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import {
  PipelineGroup,
  PipelineGroupJSON,
  PipelineJSON,
  Pipelines,
  PipelineStructure,
  PipelineStructureJSON,
  PipelineStructureWithAdditionalInfo,
  PipelineStructureWithAdditionalInfoJSON,
  PipelineWithOrigin
} from "models/internal_pipeline_structure/pipeline_structure";
import {Origin, OriginType} from "models/origin";

describe("Pipeline Structure", () => {
  let json: PipelineStructureJSON, pipelineStructure: PipelineStructure;
  beforeEach(() => {
    json              = pipelineStructureJSON;
    pipelineStructure = PipelineStructure.fromJSON(json);
  });

  it("should find a pipeline", () => {
    expect(pipelineStructure.findPipeline(json.groups[0].pipelines[0].name)).not.toBeUndefined();
    expect(pipelineStructure.findPipeline(json.groups[0].pipelines[1].name)).not.toBeUndefined();
  });

  it("should return undefined for a non existing pipeline", () => {
    expect(pipelineStructure.findPipeline("blah")).toBeUndefined();
  });

  it("should return pipelines defined in config xml which are not using templates", () => {
    const pipelinesNotUsingTemplates = pipelineStructure.getAllConfigPipelinesNotUsingTemplates();

    expect(pipelinesNotUsingTemplates.length).toBe(1);
    expect(pipelinesNotUsingTemplates).toEqual(["pipeline-using-template-defined-in-xml"]);
  });

  const pipelineStructureJSON = {
    groups: [
      {
        name: "group1",
        pipelines: [
          {
            name: "pipeline-using-template-defined-in-xml",
            origin: {
              type: "gocd"
            },
            environment: null,
            dependant_pipelines: [],
            stages: []
          },
          {
            name: "pipeline-using-template-defined-in-config-repo",
            origin: {
              type: "config_repo",
              id: "config-repo-1"
            },
            environment: null,
            dependant_pipelines: [],
            stages: []
          }
        ]
      }
    ],
    templates: []
  } as PipelineStructureJSON;
});

const pipelineGroupJSON: PipelineGroupJSON = {
  name: "group-1",
  pipelines: [{
    name: "some-pipeline",
    origin: {type: OriginType.GoCD},
    stages: [],
    environment: null,
    dependant_pipelines: [],
  }]
};

describe("PipelineGroups", () => {
  describe("containsRemotelyDefinedPipelines", () => {
    it("should return true if the pipelines defined remotely", () => {
      const pipelineGroup = PipelineGroup.fromJSON(pipelineGroupJSON);
      expect(pipelineGroup.containsRemotelyDefinedPipelines()).toBe(false);
    });

    it("should return false if the any of pipelines defined remotely", () => {
      const pipelineGroup      = PipelineGroup.fromJSON(pipelineGroupJSON);
      const pipelineWithOrigin = new PipelineWithOrigin("config-repo-pipeline",
                                                        undefined,
                                                        Origin.fromJSON({type: OriginType.ConfigRepo}),
                                                        [],
                                                        null,
                                                        []);
      pipelineGroup.pipelines().push(pipelineWithOrigin);
      expect(pipelineGroup.containsRemotelyDefinedPipelines()).toBe(true);
    });

    it("should return false pipelines are not available", () => {
      const pipelineGroup = PipelineGroup.fromJSON(pipelineGroupJSON);
      pipelineGroup.pipelines(new Pipelines());
      expect(pipelineGroup.containsRemotelyDefinedPipelines()).toBe(false);
    });
  });

  describe("canBeDeleted", () => {
    let pipelineJSON: PipelineJSON;

    beforeEach(() => {
      pipelineJSON = {
        name: "some-pipeline",
        origin: {type: OriginType.GoCD},
        stages: [],
        environment: null,
        dependant_pipelines: []
      };
    });

    it("should return true if not defined remotely, not in env and has no dependent pipelines", () => {
      const pipelineWithOrigin = PipelineWithOrigin.fromJSON(pipelineJSON);

      expect(pipelineWithOrigin.canBeDeleted()).toBeTrue();
    });

    it("should return false if defined remotely", () => {
      pipelineJSON.origin.type = OriginType.ConfigRepo;
      pipelineJSON.origin.id   = "config-repo-id";
      const pipelineWithOrigin = PipelineWithOrigin.fromJSON(pipelineJSON);

      expect(pipelineWithOrigin.canBeDeleted()).toBeFalse();
    });

    it("should return false if part of environment", () => {
      pipelineJSON.environment = "test-env";
      const pipelineWithOrigin = PipelineWithOrigin.fromJSON(pipelineJSON);

      expect(pipelineWithOrigin.canBeDeleted()).toBeFalse();
    });

    it("should return false if has dependant pipelines", () => {
      pipelineJSON.dependant_pipelines = [{
        dependent_pipeline_name: "test-pipeline1",
        depends_on_stage: "stage1"
      }];

      const pipelineWithOrigin = PipelineWithOrigin.fromJSON(pipelineJSON);

      expect(pipelineWithOrigin.canBeDeleted()).toBeFalse();
    });
  });

  it('should return true if search string matches name of the grp or pipelines', () => {
    const pipelineGroup = PipelineGroup.fromJSON(pipelineGroupJSON);

    expect(pipelineGroup.matches("group")).toBeTrue();
    expect(pipelineGroup.matches("some-")).toBeTrue();
    expect(pipelineGroup.matches("pipeline")).toBeTrue();
    expect(pipelineGroup.matches("mas")).toBeFalse();
    expect(pipelineGroup.matches("abc")).toBeFalse();
  });
});

describe("PipelineStructureWithAdditionalInfo", () => {
  it("should serialize from json", () => {
    const json = {
      groups: [],
      templates: [],
      additional_info: {
        users: ["user1", "user2"],
        roles: ["role1", "role2"]
      }
    } as PipelineStructureWithAdditionalInfoJSON;

    const pipelineStructure = PipelineStructureWithAdditionalInfo.fromJSON(json);

    expect(pipelineStructure.pipelineStructure.groups()).toEqual([]);
    expect(pipelineStructure.pipelineStructure.templates()).toEqual([]);
    expect(pipelineStructure.additionalInfo.users).toBe(json.additional_info.users);
    expect(pipelineStructure.additionalInfo.roles).toBe(json.additional_info.roles);
  });
});

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By Richard Whitmire — February 18, 2011 1 min read
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Q: CSS border on transformed node I have a HTML node on which I set a very fat border and a transformation which scales and rotates via CSS. For some reason, after the transformation, on the outside of the border, a very slim additional border in the color of the node itself occurs on the outside, as if the background of the node extends below the border and the border is not quite large enough to cover the background color.

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}
.container {
  width: 100px;
  height: 100px;
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  border: 20px solid white;
}

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Is there something to prevent this from happening?

A: You can adjust the background-clip property to avoid this. By default the value is set to border-box:

border-box
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Estes pitched a complete game shutout, striking out six and allowing five hits, as the Douglas High baseball team beat the Lancers 9-0 at Tiger Field in Minden.
Shawn Estes, meanwhile, started for the Colorado Rockies Tuesday afternoon, facing up against Randy Johnson to open the season.
It worked out well for Shawn Tuesday as well. Estes struck out, allowed two hits, and one run " a solo homer run to Luis Gonzales " to pick up the win as Colorado beat Arizona 6-2.
"I didn't really think about it during the game, but before the game I was hoping that he did really good because this is a big game for him," Tyson Estes said.
McQueen starter Will Hodges struck out the side to open the game, and held Douglas to one run through two innings before the Tigers started figuring out his nasty slider.
Douglas got things figured out in the third, as Luke Rippee singled and advanced on a passed ball to Chad Walling. Walling walked, and Bryan Miller singled to score Rippee.
Brandon Huff sacrificed Walling and Miller up a base and Chris Honer singled to score the two, chasing Hodges.
Douglas put up three more runs in the fourth and two in the sixth.
Miller went 3-for-4 to lead Douglas on the afternoon with a triple and two RBIs. Honer went 2-for-3 with two RBIs and Spike Agosta laid down a perfect bunt in the bottom of the fourth, bringing home two runs on an errant throw by McQueen catcher Grant Henderson.
Douglas (14-0, 6-0) faces McQueen again at 3:30 p.m. Thursday at McQueen.
Hodges, No. 15 (3), No. 30 (5), McCain (6) and Henderson. Estes and Davis. WP: Estes. LP: Hodges. SO: Estes 6. BB: Estes 1.
McQueen hitting: Dunlap 1-3, Barnett 1-2, Nistler 1-2, Pucinelli 1-3, Henderson 1-3.
Douglas hitting: Rippee 1-3, Walling 1-2, Miller 3-4, Honer 2-3, Davis 1-3, Agosta 1-2. 2B: Walling, Honer. 3B: Miller. RBI: Rippee 1, Miller 2, Honer 2, Agosta 2.
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Morningstar: China's Growth Will Shrink To 3.25%
Kenneth Rapoza Senior Contributor
I write about business and investing in emerging markets.
China disbelievers are already convinced that the economy is growing below 3.5%.
China is rearranging its supply chain due to the trade war, with many Chinese companies heading into other Asian countries.
A Chinese woman touches a bull statue on display outside a retail and wholesale clothing mall in Beijing. Over the long term, China's economic growth rate will plummet to near-U.S. levels. (AP Photo/Andy Wong)
A new report by Morningstar has China's long-term GDP growth falling between 3.25% and 3.5%. If so, that's nearly half current growth rates of 6.3%, based on IMF numbers.
Morningstar authors also expect the China-U.S. trade war will morph into something more complex, ushering in "a new era of power conflict, one in which the U.S. seeks to use all available economic means to curb China's rise," they say, including cutting off all trade in a worst-case scenario.
China and the U.S. have locked horns ever since Trump's election. There are tariffs on nearly $300 billion worth of Chinese imports, some with tariffs as high as 25%. Presidents Trump and Xi Jinping are expected to meet next month, with the market hoping both leaders can come up with a more permanent pause to the ongoing trade dispute.
However, as Morningstar points out, trade is not the only issue separating Beijing and Washington. China's industrial policy has led to the creation of new tech companies that rival U.S. and European companies not only in China, where many of them are not allowed to participate, but throughout Asia. Companies like Huawei, which Washington has made Public Enemy No. 1 is developing 5G telecommunications technologies and is building an operating system for smartphones that threatens the U.S. dominance of the Apple's iOS and Google's Android operating systems.
China has also taken a cue from the U.S. post-World War II to use its banking muscle and soft power to expand its political and economic reach abroad. China's Belt & Road Initiative continues to win support among U.S. allies like Italy and India.
The South China Sea, meanwhile, remains a reliable flashpoint for the Pentagon when wishing to gain leverage over China in Asia.
An attendee takes a smartphone photo during a Huawei Technologies Co. launch event in Paris, France, on March 26, 2019. Photographer: Marlene Awaad/Bloomberg
Besides the geopolitical noise, however, some China disbelievers are already convinced that the economy is growing below 3.5%.
Chris Gaffney, president of world markets for TIAA Bank, thinks that if China really is growing at just 3% today, it doesn't seem like it's hurting the Chinese.
"You can believe half of what you see out of China—I get it," Gaffney says in a nod to the China perma-bears. "But the EU is growing a little over 1%. The U.S. trying to stay over 2.5%. Everyone who said that a China GDP of less than six would lead to civil unrest has a lot of explaining to do then, because if China is growing as little as they think, no one in China seems to have a problem with it."
The latest economic data out of China has manufacturing PMI up over 50, though that is a fast-moving target. The range in China over the last five years has been 47 to 51. Services PMI remains over 51.
China is rearranging its supply chain due to the trade war, with many Chinese companies heading into other Asian countries. It is unclear if any of this disruption has led to actual job losses in China. Unemployment is officially listed at less than 5.5%. Despite opening up over the last decade, China is still the largest closed economy in the world and government transparency outside of the central bank is rather thin.
Morningstar says that the odds of a Cold War with China are low, at just 16%. But if the worst case unfolds, then look for China's GDP growth to be even lower than 3.25%. Morningstar thinks a trade war, where all goods coming out of China are tariffed, strips another 1% off of GDP.
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>>>>>>>> more of Houdini in coming days.


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While most people aren't going camping anytime soon, the cold weather makes outdoor bonfires that much more enticing.
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Lee Martin "At Home" Gig Review
by Kev Rowland | Apr 16, 2020 | Gig Review, Reviews
I have been writing gig reviews for more than 30 years, but always from notes taken at the time which act as memory joggers, so this is the first time I have ever written a full review while the concert itself is still taking place! With the current restrictions in New Zealand, and in many other places in the world, live music has stopped overnight as gatherings are not allowed. Originally on this date South African-born Lee Martin was supposed to be playing a gig with her full band, and as that wasn't possible, she decided instead to host a gig from her house. It felt intimate, and very special, yet she also ensured the sound was going to be as good as possible, utilising her normal PA and mix so her vocals had just a touch of reverb and bounce. I soon realised I needed to find some way of capturing what was taking place so out came the laptop and I am watching the gig on my TV, writing the review as it goes.
By the time it started there were already more people viewing than she expected to attend, and with the help of a glass of red wine she took us on a journey. We started with "Thinking About You", the lead track from her 'Lost Girl' EP which came out last year, which really set the mood. This was followed by a new song, "When I Was Still At Home", which talks about her emotions at being away from her family as she now lives in New Zealand, and about a lucid dream where she thought her recently departed grandfather was in her room talking to her. As with all her songs, there is a backstory and she made a point of telling us these which adds so much to the experience.
"What If I Die?" is about living your life to the fullest, and not having regrets. Lee has always wanted to see Van Gogh's "Starry Night" and visiting Italy and the Greek Islands, and she started to think she might never achieve those things if she didn't organise them. So earlier this year she actually booked the flights to make her dream a reality. Of course, they have now been cancelled but at least she tried 😊. Lee has a very warm and welcoming style, and her friendly and engaging manner combined with her clear and strong vocals means she is a singer-songwriter who the audience warm to immediately, even if they don't know the material.
"That's How It Goes" is far slower, sung in a lower register, much darker and I was immediately reminded of Johnny Cash. "Brave Train" is more upbeat, all about doing the right thing when the time comes. Given the only feedback she was getting were from comments on the Facebook page, Lee was performing as if there was a live crowd in front of her, interacting with comments between songs but without losing the flow of the performance itself. It really did feel like Lee was performing just for each viewer, but without any of the awkwardness which comes when you are sat in the front row of a plane and unable to see the safety video to the stewardess does a presentation just for those three people.
"Whiskey and Red Wine" is another song from the EP and is about a very personal experience from Lee when she was attacked at night and is how she got through it with the love and support of her family and friends. Another slowie, quite country in many ways, it moves around in tempo and feel, as Lee shares yet more emotion. "I Miss You" is her latest song, literally only finished the day of the gig. This is quite different in approach, almost a rock number played on acoustic, with vocals quite breathy and quiet, packed with emotion, just coming to the fore during the bridge and chorus.
"I Can't Wait Forever" apparently works better when everyone is drinking and swaying, and works much better with a full band, and is another Cash-inspired slow number full of emotion and heartbreak. This was one of the highlights for me, as it really takes the listener into different world, where the guitar and voice, especially the voice, are all that matters.
"Finally Going My Way" is about balancing dreams and personal life, and how friends can be lost while dreams are pursued. Another slower number, with Lee singing in a lower register, she somehow comes across with an American accent, which given she is from SA is not what one expects. But this number soon wakes up, and we get some Joplin-style power. Americana rock, all performed with just vocals and an acoustic. "Kiss My Lips" was originally supposed to be the final number and is a love song as one would expect from the title, but again feels very personal and that Lee is singing to each individual. She then started taking requests, and first up was "Head On My Shoulders", one of her older numbers and one I hadn't heard before. This one is upbeat and bouncy, and given she hadn't played it in years and certainly not rehearsed, sounded mighty fine indeed.
"Lost Girl" was the title of last year's excellent six-track EP and is probably the slowest number performed tonight. Packed full of emotion it contains many long-held notes and there is no room to hide if a singer can't maintain pitch, but there is never a problem for Lee who really shines when she gives her voice the room to swell. "I Know You're Sleeping" is another old one I hadn't previously come across, a love song written when she was living in New York and her boyfriend was back in South Arica. There were loads of comments coming into the thread, with more and more requests, so Lee kept extending the set, with the next song being "Thunderstorm", one which Lee wasn't convinced she would be able to remember more than a verse and chorus as it was so long since she had played it. All about finding the right man to dance with her in the rain, it is more upbeat than many, and yet again once she got into it the memories kicked in and she made it all the way through with no issues. We even got a snippet of a song she wrote in Afrikaans which originally appeared on the Southern Soul 'Package' album in 2006, before finally getting to the end of the set with "A Way Out Of Here", again from the 'Lost Girl' EP.
There were many requests for "Hallelujah", a song she plays in her covers sets, which she very much makes her own with sumptuous vocals. She finally finished what was supposed to be an hour-long set, with a repeat of her very latest song, "I Miss You". 100 minutes just swept past, and lock down all of a sudden didn't seem so bad
For more information check out
www.leemartinmusician.com
http://www.aaarecords.com
And to see the gig yourself,
https://www.facebook.com/leemartinmusician/videos/1145816102460241/


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Billy Eichner, Amy Poehler Harass New Yorkers to Sing Christmas Carols (Video)
Comedian Billy Eichner and "Parks and Recreation" TV star Amy Poehler recently ran around the streets of New York City asking people to sing Christmas carols with them for a dollar.
The Funny or Die video (below) is part of Eichner's "Billy on the Street" web series.
However, many New Yorkers could not sing along to famous Christmas tunes because they didn't know the words, while others did not want to croon with Poehler and Eichner. Several people seemed annoyed by the stunt.
In another Christmas-themed video (below), the ACLU did a parody of "Santa Claus is Coming to Town," which they renamed "The NSA is Coming to Town."
According to Salon.com, the video shows Santa snooping on people as holiday music plays with the lyrics: "You're making a list / They're checking it twice / They're watching almost every electronic device / The NSA is coming to town."
The ACLU's YouTube page links to an online petition for Congress to limit the spying powers of the NSA.
Sources: Funny or Die, Salon.com, ACLU.org
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CMEP Catholic Virtual Tour of Jerusalem
Date: June 8, 2021 (11am – 12pm ET)
To Register: https://cmep.org/event/cmep-catholic-virtual-tour-of-jerusalem/
Visit key sites sacred to the Catholic Church, including the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, the Tomb of the Virgin Mary, the Church of All Nations, Dormition Abbey, and Dominus Flevit Church.
View the Old City of Jerusalem from an overlook on the Mount of Olives.
Hear from key Catholic leaders serving in the Holy Land and learn how we might support their work for justice and peace there.
Guests include His Beatitude Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem Pierbattista Pizzaballa and Michelle Ryan, Country Representative for Catholic Relief Services. Interviews will be conducted by CMEP executive director, Rev. Dr. Mae Elise Cannon.
CMEP Virtual Tour featuring the Episcopal Diocese of Jerusalem
Date: June 24, 2021 (11am – 12pm ET)
To Register: https://cmep.org/event/cmep-virtual-tour-featuring-the-episcopal-diocese-of-jerusalem/
Visit key sites sacred to the Episcopal Diocese of Jerusalem, including St. George's Cathedral and Gethsemane Church. We'll see an overview of the Old City of Jerusalem from the Mount of Olives.
Hear from key church leaders serving in the Holy Land and learn how we might support their work for justice and peace there.
Guests include Rev. Dr. Don Binder, Chaplain to The Anglican Archbishop in Jerusalem, and Suhaila Tarazi, director of Al Ahli Hospital in Gaza. Interviews will be conducted by Rev. Dr. Mae Elise Cannon, executive director of CMEP.
Learn more about the CMEP Journeys Program or register for both tours:
https://cmep.salsalabs.org/CMEPJourneys2021/index.html?page=register
Churches for Middle East Peace (CMEP) is a non-profit advocacy organization based in Washington, D.C. As a coalition of Orthodox, Catholic and Protestant churches, CMEP works to influence American policy in ways that will bring justice and peace for all people and countries in the Middle East. Churches for Middle East Peace currently has over 100 partner churches, which are religious orders, congregations, church committees, regional church bodies, and church-related organizations such as peace fellowships that commit to working for Middle East peace, and can agree with CMEP's mission and views.


Several hundred participants filled the Fort Custer National Cemetery for Memorial Day event.
AUGUSTA - Tim Scroggins of Battle Creek had a short answer for why he was at Fort Custer National Cemetery on Memorial Day.
"The veterans," he said, while holding a flag Sunday as a member of the Patriot Guard Riders.
"To honor the fallen," he added.
Scroggins, 51, was not alone. His daughter, Maresa, 5, was standing with him. She rode on the back of his motorcycle during a procession before the beginning of the Memorial Day Program and walked with him and other members of the Patriot Guard as part of the honor guard at the main flagpole where the program was held.
"She loved it," Scroggins said about her participation for the first time.
They stood together holding flags during the hour-long ceremony, which featured music, speeches, a rifle salute and taps.
"It is an honor to be here," Scroggins said.
Several hundred people attended the program, most finding shade on nearby hills rather than sitting in heat, which reached 90 degrees.
The program also included music by the Cereal City Concert Band, a flyover by the four-plane Hooligan Flight Team and laying of wreaths by several veterans organizations.
The keynote speaker, Col. Curtis Boehmer of Harbor Beach and commander of the Michigan Wing of the Civil Air Patrol, said he was humbled and honored to be at the cemetery to recognize the men and women in the armed forces.
"They are our heroes who paid the ultimate sacrifice both in war and peace to protect this great country and the American way of life."
"We are here to honor the memory of our fallen who have proudly served this great nation and their families who have sacrificed what I cannot imagine," he said. "They are the fabric from which our flag is woven and our nation relies on them for the protection of our dream.
"It is a dream that inspires people around the world and terrifies those who seek to control and abuse and deny freedom to the people they lead," Boehmer said.
He said the dream that is America is one for all mankind and for all of time.
"It is the ability to make our own choices and to say what we want to say and to worship how we want to worship and to defend ourselves if we choose and to tell our leaders how to lead," he said.
He told the crowd that the program is a solemn one but that when they return to their homes and enjoy the holiday that they should take a moment to lift their glasses.
"Toast those who we have lost and toast their lives and toast their memory."


Automation is all the rage and business owners, as well as homeowners, are always looking for great new ways to automate everyday tasks to make life simpler and safer. While not every gadget and gizmo promises to be useful, quality automation systems can not only save you time and money but also deliver better results. Below are just some of the systems both the home and the plant can benefit from.
Gone are the days when an alarm and a ringing telephone are enough to deter a burglar. We have all become immune to the chronic sounds of an alarm going off (case in point: a car alarm). Today we hardly turn our heads when we hear that sharp noise and instead perceive it as an annoyance.
This is where smart home and Transformers repairing are making a real difference for plants, businesses and the home. While each system comes with its own set of capabilities, almost all of them will inform you – the owner – that there has been a break in or intrusion.
Here's another benefit: setting the alarm. How many times have we run out the front door or left the office, forgetting to set the alarm? At least a couple. Now with smart security systems, anyone with a smartphone or tablet can set their alarm in just a few swipes. They can also de-activate the system in just as little swipes and without needing to provide anyone with the code to their home alarm.
One of the greatest fears that homeowners have is that their home will somehow catch fire while they're away at work or on a fun-filled vacation. Factory managers and owners also often fear the same.
Now you can be informed immediately if your smoke and heat sensors are triggered and contact those who will be able to keep you up to date on why they went off, if the situation is contained, and what those present can do to resolve it. Most smart systems will also alert the necessary authorities (such as the local firehouse) of smoke or fire so that you receive the help you need as soon as possible.
Wondering if there is a problem with your pipes? Worried about a flood destroying your home or place of business? Not to worry. There are factory and home automation systems now available on the market to keep you informed of just that.
No one wants his or her family and their employees to be exposed to carbon monoxide. Not only can it cause headaches, dizziness and fatigue, but it can also be deadly. Factory and homeowners also do not want to deal with flooding – particularly if they do not have insurance. Flooding interrupts business operations, can be a safety hazard, and can be very expensive to fix. By having a carbon monoxide and flood smart system in place, these issues can be dealt with immediately and before they do permanent damage.


Our children are the future.
The Child Welfare Prevention Worker (CWPW) serves as a liaison between Child and Family Services and First Nation families. In addition, the CWPW is employed to ensure the safety and well being of First Nation children through the provision of programs and services for families including; parenting skill sessions, educational workshops, recreational activities, etc.
Operating Monday to Friday, providing quality childcare services for children 6 months to 12 years. After school programs are available. Please contact supervisor for additional information.


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Boricua Pioneer: Dr. William Cepeda
Tomás Peña
Dr. William Cepeda is a highly regarded trombonist, percussionist, shell player, composer, arranger, bandleader, producer, and visionary. In 1992 he revolutionized Puerto Rican music when he introduced the sub-genre Afro-Rican Jazz, an innovative blend of traditional Puerto Rican rhythms, folk, dance, progressive jazz, and World Music.
A protégé of the late, great Dizzy Gillespie, Cepeda was a member of the United Nations Orchestra. Also, he has traveled the world and performed with Lester Bowie and his Brass Fantasy, David Murray, James Moody, Steve Turre, Bobby Watson, Miriam Makeba, and Slide Hampton & the Jazz Masters. And on the "Latin Side" with Tito Puente, Paquito D'Rivera, Arturo Sandoval, Eddie Palmieri, Celia Cruz, Marc Anthony, Rubén Blades, Oscar de León and Humberto Ramírez among others .
Dr. William Cepeda – Photo credit: Tomas Peña
In 1997, Cepeda founded Casabe Records and produced a series of seminal recordings by Isabel Albizú (Matriarch of the Bomba, 2011), proclaimed by The National Foundation for Popular Culture as one of the best of the year. Also, with Féelix Alduen (leader of the Grupo Afrocuba and expert in the Bombas of Mayagüez, 2015), Los Hermanos Ayala, Angel Luis Torruellas (2017), Bomba Sinfónica (2017), and his group, Afro-Rican Jazz.
Cepeda is also the creator of the 4-volume Encyclopedia: La Música de Puerto Rico: Raíces y Evolución (Spanish Edition, 2012), which provides a comprehensive understanding of Bomba, Plena, La Danza, and La Música Jíbara through teaching materials, high-quality recordings, videos, monographs, songs, a curriculum, and teacher guides for elementary, middle, and high school levels. Currently, the encyclopedia is out-of-print however an updated bilingual, interactive edition is in the works.
In 2019, Cepeda launched the Lo Nuestro Tour, whose goal was to travel to Puerto Rico's 78 municipalities and educate youth about the roots and evolution of Puerto Rican music. In 2020, when the pandemic struck, the tour went virtual and is ongoing. The same year, Cepeda received a historic grant from Chamber Music America, which included performances at The Ponce Museum of Art, The Culebra Foundation, and The University of Puerto Rico (Río Piedras). The grant and the performances marked the first collaboration between art institutions in Puerto Rico and the United States.
Unknown to many of his followers, William Cepeda holds multiple academic tiles, including Doctor of Music, Major: Jazz Performance and Composition (Berklee College of Music), Master of Arts in Music (Aaron Copland School of Music), Major: Performance (Trombone) and Composition (Queens College, CUNY), Major: Music Education and Trombone (Puerto Rico Conservatory of Music), Bachelor of Music (Berklee College of Music). Also, his artistic excellence, authenticity, and advocacy, research, and documentation of Puerto Rican music, dance, and culture has earned Cepeda multiple awards and grants.
Cepeda appears on over fifty recordings as a leader and sideman. Also, he is the composer of roughly 150 original compositions. In addition, he is the subject of the 2003 documentary film, El Trombón de Bomba and El Jazz de William Cepeda by the French filmmaker Louise Ernst.
When I spoke with Cepeda last, he was taping a series of virtual concerts, composing the score for a play, putting the final touches on two upcoming recordings.
In this writer's view, two of Cepeda's most significant achievements are, putting Puerto Rican music and culture on the world stage and creating a genre that is unique to Puerto Rico. William Cepeda represents the past, present, and future of Puerto Rican music!
Artist website: https://williamcepeda.com
Casabe Records
Cepeda, William – Website, Página Oficial (Facebook)
Cepeda, William -Encyclopedia: La Música de Puerto Rico: Raíces y Evolución (Spanish Edition, 2012)
© 2021 Tomas Peña
Related Topics:Afro-Rican JazzBomba JazzPuerto RicoWilliam Cepeda
Artist Profile: Alejandro Falcón
Boricua Pioneer, Dama de la Salsa: Yolanda Rivera
A graduate of Empire State College with a dual major in journalism and Latin American studies, Tomas Peña has spent years applying his knowledge and writing skills to the promotion of great musicians. A specialist in the crossroads between jazz and Latin music, Peña has written extensively on the subject.
Eddie Bobè: Central Park Rumba
Tribute to the Masters: Hilton Ruiz
Qué Pasa? What's Happening in Puerto Rico
Jazz pianist and composer, Adrien Brandeis
Adrien Brandeis is a french jazz pianist and composer born in Annecy. After studying at the Nice conservatory, he moved to Paris in 2018 to study with Manuel Rocheman and graduated from the CRR conservatory in Paris.
In 2017, he produced and released his first album in quintet Euforia, which had great recognition and international success after performing in Asia (Jazzmandu Festival in Nepal, Kolkata International Jazz Festival in India).
Euforia put Adrien Brandeis, in the spotlight of the Jazz scene, and led him to be awarded the prestigious Letter One Rising Stars Jazz Award 2018. This award, which recognizes the best young European jazz artist of the year, opened the doors for him to share his music on the biggest European stages during the summer of 2019: Nice Jazz Festival (France), Umbria Jazz Festival (Italy), Leopolis Jazz Festival (Ukraine), Love Supreme Jazz Festival (England), Heineken Jazzaldia Festival (Spain), Kongsberg Jazz Festival (Norway), JazzOpen Stuttgart (Germany).
Adrien Brandeis: Euforia
Subsequently, he toured Mexico to present Euforia in trio, at the International Jazz and Blues Festival of Zacatecas 2019 and in several theaters in the center of the country.
On the French scene, he has won numerous awards: first prize at the Jazz à Juan 2017, public prize at the Jazz 2017 in Porquerolles, among others.
In Paris, he has collaborated with numerous musicians such as Orlando Poleo, Inor Sotolongo, Damian Nueva, Arnaud Dolmen, Abraham Mansfaroll, Felipe Cabrera and Philippe Ciminato.
Very attached to Latin music, he went to study in Havana, Cuba, with Ernán López-Nussa to perfect his piano skills, in September 2019.
These trips and experiences enriched his piano playing and allowed him to write his second album Meetings, a quartet album with Damian Nueva, Arnaud Dolmen, Inor Sotolongo and special guest Orlando Poleo.
Adrien Brandeis featuring Orlando Poleo: Meetings
Meetings, released in October 2020, allows him to move towards a more modern sound while maintaining a certain freshness. It was selected as one of the best jazz albums in France in 2020 by TSF Jazz radio.
In 2021, Meetings is presented more than 30 times; including festivals and clubs in France (Altitude Jazz Festival, Festival Jazz en Sol Mineur, Festival Musique en Cour, Duc des Lombards) as well as in Mexico (Festival Internacional de Polanco, Festival Internacional de Irapuato, Ciclo de Jazz del Forum Cultural Guanajuato, Festival EuroJazz, Festival Cultural de Mayo in Jalisco).
After two tours in Mexico in May and November 2021, where he was very well received by the Mexican public, he created a strong bond with this country and was fascinated by its culture and the places he visited.
It is then, that he decided to record his third album Siempre más allá, a testimony of his experiences and his personal tribute to Mexico.
This album was recorded as a quartet, with the musicians with whom he had shared the stage a few months before: Giliard Lopes (Brazil), José Loria Triay (Mexico) and Roberto Vizcaíno Jr. (Cuba).
Roberto Jr. Vizcaíno, Adrien Brandeis, Roberto Vizcaíno Guillot, Giliard Lopes, Pepe Triay – Photo: Nayeli Mejia.
He also had the collaboration of two great Cuban musicians of the international jazz scene: Horacio "El Negro" Hernández and Roberto Vizcaíno Guillot.
In the summer of 2022, he had outstanding participations in the A to jazz Festival (Bulgaria), Jazz à Toulon (France) as well as a special invitation to the San Jose Summer Jazz Festival (USA). He even had the opportunity to arrange and present his music in Piano Solo in Portugal and England.
Album Review – Adrien Brandeis: Siempre Mas Allá
YouTube Video – Adrien Brandeis – Siempre más allá (EPK)


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Act of God (boek), een boek van F. Tennyson Jesse dat deel uitmaakt van de Thinker's Library
Act of God (film), een Britse film uit 2008
Act of God (documentaire), een Canadese natuurdocumentaire uit 2009

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Q: Anyone Recognizes this Limit? About Inverse Laplace Transform Fig 1
Just can't do this limit.. I faintly remember something similar to this appeared in first year math, but couldn't locate it.
In this question, f is continuous and bounded, so its integrals (i.e. $\int f$,
 $\int \int f$ ,...) will be continuous, and can be eliminated by the exp. term. I first tried to integrate by part, integrating f. That would cancel the $n^n$ term and the $(n-1)!$ term, but ended up in an n times integral of f.


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Poverty Growing in Rural Communities
A house in Alabama's Black Belt, where poverty rates are among the highest in the country. (Deondra Scott for EJI)
Headlines about the decline in the poverty rate don't capture the full story told by recently released county-level data. A new analysis of data from the U.S. Census Bureau reveals what the overall rate misses: a third of American counties are experiencing more poverty.
The report from Pew found that the poverty rate—defined as the percentage of people in households earning less than $25,750 for a family of four—grew in 30% of the nation's counties from 2016 to 2018. The hardest hit were rural counties in the South.
In Alabama, poverty grew in 27 of the state's 67 counties. Bullock County's poverty rate rose almost 10 points between 2016 and 2018—the second-largest increase in the country. Despite an official unemployment rate of about 3%, nearly half of the county (42.5%) is living in poverty.
Bullock County economic developer David Padgett told Pew that the official figures miss "a lot of disadvantaged people who are not in the workforce," including many people who remain stuck in poverty because they're too old to look for work.
"This goes way beyond Bullock County," Mr. Padgett said. "This is about rural areas across Alabama."
Fourteen of the 20 counties with the biggest poverty increases were in the South. In Carter County, Kentucky, the poverty rate increased 8.5 points in two years, leaving a third of the county (31.1%) mired in poverty.
"This is rural America. We're rich in self-sustaining nature and neighbors helping neighbors but we don't have resources," state Sen. Robin Webb, a Democrat who lives in Carter County, told Pew.
Like Bullock County, Carter has an aging population, and its largest employer is a meat processing plant. It's also been hit by the opioid crisis, she said.
The poverty gap is even more dramatic in some Native American-majority counties. Poverty jumped 13.3 points in Oglala Lakota County in South Dakota, where more than half (54%) of residents live below the poverty line. A third (32.7%) of Bethel Census Area residents in Alaska are now living in poverty—an increase of 7.2 points.
David Padgett said unemployment figures aren't the only government statistics that can paint an inaccurate picture in counties like Bullock. He told Pew that the 2010 census may have undercounted low-income residents in Bullock, resulting in an artificially high median income figure in 2010 that left the county with less money for things like police cars.
In counties across America where poverty is growing, ensuring that low-income people are more accurately counted in the 2020 census is especially urgent. But experts have raised serious concerns about the 2020 census, including fears that efforts to include a question on citizenship will lead to an undercount even though the question did not make it onto census forms.


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Ribes laxiflorum
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Grossulariaceae
Ribes coloradense Coville
Common Name: White-Flowered Currant
Ribes laxiflorum is a deciduous shrub. Growing in an open position the stems are usually decumbent or spreading, often rooting where they touch the ground, and growing 50 - 100cm long. When growing in shade, however, the stems adopt a more climbing habit, growing up to 7 metres long and scrambling into the surrounding vegetation[
The plant is harvested from the wild for local use as a food and a medicine. It is occasionally grown as an ornamental[
Trees and Shrubs Hardy in Great Britain. Vol 1 - 4 and Supplement.
Bean. W.
A classic with a wealth of information on the plants, but poor on pictures.
Western N. America - Alaska and Yukon, south to California and New Mexico
Moist woods, stream banks, forest edges, clearings, avalanche tracks; at elevations up to 2,600 metres[
Habit Deciduous Shrub
Ribes laxiflorum is very cold hardy, when dormant it can tolerate temperatures falling to around -20°c[
Easily grown in a moisture retentive but well-drained loamy soil of at least moderate quality[
]. Plants are quite tolerant of shade though do not fruit so well in such a position[
White pine blister rust, caused by the pathogen Cronartium ribicola, is a fungal disease that is native to Asia but has spread via human activity to many other regions, where it has become more virulent. It has a complex life-cycle that requires both currants (Ribes species) and white pines (Pinus species of the section Strobus) for the disease to spread. Whilst Ribes species can generally live with the disease (it has an annual life-cycle and infects the leaves only) Pinus species can be devastated by it (it becomes perennial and spreads through the tree). Young pines are far more susceptible than mature trees. In America the growing of certain Ribes species is banned in some areas in order to protect plantations of white pine species.
Plants in this genus tend to be notably susceptible to honey fungus[
Fruit - raw or cooked[
]. Palatable, but not very juicy[
]. The fruit can be dried and stored for later use[
Plants for Human Consumption.
Kunkel. G.
Koeltz Scientific Books
An excellent book for the dedicated. A comprehensive listing of Latin names with a brief list of edible parts.
] or made into jelly[
]. The purplish-black, ovoid fruit is usually 5 - 10mm long, though it can be up to 14mm; it is borne in small racemes[
A decoction or infusion of the root or branches can be used each day as an eyewash to remove foreign matter from the eyes[
A decoction of the leaves and twigs has been used as a general tonic[
A decoction of the bark has been used in the treatment of colds[
A decoction of the bark and roots has been used as a treatment for tuberculosis[
Seed - best sown as soon as it is ripe in the autumn in a cold frame. Stored seed requires 3 months cold stratification at between 0 and 5°c and should be sown as early in the year as possible[
The Reference Manual of Woody Plant Propagation.
Dirr. M. A. and Heuser. M. W.
Athens Ga. Varsity Press
A very detailed book on propagating trees. Not for the casual reader.
Bird. R. (Editor)
Very readable magazine with lots of information on propagation. A good article on Yuccas, one on Sagebrush (Artemesia spp) and another on Chaerophyllum bulbosum.
]. Under normal storage conditions the seed can remain viable for 17 years or more. Prick out the seedlings into individual pots when they are large enough to handle and grow them on in a cold frame for their first winter, planting them out in late spring of the following year.
Cuttings of half-ripe wood, 10 - 15cm with a heel, mid summer in a frame[
Propagation of Trees, Shrubs and Conifers.
Sheat. W. G.
MacMillan and Co
A bit dated but a good book on propagation techniques with specific details for a wide range of plants.
Cuttings of mature wood of the current year's growth, preferably with a heel of the previous year's growth, late autumn to late winter in a cold frame or sheltered bed outdoors[
Cite as: Temperate Plants Database, Ken Fern. temperate.theferns.info. 2019-07-16. <temperate.theferns.info/plant/Ribes+laxiflorum>
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Ouaquaga, New York Traffic Tickets Lawyers
Christopher Thomas Brown
Vestal, NY Traffic Tickets Lawyer with 9 years experience
(607) 988-3131	105 Rano Boulevard
Vestal, NY 13850
Free ConsultationTraffic Tickets, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Personal Injury
Chris is a former prosecutor in the Broome County District Attorney's Office who handled thousands of criminal and domestic violence cases. From traffic tickets to Felony Driving While Intoxicated, Violent Assault and First Degree Rape. Chris has brought over 100 cases to trial. His work on both sides of the courtroom gives him the knowledge and experience to help you mount an aggressive defense against a wide range of charges.
Palmer J. Pelella
Binghamton, NY Traffic Tickets Lawyer
(607) 237-5420	89 Court Street
Free ConsultationTraffic Tickets, Estate Planning, Probate and Real Estate
CUNY School of Law
John "Jack" Kotchick
Binghamton, NY Traffic Tickets Lawyer with 32 years experience
Free ConsultationTraffic Tickets, Criminal Defense and DUI & DWI
Jay Lawrence Wilber
Endicott, NY Traffic Tickets Attorney with 32 years experience
(607) 748-2160	3714 Highview Dr
Traffic Tickets, Criminal Defense and DUI & DWI
Nova Southeastern University
Lawrence A. Newman
Ithaca, NY Traffic Tickets Lawyer with 21 years experience
(607) 229-5184	401 East State Street, Suite 400
Hi my name is Larry Newman. Originally, I was born and raised in Brooklyn, NY. My father was a NYS corrections officer, and my mother a waitress. I have degrees in Human Biology, and Doctorates in Law and Chiropractic. I practiced as a Chiropractic Physician for ten years. Newman and Cyr is a small boutique law firm 100% dedicated to the defense of DWI charges in New York. I am licensed in NY, PA, FL, and NJ. We offer complete representation of DWI charges within Tompkins County, Schuyler County, Seneca County, Chemung County, Tioga...
Thomas Hegeman
Oneonta, NY Traffic Tickets Attorney with 42 years experience
(607) 432-7952	8-12 Dietz Street, Suite 204
Free ConsultationTraffic Tickets, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Family
Albany Law School
I have been practicing criminal and family law (no divorce) for 40 years. I have handled thousands of cases and taken numerous criminal cases to trial with good results. I am regularly in court and am familiar with the judges and prosecutors. As part of my family law practice I regularly represent children in Family Court. I take many Continuing Legal Education courses to keep my skills up to date.
New Paltz, NY Traffic Tickets Lawyer with 37 years experience
(866) 938-8498	27 Sunset Ridge
Free ConsultationTraffic Tickets, DUI & DWI, Divorce and Personal Injury
I am attorney serving clients throughout the Hudson Valley in Kingston, Ulster, Dutchess, Orange, Greene and Columbia counties in family law, divorce and traffic ticket cases. I provide close personal attention and legal insight into the immediate challenges, and long-term consequences of your situation.My unrelenting advocacy on your behalf is intended to build a sound strategy to safeguard your relationship with your children, and advance your personal and financial goals.
Lourdes Pilar Rosario
Syracuse, NY Traffic Tickets Attorney with 10 years experience
(315) 362-2639	311 Montgomery Street, Suite 1
Albany Law School and Albany Law School
If what you seek is an attorney in Syracuse, New York, who is accessible, experienced, knowledgeable and dependable, you've reached the right one. Lourdes's practice is primarily in family and divorce. Through her practice, Lourdes has represented countless individuals and helped families navigate the often complex family law issues. Her clients receive the attention to detail, legal knowledge, and aggressive legal representation they deserve and have come to expect. In fact, as a result of her diligent and zealous efforts and dedication, Lourdes and her clients share long term and professional relationships.
Andre Sedlak
Poughkeepsie, NY Traffic Tickets Attorney with 6 years experience
(845) 867-2812	11 Market Street, Suite 205
Free ConsultationTraffic Tickets, Appeals, Criminal Defense and DUI & DWI
Pace Law School
Attorney Andre Sedlak received his Juris Doctor from Pace University School of Law. Before he studied law, he spent 21 years working with the New York State Department of Corrections as a Corrections Officer and Corrections Sergeant. His legal experience includes internships with the Westchester County D.A.'s office and Legal Services of the Hudson Valley, an Associate Attorney with Klein Varble & Associates, P.C., and The Law Office of Andre Sedlak in Poughkeepsie New York.
Richard Scott Zirt
Monticello, NY Traffic Tickets Attorney with 26 years experience
(845) 794-5928	10 St. John Street
Monticello, NY 12701
Traffic Tickets, Bankruptcy, Family and Foreclosure Defense
I have been a life long resident of the mid-hudson valley and have been a practicing attorney engaged in the private practice of law in New York since 1994. I attended Law School at Detroit College of Law in Detroit, MI, now known as Michigan State University School of Law and at Albany Law School in Albany, NY. I was immediately admitted to practice law in the State of New York in January of 1994 and began a concentrated practice in the areas of Bankruptcy and Debtor/Creditor Law, Foreclosure Defense, Mortgage Modification, Family Court and Traffic Law in...
Scott Brenneck
Syracuse, NY Traffic Tickets Lawyer with 18 years experience
(315) 424-8326	100 Madison Street
Tower 1, Floor 17
At Team Green Lawyers, we understand that defending a person who has been accused of a crime takes more than just an understanding of the law and the process. It takes knowing your client, mastering the facts and understanding the vast potential consequences. We have devoted our practice to helping people accused of a crime or violation get the best result possible. We take the time to get to know our clients, the facts and their concerns. We research the relevant legal issues and test all the theories that may help or hurt a client's particular situation. We are in...
Bryan Earl Rounds
Kingston, NY Traffic Tickets Attorney with 25 years experience
(845) 331-1141	273 Wall St., Suite 201
Traffic Tickets, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Personal Injury
PERSONAL INJURY. CRIMINAL DEFENSE. DWI. Over 20 years of HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL TRIAL EXPERIENCE. Former Prosecutor.
Nicholas Joseph De Martino
Traffic Tickets, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Domestic Violence
Western New England University School of Law
Nick is a lifelong resident of Syracuse, and of the City's "Northside." A graduate of Henninger High School, Nick holds a Bachelor of Science Degree (summa cum laude) in Political Science from Brockport State University, in Brockport, New York, and a Juris Doctor Degree from Western New England College, School of Law, in Springfield, Massachusetts. Nick began his legal career in 1986 by serving as a Deputy County Attorney with the Onondaga County Department of Law, where he prosecuted child abuse and neglect cases. He then went on to serve for 16 years as an Assistant District Attorney with the...
Adam H. Rosenblum
Albany, NY Traffic Tickets Lawyer with 15 years experience
(518) 730-4402	113 Great Oaks Blvd.
Free ConsultationTraffic Tickets and Criminal Defense
Albany Law School and Ner Israel Rabbinical College
Rosenblum Law is the largest and highest customer-rated traffic violations law firm in both NY & NJ.
Experienced and skilled criminal defense and traffic violations attorneys, the Firm has a reputation for aggressive representation for anyone facing criminal charges and traffic violations that may result in jail time, heavy fines, points and license suspension or revocation.
Regardless of how simple or complicated the case, the Firm has helped thousands of clients get excellent results. The attorneys at the Firm pride themselves on giving an honest evaluation of the case, being accessible to his clients throughout the representation...
George C. Selby
New Paltz, NY Traffic Tickets Lawyer
Located in New Paltz, NY, George C. Selby is your local attorney offering a variety of client-based legal services. This firm was founded on the idea that every client deserves a patient ear and an open mind. Your legal matter is important. Where other offices may shrug you off or lose your file in a sea of "bigger problems," this office can offer you confidence that your call will be returned and your questions will be answered.
Matthew J Simone
Albany, NY Traffic Tickets Lawyer with 6 years experience
I am an associate attorney at the law firm of Gerstenzang, Sills, Davis, Cohn & Gerstenzang. Prior to joining this firm, I was an associate attorney for a local firm in Schenectady practicing in the areas of criminal defense, vehicle and traffic and DWI matters. My experience is focused on litigating and defending DWIs, vehicle and traffic matters and criminal matters throughout New York State in County, City, Town and Village Courts including Schenectady, Albany, Saratoga, and Rensselaer County.
Dennis J. Nave Jr.
Syracuse, NY Traffic Tickets Attorney
(888) 440-0572	432 North Franklin Street
Dennis Nave has been passionate about defending individuals facing DWI, traffic, and criminal charges for most of his legal career.
Dennis approaches each of his client's cases as unique and each person as his equal, always going the extra mile to ensure his clients are fully educated on their case and knowing they are receiving the best quality representation and best defense of their rights and interests.
Dennis is the founding and managing partner for Nave Law Firm located in Syracuse, New York where he was born and raised. Dennis is devoted to staying in and serving his local community.
Call him...
James Ryan Daley
I have prosecuted hundreds of DWI cases at both the misdemeanor and felony level, including matters involving serious injuries, repeat offenders and vehicular homicides. I've successfully conducted numerous DWI trials and my knowledge of DWI law combined with my courtroom experience provides a level of expertise that serves to ensure that our clients receive the best representation possible when charged with DWI and related offenses. I was also responsible for the prosecution of violent felony offenses including burglary, robbery, assault, illegal weapons possession and homicides. These duties included conducting countless hearings and trials. My experience in handling the most...
Stefano Cambareri
(315) 426-1648	217 Montgomery Street
Stefano Cambareri is the managing partner of the Syracuse, New York law firm of Cambareri & Cambareri, LLP and has managed the firm since its formation in 1999. His legal practice focuses on criminal matters, with an emphasis on DWI/DUI defense. Mr. Cambareri also represents clients charged in a wide variety of cases, including murder, narcotics possession/distribution and white-collar criminal offenses including tax fraud, falsification of business record and other theft type offenses. Prior to the formation of Cambareri & Cambareri, Mr. Cambareri spent nearly nine years as an Onondaga County Assistant District Attorney where he handled cases...
J. David Hammond
(315) 930-4077	100 Madison Street Tower 1, 12th Floor
Traffic Tickets, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Military
David Hammond is a partner attorney at Carden Dotzler Hammond, PLLC where he focuses on criminal offenses including drug, DWI, and traffic offenses.
David will fight for you as you confront your legal challenge. Whether you are facing a serious criminal charge or a routine traffic ticket, a complicated custody matter or an uncontested divorce, no challenge is too large.
He is able to achieve results because of his discipline. Serving in the military forged self-discipline into his character. David served nine years and two combat tours as a US Army officer. While in the army he was a prosecutor and spend...
Donna Heinrichs
(518) 439-8888	NY
Traffic Tickets, Elder, Estate Planning and Probate
I am a very well-rounded practitioner. I have had extensive experience in the past with litigation and appeals both to the Appellate Division and the NY Court of Appeals. I have recently cut back on litigation and have concentrated my practice in wills, trusts, estates, estate planning, probate and elder law.
I am honest and fair in my charges. I am particular in what matters I take on and will not take on any and every matter that walks in my door. I expect cooperation and a positive attitude from my clients so that I may...
Mr. Glenn Warren Magnell
Goshen, NY Traffic Tickets Lawyer with 14 years experience
Free ConsultationTraffic Tickets, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Divorce
Rutgers School of Law-Newark
Most people never imagine that they will be arrested and charged with a crime and assume that anyone who is arrested must be a criminal. The truth is that anyone can be arrested. A mistaken identification, a misunderstanding or dispute with the police or another party, even simply being in the wrong place at the wrong time can lead to being taken into custody by the police and charged with an offense. Being arrested can be one of the scariest moments in anyone's life. Suddenly your liberty is taken away and you may face the prospect...
Michael C Cyr
(607) 229-5184	The Gateway Center
401 E. State. St., Ste. 400
Suffolk University Law School
Hello! I'm Mike Cyr, an Ithaca DWI Lawyer at CYR & ASSOCIATES PLLC. We are a law firm based in Ithaca, NY and our practice focuses on DWI defense, criminal defense, and traffic-related matters. I represent people throughout the Finger Lakes region of upstate NY. I also represent college students at Ithaca College, Cornell University, and SUNY Binghamton with regularity. I'm licensed to practice in Massachusetts, Maine and New York.
If you have any questions about your case, give me a call, shoot me an email or fill out the form on our website, and I'll be happy...
Brendan F. Baynes
Ravena, NY Traffic Tickets Lawyer with 33 years experience
(518) 756-6000	14340 Route 9W
Ravena, NY 12143
I started my own firm in Ravena, New York[15 miles south of Albany] in April of 2009 after 22 years practicing with numerous partners in firms in Albany. While I specialize in injury litigation and have tried scores of cases to verdict, I now supplement that practice with small town practice services such as wills, traffic tickets, closings and counseling my clients. I really enjoy what I do and would welcome any inquiries to see if your needs can be met.
Terrence P. Dwyer
(607) 437-3753	254 Main Street, Suite 6A
Free ConsultationEmployment, Estate Planning and Real Estate
Over 25 years in practice. Extensive experience with public sector labor law representing employees in disciplinary cases, Article 78 proceedings, General Municipal Law 207-c cases, EEO & NYS Division of Human Rights filings, union representation for contract negotiations and all ancillary services.
Serving the Hudson Valley and Central New York areas.
AV Peer Review Rated, Martindale-Hubbell Highest Rating
Jobin Joseph
(518) 730-4402	110 Great Oaks Blvd
The Rosenblum Law Firm is the largest and highest customer rated traffic violations law firm in NYC. Experienced and skilled criminal defense and traffic violations attorneys, the Firm has a reputation for aggressive representation for anyone facing criminal charges and traffic violations that may result in jail time, heavy fines, points and license suspension or revocation. Regardless of how simple or complicated the case, the Firm has helped thousands of clients get excellent results. The attorneys at the Firm pride themselves on giving an honest evaluation of the case, being accessible to clients throughout the representation and working relentlessly...
Sam Giacona
Auburn, NY Traffic Tickets Lawyer with 36 years experience
(315) 255-1122	9 Court St.
Free ConsultationTraffic Tickets, DUI & DWI, Divorce and Real Estate
The Ohio Northern University Pettit College of Law
Samuel Giacona has been in private practice for over 35 years, and has extensive experience in the area of Real Property Law. He maintains a diverse transactional practice focused on the acquisition, development, sale, and preservation of real property in the Central New York area, while also attending to residential and commercial leasing matters, the representation of lenders and borrowers in real estate transactions, loan workouts and foreclosures, as well as architectural and construction agreements.
In addition to real estate, he provides ongoing general corporate counsel to all business types and sizes and assists in the forming of new corporations...
Donald Roger Swete
(315) 478-7869	1632 W Genesee St
Free ConsultationTraffic Tickets, DUI & DWI, Personal Injury and Workers' Comp
New York Law School
We have a small, general practice firm that knows our clients by name, not a number. We deliver personalized service in a variety of areas with a concentration representing injured and disabled people. Whether it be for Social Security Disability, Workers Compensation or other Personal Injury, we walk you through the process to get you the best results with the least worry.
Peter William Green
Middletown, NY Traffic Tickets Lawyer with 14 years experience
(845) 820-5091	815 Route 211 East
Thomas Bruno Mafrici
CICERO, NY Traffic Tickets Lawyer with 27 years experience
(315) 699-3095	8355 BREWERTON RD
CICERO, NY 13039
Free ConsultationTraffic Tickets
Thomas B. Mafrici started the Mafrici Law Office in 1993. At the time he was employed part time as Session Counsel to the NYS Assembly Transportation Committee. Since the beginning the emphasis has been on traffic tickets anywhere in the State of New York. It wasn't easy to get a volume of tickets before the internet so Mafrici catered to covering appearances for other attorneys in NY and Canada. With the advent of the internet the Mafrici Law Office PC has grown to become one of the leading law firms in New York State focusing solely on traffic ticket representation....
Joseph John Centra
Syracuse, NY Traffic Tickets Attorney with 7 years experience
Western Michigan University Cooley Law School and St. Bonaventure University
My practice primarily focuses on DWI/DUI, criminal defense and traffic matters. These cases range from minor first time offenses to the most serious arrests including DWI, violent felony offenses, economic (white collar) crimes, and narcotics possession and distribution. As an attorney, I have handled hundreds of misdemeanor and felony cases.
I started my career working as an Assistant District Attorney where I started out in the Law and Appeals Bureau. In the Law and Appeals Bureau I prepared several legal briefs and had the unique opportunity to argue cases in both the Appellate Division of...
Monticello, NY Traffic Tickets Lawyer with 15 years experience
Martin John Kehoe III
(518) 452-8000	2009 Western Avenue
Southwestern Law School
Husband, father, lawyer living in Guilderland, New York.
Danielle Fenichel
Poughkeepsie, NY Traffic Tickets Lawyer with 11 years experience
(845) 867-2840	42 Catharine Street, Carriage House
Traffic Tickets, Divorce, Family and Landlord Tenant
Christopher Jude Pelli
Utica, NY Traffic Tickets Lawyer with 19 years experience
(315) 733-3271	3 Derbyshire Pl
Syracuse Univ. College Of Law
I grew up in the Mohawk Valley, and have worked almost continuously since I was about 10 years old. I learned early on the importance of a strong work ethic, and good communication. While attending Syracuse University School of Law, I worked for the New York State Office of the Attorney General, under both Dennis Vacco and Elliot Spitzer. After graduation, I postponed taking the bar exam to take part in a special Criminal Law Clinic in Syracuse, where I was allowed to represent indigent individuals under the supervision of Law School Professors. Several months later, on my first attempt,...
Glenn Richard Bruno
(845) 454-2385	11 Market Street Suite 221
Free ConsultationTraffic Tickets, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Landlord Tenant
The first 4 plus years of my experience were gained in New York City criminal courts. The next 20 plus years continue to be achieved in Dutchess County and its environs. My practice areas include Criminal Defense, DWI/DUI, Traffic Tickets, Evictions and Real Estate.
Kenneth Matthew Christopher
(315) 422-0501	120 E. Washington Street, Suite 1001
Martin Stuart Miller
(845) 794-4440	10 Saint John Street
Traffic Tickets, Business, Estate Planning and Real Estate
SUNY Buffalo Law School
Martin Miller maintains a practice of law at Monticello and Jeffersonville, New York and has been assisting clients since 1975 with the purchase and sale of real property, real estate development including environmental matters, real property litigation, estate planinng and probate, business matters, including partnerships, corporations, limited liability companies, and the general practice of law. Office hours by appointment. See Martendale.com search for Martin S. Miller in Monticello, NY for more information.
Mary Keib Smith
Jamesville, NY Traffic Tickets Attorney with 27 years experience
(315) 492-3000	4615 North Street
Jamesville, NY 13078
Traffic Tickets, Estate Planning, Probate and Real Estate
Mary Keib Smith has been an attorney at Cramer, Smith & Miller, PC, since 1999 and is a shareholder in the firm. She received her Bachelor's Degree from Cornell University in 1983 and then worked in an investment banking firm in Boston, Massachusetts before entering law school. Mary graduated from Syracuse University College of Law in 1992. She was admitted to the New York State Bar in 1993 and the U.S. District Court, Northern District of New York in 1994. Mary focuses her practice on drafting Wills, Trusts, Health Care Proxies, and Powers of Attorney, settling and administering...
Mark Schaeber
Liverpool, NY Traffic Tickets Lawyer with 31 years experience
(315) 426-1466	300 Tulip St
In 23 years of practice, I have handled cases ranging from family law and criminal defense to real estate, appellate work, tax and bankruptcy. I have practiced in courts all over Upstate New York, from Rochester to Albany, and from Binghamton to Watertown. I strive to offer quality and responsive service to my clients, at rates they can afford. "We can work things out."
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Middle East & Africa | The Israeli-Palestinian peace talks
Can Israel now say boo to America?
Barack Obama's mid-term setback at home does not mean he will give up his search for peace in the holy land. But it won't make it any easier
Nov 4th 2010 | Jerusalem
THE first reaction of Binyamin Netanyahu, Israel's prime minister, when he heard that Republicans had taken over America's Congress, may have been a whoop of delight. His closest American friends are Republican. There is a widespread feeling in Jerusalem that Barack Obama lacks the gut sympathy for Israel that his immediate predecessors possessed. The American president, some Israeli hawks may be thinking, will now have to get off Israel's pecked back. As for the Palestinians and their Arab friends, they almost universally fear that Israel has seen off Mr Obama and that he may be tempted to deflect his attention elsewhere, especially at home. In other words, the prospects for a peace deal, already dim, seem to have faded even further.
Yet this additional gloom is unjustified even though the diplomatic mood is bleak. Direct negotiations between Israelis and Palestinians, which reopened in September and lasted barely a month, have been postponed for just as long. Mr Netanyahu is refusing, after a ten-month freeze, to stop Israelis building settlements on the West Bank, the core of a Palestinian state. The Palestinians say they will not return to the table as long as construction continues.
But the stalemate can still be broken, even if the chance of an early and durable deal remains remote. The main reason for this guarded optimism is that many seasoned watchers in Jerusalem expect Mr Netanyahu to resume the freeze on settlement building, excluding, as before, the area on the rim of East Jerusalem, which Palestinians foresee as their future capital. It could last at least another few months.
This might enrage some bits of his ruling coalition; were Mr Netanyahu later to make concessions over borders or the sharing of Jerusalem, his government might collapse. Meanwhile Mr Netanyahu's partner on the left of the coalition, Ehud Barak, the defence minister, who heads the Labour party, has been facing demands from his colleagues that his lot should also secede from the coalition if negotiations with the Palestinians have not resumed by the end of the year. "I smell elections in the air already," says a minister, predicting a poll next year. Mr Obama's people have long hoped that a centrist Israeli party, Kadima, led by Tzipi Livni, would join a reshaped and more peace-minded coalition less vulnerable to the demands of the right.
In any event, whatever Mr Obama's relations with a new Congress, his American mediators are still casting around for ways to break the impasse. A breakthrough on borders is still the big hope. If the two sides could agree to adjustments along the 1967 boundary, with land swaps giving equal territory to the Palestinians while leaving three or four of the biggest settlement blocks within Israel's bulged-out boundary, then the argument over a settlement freeze could probably be ended—and the negotiators could move on to final issues.
The other tricky one that has come to the fore is Mr Netanyahu's insistence that the Palestinians should acknowledge Israel as a Jewish state, perhaps as a quid quo pro for a further freeze. The Palestinians oppose this because, in their view, it would pre-empt their claim to a "right of return" of refugees, even though, in a final deal, they know that only a symbolic number would be allowed back to their homes in what is widely accepted as Israel proper. The Palestinians also fear that such an acknowledgment might relegate their Arab-Israeli brethren in Israel as second-class citizens. In any event, outside mediators are fairly confident that a formula can be found to accept the Jewish character of Israel with crucial addenda to enshrine the rights of Israel's non-Jewish citizens.
By contrast, the Palestinians, led by their embattled president, Mahmoud Abbas, sensing that the impasse may persist as long as Mr Netanyahu seems loth to dump his coalition's right-wing partners, have begun to push harder for the UN to recognise a Palestinian state within the 1967 line, even while Israel still militarily occupies the area. Some European governments, too, are toying with the idea of raising Palestine's status at the UN from that of observer to full member. Israel's government is confident, probably rightly, that the United States would veto such a move. But the notion of it is gaining ground, making some Israelis queasy.
In sum, it is not yet clear whether Mr Obama will tackle the Middle East conundrum with renewed vigour. There is no big reason why not, and no solid evidence that his perceived lack of love for Israel recently lost him many votes at home. But Palestinian gloom would deepen if, as has been rumoured, George Mitchell, whom the Palestinians respect, bows out in frustration as Mr Obama's chief envoy, while Dennis Ross, widely perceived as more partial to Israel, takes up a more influential role. If the logjam persists, calls for Mr Obama to present the Israelis, perhaps on their own turf, with his own detailed peace plan, will get louder.
Mr Netanyahu, not Mr Obama, is the real enigma. His record suggests a reluctance to make the compromises that could bring a deal. But neither his American nor his Palestinian nor even his Israeli interlocutors find him easy to interpret. No one is sure whether, from Israel's current perceived position of strength, he genuinely wants a lasting peace that would give the Palestinians a proper state. He leaves room for manoeuvre. He is flexible to a point of opportunism. Some of his age-old detractors think that he, like other Israeli hawks before him, could yet surprise everyone with a bid for a place in peacemaking history. But there is no sign of that yet.
This article appeared in the Middle East & Africa section of the print edition under the headline "Can Israel now say boo to America?"
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TAV Airports has undertaken the operation of International Terminal of Milas-Bodrum Airport, one of the major tourism destinations in Turkey, in addition to its Domestic Terminal. Being awarded the tender held last year for a bid amount of €717 million + VAT, TAV will operate Milas-Bodrum Airport until 2035.
TAV Airports, the leading global brand of Turkey in airport operations sector, has started to operate the International Terminal of Milas-Bodrum Airport. TAV was awarded the tender held by State Airports Authority (DHMI) and started the operation of domestic terminal on July 2014. TAV will be the operator of Milas-Bodrum Airport until the end of 2035.
TAV Airports President & CEO Sani Şener stated: "Milas-Bodrum Airport connects one of Turkey's most significant tourism centers to the rest of the world with an annual passenger capacity of almost 4 million. After we have taken over the operation of domestic terminal, we achieved a 16 per cent increase in the annual passenger capacity. Now, we will endeavor to deliver such performance at the international terminal. Today, the products and services of TAV are in use at 70 airports in 16 countries. We will utilize our know-how to carry Bodrum to the position it deserves. We believe that Bodrum will become the fourth largest city in Turkey within the next 15 to 20 years. By increasing the direct flights to the international terminal in close collaboration with local authorities and players of tourism industry, we are planning to make Bodrum a center of attraction which will be popular for all 12 months of the year."
Being one of the busiest airports of the Aegean Region of Turkey, Milas-Bodrum Airport was opened to international traffic in 1997. Located within the borders of Muğla province, the airport is situated between Milas and Bodrum, two important cities of antique Caria region. Furthermore, it plays a very significant role in the transportation to tourism centers such as Didim, Kuşadası, Söke of Aydın province as well as Muğla. The airport is only 32 km away from Bodrum, 12 km away from Milas and 82 km away from Didim.
TAV Airports submitted the winner bid (€717 million + VAT) in the tender which was held on March 2014 for the operating rights of Milas-Bodrum Airport until the end of 2035.
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Smith & Wesson's expansive M&P M2.0 Compact pistol series just got even more compact with the introduction of a model that features a 3.6-inch barrel.
Never one to rest on its laurels, Smith & Wesson continues to announce new handguns at a breakneck pace; the latest model to be revealed is a M&P M2.0 Compact pistol with a 3.6-inch barrel. It comes with the same features and magazine capacity found in the four-inch-barreled M2.0 models.
"When we launched the M&P M2.0 Compact pistol series with a 4-inch barrel last September, we knew it was just the first step in expanding the popular Compact pistol size offering. During the development process, there was considerable interest in a shorter, 3.6-inch barrel concept, and with this introduction, we're now able to offer our consumers a lighter, shorter compact pistol for concealed carry. While the barrel length is shorter, the M&P M2.0 Compact 3.6-inch pistol maintains the 15 round, 9mm magazine capacity of the Compact series– an important requirement for many of our customers," Jan Mladek, GM of the Smith & Wesson and M&P brands, said in a statement.
The 3.6-inch-barreled M&P M2.0 Compact comes with or without an ambidextrous thumb safety. In addition, this model sports an aggressively-textured grip; four interchangeable palmswell grip inserts; M2.0 trigger with a tactile, audible reset; white-dot front sight; and a white two-dot rear sight.
This gun is available in both 9mm and .40 S&W. The 9mm variant has a 15-round capacity, while the .40 S&W is a 13-rounder. The pistol ships with two magazines. Two magazine extender sleeves are also included for use with full size mags, Smith's presser says.
MSRP on the 3.6-inch M&P M2.0 Compact pistol is $569.