have you seen, want to see, or at least heard of "The Shape of Water"?
Have you seen, want to see, or at least heard of "The Florida Project"?


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Longing for the Far East? Japan Holds a World of Wonders
by Lucas Kiser · October 29, 2015
A trip to the exotic far east is a dream come true for many travelers, and Japan offers a world of wonders within its borders. The ancient country can hold the imagination of those who love history and a sense of adventure. There is much more to Japan than just the bright lights of Tokyo, and here are just a few things to do while in this gem.
Mt. Fuji Japan is home to the famous Mt. Fuji, the highest peak in the country, and an active stratavolcano. Mt. Fuji is located on Honshu Island and sits approximately 50 miles southwest of Tokyo. The peak is divided into 10 stations ranging from base to summit. There is road access to many of the hiking trails and there is direct access by bus from the Shinjuku Station. It takes about 6 hours to climb to the summit from the fifth and sixth stations so climbers need to plan for that. Arashiyama Bamboo Grove Located in Kyoto Japan, the grove boasts an expansive walking trail system filled with thick, green bamboo stalks. The stalks give the grove an eerie quality to the lighting as it is diffused through the thick leaves. It is a pleasure to walk through this gorgeous region and a definite must-do when visiting Japan. Himeji-j? Japan is filled with glorious castles and Himeji-j? is one of the few remaining original construction buildings. The castle has a five storey main keep and a three smaller keeps. The entire castle is surrounded by moats and defensive structures complete with openings for weaponry. The structure was built in 1580 and then enlarged 30 years later. The castle is a definite must-see for those who love to take a look back at Japan's vibrant and exciting history. Kabuki-za Japan is famous for its kabuki theater and a visit to the Kabuki-za is a definite for theater lovers. The building itself is gorgeous and flamboyant and visitors can take in full performances of three to four acts from different plays during an afternoon or evening outing. The theater does offer headsets for English translations as well as snacks during intermission. You may also decide to choose to catch only single acts instead of the entire performance, and tickets are sold on the day of the performance. The seats are at the back of the theater, but do provide a good view. It is recommended to arrive at least 1 1/2 hours before the start of the show.
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Since 2003 New Zealand couple Athol and Diane Greentree owner/operators of Kiwi Travel Club have been making dreams come true organising fully escorted group tours designed for the more discerning traveller in Australia, Canada and USA. Feel free to phone or email Athol or Diane for information on any KTC Escorted Group Tours. KTC is a great way to travel.
Kiwi Travel Club (KTC) escorted small group tours offer the mature traveler a unique holiday experience with easy paced itineraries and a mix of organised activity.


The Mar Menor is a beautiful coastal lagoon in the south eastern region of Spain. The name means `little sea`, and it is separated from the Mediterranean Sea by a narrow strip of land known as 'the La Manga Strip'. Yachts enter the Mar Menor from the Mediterranean at Tomas Maestre Marina, through a 4m dredged channel crossed by a 7m high swing bridge (Puente del Estacio) that opens for 15 minutes every 2 hours from 0800 to 2200.
(Sometimes, June, July and August opening times may change to uneven hours – always check on 'Murcia Today' for the latest times!). The Mar Menor is around 60 km long with a maximum depth of 7 metres, and covers a surface area of around 170 square km. Due to its high salinity, buoyancy is enhanced, making it a very popular place to learn various water sports. The Water temperatures are generally warm most of the year and the area is a relaxing and quiet place for a holiday and safe for water sports. The northern end of the Mar Menor has a wetland area that was given Ramsar Convention status in 1994. The Mar Menor is located at the southern tip of the Costa Blanca and the nearest city is Cartagena, to the south. Slightly further north is the tourist resort of Torrevieja, which offers the visitor water parks, restaurants and bars and a lively night life. There are great opportunities to learn to sail as well as kayaking lessons on offer in Mar Menor. The beaches in the area are flat and sandy, with shallow, smooth water, offering perfect conditions for wind surfing as well as the exciting sport of kite surfing. Jet ski hire is available and there is a scuba diving centre providing various levels of instruction, from introductory try-dives to advanced courses. There are several underwater archaeological sites in the area as well as the remains of sunken ships such as the Minerva and Sirio, for divers to investigate. There is also a good variety of marine life as well as good visibility here. Water temperature in winter is 12C and in the summer months rises to 30C, making for very pleasant conditions for water sports. At La Manga there are 11 sailing schools which provide instruction as well as boat hire, as well as 4 marinas providing services for crews and vessels. At the nearby salt flats at San Pedro del Pinatar, flocks of flamingos and many other migratory birds visit and the surrounding area is a good place for cycling and there are areas where you can cover yourself with theraputic mud – for free!. For the natural aspects and geology of the Mar Menor you can read this Report: EUROSION Mar Menor and more about Europe's Lagoons at http://lagoons.web.ua.pt/.


The English Access Microscholarship Program (Access) is a global program supported by the U.S. Department of State. Access provides a foundation of English language skills to talented 13-20 year-olds from economically disadvantaged sectors through after-school classes and intensive sessions. Access gives participants English skills that may lead to better jobs and educational prospects. The program also gives participants the opportunity to gain an appreciation for U.S. culture and values. It is intended to increase their ability to participate successfully in the socio-economic development of their countries and improve their chances of participating in educational and exchange programs in the United States. Since its inception in 2004, approximately 110,000 students in more than 80 countries have participated in the Access Program.
U. S. scholars in town (e.g. English Language Fellows, English Teaching Assistants, Fulbright Students and/or Peace Corps volunteers), English language intensive sessions, leadership training, etc. Access Programs should also include computer instruction to complement English language classes and enhancement activities. Computer classes, multimedia learning, or social media activities during after-school Instruction and/or intensive sessions should be included in the proposal.
Intensive Sessions are often two-week-long summer programs that include more instruction hours per week than the After School program. These sessions are included in the 360 hours of required instruction. Hours of instruction during Intensive Sessions may not exceed 8 hours per day or 40 hours per week. Intensive sessions should combine English language instruction with U.S. cultural activities such as drama, computers, art, music, or games and sports, or even civic responsibility projects, leadership and teamwork training, or tolerance programs. Access Program intensive sessions are an important activity which can supplement, initiate, or conclude a student's two-year English language programming. All intensive sessions should provide students with a window on U.S. culture and values, and their activities as much as possible should incorporate invited speakers (e.g. U.S. exchanges alumni, Embassy personnel, and other native and non-native English speaking partners, etc.).
Access students should also be involved in community service activities to increase their awareness of issues facing their respective communities while also gaining an understanding of the ways they can positively contribute to civil society.
The project implementation location should include at least three and up to five oblast centers/towns throughout Moldova. Regional projects (outside Chisinau) will be given preference and should be coordinated with local educational authorities.
The classes should be planned during the after-school hours not to conflict with students' regular class hours. The participants must be bright, economically disadvantaged 13-20-year-old students. Classes should be organized both by age groups (within a couple years age difference) and language proficiency levels, with 20 students per class. The grantee should clearly define its criteria of "economically disadvantaged youth." The general guideline is to target young students whose families will not be able to afford private English classes.
Two (2) academic years with minimum 180 hours of instruction per year (360 hours for the two-year period). Intensive sessions should be included in the 180 hours of instruction required per year. Start date of the projects could be October 2016.
The grantee must specify and coordinate the location(s) of the Access program and space that will be used for the classes and activities with the U.S. Embassy in Chisinau (preference will be given to remote areas). The grantee must either provide verification that the space belongs to the grantee or a written agreement with the holder of the space. The space must have seating for at least 20 students; it must have a blackboard/whiteboard, power outlet, heating (for the winter months), and minimal sanitary requisites. The space should also have a computer class with internet capability (or the grantee should consider providing for this separately).
The grantee is responsible for setting criteria for and identifying "economically disadvantaged youth" to be enrolled in the program. The grantee is required to produce midterm and final performance reports. The grantee should monitor students' attendance and performance.
The grantee should reach between 70-80 students in various locations throughout Moldova during this program. The budget per student should be around $1,000 and should not exceed a total of $55,000. Proposals that are cost-effective and include significant cost-share will be given priority.
The proposals should be submitted to the Public Affairs Section, U.S. Embassy in Chisinau electronically to Education-Moldova@state.gov. Deadline for submission is August 1, 2016.
The grantee should be an established institution or a non-governmental organization (NGO) with at least 3 years of experience in administering educational programs and/or teaching English, preferably to the target age group. The grantee must have access to an established core of English instructors willing to commit their time to this project. The grantee must identify the location(s) and venue(s) that will be used for this program (verified with a document/preliminary agreement) and will be responsible for recruiting students, and in consultation with the Regional English Language Office and the U.S. Embassy in Chisinau, developing the curriculum. Organizations with previous experience and a capacity of working with educational institutions on a national level will be given priority.
(A) Narrative: A narrative document, no longer than ten pages, that describes the program in detail is required. This document should include: 1) a description of the grantee organization including resume and previous experience, 2) the description of Access Program location(s), methodology, English language intensive sessions, cultural enhancement components, student selection criteria and process, age range of students, materials used, number of teachers, and grantee cost-sharing.
The budget spreadsheet should include all program costs. Categories include a breakdown of costs for the two-year program (e.g. instruction, books/materials, transportation, administration, and cultural enhancement components), the total number of students to be enrolled, the start and end dates for instruction, the number of hours of instruction students will receive per week and year, and the type of program (e.g. after-school, weekend, full-time, or English language intensive sessions). Intensive sessions must be listed as a separate row of the Budget Spreadsheet, with a complete cost breakdown. A breakdown of any cost-sharing by the grantee should be submitted in a separate spreadsheet.
This request is accompanied by a proposal and budget templates. For additional information or clarification please contact the U.S. Embassy Public Affairs Section at 022-408995 and Education-Moldova@state.gov.


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El Salvador: Authorities must allow termination to save young woman's life
03 May 2013, 12:00am
The Salvadoran authorities must urgently comply with a ruling from the Inter-American Commission of Human Rights this week by providing a seriously ill young woman with a life-saving termination.
Beatriz, 22, has a one-year-old son and is four-and-a-half months pregnant. Doctors say she could die if the pregnancy continues as she has lupus and kidney disease. Doctors have also confirmed that the foetus is missing a large part of its brain and skull, which means the baby is expected to die before it is born or within a few days of birth.
However, doctors have not terminated the pregnancy as they fear that they could be prosecuted under the strict laws which criminalise abortion in the country.
Esther Major, Amnesty International's researcher on Central America, said:
"Beatriz's life is hanging in the balance because of unjustifiable delays on behalf of the authorities."
"The Salvadoran authorities must comply with the Inter-American Commission's recommendations and allow Beatriz to live and to care for her one-year-old son. Beatriz's life is in their hands."
On 22 March, the health professionals treating Beatriz requested permission from the Salvadoran authorities to carry out the abortion necessary to safeguard her health and life. They also asked for a guarantee that the doctors treating her would not be prosecuted under the country's strict laws, which prohibit abortion in all circumstances.
When the authorities failed to respond, Beatriz's lawyers took the request to the country's Supreme Court. The Court has still not issued a decision, despite the urgency of the case and the fact that she is currently suffering cruel, inhumane and degrading treatment.
El Salvador's Penal Code says that any person who requests or carries out an abortion could receive a long prison sentence. This means that both the doctors and Beatriz herself could risk imprisonment if the pregnancy is terminated without permission from the authorities.


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How Much Doesa Bull Elephant Weight?
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How Much Doesa Bull Elephant Weight? Size. The African bush elephant is the largest terrestrial animal. Cows are 2.2–2.6 m (7.2–8.5 ft) tall at the shoulder and weigh 2,160–3,232 kg (4,762–7,125 lb), while bulls are 3.2–4 m (10–13 ft) tall and weigh 4,700–6,048 kg (10,362–13,334 lb).
How heavy is the heaviest elephant? The largest elephant on record was an adult male African savanna elephant. He weighed about 24,000 pounds (10,886 kilograms) and was 13 feet (3.96 meters) tall at the shoulder! Most elephants don't get that large, but African elephants do grow larger than Asian elephants.
What is the largest species of elephant? The African savanna elephant is the largest elephant species, while the Asian forest elephant and the African forest elephant are of a comparable, smaller size. Asian elephants differ in several ways from their African relatives, with more than 10 distinct physical differences between them.
Which is heavier hippo or elephant? Hippos are the second-largest land animal — second only to elephants. Male hippos can weigh more than 6,000 pounds. Females are more "delicate," topping out around 3,000 pounds.
Giraffes are the tallest land animals. Female giraffes are up to 14 feet tall and weigh up to 1,500 pounds. Meanwhile, males are up to 18 feet tall and can weigh 3,000 pounds.
Most mammoths were about as large as modern elephants. The North American imperial mammoth (M. imperator) attained a shoulder height of 4 metres (14 feet).
According to some, elephants are afraid of mice, because they fear that mice will crawl up their trunks. This could cause irritation and blockage, making it hard for elephants to breathe. However, elephant experts say there's no support for this belief.
The Linxia Giant Rhino is a new species. Paleontologists working in China have discovered a new species of giant rhino, the largest land mammal ever to have walked the earth. Giant rhino, Paraceratherium, were mainly found in Asia, according to a press release from the Chinese Academy of Sciences, published Friday.
Jumbo weighed over 6 tonnes and was about 3.2 metres (10.6 feet) tall at the shoulder. Jumbo became a favourite of Londoners, being ridden by zoo visits from small children to Queen Victoria herself. But Jumbo's time in London was due to end soon.
Aside from humans, lions are the only predators powerful enough to kill an elephant. Male lions clearly pose a great threat, and older elephants know it. Karen McComb from the University of Sussex has found that older matriarchs — the females who lead elephant herds — are more aware of the threat posed by male lions.
An elephant bull has a distinct appearance from an elephant cow (female elephant.) Male elephants can grow larger than female elephants. The African bull elephant can get as tall as 12 to 14 feet and weigh 12,000 to 14,000 pounds.
The woolly mammoth was a prehistoric elephant which lived a long time ago. A mammoth is any species of the extinct genus Mammuthus. These proboscideans are members of Elephantidae, the family of elephants and mammoths, and close relatives of modern elephants.
From there, they determined melting icebergs killed off the woolly mammoths. When the icebergs melted, vegetation – the primary food source for the animals – became too wet, thus wiping the giant creatures off the face of the planet.
Venom. Their venom is not the most potent among venomous snakes, but the amount of neurotoxin they can deliver in a single bite—up to two-tenths of a fluid ounce—is enough to kill 20 people, or even an elephant.
4. Peanut-loving elephants are a myth. Elephants, Asian or otherwise, don't eat peanuts in the wild, nor are peanuts a typical diet for captive elephants. In fact, most elephants don't even appear to like them very much.
Despite what you may have seen in your Saturday morning cartoons, elephants can't jump, according to a video by Smithsonian. Unlike most mammals, the bones in elephant legs are all pointed downwards, which means they don't have the "spring" required to push off the ground.
When it comes to size, the blue whale dwarfs even the largest megalodon estimates. That's more than twice the size of even the largest megalodon size estimates. Blue whales and other gigantic whale species have evolved to be so largely because there's no apex predator the size of megalodon in today's ocean.
The title of largest land predator that ever walked on Earth goes to the Spinosaurus. This meat-eating dinosaur lived about 90-100 million years ago. It was about 60 feet long, 12 feet high, and weighed at least seven tons. The Spinosaurus got its name from the massive spikes that ran down its spine.
Far bigger than any dinosaur, the blue whale is the largest known animal to have ever lived. An adult blue whale can grow to a massive 30m long and weigh more than 180,000kg – that's about the same as 40 elephants, 30 Tyrannosaurus Rex or 2,670 average-sized men.
There are thought to be fewer than 20 of them left, around half of which live in Tsavo. The Tsavo Trust, which manages the park, said the elephant was "one of Tsavo's most iconic and well-loved super tuskers", describing it as "a shy elephant and often in the company of 2 or 3 other bulls (his askaris or bodyguards).
Tusks. The longest tusk ever recorded was the length of a small car (3.5m). The heaviest tusk ever recorded weighed more than a well-built front-row rugby player (almost 120 kg).


Recently Mellotte O'Carroll Solicitors have represented their clients in a number of successful out of court settlements for personal injuries.
Out of court settlements for personal injuries can be obtained when a settlement is agreed upon between the parties involved in a personal injury compensation claim. Since 2004, nearly all personal injury claims in Ireland must be submitted to the Injuries Board, who assess the injured party's case and assigns a financial value to their claim. When this value is accepted by all parties involved, the case is settled out of court.
It is also possible to achieve an out of court settlement in negotiations which the plaintiff's solicitor may hold with the negligent party's legal representatives. If these negotiations are successful a settlement can be agreed on in that way.
More than 80 per cent of personal injury compensation cases do not go to court as they are satisfactorily settled first, usually when the negligent party offers the plaintiff compensation which is duly accepted.
Although submitting an application to the Injuries Board can be done independently, most people engage a solicitor to assist them with the often complicated process. Additionally, comfort can be sought from having someone with the specialist expertise necessary "on their side" to help them obtain the maximum compensation award they are entitled to.
Mellotte O'Carroll Solicitors offer an initial consultation without charge where they can assess their potential client's claim. If we are satisfied that there is a viable claim we will then need to know all of the facts surrounding the accident, details of all of the injuries that our client sustained and all of the financial costs that our client has incurred that can be directly attributed to the accident and subsequent injuries.
In order to support our clients claim it is necessary to be able to gather evidence required in order to ensure a successful case such as witness statements, accident reports and perhaps even CCTV footage and any costs incurred associated with the accident and/or injuries, such as medical costs or loss of income will need to be calculated.


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Businesses Step Up For Lopez Family
Family lost dad and mom to COVID-19
People across the Southwest Side are stepping up to help the
Mr. Guadalupe "Lupe" Lopez
family of 58-year-old Guadalupe "Lupe" Lopez, an Archer Heights man who last month lost his battle with COVID-19.
Among those stepping up are three local business owners who have volunteered to help sell raffle tickets designed to raise funds for the Lopez family as they struggle with the loss of the family patriarch—and at the same time grieve the very recent loss of their mother (and Lupe's wife), Maria, who also lost her battle with COVID-19.
Those business owners are Geno Randazzo of All Exterior Contractors, Mike Riordan of the Mike Riordan State Farm Agency, and Mary Ellen Brown of Midway Storage.
"By all accounts, Lupe Lopez was a good husband and father, a good co-worker, a good coach of youth athletic teams, a good neighbor and so much more," Randazzo said. "Stepping up to help his family was an easy decision to make."
Raffle tickets are priced at $10 each (or $20 for 3). First prize is an M4 rifle. Second prize is an autographed Gale Sayers jersey. Third prize is a set of Supreme Whiskey Stones custom glasses. Drawing will be held December 16.
Tickets will be sold until December 15 at:
• All Exterior Contractors, 6206 W. 63rd St. (Unit B), from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday though Friday; and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday.
• Mike Riordan State Farm, 6538 W. Archer, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday (closed for lunch from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m.); and
• Midway Storage, 5660 W. 55th St., from 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday (closed for lunch from 1:00 to 2:00 p.m.), and 9:30 to 4:30 p.m. Saturday (closed for lunch from 1:00 to 2:00 p.m.).
Shortly after Mr. Lopez' death, his colleagues at the Chicago Office of Emergency Management and Communications issued a statement that noted that they were "incredibly saddened to confirm that one of our 9-1-1 Dispatchers, Guadalupe "Lupe" Lopez, passed away. Lupe was not only a beloved employee of the OEMC family for over 33 years, but also a wonderful friend to many, including many at the Chicago Police Department. He was a kind-hearted man, a genuinely caring person, and a trusted confidant to those he worked with. His contributions to 9-1-1 and the City of Chicago will not be forgotten."
A statement from the Chicago Police Department said, "Officers in Chicago rely on their dispatchers while serving and protecting this city. For Chicago Police Officers working Zone 10, Guadalupe Lopez was that voice of security and reassurance. Today Guadalupe Lopez lost his battle with COVID-19. The Chicago Police Department mourns his loss.
Lupe was a 33-year veteran of the Office of Emergency Management and Communications and he will never be forgotten!"
Guess Who's Coming to Town...
Pandemic can't keep Santa Claus away
Santa Claus will indeed visit the Southwest Side this year, pandemic or not. And there will be a few common-sense changes necessary in this pandemic year--but not enough to keep the Jolly Old Elf from spreading Christmas cheer.
The Garfield Ridge Chamber of Commerce's annual Snack With Santa, which draws as many as a thousand children, parents and grandparents to Mayfield Banquets, has been downsized and switched to an outdoor drive-through format.
It is set for 10 a.m. to noon Saturday, Dec. 5 in the parking lot of Crossroads Community Church, 5433 S. Austin. Enter via the parking lot's south entrance; exit via the north entrance.
There will be no snacks, no entertainment and no sitting in Santa's lap. It remains to be seen if the GRCC will allow parents and children to get out of their vehicles for a quick photo with the Jolly Old Elf and Mrs. Claus. Each child will receive a modest goody bag.
The Garfield Ridge Neighborhood Watch's annual Christmas tree lighting at Wentworth Park, which usually attracts more than a thousand people, has been cancelled.
Instead, the crime fighting group plans to hold a drive-through Christmas celebration in Kennedy High School's west parking lot (just south of 56th and Narragansett) from 5 to 8 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 5.
To ensure smooth traffic flow, only northbound vehicles will be admitted to the lot.
Once in, all must remain in their vehicles. Visual attractions will include Santa Claus and elves, as well as other costumed characters and live animals from a petting zoo.
All children will be given a modest goody bag.
In the Scottsdale neighborhood, Santa Claus is expected to be the main attraction at a drive-through tree-lighting that starts at 5 p.m. Monday, December 7 at Scottsdale Park, 4637 West 83rd Street.
The event is hosted by the Scottsdale Neighborhood Watch, and the tree should be lit at 5:00.
The only Christmas event that will stay essentially the same as always is Santa's ride through the neighborhoods on a vintage fire truck.
The Man in Red will ride through the streets of Scottsdale starting at 4 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 6. He will ride through central and western Garfield Ridge (west of Central Avenue) starting at 3 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 12. He will ride through the streets of central and western Clearing (west of Central Avenue) starting at 4 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 13.
All Exterior Contractors Stepping Up For Boys and Girls in Need This Christmas
Seeking Donations of New, Unwrapped Toys
A company familiar to many on the Southwest Side is stepping up for needy children this Christmas season.
All Exterior Contractors will be collecting unwrapped new toys from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 6 in the parking lot of Parisi's, 6216 West 63rd Street.
The toys will then be dropped off with officials from the Chicagoland Toys For Tots organization. They, in turn, distribute toys to boys and girls across the Chicago area via youth groups, shelters, hospitals and group homes, as well as the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots Program.
Everyone at the event must wear a mask and abide by public health guidelines on social distancing.
All Exterior Contractors' action comes just days after City
Hall reportedly denied permits to the Chicagoland TFT, meaning that the group's annual motorcycle parade up Western Avenue—said to be the largest motorcycle parade in the world—is cancelled for 2020. It had been scheduled for Saturday, Dec. 5.
Fearing that cancellation of the parade would lead to a large shortfall of toys this year, Chicagoland TFT officials have sounded the alarm for assistance.
"All Exterior Contractors is answering the call," said AEC owner Geno Randazzo, who in recent years has successfully led several charitable events designed to serve a wide range of people—but especially children, senior citizens, active-duty military and military veterans, as well as police officers, firefighters and other first responders. "It's bad enough that kids basically lost their summer fun this year, due to the pandemic. I agree with the Toys For Tots slogan that says every child deserves a toy at Christmas. We're not going to let City Hall cancel Christmas for boys and girls in need. If you have a toy to donate, now is the time."
Supporting All Exterior's collection effort are a growing number of local businesses, including First Rate Realty, Mike Riordan State Farm Agency, Midway Storage, Amigo Pest Control and the Southwest Chicago Post.
Charge Clearing Man With Murder in Stabbing Death on Narragansett
A 31-year-old Clearing man has been charged with first-degree
Victor Smekal
murder after he was arrested on Tuesday, November 17 in Merrillville, Indiana.
Victor A. Smekal, of the 6400 block of South Narragansett, allegedly stabbed and killed 40-year-old Nicholas Alonzo two months ago.
Alonzo was stabbed in the chest and stomach during an argument just after 1:15 a.m. September 17 in a home the 6400 block of South Narragansett.
Alonzo was transported to Advocate Christ Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead.
Bond was denied. Smekal is in custody of the Cook County Department of Corrections. His next scheduled court date is Wednesday, December 9.
According to public records, Smekal has been arrested five times by CPD since 2014 on charges that included reckless conduct, unlawful use of a weapon, possession of a controlled substance and theft.
The Small Town in the Big City
If anyone wonders why Clearing and Garfield Ridge are big-city neighborhoods with a small-town heart, look no further than Liz Trench.
Here's the big-city part:
On Friday, Oct. 30, a masked thug walked into Clean Clean dry cleaners, 6417 W. Archer, and robbed the place.
A lone bandit walked up to owner Paul Lee, pulled a handgun and used it to whack him on the back of the head. And while Mr. Lee was bleeding and reeling from what may have been a concussion, the robber pulled the cash drawer and made off with a haul estimated in the high hundreds of dollars.
He remains at large and may be the same bandit who has robbed small businesses elsewhere on the Southwest Side and suburbs.
As anyone who has ever owned a business knows, a robbery can be a traumatic thing. Even days later you can feel terrified, violated and all alone.
Such was the case with Mr. Lee and Clean Clean--a well-liked, family-owned and operated business in Garfield Ridge since about 1984.
Here's the small-town heart part:
Upon learning of the robbery in a local Facebook group, Clearing resident Liz Trench opened her heart and sprang into action.
Like many, Liz is a customer and fan of Clean Clean. She told me she has always been touched by how kind Mr. Lee is to everyone.
"It broke my heart when I found out," Liz said. "He is kind, sweet, patient and polite. He works so hard."
Liz described the robbery as an "invasion into his life, business, community and home."
If you're nodding a nod of recognition right about now, you may know what it is to own and operate your own small business. It is indeed your life and your home.
Anyway, Liz went over to Clean Clean to offer a few words of comfort. What she saw was not a surprise.
"His eyes were so sad and empty," Liz said. "He looked like he hadn't slept. He had been crying. It was so heartbreaking to see. The light in his eyes was gone."
She then presented him with a card and flowers. Mr. Lee was so touched, he had to choke back tears.
But Mr. Lee had not seen the last of Liz.
Liz admits that she's "not a person to sit back and do nothing. It's been a long time since I sat back." She decided she wanted to raise money to help out the man who had treated her so well. She started a football pool for an upcoming NFL game.
Within just 24 hours, Liz raised $2,000—half going to prize payouts and half going to—well, you can guess.
So on Tuesday, Nov. 10, Liz walked into Clean Clean and presented a cheerful, colorful board with 20 $50 bills attached.
This time, Mr. Lee could not choke back his tears. They flowed
freely, if only for a few moments.
What Liz did may not take away Mr. Lee's memory of the robbery, but it clearly let him know he is not alone—that he is respected, liked and yes, loved by many people in the small town known as Clearing-Garfield Ridge.
The video helps tell the tale:
If "Liz Trench" sounds like a familiar name, it should.
Liz is a lifelong Clearing resident who graduated from Hale School and then went on to Maria High School. These days, she works at Hale Park as a teacher and coach and has worked at Wentworth Park.
She loves what she does, and through her work over the years, she has made life better for hundreds of people (if not more).
She made headlines in late 2018 when she earned the Teacher of the Year Award from the Garfield Ridge Chamber of Commerce.
Still a Clearing resident, Liz is married to her wife, Amy, and is mom to two boys ages 15 and 12.
So thanks, Liz Trench. People like you make this "small town in the big city" the special place that it is.
And my thanks to Carrie Buglio for alerting me to this act of kindness. Could not have told the story without you, Carrie.
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The first confirmed case of Ebola to be contracted outside of Africa has been confirmed this week in Spain. A nurse, Teresa Romero Ramos, is being monitored in a hospital in Madrid after testing positive for the virus despite showing no symptoms of having Ebola.
The Spanish authorities are facing a battle to contain the virus with the nurse suspected to have contracted Ebola while treating 2 Spanish missionaries who recently contracted the virus while in Africa. They have both been quarantined along with a second health worker who has a fever and diarrhoea.
Doctors have prescribed the nurse a series of antiviral medication as well as antibodies from an Ebola survivor. As part of a wider effort to contain the spread of the deadly virus, more than 50 medical Spanish staff are being monitored for any symptoms that they may exhibit. The World Health Organisation has insisted that Europe is likely to see a large number of further cases of Ebola.
The nurse's husband Javier Limon Romero has also been quarantined and is currently in an isolation unit. He is fighting to save the life of the couple's dog, Excalibur, after health authorities sought to have it euthanised. He has claimed that health officials gave him an ultimatum regarding the family pet saying "If I do not give my consent, they will seek a court order and go into the house by force to kill the dog".
Romero insists that the dog cannot possibly be infected with Ebola and therefore there is no grounds to put it down. The dog is now at the family home where Romero said he has left "a bathtub with water and left out 15kg of feed". He has launched an online petition to try and spare the dog's life and so far it has received over 150,000 signatures of support. The campaign has been mainly gathering pace through Twitter through #SalvemosAExcalibur which translates as Let's save Excalibur and protestors have come out in force with their dogs in tow.


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In 2003 the United Way hired Jennifer Benn to find ways to better alleviate poverty in Chatham-Kent. In her research she came across World Vision's "NeighbourLink Ministry". Jennifer, along with Karen Kirkwood-Whyte , the Executive Director of United Way, called together clergy and church representatives from the community and soon the idea of working together to attack poverty gathered steam.
In April 2005, eight founding church representatives agreed to start NeighbourLink C-K. Right from the beginning we sought to include all of Chatham-Kent and the twenty-nine member churches (as of January 2014) include some from Chatham, Wallaceburg, Dresden, Thamesville, Blenheim and Wheatley.
Since the beginning our goal has been to bring church families together to assist those in need without duplicating existing services. If help is already available, we link people to existing services. Where there are gaps in community services, NeighbourLink seeks to step in with practical help.


Even if you are the friendliest person in the world, sooner or later you will meet someone who will annoy you. Successful people know how to cope with this situation. Do not worry, if you do not like someone. We are all different. This reaction reminds us that no one is perfect. Including ourselves.
If a person does not isolate himself from the society, he has to deal with different people. Communication is pleasant not with absolutely everyone. It is good, if you do not talk to such people often. What is it possible to do if there are unpleasant people among relatives, friends, co-workers or neighbors?
#1. Resign yourself to the fact that you can not get along with everyone. This is normal. Someone likes you, but someone does not tolerate you.
This does not mean that something is wrong with you or with others. Simply, each of us has our own preferences. The decisive role in this is the difference in the characters. An extrovert will seem a boring to another introvert, and a convinced realist may seem inadequate to the optimistic mood of another optimist. We tend to invest in what we like. Suppose you are annoyed by one of your friends or colleagues. Of course, you will not look for him to meet and keep in touch. Sometimes this approach can grow into an open dislike.
#2. Try to understand the interlocutor. Do not be angry, if there really is a good reason for criticism in your address. You just expose yourself in a bad light. Just take a critical remark on the armament.
#3. Keep your emotions under control. Your reaction to this or that situation depends only on you. It can infuriate you, if you allow it. Do not waste your energy in vain. Do not give in if someone is hurting you or trying to make you mad. It is very important to treat each person with respect from the start. However, this does not mean that you should always and at any occasion agree with everyone.
#4. Do not take everything to heart. Very often we just misunderstand a person. Perhaps he just did not express his thought correctly, or his day did not come up from the morning. Do not break down on someone, because he can fall back on you in return. This will only exacerbate the situation. Be above it, concentrate on the matter, not paying attention to the inadequate reaction of the interlocutor.
#5. Speak calmly. Our manner of communication is often much more important than what we say. If the situation is heated, then it is time to talk about it. Nevertheless, the dialogue should not be aggressive. Sometimes you should call a third person for help. Another person can objectively assess the situation. Perhaps, after the dialogue you will not become friends with this person, but, at least, you can communicate normally.
#6. Prioritize. Not everything deserves your time and attention. You have to decide, if you really want to keep in touch with this or that person or better concentrate, for example, at work. Weigh the situation. Will it worsen over time? Sooner or later the problem will have to be solved. If the conflict is ripe simply by coincidence, then you can quickly cope with it.
#7. Do not take defensive positions. If you feel a constant dissatisfaction with you from someone else's side, if someone focuses only on your shortcomings, you should not rush to this person with your fists. This is not a way out. This behavior will only provoke him. Instead, it is better to ask directly what exactly he does not like. Gossip or oppression can be a sign that he wants to manipulate or even demonstrate his power over you.
#8. Remember that you are the creator of your happiness. Of course, it is difficult to soberly assess the situation, if someone is really getting on your nerves. However, never let others pull you down. If someone's words really hurt you for living things, sort out yourself. Maybe you are not confident in yourself or you are concerned about some working moments. If this is the case, concentrate on solving the most important problems for you.


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Norbert Edward  Mueller (né le  à Waterloo (Ontario), mort le  à Toronto) est un joueur canadien de hockey sur glace.

Biographie
Ses grands-parents paternels viennent du Land de Hesse en Allemagne et ses arrières-grands-parents maternels sont de Munich.

Diplômé de St. Andrews College, une institution de garçons de l'Ontario, il rejoint l'Université de Toronto.

Après sa retraite du hockey en 1935, il travaille comme agent d'assurance, courtier et avocat.

Carrière
Norbert Mueller commence sa carrière comme gardien de but de hockey avec l'équipe universitaire des Varsity Blues de Toronto, avec qui il remporte en 1927 la Coupe Allan, décernée chaque année à la meilleure équipe amateur senior.

Il passe quelques saisons avec les Toronto National Sea Fleas en Ligue de hockey de l'Ontario, remportant une nouvelle coupe Allan en 1932.

En tant que membre des Varsity Blues de Toronto, Frank Fisher fait partie de l'équipe nationale du Canada qui remporte la médaille de bronze aux Jeux olympiques de 1928 à Saint-Moritz. Lors de sa seule apparition, lors du match contre la Grande-Bretagne, l'équipe réussit un score de 14-0, Mueller bloque chaque tir.

De la même façon, en tant que membre des Toronto National Sea Fleas, il dispute ensuite le Championnat du monde 1933, où le Canada perd en finale contre les États-Unis.

Après sa retraite du hockey en 1935, il reste sportivement actif dans le golf et le curling jusqu'à son décès d'une crise cardiaque en 1956.

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Naissance en février 1906
Naissance à Waterloo (Ontario)
Décès en juillet 1956
Décès à 50 ans
Décès à Toronto
Mort d'une crise cardiaque
Étudiant de l'Université de Toronto
Joueur international canadien de hockey sur glace
Joueur de hockey sur glace aux Jeux olympiques d'hiver de 1928
Champion olympique canadien
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Lake Hemet is a water storage reservoir located in the San Jacinto Mountains in Mountain Center, Riverside County, California, with a capacity of 14,000 acre feet (17,000,000 m3) of water. It was created in 1895 with the construction of the Hemet Dam, and is owned and operated by the Lake Hemet Municipal Water District (LHMWD).
Aerial photo as seen from above the Anza Pass at 8,500 feet MSL.
Lake Hemet is an artificial lake in the San Jacinto Mountains, 4,340 ft (1,323 m) above sea level. Lake Hemet is part of the San Bernardino National Forest. Lake Hemet has a surface area of 470 acres (190 ha) and 12 miles (19 km) of shoreline. Fishing is the primary attraction to the lake, which is stocked with rainbow trout, channel catfish, bluegill and largemouth bass. Other Lake Hemet activities include boating, picnicking, hiking, and camping in the surrounding areas.
LHMWD provides water from Lake Hemet to a geographically diverse service area in Riverside County, including portions of the cities of Hemet and San Jacinto, and to the isolated but growing 4,500-foot (1,400 m) high San Jacinto Mountain community of Garner Valley.
LHMWD's customers are represented by a publicly elected board of five directors in 5 divisions, representing approximately 13,800 domestic and 51 agricultural customers within a 26-square mile (67 km²) service area.
It is 13 miles (23 km) SW of Palm Springs, California, United States.
Development of the San Jacinto Valley can be traced to 1887, with the formation of the Lake Hemet Water Company and the Hemet Land Company by Edward L. Mayberry, his wealthy San Francisco friend, William F. Whittier, and their partners. These two companies allowed the partnership to acquire land and water rights from the San Jacinto Valley to the west end of Garner Valley in the San Jacinto Mountains.
Lake Hemet Water Company placed the first stone of the Hemet Dam on January 6, 1891. When this arched masonry structure was completed in 1895 at a height of 122.5 feet (37.3 m), it was the largest solid masonry dam in the world—a title it would retain until the construction of Roosevelt Dam in Arizona in 1911. In 1923, the Hemet dam was raised to a height of 135 feet (41 m).
The 1932 opening of the Pines to Palms Highway (SR 74) from the coast to Palm Desert was significant in developing Lake Hemet for increased recreational uses.
LHMWD was founded on September 27, 1955, to take over the activities of the Lake Hemet Water Company, purchasing the Lake Hemet water system with funds raised through a bond initiative.
Shots of the lake were used in the 1980s CBS television show Airwolf, in which recurring character Stringfellow Hawke lived in a cabin on the lake.
^ a b c d "Dams Within the Jurisdiction of the State of California (H-M)" (PDF). California Department of Water Resources, Division of Safety of Dams. Retrieved April 5, 2013.
^ Lech, Steve (2012). For Tourism and a Good Night's Sleep: J. Win Wilson, Wilson Howell, and the Beginnings of the Pines-to-Palms Highway. Riverside, CA: Steve Lech. pp. 152, 159, 230. ISBN 978-0-9837500-1-7.
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Kader Khan, Director of Simulator Business Unit, EXFO, explains why operators need to introduce more intelligence into their networks if they're to meet their NFV goals. Better yet, he explains HOW they can bump up that all-important network IQ to beat a three-phase path to their business goals. First, master virtualization and win CapEx savings; second engineer automation to hammer down on OpEx; and third, institute DevOps as an enabler for Revenue Acceleration.


The following is information about Bill No. 129, An Act to Amend the Election Expenses Act (No. 2), promoted during the Third Session of the 65th General Assembly of the Prince Edward Island Legislative Assembly.


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Oil giant BP buys 40.5% stake in massive renewables and green hydrogen project
Oil and gas supermajor BP has agreed to take a 40.5% equity stake in the Asian Renewable Energy Hub, a vast project planned for Australia set to span an area of 6,500 square kilometers.
In an announcement Wednesday, BP said it would become the operator of the development, adding that it had "the potential to be one of the largest renewables and green hydrogen hubs in the world."
Located in the Pilbara region of Western Australia, it's envisaged the project will develop up to 26 gigawatts of combined solar and wind generating capacity.
The idea is that the hub would provide power to local customers. The hydrogen and ammonia would be used in Australia and exported internationally.
"At full capacity, AREH is expected to be capable of producing around 1.6 million tonnes of green hydrogen or 9 million tonnes of green ammonia, per annum," BP said.
The firm said it would assume operatorship of the project on July 1, adding that this was "subject to approvals."
Shares of London-listed BP traded 1.2% lower on Wednesday afternoon.
More here: https://www.cnbc.com/2022/06/15/bp-buys-40point5percent-stake-in-massive-renewables-and-green-hydrogen-project.html
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Next Egypt set for world's sixth largest high-speed rail system with backing from Germany's Siemens