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Carbon emissions (Rev #19, changes)
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Quick figures
Carbon versus carbon dioxide
2010 Data from the German Federal Government
2008 IEA data
Historical carbon emissions
Future carbon emissions
In 2011, burning fossil fuels, cement manufacture, land-use change and deforestation put 10.4±\pm1 billion tonnes of carbon10.4±\pm1 billion tonnes of carbon (GtC) into the atmosphere. atmosphere, This according corresponds to theGlobal Carbon Project. This corresponds to 38.1 billion tonnes of carbon dioxide (GtCO2).
In 2011 the world's population was 7 billion, so carbon emissions amounted to 1.5 tonnes of carbon per person, or 5.45 tonnes of carbon dioxide per person.
In 2011, 9.5±\pm0.5 billion tonnes of carbon emissions were due to fossil fuels and cement manufacture while 0.9±\pm0.5 billion tonnes were due to land-use change and deforestation.
Including land-use change, deforestation and cement manufacture, carbon emissions have grown as follows, with a dip from 2008 to 2009:
gigatonnes of carbon
For a high-resolution image showing 2009 carbon emissions by country, click here:
For annual CO2 emissions listed per capita by country from 1991 1990 to 2008, 2011, gohere. For country totals, go here. For all greenhouse gas per capita emissions by country, go here, and for country totals of these go here.
For detailed data on carbon emissions in 2011, see the Global Carbon Budget 2012 put out by the Global Carbon Project.
For more data, visit CO2Now.
Since 2009, developing countries have been emitting more carbon dioxide than developed countries, and China now emits more than the US. However, the US emits much more carbon per capita than China. NEED FIGURES.
US carbon emissions from energy production have been dropping since 2009, and have now dropped to 1992 levels:
Be careful: some people talk about carbon while others talk about carbon dioxide. When you burn a ton of carbon you get about 3.67 tons of carbon dioxide. Neglecting this can cause big mistakes:
• Joe Romm, The biggest source of mistakes: carbon versus carbon dioxide. A factor of 3.67 makes a big difference when discussing climate.
Just remember: C has atomic mass 12, O has atomic mass 16, so CO2 has atomic mass 12+16+16=44, so a molecule of carbon dioxide is
44/12=3.666...44/12 = 3.666...
times as heavy as the atom of carbon that was burned to form it.
Scientists use GtC as an abbreviation for 'gigatonne of carbon'. A gigatonne is a billion (10 910^9) metric tons. A metric ton or tonne is about 10% bigger than an American ton, but if you're just trying to get rough idea of things and you're used to American units, you don't need to worry about this too much.
A gigatonne is also 10 1510^{15} grams, also known as a petagram.
Including land-use change, deforestation and cement manufacture, in 2010 emissions reached 10.0 billion tonnes of carbon (GtC), which corresponds to 36.7 billion tonnes of carbon dioxide (GtCO2).
In 2010 the world's population was 6.892 billion, so carbon emissions amounted to 1.45 tonnes of carbon per person, or 5.32 tonnes of carbon dioxide per person.
In 2007 people on the Earth burnt 8 gigatonnes of carbon. Since the population was roughly 6.6 billion, this means the average person burnt 1.2 tonnes of carbon. But the average American burnt 5.2 tonnes, while the average Chinese burnt 1.3 tonnes, and most people burnt less.
This chart lists the carbon dioxide emissions of countries worldwide:
List of countries by carbon dioxide emissions, Wikipedia.
This chart includes only CO2 emitted by fossil fuel burning and cement manufacture, not deforestation, change in land use, etc. Methane and other greenhouse gases are not included. Currently the list is based on data from 2007, taken from this report:
United Nations Statistics Division, Millennium Development Goals indicators: Carbon dioxide emissions (CO2), thousand metric tonnes of CO2 (collected by CDIAC).
One can also see per capita figures here, apparently computed using information from the same source.
List of countries by carbon dioxide emissions per capita, Wikipedia.
The entire world is listed as having emitted 29.3 gigatonnes of carbon dioxide in 2007. This corresponds to burning 8 gigatonnes of carbon. Since the population was roughly 6.6 billion, this means the average person emitted 4.4 tonnes of carbon dioxide by burning 1.2 tonnes of carbon.
The top eight countries are:
gigatonnes of CO2 in 2007
tonnes per capita
China 6.54 22.3% 4.9
United States 5.84 19.9% 18.9
India 1.61 5.50% 1.4
Russia 1.54 5.24% 10.8
Japan 1.25 4.28% 9.8
Germany 0.79 2.69% 9.6
Canada 0.56 1.90% 16.9
United Kingdom 0.54 1.84% 8.9
The following table compares the carbon dioxide emissions of several contries in 1990 and 2004, the data was compiled and provided by the German government:
On 6 October 2010, the International Energy Agency released its own data set (calculated using slightly different methods than CDIAC) for 2008 emissions that listed about 140 countries:
International Energy Agency, CO2 Emissions from Fuel Combustion - Highlights.
For US carbon emissions data see:
Environmental Protection Agency?, National Greenhouse Gas Emissions Data.
The following chart shows the emission of CO 2CO_2 by Germany according to the German federal government (Bundesamt für Statistik):
China's Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Mitigation Policies, Congressional Research Service, 10 September 2008.
Quoting from the summary of this report:
In June 2007, China released its National Climate Change Program, a plan to address climate change. The Program outlines activities both to mitigate GHG emissions and to adapt to the consequences of potential climate change. Within the Program, perhaps most challenging is China's goal to lower energy intensity 20% by 2010. The country fell short of its annual milestones, set in energy policies, in both 2006 and 2007; in July 2008, Premier Wen Jiabao and the State Council warned that meeting its energy intensity and emission reduction goals "remained an arduous task." Related goals include more than doubling renewable energy use by 2020, expansion of nuclear power, closure of inefficient industrial facilities, tightened efficiency standards for buildings and appliances, and forest coverage expanded to 20%. The Chinese, and some international observers, claim that China has been more proactive on climate change than some developed countries, though others are cautious of China's ability to achieve its goals. Meanwhile, Chinese business opportunities in clean and low carbon energy are expanding rapidly.
From this database:
RCP emissions database
one obtains a total of 355 GtC of fossil fuel emissions from preindustrial times to the year 2005, and about 160 GtC of other emissions (for example, land use changes), for a grand total of 510 GtC.
One can't predict the future, but one can make projections based on assumptions. Nathan Urban's paper with Klaus Keller, discussed in "week304" and "week305", uses this source:
William D. Nordhaus, 2007. The challenge of global warming: Economic models and environmental policy, Technical report, http://nordhaus.econ.yale.edu/DICE2007.htm.
William D. Nordhaus, A Question of Balance: Weighing the Options on Global Warming Policies, Yale University Press, New Haven, 2008.
Based on Nordhaus' work, Urban estimates that in a "business as usual" scenario, by the year 2300 we will have burnt 4800 gigatonnes worth of of carbon, compared to the roughly 510 gigatonnes we've burned far.
This projection assumes we get desperate for cheap energy and extract not only coal, oil and gas but also all the hard-to-get fossil resources in oil shales and tar sands, all the remaining coal, etc. It does not include the methane clathrates at the bottom of the sea.
Here's a graph from Urban and Keller's paper:
In this scenario carbon emissions peak around 2150 at about 23 gigatonnes carbon per year (84 gigatonnes CO2). By 2300 they've tapered off to about 4 GtC (15 GtCO2).
The figure of 4800 gigatons in the year 2300 is not the end of the story, because in his book Nordhaus estimates that 6000±\pm1200 gigatonnes of carbon are available to be burnt (again, not counting methane clathrates).
It's currently estimated that there are somewhere between 500 and 2500 gigatonnes of carbon in methane clathrates:
A.V. Milkov, Global estimates of hydrate-bound gas in marine sediments: how much is really out there?, Earth-Sci. Rev. 66 (2004). 183–197.
These recent figures are much less than earlier estimates.
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Can it be any worse than The Davinci Code?
I don't think it can. I really enjoyed A&D: The Book. Can this film move at a proper pace unlike it's dreary predecessor? Will Tom Hank's hair have any speaking roles in the future? I don't know!


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Marvin Sapp Appointed Metropolitan Bishop Within Global United Fellowship, Overseeing More Than 100 Churches In 19 States
[Marvin Sapp Sings During Final Evening Service of Global United Fellowship's The Gathering]
Even though he has a strenuous schedule as a dedicated pastor and sought after recording artist, Marvin Sapp has fully embraced the title and role of Bishop that was bestowed upon him in July of 2015 by Bishop Neil C. Ellis, presiding prelate of Global United Fellowship. In fact, he has been so dedicated to his assignment that he was recently given even more responsibility as Bishop Ellis announced that Sapp would be one of five leaders given expanded roles as Metropolitan Bishops.
In this role, Bishop Sapp will oversee more than 100 churches in the Central Deanery of Global United Fellowship, which includes the states of Kentucky, Louisiana, Michigan, Oklahoma, Ohio and Texas. This role is expanded from his previous role of Bishop over the North Central Province, where he oversaw 75 churches in 10 states.
Sapp says: "Bishop Ellis is a visionary, a caster of vision and a motivator. This is a wonderful opportunity for me because I am a servant at heart. Though people see me on stage, my heartbeat is serving others and, in particular, helping to empower other pastors. It is not only my responsibility but my great honor to encourage and build pastors and help to make them better and stronger, which helps to make our local churches better and stronger."
Bishop Ellis made the announcement on Friday, July 15, during Global United Fellowship's third annual gathering, which was held in Baltimore, Maryland. Other leaders appointed Metropolitan Bishops included Sir Walter Mack of Winston-Salem, North Carolina; Craig Johnson of Riverside, CA and Jeffrey Reeds of Petersburg, Virginia. Additionally, Bishop Brian Moore of Charlotte, North Carolina, was elevated from Metropolitan Bishop to Senior Metropolitan Bishop. During the week-long annual gathering, Sapp participated in daily instructional sessions and leadership meetings. He was also part of the Thursday evening praise and worship team led by Bishop Cortez Vaughn of Kansas City and also featuring Bishops Moore, James Nelson, Leofric Thomas and A.J. Wright. Sapp was the special guest psalmist for the closing service on Friday night.
Sapp says that Thursday evening was his personal highlight from this year's Gathering: "That evening was powerful. Helping to lead praise and worship, and seeing people respond to this lead so vigorously that the Spirit of the Lord broke and the preacher could not even preach was phenomenal. It let me know that the Holy Spirit is absolutely in control. Even though we had a program we were to adhere to, we were not so rigid that we HAD to have a preacher. When the Holy Ghost speaks, it is louder than any man's preaching gift could."
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i am getting so so ahead of myself in writing this post. i haven't yet caught you up on the fact that, within a month of moving in, we tore out the middle of our main floor. i haven't mentioned that the demolition took out our powder room, or that we've been living without one, or that my dreams about the mudroom project include putting a powder room back in. i have so many before and after pictures from that era to show you. but i can't help it. i'm too excited to move on to what's next.
we are gearing up to tackle a three-part remodel which will include an office, a mudroom, and a powder room.
as potty training looms in the next year or so for my youngest, i'm starting to think about all those trips upstairs to the bathroom, and how great it would be if i didn't have to do that.
i'm also thinking about tiny black and white parisian apartment bathrooms (thanks to elle decor), and how amazing hexagonal tile would look next to an elmo potty seat.
i have always known i wanted white marble hex tile with black accents, but i wasn't sure what pattern until i saw this. from the hudson milliner bed & breakfast.
a touch of brass or copper looks amazing against black and white tile. i would love to work some in, perhaps in exposed plumbing under the sink.
ever since i bought the may 2007 issue of martha stewart living, i knew i wanted a pale pink bathroom. her paint color, ballet slipper pink, is just right.
i don't think you can go wrong with classic white subway tile. the bathroom above has tons of inspiration beyond that though, with the basketweave floor (a runner up for sure), combination chrome & brass plumbing, an elaborate mirror, and of course, black and white.
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Alliance and Sirius Agree Defence Pact
Sirius Corporation has signed an agreement to provide the Alliance with ships, materials and personnel to help combat the Thargoids.
The Alliance Assembly and the Council of Admirals held a rare joint vote on the issue of inviting the megacorp to become a strategic defence partner. The motion was debated in private and reportedly passed by a slim majority.
Prime Minister Edmund Mahon told The Alliance Tribune:
"The danger posed by the Thargoids is increasing once more, perhaps accelerated by the loss of Aegis and a lack of any binding treaty between the superpowers. It is vital that we make a proactive decision to maintain security for Alliance systems."
"Sirius Corporation will work closely with the Alliance Defence Force to reinforce our member vessels, focusing exclusively on anti-xeno operations. In return, new commercial agreements will provide the company with increased access to certain financial endeavours."
Councillor Nakato Kaine spoke on behalf of several disapproving members of the Assembly:
"We are already too entwined with this ruthless corporate giant, so to hand our defences over to them is another blow to the Alliance's identity. It is also convenient that the details of the pact remain classified under military restrictions. We don't even know what price we're paying to hire Sirius to be our guard dog."


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Q: How to save DICOM image as JPEG without losing information I have a dicom image that when I open it in MATLAB it is like this:

However when I see that via dicomviewer it is like this:

How can I save these dicom images without loosing their information in .jpeg format due to compression process?
I want to save the image so that I can retrieve the same information as I get from the respective dicom image.
Is it possible?

A: DICOM image data is typically stored as 16-bit unsigned integers, so you'll want to make sure that your image is stored within a uint16 matrix prior to saving so MATLAB knows to save it as such. Also, for some image formats, MATLAB requires that we explicitly state the bit depth.
% Save as a 16-bit Baseline JPEG with the highest quality
imwrite(uint16(data), 'image.jpg', 'Quality', 100, 'BitDepth', 16);

% Save as a 16-bit Lossless JPEG
imwrite(uint16(data), 'image.jpg', 'Mode', 'lossless', 'BitDepth', 16)

% Save as a 16-bit JPEG 2000 Image
imwrite(uint16(data), 'image.jp2', 'Mode', 'lossless')

If you don't need a JPEG for any particular reason, I would recommend a PNG (lossless).
% Save as 16-bit PNG
imwrite(uint16(data), 'image.png')

See the full list of available 16-bit formats here.
For visualization in MATLAB, you can specify the second input to imshow (or use imagesc) to automatically scale the displayed gray scale values to the data within the image
imshow(data, [])    % or imagesc(data); axis image;

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On The CW drama series Nikita, actor Xander Berkeley plays Percy, the former head of Division who was usurped by one of his protégés and confined to prison. Never one to rest or waste time, Percy has been using his imprisonment to plot and plan for what's ahead, which is sure to be explosive.
Collider: How much fun is it to play a character who's always several moves ahead of everyone else?
XANDER BERKELEY: Oh, gosh, it's a lot of fun. I have a great deal of respect for the writers who do that thinking for me.
Without revealing anything, what can you say about what's coming up on the show, especially when it comes to your character?
BERKELEY: Well, emancipation is imminent, and going rogue is step one. He may seem like "the bad guy" in some people's minds, but I see him as a very positive thinker. When he wound up in prison, he didn't waste too much time feeling sorry for himself or getting bitter. He went, "This is good for me. I'll re-evaluate my life and enjoy the fact that I don't have pressure, for the first time in a long time, and I'll enjoy fooling everyone into thinking that, though I'm in prison, I still can call the shots and get them scurrying about." And, he did. He enjoyed reading and watching TV, and it was a good phase for him. He's been underground for a long time, so he'll have a good time, being back out in the world. It's a bit dangerous, but then so is everything in his life. He's a thrill-seeker, on that level, and a bit fearless, so he jumps back into being a rogue and finds that mode very refreshing. His next aim is to reclaim power with Division, and then use Division as a means to yet another end, which I'm not quite at liberty to say.
Have there been challenges to working in the same confined space and the same outfit?
BERKELEY: I found the outfit a bit challenging because I didn't feel like it was him. But, he got to bristle within it, and that was him. In a lot of ways, an actor is trained to embrace a challenge 'cause there's always gonna be choices and sometimes, if those choices are made for you, it just becomes clearer what the path is that you need to take. And, there's all the creativity that comes out of trying to use the space in a new way and use the minimalist body behavior to command respect and authority, even though you don't have any props to rely on. It was a very theatrical setting there and, as an actor, I really enjoyed the spareness of it and the focus that it brought.
Have you found any of his action particularly difficult for you to justify, in playing him, or have you found it easy to find reasons for his behavior?
BERKELEY: Well, I only question and challenge the writers when it's something that seems purely gratuitous, which it very, very rarely does. If I can't see it right away, they can help me see what's motivating him beyond menace. Sometimes he has to be threatening, in order to get people to do what he needs them to do, which he thinks is the right thing. In his mind, he sees things subjectively from his own perspective, as we all do, and believes his self-interest is for the greater good.
With as horrible as he can be at times, have you been surprised by how much viewers have really come to enjoy him?
BERKELEY: Yeah. I don't know about that because I don't follow any of that, so I just have to hope that what I'm doing is connecting. But, for me, he does seem like someone who uses his sense of humor and his cleverness as a way to beguile and charm people, so that they don't notice what he's up to. He has a way of being very casual. He can be intimidating and menacing when he needs to be, but he can also have a good sense of humor, and be a bit wry and detached about it all. He uses all of those different qualities to his benefit, to get what he wants.
How much fun has it been to work more closely this season with both Melinda Clarke and Lyndsy Fonseca?
BERKELEY: I've had a ball working with both of them. I think the fact that we really enjoy each other's company comes across in what we get to do, even though we're pitted against each other, and I think that happens in life sometimes. Certainly, when it comes to acting, you can really have fun playing at odds with somebody, if you really enjoy their company. Obviously, there's a clear history between Amanda and Percy, not that it's clear what it was. With Alex, as he has with all of his recruits, there's a paternal pride and a feeling of affection. He has this Svengali complex, but he remakes people in his own image. He gives them a new life and he sees himself as a father figure to them. He's a stern task master, but he feels an affection, and I think he definitely does towards Alex. He knows that she needs a father because hers was taken away.
Has playing a character who's so serious and controlled given you a stronger desire to do comedy?
BERKELEY: Yeah. It's funny because I find myself chomping at the bit. I had a scene last night with Maggie [Q] and Shane [West] and Aaron [Stanford], and this other character that's being brought into it, and I enjoy all of their company so much. I think I can safely say, without giving away too much, that I was a bit strapped down in the situation, but I still have the power, in my own mind. I think Percy uses his sense of humor to unsettle people and to get them off balance. It's a balancing act for me because it's fun to play the humor, but you don't want to play it so much that you dissipate the dramatic tension. It's always a balancing act between menacing and being amusing 'cause by playing against it, you increase the dramatic tension. It's like a scientist or a cook that has to watch the balance of the ingredients. But, I feel like I get to bring comedic elements, ever so subtley, into what I do without playing comedy. I feel like I do provide a laugh, here and there, and it satisfies that need, on my part. Although, I would love to do a comedy, yes.
At this point in your career, what do you look for when you're reading projects?
BERKELEY: For years, my criteria was to try to work with the best directors I could, to learn from them, and the best actors I could. I just wanted to put myself in good company, and also put myself in good hands with good cinematographers and good editors. I enjoyed the idea of becoming a master of disguise and flying under the radar, and maintaining a bit of anonymity while still working all the time, which was a joy for me. And, I chose jobs on the basis of travel and life experience and expanding as a person, as much as I could. Now that I have children, my criteria is changing a little bit because I don't want to be traveling around. I want to be a solid provider. So, becoming a little bit more prominent in the business is okay with me now.
In addition to this, there's a show that I'm involved with, that's got a home on the internet, on Hulu, but has been viewed around the world as a mini-series, called The Booth at the End. They're doing a second season of that, which I'll do at the end of this season of Nikita. That's a phenomenal role for me. It's the main character, and it gives me all the things that I like to do, as an actor. It's a Faustian, dark, not quite human guy that sits at the back booth of a diner, and people come to him because he can make things happen. He gives them a task. It's a little moral fable about what people are willing to do to get what they want, and there's all kinds of different colors and levels and dimensions to the character that I find really challenging and fun. Good writing is what it really comes down to.
Nikita airs on Friday nights on The CW.


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Originally from San Diego, California, Adrienne Rozells received her BA in Creative Writing from Oberlin College. She has published poetry, creative nonfiction, and microfiction in both print and online publications. Her work has been nominated for the Best Microfiction Anthology, the O. Henry Award, and the Best of the Net Prize. Adrienne's debut poetry book, caryatid heart, is available to order through Alien Buddha Press!
Adrienne worked as a teaching assistant for introductory fiction at Oberlin, where she also taught four semesters of Cryptozoology. She has served as a Writer in Residence at Langston Middle School, and worked as a youth writing instructor for Lake Eerie Ink. She currently serves as an ESOL tutor in the Hartford Public Library system. She is co-EIC at Catchwater Magazine, and EIC of Poor Yorick Journal. She previously read for Wild Roof Journal and Triquarterly. She is an MFA candidate at Western Connecticut State University.
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Spirit Skies is an international collaboration, which began in San Diego at Canyon Crest Academy. As a founding member and President of CCA's Envision Conservatory for the Humanities, Adrienne spent three years as the project lead. She wrote and edited the original script for Volume One, managed the writing and art teams, conceptualized the concept as well as characters, and helped to create the interactive website.
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> 	A quick look at these defintly shows some 64 bit issues.
some of the cast warnings go away by adding a "L" to the integer constant.
Could some of those 32-bit integers become longs instead?
If some of the warnings seem bogus I can try to ask the HP compiler folks.
BTW, would you like the same sort of log from 11.23?


Green Gears undertakes largest fleet conversion project to date.
Pat Cadam and Nick Rothman of Green Gears met with actor Rob Lowe in Santa Barbara to convert Lowe's Prius to PHEV as well as provide driver's training and vehicle support to maximize vehicle Mileage. Hymotion PHEV units are currently available for both individuals and fleets.


Supporters of our charity experienced the exhilaration of abseiling down Avon Gorge, Bristol, on Sunday 14 April.
Thirty people abseiled 200 feet down the gorge in our first abseil and their fundraising efforts will enable us to continue saving lives.
Among the abseilers were care home workers Xiaoying Xia, William Smith, Clare Nash and Penka Apostolova of Milford House, Salisbury.
Wiltshire Council Chairman councilor Allison Bucknell and her husband, Steve, a town councillor, of Royal Wootton Bassett, also abseiled.
Jacki Martin, assistant shop manager of Wiltshire Air Ambulance's charity shop in Devizes, braved her fears and completed the abseil.
The youngest participant was Lottie Litherland, 14, of Devizes. She is used to abseiling on an indoor climbing wall at Dauntsey's School but this was the highest she had abseiled outside.
The team of abseilers were cheered on by our volunteers and Marsha the mascot.
So far, the amount raised is more than £3,700.
Kenresa Stratford, events co-ordinator at Wiltshire Air Ambulance, said: "We are delighted at the success of our abseil at Avon Gorge. Thank you to Jake and the team at JT Expeditions for guiding our abseilers down safely and making the event memorable.
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Q: Make production build for web in appflow I deployed my app in ionic-appflow. It created a Web Build, it was build using command ionic build and due to which its vendor.js size is 4mb.
I want to create a production build using command like
ionic build --prod or
ionic build --aot

How do we do that in ionic-appflow ? My main concern is vendor.js size.


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When a Grown-Up, I am still the Child.
hey reptile, i answered back in my blog. abit. but im not answering whats it aabout that you commented just now, coz I think you know what it is about...email me about it, i promise from my heart that I would not jump and say thats the correct one (to escape) if its not.
but samajh nahin aaya ..
holds true for a lot of people i guess.
Don't you dare answer back at me!
You can convey the same in lesser words and more punctuations!
"Wah! Wah! Kya Likha Hein?"
Pree, Yeah it doesn't apply to you. Its not Fair and Lovely!
//holds true for a lot of people i guess.
Are you a lot of people?
Keeping a kid alive in us is as important as living life.
P.P.S: for the record, Fair and Lovely..??
by 'that' I meant ur comment..!


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BYB Staff
Spring Class Schedule 2023
2022 – 2023 Calendar
Online Registration 12/1/22 – GoMotion
Financial Agreements
Nutcracker Participant Information
Summer Workshop 2022
Monday, July 11th & Wednesday, July 13th, 2022
Monday, July 18th & Wednesday, July 20rd, 2022
BYB Students Beginning A and and Beginning B (2021-2022) and up with previous ballet training are eligible for BYB's Summer Workshop. Non-BYB students with previous ballet training ages 8 and up contact adalhi@bluegrassyouthballet.org for placement in our Summer Workshop programs. BYB welcomes males and females with a desire to learn ballet, who have a great love for dance, and are not afraid to push themselves to the next level under a healthy and positive environment. Spots will be filled on a first-come-first served basis. BYB reserves the right to adjust a student's class placement if necessary at any given time. Tuition fees are non-refundable except for documented cases of extreme illness/injury. Upon registration, students will be informed of additional information such as dress code, schedule and policies
We choose our faculty for our workshops based on their:
Outstanding experience and qualifications
Love for the art of dance and teaching
Professionalism and good work ethics
Belief in teaching students to excel
Desire to make a difference in a student's life
Adalhi Aranda, Director and Founder
Mrs. Adalhi will be teaching Conditioning, Pointe, Ballet Technique Variations, and Choreography throughout the intensives.
Adalhi Aranda, founder and director of Bluegrass Youth Ballet, is originally from Leon, Mexico. She trained under the Royal Academy of Dancing system. She continued in Guadalajara where she became a professional dancer and started teaching. There she was the founder and director of a small ballet school where she started her creative process of choreographing full-length ballets.
Adalhi moved to the US in 1994 and danced at Evansville Dance Theatre, IN where she also served as Ballet Mistress. She continued her career as a dancer and teacher when she moved to Lexington in 1999. She danced for Lexington Ballet, Ballet Theatre of Chicago and Kentucky Ballet Theatre, where she directed the Academy.
She has attended the Vaganova Syllabus seminar in Connecticut. Adalhi has danced numerous soloist and demi-soloist roles such as Sugar Plum Fairy (The Nutcracker), Swanilda (Coppelia), Paquita, Romeo and Juliet, Dracula, Sleeping Beauty, Giselle and others.
Adalhi created Bluegrass Youth Ballet in 2003 to satisfy the need for high quality dance education in a healthy, fun and encouraging environment. Here the students are the priority and are provided with performance opportunities.
She has also created numerous full length ballets, such as Pied Piper, Arabella's Journey, Alebrijes – a dream that became art, Tales of tails, and her signature Nutcracker in One Act and Dia de los Muertos – performed for hundreds of people every year. She has also created short pieces such as Huapango, Hechizo de Luna, Banjo Fun, Four Seasons, El Baile, Ara and many others.
Several of Adalhi's students have followed professional careers as dancers in companies such as New York City Ballet, Dance Theatre of Tennessee, California Ballet, Anchorage Ballet, Ballet Magnificat!, Atlanta Ballet, Augsburg Ballett and others. Her students every year are accepted in prestigious ballet summer programs such as Boston Ballet, American Ballet Theatre, School of American Ballet, Joffrey Ballet, Pacific Northwest Ballet, Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre, Ballet Chicago, North Carolina School for the Arts, Cincinnati Ballet, Nutmeg Ballet and others. Her students also have participated in the Youth America Grand Prix Ballet competition and have placed high in their categories, and have qualified to perform at the finals in NYC.
Adalhi has a daughter, Adalhi Elena who was born in 2003, and a son, Mariano Renato who was born in 2008.
Adalhi Corn, Guest Teacher
Adalhi Corn grew up studying at Bluegrass Youth Ballet, where she was given many opportunities and roles such as "Estelita" from "Dia de los Muertos", "Alice" from "Alice in Wonderland", "The Apprentice" from "The Sorcerer's Apprentice" and many Nutcracker roles. In 2014, she was the finalist of the Youth America Grand Prix international competition to perform at Lincoln Center in New York City, and in 2016 she won 3rd place at the Dance Cincinnati Youth Competition. She has been accepted and attended several summer intensive programs such as Next Generation Ballet, Central Pennsylvania Youth Ballet, Cincinnati Ballet, and New York Dance Project. In 2019, she was honored to follow her mothers footsteps and dance the most sought out role of the Sugar Plum Fairy in the Nutcracker. In 2020, she was chosen as a top 24 contestant at the Youth America Grand Prix in Atlanta. From 2020-2021, she continued her training at Cincinnati Ballet in Cincinnati Ohio, and from 2021-2022, she trained at New York Dance Project in New York City. She continues pursuing her career in classical Ballet in New York this year.
Each workshop is $60.00/week
Registration fee of $15.00 (waived if enrolled by May 31, 2022)
10% discount off tuition for students enrolled in all weeks
Beginning A and Beginning B
Monday and Wednesday 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Conditioning, Ballet, Contemporary
Tuition per week $60
Register for Beginning A/B Summer Workshop
For enrollment questions contact: enrollment@bluegrassyouthballet.org
For placement questions contact: adalhi@bluegrassyouthballet.org
Visit our Rules and Policies for more information
Creative Movement & Pre-Ballet
Creative Movement (3 and 4 yr olds)
This 45-minute class meets once a week and captures the joy of dancing in the students. Using playful, creative stories and themes we begin basic ballet technique, conditioning and strengthening exercises, and free form and structured group movement activities. Ballet vocabulary and class etiquette are introduced in preparation for pre-ballet.
One class per week
$240 per semester
Saturday 9:15 am – 10:00 am
Pre-Ballet classes are one hour long and meet once a week. The class more closely follows the structure of a ballet technique class, but still allows for use of the students' imaginations. The class begins with conditioning exercises worked around a creative theme to stretch and strengthen their muscles. Students will become familiar with the use of the ballet barre as well as ballet terminology, body placement, class etiquette, and musicality.
Pre-Ballet 1 (5 yr old or first-year student)
Saturday 10:15 am – 11:15 am
Pre-Ballet 2 (6, 7 yr old or second-year student)
Monday 4:00 pm – 5:00 pm
DRESS CODE:
Students in the Primary Division are required to wear the official BYB uniform sold in our boutique. It is a light pink leotard embroidered with the BYB logo (available in a camisole, short sleeves, and long sleeves), and it has a chiffon skirt attached. Also, light pink footed tights and pink leather ballet shoes are required. Hair must be worn in a tight bun for each class. For safety reasons please refrain from wearing jewelry to class.
Boys should wear a white T-shirt, black tights or shorts, white socks, and black or white leather ballet shoes.


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Buxbaumia er en slægt af mosser med omkring 12 arter i verden, hvoraf to findes i Danmark. Slægten er opkaldt efter den tyske botaniker Johann Christian Buxbaum (1693-1730).

 Rundkapslet buxbaumia Buxbaumia aphylla
 Grøn buxbaumia Buxbaumia viridis

Kilder
 Mogensen, G.S. & Goldberg, I. Danske og latinske navne for mosser, der forekommer i Danmark, 2005. pdf-dokument
 Smith, A. J. E. The Moss Flora of Britain and Ireland, 2004, Cambridge University Press,
 Jenssen, J. Ordbog for Gartnere og Botanikere, 1944, G.E.C. Gads Forlag, København

Mosslægter
Buxbaumiaceae

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In part one of this blog post series, I started talking about some of the possibilities and opportunities that SAP Profitability and Cost Management (PCM)'s automation tools provide. This is a follow-up post that talks about a few further examples.
To recap briefly, you can combine various bits of SAP PCM to side-step manual processes like roll-forward, data acquisition and hierarchy maintenance. Some of the benefits of automation are that you can reduce the risk of error, reduce key-person dependencies, implement an automatic audit trail, and save time. The saving of time is hugely important to getting business benefits from PCM, because it frees people up to actually use the data from SAP PCM, instead of spending their time nursing the system to produce that data.
Data Bridge: SAP PCM's data acquisition tool can update a PCM model's structure and data from input sources in a wide variety of formats.
One real-life problem that I've dealt with recently is where a user wanted to move model data from one version to another, within the same model. The users wanted the ability to regularly take a copy of their latest forecast, and run some scenarios on it; when they were satisfied with the scenario, they wanted to replace the original forecast with this scenario.They also didn't want to just use a separate copy of the SAP PCM model for the scenario modelling; they needed the original forecast and the scenario to be in the same model so that they could easily compare the two.
This was done by putting a button on a book.The VB Script behind the button called PCM Console, and PCM Console ran the appropriate data out to an XML file, using an export specification (ESP) file to specify the data that was transferred. The ESP file was configured to select the Forecast version, but also to map it to the Scenario version. That way, we could simply reimport the XML back into the model, as part of the same PCM Console job and the data would automatically go into the Scenario version.
When the users had had a chance to amend the Scenario version, and they were happy with it, we just ran a similar PCM Console process, but in reverse: we exported the Scenario version to XML (mapping the version to Forecast), then imported it back into the model.
We found a problem, though. Whichever direction we were transferring data, we found that if data already existed in a given cell in the target version, but didn't exist in the source version, then that cell wasn't overwritten by the data being loaded. Consequently, there was a pretty good chance that our target version was going to end up not as a clean copy of the source version, but as a copy of the source version with remnants of the original data scattered around here and there.
Run a Data Bridge Import to load the CSV back in, but ignore the values from the CSV and force a data value of zero instead for every row - this is done by using a REPEAT statement in the Data Bridge specification file.
This wiped the data in the target version that we wanted wiping, and left the rest untouched, so we could then run the PCM Console steps to transfer the data.
As you can see, although the initial requirement seemed simple, it turned out that managing the data was more complicated that we at first thought. Automating this process, rather than handling it manually, was definitely beneficial because any misstep in the manual process here could have led to incorrect data in the model. Worse, this was a situation that might well have remained undetected.
Use SAP PCM automation to export models regularly. This is definitely worth considering. The idea is to use a scheduling tool, like Windows Task Scheduler, which allows you to run a program at a pre-determined time. So you could set it up to run PCM Console at (say) 3:00AM; PCM Console would open each important model in turn, and export it in its entirety to XML. It's also a good idea to get Windows Task Scheduler to send an email to selected users, perhaps attaching the PCM log file, so that the users can see whether the backups are running successfully. The last thing you need, when one day you desperately need that backup, is to find that the backups haven't been running for six months.
Note that you don't need to just choose one of the above options. There's no problem with having PCM Console backup models to XML and having the IT department run their database backups – in fact it's highly recommended, because then you're (almost) safe even if one of the backup mechanisms fails.
To carry out a one-off export of information from SAP PCM to an external file is straightforward. Using the Export option in Model Builder, you can select the tables and dimensions you want, and then click a button to send the data (or results, or model structure, or security tables) to a file.
If you save the selections to an Export Specification (ESP) file, you can repeat the same export as well. And you can call the ESP file from PCM Console, so it's programmable too.
What's not so easy is dynamically changing the data that you export. Say, for example, that you only want to export a particular period, or the Responsibility Centers within a selected division.
What you need to do here is dynamically build an ESP file, then run it using PCM Console.
The ESP file is a simply a text file; in fact it's an XML file. You can open an ESP file in an XML editor, or Windows Notepad, and see what it looks like. In fact, if you're going to get a book script to create an ESP file for you, this is the best place to start. Create an ESP file from within Model Builder, then have a look at its contents. This gives you the exact structure of file that you want your script to produce.
Add an extra step to the button's script so that it calls a PCM Console job. Set up the PCM Console job so that it logs in to PCM, opens the model, and then exports data, using the dynamically-generated ESP above.
So there are a few examples of what's possible with PCM automation, to get you thinking. There are many more possibilities than I've shown you here, but the tools are very powerful so almost anything you might want to automate is possible. If I had one wish it would be that some of these features were exposed via a proper API, but maybe that's something that could be added by SAP in the future!


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Related topics: Manufacturing
TX: Construction Begins on New Johns Manville Plant, to Employ 50+
Dirt started moving recently on the new Johns Manville (JM) plant being constructed in the Hillsboro industrial park. The company is a global building and specialty products manufacturer and a Berkshire Hathaway Company that announced in January that it was locating in Hillsboro.
COVID 19 slowed the construction process slightly but the company closed on the property in early August and the building contractor moved onto the location off of Pecos Street, which is now Johns Manville Drive in front of the business site.
Dubbed Project Maverick initially the company first started looking at the community in April of last year, according to Arthur Mann, administrator for the Hillsboro Economic Development Corporation (HEDC). The JM plant is expected to be operational by late 2021 and will employ more than 50 people.
In making the announcement earlier this year, Joe Smith, president of JM's Roofing Systems business, said, "There are tremendous growth opportunities in the Southwest for polyiso products.
"Three of the 10 largest cities in the country are a short drive from Hillsboro, and some of our largest roofing contractors are located within the service area."
The Hillsboro plant will manufacture polyiso products including ENRGY 3® roof insulation, ProtectoR® HD high density cover board, AP® Foil Faced Foam sheathing and GoBoard® tile backer.
These polyiso products are preferred in the market due to their high R-value per inch and the lightweight strength and durability they offer for several building applications, JM officials said.
The Hillsboro facility will also include a JM roofing distribution center. The warehouse will stock many JM products, including TPO and TPO accessories, to help JM meet local demand.
Hughes Commercial Real Estate and Development is the developer on the project. The company has approximately 80 acres from the Ethel England estate that will accommodate three industrial plants.
In addition to New Market Tax Credits availability, the Hillsboro Economic Development Corporation owned rail spur were major selling points on the project.
The City of Hillsboro also secured a $1 million Texas Capital Fund grant through the Texas Department of Agriculture (TDA). It will be used to extend Johns Manville Drive and water and wastewater lines to the tract.
JM becomes Hillsboro's second Berkshire Hathaway Company joining Clayton Supply just across the street from the proposed site.
The Denver-based company has been in business since 1858, has annual sales of over $3 billion and holds leadership positions in all of the key markets that it serves.
JM employs 8,000 people and operates 46 manufacturing facilities in North America, Europe and China.
Travel restriction implemented at the corporate level due ot eh pandemic is preventing JM officials from attending an official groundbreaking. A celebration will be held when the plant is dedicated.
Additional information can be found at www.jm.com.
Related Links :
Texas Economic Development Corporation


There are two types of cyclists in this world; those that want to go fast, and those that don't. The upgraded and evolved, 2019 Trek Madone satisfies the appetite of those riders who dream about speed. Put yourself in the saddle of this bike for a second… You're going flat-out… You're dropping down on the handlebars… You're tucking in your arms… You're fixing your eyes on the speeding tarmac…. You're hearing the bike pierce the air… You're feeling the smooth roll of the wheels, every time you pedal… You've got rhythm, you've got symmetry, and you're manufacturing speed like it's nothing!
Our ride on the 2019 Madone is probably best described by what you've just read. Nothing but pure elegance from Trek's flagship aero-road bike. We've mentioned that its fast. We've mentioned that it's a wind weapon. But is it comfortable? As far as aerodynamically focused road bikes go, yes it is. Trek have managed to combine all three essential aspects of road bikes, into one. Lets find out how.
The Madone SLR 6 follows a perfectly designed shape of a plane wing if you look it straight in the eyes. Trek's 700 Series OCLV carbon fibre material forms the frame's lightweight and aero features. The wind flow around and over the bike is seamless, and this is because of the down-tube that takes form in what Trek call, a KVF aero shape. Along with wing-like, Bontrager dropper handlebars; clinched by an aero stem, that uses the brand's Blendr technology to integrate your cycling computer, without buying extra mounts. Even though the Madone is centred around aerodynamics, the designers at Trek kept a clear mind in adding practical features to the bike itself.
Comfort is key with any road bike, especially if you intend to spend more than 2 hours in the saddle. The Madone's comfort levels are acceptable for a bike of its standard. It comes with an adjustable Top-Tube IsoSpeed decoupler, which lets the seat post flex under impacts from irregular roads. The bar and stem of the bike, are also adjustable and can allow you to fine tune how the bike handles. Bontrager's Montrose Elite lightweight saddle also made a difference in comfort. It was less restricting to leg movement and was quite well cushioned.
Components can make or break any bike. Trek, however, are well acquainted with desires of road bike riders. Therefore, when questioning what components were best for the Madone, they looked at what was the most functional. For starters, going with flat-mount hydraulic disc brakes made braking solid and reliable on the Madone SLR 6. Minimizing the strain on your hands. And that's a point a we'll always argue. Integrating with the disc brakes was Shimano's Ultegra drivetrain that literally gets smoother every time you shift.
Trek's road bike geometry is always on point, and provides riders with a little bit of everything, from responsive handling to rider proportional sizing. The Madone SLR 6 makes use of the brand's H1.5 FIT frame measurements. Which have been tried and tested countless times, with the Trek Segafredo, and Drops cycling teams. You can play around and find out what geometry works for you. However, our test bike was 56cm frame size, with which we got a 73.3-degree seat post angle, and 73.5-degree head-tube angle.
Keep it Fast and Low!
The Madone SLR 6 is like a fighter jet on steroids! Its unique and full-out aerodynamic design can pierce the air efficiently. The bike creates an ideal setup that almost comes as a second nature, to duck-down into an aero-tuck. Which gets you out of the full brunt of wind resistance.
Having been tested and raced by pro teams around the world at grand tours and one day events, Trek's Madone has a perfect design for climbing and descending. Its low and fast! The cassette on the Ultegra drivetrain can feel like its meant for really hard pedaling, with its smaller gear ratio. Nevertheless, it was lenient enough to get us up a fair amount hills, without burning out. One thing that we really like about aero road bikes, is the stiffened up frame. During a sprint you simply have to pick a line with the bike, and it holds it. No matter how hard you hit the pedals. The same can be said coming down descends. It didn't wobble around, instead it was smooth and firm, even when banking on corners. The slightly thicker handlebars supplied good grip, and great control over this race horse.
A good review is never complete without a few criticisms over a bike or product. And so sadly, yes. There were a few things we didn't like on the Madone SLR 6. Mainly, the tyres. We're not sure if this was just a bad batch of rubber, but we had a lot of punctures! Most of the punctures' cause was from a simple stone, and we couldn't fathom why. It could've been that we were running the tyre pressure too high, and thus we lowered it. Alas, no-luck. The punctures still accrued. We eventually put it down to the fact that Bontrager's R3 Hard-case Lite tyre set, are not that durable. In fact, that's quite a hick-up, because it's enough to dampen your mood on a ride. Perhaps a tyre swap on this bike model, to one with a harder compound, is in order.
The big question is, does the 2019 Trek Madone SLR 6 Disc do enough to break away from the pack, and get you to the finish first? In our opinion, it does! As far as technology goes, the brand's IsoSpeed and smoothly moulded carbon fibre, along with integrated disc brakes, are able to enhance your performance greatly. While the bike did lack a bit of agility, and the tyres weren't impressive, the Madone is still elite when it comes to speed. It'll keep you living life in the fast lane!


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Eefke Mulder (born 13 October 1977 in Nijmegen, Gelderland) is a Dutch field hockey player, who played as a midfielder for Dutch club NMHC Nijmegen. She made her debut for the Netherlands national team on 2 June 1997 at the Champions Trophy in Berlin.

Mulder was a member of the Dutch squad that won the silver medal at the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens. She was also part of the Dutch squad that became World Champions at the 2006 Women's Hockey World Cup in Madrid.

At the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing she won an Olympic gold medal with the Dutch national team beating China in the final 2–0.

References
  Dutch Olympic Committee

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1977 births
Living people
Dutch female field hockey players
Olympic field hockey players of the Netherlands
Olympic gold medalists for the Netherlands
Olympic silver medalists for the Netherlands
Olympic medalists in field hockey
Field hockey players at the 2004 Summer Olympics
Field hockey players at the 2008 Summer Olympics
Medalists at the 2004 Summer Olympics
Medalists at the 2008 Summer Olympics
Sportspeople from Nijmegen
NMHC Nijmegen players
20th-century Dutch women
21st-century Dutch women


Hotel Britannia is the ideal place for families with children. Our 4-star hotel is furnished with every comfort and the necessary equipment to make your holiday here at Hotel Britannia an unforgettable one.
At our private beach there is ample space between the sunshades and the sand is very fine.
An ideal place to build sandcastles or tracks so that you can challenge your friends in endless games of marbles.
The fun begins here. We also have playgrounds at the beach and at the hotel, fields of beach volley and beach tennis and toys.
In the evening there are shows on the big terrace which are organized especially for a young audience.
…. everything a parent may need. Our cooks are always at your service: should you need a vegetable broth or a vegetable puree, just ask.
For the parents' peace of mind, at meal times we offer a baby-sitting service free of charge.


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What happened overnight? Police blotter report for Monday, Jan. 28
Last Update: 1:00 p.m. Monday, Jan. 28, 2019
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Watertown Police Department:
Everton A. Johnson, 23, of 210 N. Indiana Ave., Watertown, was charged by Watertown police at 2:23 a.m. Monday, Jan. 28, at Fastrac, 1708 State St., with trespassing. Police said he ignored multiple requests to leave the business and remained outside the front door. He is summoned to appear Feb. 13 in City Court.
Kristal A. Larkin, 33, of7929 Hayes Rd., Lorraine, was charged by Watertown police at 6:45 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 27, at the Metro-Jefferson Public Safety Building with third-degree forgery. She is accused of forging the name of Elizabeth M. May, Redwood, on a receipt at Price Chopper, 1283 Arsenal St., to obtain a refund on a floral account at about 2:13 p.m. Jan. 20, according to court documents. Ms. Larkin is summoned to appear Feb. 7 in City Court.
Black River / Evans Mills Village Police Department:
Oswego County Sheriff's Office:
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Jefferson County Sheriff's Office:
Ryan M. Fowler, 25, of 10314 4th Armored Div. Dr., Fort Drum, was charged by Jefferson County sheriff's deputies at 2:48 a.m. Sunday, Jan. 27, at Route 11 and Holms Road in the town of LeRay with driving while intoxicated and speeding. A blood alcohol content of 0.08 percent or more is considered proof of intoxication under state law. Deputies did not provide his BAC. He is summoned to appear Feb. 11 in LeRay Town Court.
Robert D. Killmer, 25, of 24478 Back St., Felts Mills, was charged by Jefferson County sheriff's deputies at 10:38 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 26, at Route 3 and Cemetery Road in the town of Rutland with driving while intoxicated, crossing hazard markings and failure to keep right. A blood alcohol content of 0.08 percent or more is considered proof of intoxication under state law. Deputies did not provide his BAC. He is summoned to appear Feb. 12 in Rutland Town Court.
Official: Jefferson County Sheriff's Office
New York State Police:
Andrew S. Converse, 36, Watertown, was charged by state police with first-degree criminal contempt, a class "E" felony and second-degree harassment, a violation. Converse is charged with violating a court order of protection after a physical altercation with the female victim outside a residence on Porter Road in the town of LeRay, troopers said. He was arraigned in LeRay Town Court and remanded to the Jefferson County Jail on $1,500 cash bail /$3,000 bond. Converse is scheduled to appear back in the town of LeRay Court at 1:30 p.m. Jan. 30, 2019.
Cody J. Bottoms, 22, Philadelphia, was charged by state police at 12:11 a.m. Sunday, Jan. 27, on LeRay Street in Evans Mills with driving while intoxicated. A blood alcohol content of 0.08 percent or more is considered proof of intoxication under state law. Troopers did not provide his BAC. He is summoned to appear in LeRay Town Court.
Timothy S. Oyer, 58, Whitesboro, was charged by state police at 6:12 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 26, in the southbound lane of Interstate 71 in the town of Adams with driving while intoxicated. A blood alcohol content of 0.08 percent or more is considered proof of intoxication under state law. Troopers did not provide his BAC. He is summoned to appear in Adams Town Court.
Chad A. Petrus, 42, Constableville, was charged by state police at 8:30 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 26, on West Road in the town of West Turin with driving while intoxicated and failure to keep right. A blood alcohol content of 0.08 percent or more is considered proof of intoxication under state law. Troopers did not provide his BAC. He is summoned to appear in West Turin Town Court.
Edward Schuerfeld, 51, Harrisville, was charged by state police at 8:57 p.m. Friday, Jan. 25, in the town of Diana with felony driving while intoxicated. A blood alcohol content of 0.08 percent or more is considered proof of intoxication under state law. Troopers did not provide his BAC. The charge is a felony due to a previous conviction within the past 10 years, troopers said. He is summoned to appear in Diana Town Court.
Trevor D. Wright, 27, Waddington, was charged by state police at 2:09 a.m. Sunday, Jan. 27, with aggravated DWI on State Highway 37, in the town of Oswegatchie, after he lost control of his vehicle and struck a snow bank. Wright entered the intersection from New York Avenue attempting to head east on State Highway 37 driving his 2016 Dodge Ram 1500. His vehicle failed to negotiate the turn and struck the snow bank on the south shoulder of State Highway 37, troopers said. No damage occurred as a result. Wright's blood alcohol content was determined to be 0.24 percent. A BAC of 0.08 percent or more is considered proof of intoxication under state law. Aggravated DWI, which carries harsher penalties upon conviction, is charged when the BAC is 0.18 percent or greater. He was charged with aggravated DWI and further ticketed for moved from lane unsafely, improper left turn and drinking alcohol in a motor vehicle. Wright was released with tickets to appear in Oswegatchie Town Court.
Jeremy V. Charles, 38, Remsen, was charged by state police at 2:40 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 26, at 7155 Route 12 in the town of Lowville with petit larceny. He is summoned to appear in Lowville Town Court.
Official: New York State Police
Jefferson County Fire and Emergency Management
Watertown Police Department Activity 7AM Sunday to 7AM Monday, Jan. 28
07:12:40 01/27/19 Alarms 531 MEADE ST; PUBLIC HEALTH
07:22:58 01/27/19 Alarms 536 ARSENAL ST; SHAKERS BAR
08:27:48 01/27/19 Aban/Hangup 1190 ARSENAL ST; THE INN AT 81
09:00:56 01/27/19 Arraignments 245 WASHINGTON ST; CITY COURT
09:17:07 01/27/19 Alarms 1222 ARSENAL ST; AARON'S STORE
09:48:28 01/27/19 Traffic Incidnt 317 WASHINGTON ST; STATE OFFICE BUILDING
10:23:42 01/27/19 Damge/Vand/Msch 751 WATERMAN DR; PUBLIC SAFETY BUILDING
10:36:21 01/27/19 Alarms 803 MILL ST
10:46:54 01/27/19 Traffic Viol/Hz 1330 WASHINGTON ST; TOPS
11:00:22 01/27/19 Suspicious 728 MORRISON ST
11:44:04 01/27/19 Suspicious 125 WARD ST
12:13:04 01/27/19 Traffic Viol/Hz GAFFNEY DR & COMMERCE PARK DR; ROUNDABOUT
12:05:40 01/27/19 Theft 751 WATERMAN DR; PUBLIC SAFETY BUILDING
12:56:49 01/27/19 Serve Papers 1620 HUNTINGTON ST; HUNTINGTON HEIGHTS; APT M6
12:06:21 01/27/19 Traffic Incidnt 139 BISHOP ST
13:02:53 01/27/19 Suicidal Person 847 LERAY ST; APT 114
13:20:23 01/27/19 Animal 101 CREEKWOOD DR; CREEKWOOD APARTMENTS
13:43:55 01/27/19 Found Property 264 S MASSEY ST; APT D
13:44:45 01/27/19 Disturb/Nuisnce 1708 OHIO ST; APT 134
14:47:25 01/27/19 Alarms 224 N PLEASANT ST
14:51:21 01/27/19 Domestic Dist 1708 OHIO ST
15:06:44 01/27/19 Domestic Dist 254 E MAIN ST
15:06:28 01/27/19 Domestic Dist 263 STATE ST
15:33:06 01/27/19 Domestic Dist 110 COMMERCE PARK DR; COMFORT INN
15:40:25 01/27/19 Domestic Dist 1290 ARSENAL ST; HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS
15:57:51 01/27/19 Harass/Stal/Thr 912 HUNTINGTON ST
16:32:11 01/27/19 Traffic W/Injur STATE ST & N HAMILTON ST
16:47:23 01/27/19 Public Service 114 HIGH ST; APT B,
16:52:49 01/27/19 V&T Stop 1200 ARSENAL ST
17:06:07 01/27/19 Domestic Dist 751 WATERMAN DR; PUBLIC SAFETY BUILDING
17:46:12 01/27/19 Police Callback 1119 FRANKLIN ST
17:46:57 01/27/19 Police Callback 513 OLIVE ST; APT LOWER
17:58:05 01/27/19 Traffic Incidnt CHARLES ST & MILL ST
17:58:37 01/27/19 Suspicious 446 ARSENAL ST;N MEADOW SIDE OF HOUSE
17:29:48 01/27/19 Theft 1736 BURNS AVE;APT F
18:58:45 01/27/19 Traffic Viol/Hz 1700 HUNTINGTON ST; WATERWORKS PARK
19:06:11 01/27/19 Domestic Dist 1429 GILL ST
19:25:27 01/27/19 Police Callback 213 S MEADOW ST
20:45:42 01/27/19 Disturb/Nuisnce 214 CLINTON ST,
21:07:27 01/27/19 V&T Stop 1268 ARSENAL ST; INTERSTATE MOBIL
21:11:27 01/27/19 Fraud / Decept 23858 STATE ROUTE 126; STEWARTS
22:02:35 01/27/19 V&T Stop 700 COFFEEN ST
22:38:09 01/27/19 Alarms 144 EASTERN BLVD;WASH'S LAUNDRY NORTHLAND PLAZA
00:02:53 01/28/19 Robbery/Carjack 223 STATE ST
00:15:04 01/28/19 V&T Stop 26970 STATE ROUTE 126, RUTLAND(T)
02:09:14 01/28/19 Suspicious 1709 STATE ST; FASTRAC
02:20:34 01/28/19 2 To 6 Parking 400 S HAMILTON ST
03:11:49 01/28/19 Traffic Viol/Hz 616 LANSING ST
03:37:25 01/28/19 2 To 6 Parking 1 MAYWOOD TERR; MAYWOOD TERRACE
03:42:57 01/28/19 Alarms 948 BRADLEY ST; MIDWAY INTERNATIONAL LOGISTICS
04:00:19 01/28/19 Assist-Law 200 E LYNDE ST
04:11:03 01/28/19 Traffic Viol/Hz 600 STATE ST
04:14:52 01/28/19 2 To 6 Parking S MEADOW ST & PINE ST
City of Watertown Fire Department Activity 7AM Sunday to 7AM Monday, Jan. 28
09:04:00 01/27/19 FALL 820 RUTLAND PL
10:09:51 01/27/19 FALL 332 ARLINGTON ST; BACK DOWN APT
14:08:54 01/27/19 HEMORRHAGE/LAC 321 WILLIAM ST; APT 1/2
14:38:28 01/27/19 FALL 101 CREEKWOOD DR; CREEKWOOD APARTMENTS
17:59:59 01/27/19 WIRES/TREE DOWN555 MILL ST
06:46:50 01/28/19 WIRES/TREE DOWN KEYES AVE & FRANKLIN ST
Official: watertowncityfire.com
Fort Drum Fire Dept. Activity 7AM Sunday to 7AM Monday, Jan. 28
05:50:28 01/28/19 TRAFFIC W/INJUR 413 ST LAWRENCE AVE; LERAY(T)
Carthage Fire Dept. Activity 7AM Sunday to 7AM Monday, Jan. 28
10:14:32 01/27/19 WIRES/TREE DOWN917 ALEXANDRIA ST, CARTHAGE(V)
Calcium Fire Dept. Activity 7AM Sunday to 7AM Monday, Jan. 28
09:39:20 01/27/19 BREATHING PROBL 26513 HERRICK DR; CANDLEWOOD SUITES
Town of Watertown Fire Dept. Activity 7AM Sunday to 7AM Monday, Jan. 28
08:44:29 01/27/19 ODOR IN BLDG 21341 COUNTY ROUTE 202; SAMS CLUB; BAKERY
18:20:32 01/27/19 SICK PERSON 17481 US ROUTE 11; NORTHLAND ESTATES LOT 6K
04:32:39 01/28/19 TRAFFIC INCIDNT SANDY CREEK VALLEY RD & COUNTY ROUTE 67
Sackets Harbor Fire Dept. Activity 7AM Sunday to 7AM Monday, Jan. 28
10:46:00 01/27/19 UNCONS/FAINTING 20040 MORIN LN S, HOUNSFIELD(T)
13:06:27 01/27/19 FIRE ALARM 20400 OLD ROME RD; CIVES CORP
Mannsville Fire Dept. Activity 7AM Sunday to 7AM Monday, Jan. 28
09:22:37 01/27/19 TRAFFIC W/INJUR I 81 MM 135 N; U:, ELLISBURG(T) 1
Jefferson County Sheriff's Office Activity 7AM Sunday to 7AM Monday, Jan. 28
07:15:46 01/27/19 Alarms NORTHERN FEDERAL CREDIT, WEST CARTHAGE(V)
07:36:43 01/27/19 Alarms 105 W MAIN ST; CRISSY BEANS BAKERY, SACKETS HRBR(V)
09:22:37 01/27/19 Traffic W/Injur I 81 MM 135 N; ELLISBURG(T),
09:24:00 01/27/19 Alarms 8481 COUNTY ROUTE 9; TI CENTRAL
09:19:09 01/27/19 Traffic Incidnt STATE ROUTE 342 & NELLIS RD, PAMELIA(T)
09:52:03 01/27/19 Traffic Incidnt I 781 EXIT 4, LERAY(T)
10:07:23 01/27/19 Traffic Incidnt MASSEY ST OVERPASS; SB, WATERTOWN(T)
09:14:20 01/27/19 Traffic Incidnt 24226 STATE ROUTE 342; PAMELIA(T)
10:32:17 01/27/19 Traffic Incidnt 31338 COUNTY ROUTE 20; PHILADELPHIA(T)
11:03:08 01/27/19 Traffic Incidnt ROUTE 342 & US ROUTE 11, LERAY(T)
11:05:30 01/27/19 Traffic Viol/Hz ROUTE 26 & US ROUTE 11, LERAY(T)
10:49:03 01/27/19 Police Callback 753 WATERMAN DR; PUBLIC SAFETY BUILDING
11:30:17 01/27/19 Vehicle Check ACADEMY ST & GOTHAM ST, WATERTOWN(C)
11:33:47 01/27/19 Traffic W/Injur ROUTE 26; GREAT BEND FIRE DEPARTMENT
11:45:38 01/27/19 Suspicious 8946 STATE ROUTE 12E, LYME(T)
12:08:00 01/27/19 Theft 203 BROWN BLVD, BROWNVILLE(V)
12:23:05 01/27/19 Traffic Incidnt ROUTE 12F; MARRAS HOMECARE, WATERTOWN(T)
12:47:03 01/27/19 Vehicle Check ROUTE 3 & STATE ROUTE 180, HOUNSFIELD(T)
13:00:28 01/27/19 Vehicle Check ROUTE 12F; MARRAS HOMECARE, WATERTOWN(T)
14:15:15 01/27/19 Traffic Incidnt 24706 US ROUTE 11, LERAY(T)
14:32:48 01/27/19 Traffic W/Injur I 81 EXIT 47; NB, PAMELIA(T)
14:23:06 01/27/19 Traffic Viol/Hz STATE ROUTE 26 & US ROUTE 11; LERAY(T)
14:32:30 01/27/19 Traffic Viol/Hz 29888 STATE ROUTE 12; CLAYTON(T)
14:37:50 01/27/19 Traffic Viol/Hz 25209 STATE ROUTE 342; PAMELIA(T)
15:24:31 01/27/19 Alarms 20011 SUMMIT VIEW BLVD; PEDIATRIC ASSOCIATES
15:20:40 01/27/19 Traffic Viol/Hz 25366 STATE ROUTE 342; LERAY(T)
15:58:39 01/27/19 V&T Stop BRADLEY ST & STATE ROUTE 12, WATERTOWN(C)
16:04:12 01/27/19 Traffic Viol/Hz STATE ROUTE 342 & COUNTY ROUTE 32, PAMELIA(T)
17:33:27 01/27/19 Public Service 27882 STATE ROUTE 342; LOT 226, LERAY(T)
21:35:55 01/27/19 Traffic Viol/Hz STATE ROUTE 283 & GRACEY RD, LERAY(T)
22:05:33 01/27/19 Traffic Incidnt I 781 EXIT 1B, LERAY(T)
22:23:37 01/27/19 Suspicious 28539 FOX HOLLOW RUN, LERAY(T)
22:31:52 01/27/19 Domestic Dist STATE ROUTE 3, CHAMPION(T)
23:22:26 01/27/19 Suspicious PIKE RD & BRADY RD, SACKETS HRBR(V)
23:27:51 01/27/19 V&T Stop 8393 S MAIN ST, EVANS MILLS(V)
23:37:15 01/27/19 V&T Stop 28539 FOX HOLLOW RUN, LERAY(T)
00:23:24 01/28/19 V&T Stop RUTLAND TOWN BARN
00:31:43 01/28/19 V&T Stop STATE ROUTE 3 & STATE ROUTE 342, LERAY(T)
00:38:16 01/28/19 V&T Stop 25737 US ROUTE 11; WALMART SUPER CENTER, LERAY(T)
02:05:29 01/28/19 V&T Stop US ROUTE 11 & MARTIN RD N, LERAY(T)
03:02:27 01/28/19 Suspicious 753 WATERMAN DR, WATERTOWN(C)
03:13:15 01/28/19 V&T Stop STATE ROUTE 3 & COUNTY ROUTE 75, HOUNSFIELD(T)
05:52:54 01/28/19 Traffic Incidnt 14439 COUNTY ROUTE 66, ADAMS(T),
New York State Police Activity 11PM Sunday to 7AM Monday, Jan. 28
07:29:22 01/27/19 Traffic Viol/Hz STATE ROUTE 3 & ARSENAL ST, WATERTOWN(C)
08:31:00 01/27/19 V&T Stop I 81 EXIT 45; NB, WATERTOWN(T)
08:37:21 01/27/19 Vehicle Check STATE ROUTE 3 & ROUTE 180, HOUNSFIELD(T)
08:55:26 01/27/19 Traffic Incidnt 46481 STATE ROUTE 37, ALEXANDRIA(T)
09:13:30 01/27/19 Traffic Incidnt 110 MAIN ST; SUBURBAN PROPANE, GLEN PARK(V)
09:22:37 01/27/19 Traffic W/Injur I 81 MM 135 N; U:, ELLISBURG(T)
09:24:00 01/27/19 Alarms 8481 CR 9; TI CENTRAL SCHOOL, CAPE VINCENT(T)
10:04:01 01/27/19 Traffic Incidnt 26132 US ROUTE 11; NB, LERAY(T)
10:18:08 01/27/19 Traffic Incidnt 15578 STATE ROUTE 3, HOUNSFIELD(T)
10:43:01 01/27/19 Burglry/Homeinv 15884 US ROUTE 11, WATERTOWN(T)
10:48:08 01/27/19 Vehicle Check I 81 UTURN 20 S; SB, ELLISBURG(T)
11:03:08 01/27/19 Traffic Incidnt STATE ROUTE 342 & US ROUTE 11, LERAY(T)
11:05:30 01/27/19 Traffic Viol/Hz STATE ROUTE 26 & US ROUTE 11, LERAY(T)
11:28:38 01/27/19 Traffic Incidnt 12139 US ROUTE 11, ADAMS(T)
11:47:35 01/27/19 Traffic Incidnt 126 CROGHAN
12:32:22 01/27/19 V&T Stop THOUSAND ISLAND BRIDGE, ORLEANS(T)
12:44:27 01/27/19 Property Check 8852 RENSHAW BAY RD, ELLISBURG(T)
12:43:53 01/27/19 Traffic Viol/Hz I 81 EXIT 41; SB, ADAMS(V)
13:00:21 01/27/19 Alarms 11923 COUNTY ROUTE 125, CHAUMONT(V)
13:13:26 01/27/19 Property Check 7611 SUNSET BLUFF RD, ELLISBURG(T)
13:34:02 01/27/19 Traffic Incidnt I 81 EXIT 48; ON RAMP SB, PAMELIA(T)
13:36:16 01/27/19 Traffic Viol/Hz I 81 EXIT 48; SB, PAMELIA(T)
13:50:29 01/27/19 Traffic Viol/Hz I 81 EXIT 41; N ON RAMP, ADAMS(V)
13:45:59 01/27/19 Traffic Incidnt 35789 STATE ROUTE 12E, CAPE VINCENT(T)
14:59:11 01/27/19 Traffic Incidnt I 81 EXIT 48; PAMELIA(T)
15:00:22 01/27/19 Traffic Incidnt US ROUTE 11 & GERALD AVE, LERAY(T)
15:20:53 01/27/19 V&T Stop 1729 STATE ST; KINNEY DRUGS, WATERTOWN(C)
15:22:05 01/27/19 Traffic Viol/Hz I 81 EXIT 50; SB, ALEXANDRIA(T)
15:28:15 01/27/19 Traffic Viol/Hz I 81 EXIT 41, ADAMS(V)
15:27:01 01/27/19 Suspicious 21741 GORE RD, ALEXANDRIA(T)
15:44:33 01/27/19 Traffic Viol/Hz STATE ROUTE 178 & TOWN BARN RD, HENDERSON(T)
15:55:38 01/27/19 V&T Stop I81 PAMELIA REST AREA S, PAMELIA(T)
16:15:24 01/27/19 V&T Stop I 81 MM 178 S, ALEXANDRIA(T)
16:58:37 01/27/19 Animal 20831 STATE ROUTE 3; RED LOBSTER, WATERTOWN(T)
17:31:32 01/27/19 V&T Stop STATE ROUTE 37 & STATE ROUTE 411, THERESA(T)
18:23:07 01/27/19 Suspicious 26177 ROUTE 3; DAVIDSONS MOTEL;RM 5, LERAY(T)
19:57:28 01/27/19 Traffic Viol/Hz 40861 ROUTE 12; TI TRAILER PARK, CLAYTON(T)
20:05:05 01/27/19 Traffic Viol/Hz USRT 11 @ 781, LERAY(T)
20:37:22 01/27/19 Drug 46735 I 81; UNITED STATES CUSTOMS, ORLEANS(T)
20:53:17 01/27/19 Traffic Viol/Hz I 81 MM 144 S, ADAMS(T)
21:07:27 01/27/19 V&T Stop 1268 ARSENAL ST; INTERSTATE MOBIL, WATERTOWN(C)
21:11:27 01/27/19 Fraud / Decept 23858 ROUTE 126; STEWARTS, WATERTOWN(T)
22:31:52 01/27/19 Domestic Dist 3STATE ROUTE 3, CHAMPION(T)
23:22:26 01/27/19 Suspicious PIKE RD
00:02:53 01/28/19 Robbery/Carjack 223 STATE ST, WATERTOWN(C)
03:16:46 01/28/19 V&T Stop I 81 EXIT 46 ;SB JUST N EXIT, WATERTOWN(T)
03:31:39 01/28/19 V&T Stop 500 W MAIN ST, WATERTOWN(C)
04:32:39 01/28/19 Traffic Incidnt SANDY CREEK VALLEY RD & CR 67, WATERTOWN(T)
State Park Police Activity 7AM Sunday to 7AM Monday, Jan. 28
No activity.
DEC Activity 7AM Sunday to 7AM Monday, Jan. 28
Adams Village Police Activity 7AM Sunday to 7AM Monday, Jan. 28
Alexandria Bay Village Police Activity 7AM Sunday to 7AM Monday, Jan. 28
Antwerp Village Police Activity 7AM Sunday to 7AM Monday, Jan. 28
Black River and Evans Mills Village Police 7AM Sunday to 7AM Monday, Jan. 28
Carthage Village Police Activity 7AM Sunday to 7AM Monday, Jan. 28
07:15:46 01/27/19 Alarms 88 BRIDGE ST; NORTHERN FEDERAL CREDIT
12:03:48 01/27/19 Public Service 222 STATE ST; APT 408, CARTHAGE(V)
14:39:40 01/27/19 Assist-Law 266 STATE ST; CHATTERBOX DINNER
West Carthage Village Police Activity 7AM Sunday to 7AM Monday, Jan. 28
Clayton Village Police Activity 7AM Sunday to 7AM Monday, Jan. 28
Cape Vincent Village Police Activity 7AM Sunday to 7AM Monday, Jan. 28
Dexter Village Police Activity 7AM Sunday to 7AM Monday, Jan. 28
Glen Park Village Police Activity 7AM Sunday to 7AM Monday, Jan. 28
Philadelphia Village Police Activity 7AM Sunday to 7AM Monday, Jan. 28
Sackets Harbor Village Police Activity 7AM Sunday to 7AM Monday, Jan. 28
Theresa Village Police Activity 7AM Sunday to 7AM Monday, Jan. 28
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"Many capitals in the Islamic world throughout Africa and Asia would have been happy to have been chosen by Obama," declared Osama Saraya, editor-in-chief, in Sunday's Al-Ahram newspaper.
So, as small a gesture as it may seem, President Obama has given a gift to Egypt's President Hosni Mubark just by heading there next month to give an address aimed at the Islamic world.
The problem with this is that Mubarak has been criticized by many in the West for his human rights abuses and his poor record of allowing democracy.
On the other hand, Egypt has recognized Israel and been a thorn in the side of Iran. But almost all the Arab and Islamic countries from Egypt to the Persian Gulf are worried about Iran, except maybe Syria and many in Lebanon.
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Woman in controversial NYPD arrest seen in newly released video apparently damaging cameras 5 times
Video of her arrest by plainclothes officers circulated on social media
By Stephanie Pagones | Fox News
NYPD releases teen protester shown on video being loaded into unmarked van by plainclothes officers
The NYPD is defending the arrest of a protester after video of the incident goes viral; Bryan Llenas reports from New York City.
The New York Police Department has released new video footage that appears to show the woman who was controversially arrested by plainclothes officers in Manhattan after she allegedly damaged city-owned surveillance cameras on five separate occasions, officials said.
The NYPD's Chief of Detectives Rodney Harrison shared the video on Wednesday showing a person who appears to be the woman, identified by several social media accounts and reports as an 18-year-old transgender woman named Nikki Stone, allegedly damaging police cameras using spray paint and a broom, among other items.
"The NYPD welcomes peaceful protests," states a message included in the 49-second video. "However, damage to NYPD technology that helps keep this city safe will never be tolerated. These cameras are vital resources which help prevent and solve crimes throughout the city."
Stone's arrest on Tuesday caused an uproar on social media and among some public and elected officials who questioned why she was being taken into custody during a protest, and why she was pulled into an unmarked minivan.
NYPD USES UNMARKED VAN TO ARREST WOMAN ACCUSED OF DAMAGING POLICE CAMERAS
Video of Stone's arrest circulated on social media showing her being pulled into the vehicle by plainclothes police officers during a protest in the area of Second Avenue and East 25th Street, as more officers order bystanders to stay back.
In a series of statements released after the arrest, police said that Stone "was wanted for damaging police cameras during 5 separate criminal incidents in & around City Hall Park."
Police also said the officers at the scene were "assaulted with rocks and bottles."
Stone was released hours later on charges of criminal mischief and making graffiti for the alleged damage to the cameras, which police said occurred in June and July.
During his daily press conference on Wednesday, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio was asked why it was "specifically desirable" for the NYPD to make the arrest at the time and place that it was executed.
"It was not specifically desirable to do so," he said, later adding: "I think it was the wrong time and the wrong place to effectuate that arrest … No one is allowed to damage police property. That is a real offense, that is an offense that can lead to an arrest, and my message to everyone: if you're out there protesting, protest peacefully."
NBC REPORTER CORRECTS CHRIS HAYES AFTER HOST LABELS NYPD ARREST A 'KIDNAPPING'
When asked about the NYPD's statement that officers had been assaulted with bottles and rocks, which some reports have disputed, de Blasio said he did not yet have the details regarding the claims.
"I've seen plenty of evidence unfortunately of rocks being thrown at officers, bottles being thrown at officers, all sorts of efforts to harm officers," he said, noting that the "vast majority" have been peaceful. "The relative few who have engaged in violence have created a problem for everyone ... in this particular case, we should certainly review it. If there's something that's not accurate, we need to correct it."
Social media posts from NYC Protests, a Twitter account that documents Big Apple-based demonstrations and related events, indicate Stone frequented the Occupy City Hall encampment before it was dismantled earlier this month.
Police said 11 other people were arrested on Tuesday, 10 of whom were men charged with obstructing governmental administration. The 11th person, a woman, was charged with criminal mischief. They all received desk-appearance tickets, police said.
Information provided by police indicates Stone lived in Chinatown, roughly two miles from where she was arrested, but several reports and a GoFundMe page reportedly set up for Stone show she is homeless.
The Daily Mail reported that a fundraising page called "Housing for Sticks" was created to help Stone, who, according to the GoFundMe page, is "in need of housing within the next two weeks."
"She is in need of money for rent for several months as she finds a source of stable income," the page further states. As of noon, more than $25,500 had been raised.


Posted by Erick Engelhardt | April 18, 2019.
The New Orleans Saints and Dixie Beer are teaming up to host the 2019 Draft Super Boil on Saturday, April 27 from 11:00 a.m.- 2:30 p.m. at the Ochsner Sports Performance Center (5800 Airline Drive, Metairie, LA). Due to a successful pre-sale to our season ticket holders, a very limited number of Draft Super Boil tickets are on sale now to the public. Get your tickets HERE. Proceeds from the event will be donated to the Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra (LPO), a nonprofit organization that is dedicated to maintaining live orchestral music and a full-scale symphonic orchestra as an integral part of the cultural and educational life of the New Orleans area, the entire state of Louisiana, and the Gulf South region.
The Louisiana band, D-Play, will perform during the Draft Boil, which will also feature interactive Saints elements for those attending. Fans will also be able to watch the 2019 NFL Draft on televisions at the event, as the Saints currently have six selections in rounds two through seven (five on Saturday). Tickets are $25 (Limit of 8 per account). Admission includes crawfish, jambalaya, hot dogs, Coca-Cola soft drink products, water, Dixie, Dixie Light and Dixie Blackened Voodoo Lager (21 and older).
The Draft Super Boil will include special appearances by current and former Saints players, Saints Mascots, and Saintsations. Complimentary parking will be provided in the New Orleans Baby Cakes parking lots. Tickets for the event can be obtained by clicking HERE!
The 2019 Saints schedule features four primetime games, including a Week 1 home matchup on Monday night against the Houston Texans and another on Thanksgiving in Atlanta against the Falcons.
Posted by Erick Engelhardt | April 2, 2019.
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Posted by Erick Engelhardt | March 15, 2019.
A news release from Prior Military Productions, a West Hollywood group that works with disabled veterans in the film industry, said filming is expected to begin in the summer. Ten disabled veterans are expected to work and learn with a Louisiana crew.
"We wanted to make a film with impact reflective of social events. The tragedy that befell Saints fans needs some kind of retribution," said Joanne Busch, the company's president, in a news release.
No director has currently been chosen, but Danny Devito has been tapped to play a "Cajun sheriff." Ed Helms, known for roles in the hit TV show "The Office" and movies including "The Hangover" and "Tag" is in talks to play the title character, the release said.
The story is written by one of the veterans working with the company and centers around fans "bound and determined to get the ref who missed the call." That sounds just like something the Big Easy Mafia would be involved with.
The play referenced in the movie occurred late in the Saints' loss to the Los Angeles Rams in the NFC Championship on Jan. 20. As Drew Brees uncorked a third-down pass to Tommylee Lewis, Rams defender Nikell Robey-Coleman ran through him well before the ball arrived. No penalty was called and the Saints were forced to kick a field goal with enough time remaining for the Rams to drive for the tying score. Los Angeles would win 26-23 in overtime.
Posted by Erick Engelhardt | March 5, 2019.
New Orleans is still very angry after its loss to the Los Angeles Rams in the NFC Championship thanks to a blown call on the part of the refs. We won't forget it and we won't let them forget it either. New Orleans is Petty because we're Passionate, that goes hand in hand. We have created jersey patches, T-Shirts, Mardi Gras throws, Mardi Gras floats, songs, etc. with many more to come for the upcoming 2019 season.
The group dressed as blind refs with an image of commissioner Roger Goodell as a clown on the back of the shirt.
The top of the float had "NFL" spelled out in Braille.
Posted by Erick Engelhardt | March 2, 2019.
The New Orleans Saints would seem to be looking to add an offensive playmaker this offseason, but coach Sean Payton said Friday (March 1) the team has not yet reached out to the Pittsburgh Steelers about star wide receiver Antonio Brown.
Brown has requested a trade, and the Steelers have said they will look to move him this offseason. The 30-year-old receiver is a four-time All-Pro, has averaged 114 catches for 1,524 yards the past six seasons and likely would improve any team he joins immediately.
NFL Network's Michael Silver tweeted on Friday to "keep an eye on the Saints" in regards to the pursuit of Brown, but for now, based on what Payton said, the team's interest is unclear.
The Saints have limited assets if they were to pursue a trade as their only draft pick in the first four rounds this year is the 62nd overall pick in the second round. Brown is also due base salaries of $12.625 million in 2019, $11.3 million in 2020 and $12.5 million in 2021, which would be increasingly tough for the Saints to pay if they pursue a top-of-market deal with Michael Thomas.
Still, it's an exciting thought to consider what Brown, Thomas, Drew Brees, Alvin Kamara and others could accomplish together in the Saints offense.
Posted by Erick Engelhardt | January 30, 2019.
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Posted by Erick Engelhardt | January 21, 2019.
There has been a petition created to NFL commissioner Roger Goodell to replay the NFC Championship game against the Rams after the "No Call" on pass interference. I personally think it will do absolutely no good but I also think it will help in the recovery process, like a venting session. So if you want to make yourself feel a little better then you can sign the petition below.
Terry Cassreino wrote in his petition. He's calling for a rematch on Jan. 27.
Posted by Erick Engelhardt | January 19, 2019.
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Posted by Erick Engelhardt | December 30, 2018.
Click Here to be directed to the official Saints ticket page to get guaranteed authentic Saints tickets for a discounted online price.
You will be able to view all available tickets for the games. Tickets can be sorted by price or by SeatGeek's Deal Score system, which ranks listings by value. The interactive maps help fans find the perfect seat, and previews of the view from each section take the guesswork out of the buying process.
Once you find the right ticket, click on the listing and you will be taken to SeatGeek's checkout process.
Posted by Erick Engelhardt | December 2, 2018.
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Q: Alignment of all lines in question environment and check mark for correct answer I am preparing a question paper in document class exam and I need help in following issues

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*In every question, second line starts from slight left below the first line. I want all lines of the question aligned with first line and not being able to do so.

*Instead of giving solution in separate line (on using \printanswers), is there any way to get check mark on correct answer after using \printanswers?

*As I have used task to write options along 2 rows, is there any way to get checkboxes along 2 rows?

*Is there any way to fill checkbox corresponding to correct answer?
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 \subsection*{\Large{IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS}}
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\begin{enumerate}\singlespacing \small
 \item Section A contains TEN objective type question having only one option correct. Each question carries $4$ marks.
 \item  Section B contains FIVE True/False questions. Each question carries $2$ marks.
 \item In section A, $4$ marks will be awarded for marking correct answer, $-1$ for marking incorrect answer and $0$ marks for not marking the answer.
 \item There is no negative marking in section B .

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   \section*{\ovalbox{\Large{SECTION A}}}
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\begin{questions}
\pointformat{}
\question[4] The set of intelligent students in a class is :

\begin{tasks}(2)
\task A null set
\task A singleton set
\task A finite set
\task Not a well defined collection
\end{tasks}
\begin{solution}
(d)
\end{solution}
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\question[4] If $n(U)=700$, $n(A)=200$, $n(B)=300$ and $n(A \cap B)=100$, then value of $n(A^c \cap B^c)$ is :

\begin{tasks}(2)
\task $400$
\task $600$
\task $300$
\task $200$
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\begin{solution}
(c)
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Any help or suggestion will be appreciated.

A: To your first point:
The \question macro is nothing more than an \item so normal list lengths apply. Add the following before the starting the questions environment.
\renewcommand{\questionshook}{%
\setlength{\itemindent}{-\labelsep}%
}

See also Section 4.10 of the exam documentation.
To your third point, use the \settasks macro:
\settasks{
   label = $\square$,
}

To your second and fourth point, a swift but not so sophisticated answer can be:
\def\correctlabel{%
\ifprintanswers$square$\else\color{red}$\checkmark\hspace{-.48cm}\square$\fi
}

Then use in the appropriate \task line:
\task[\correctlabel] null set


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