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  var fabric = global.fabric || (global.fabric = { }),
      extend = fabric.util.object.extend,
      min = fabric.util.array.min,
      max = fabric.util.array.max,
      toFixed = fabric.util.toFixed;

  if (fabric.Polygon) {
    fabric.warn('fabric.Polygon is already defined');
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  function byX(p) { return p.x; }
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    /**
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     * @type String
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    type: 'polygon',

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     * Constructor
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     * @param {Object} options Options object
     * @return {fabric.Polygon} thisArg
     */
    initialize: function(points, options) {
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      this.callSuper('initialize', options);
      this._calcDimensions();
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      var points = this.points,
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          minY = min(points, 'y'),
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          maxY = max(points, 'y');

      this.width = maxX - minX;
      this.height = maxY - minY;
      this.minX = minX;
      this.minY = minY;
    },

    /**
     * Returns object representation of an instance
     * @method toObject
     * @return {Object} object representation of an instance
     */
    toObject: function() {
      return extend(this.callSuper('toObject'), {
        points: this.points.concat()
      });
    },

    /**
     * Returns svg representation of an instance
     * @method toSVG
     * @return {string} svg representation of an instance
     */
    toSVG: function() {
      var points = [];
      for (var i = 0, len = this.points.length; i < len; i++) {
        points.push(toFixed(this.points[i].x, 2), ',', toFixed(this.points[i].y, 2), ' ');
      }

      return [
        '<polygon ',
          'points="', points.join(''), '" ',
          'style="', this.getSvgStyles(), '" ',
          'transform="', this.getSvgTransform(), '" ',
        '/>'
      ].join('');
    },

    /**
     * @private
     * @method _render
     * @param ctx {CanvasRenderingContext2D} context to render on
     */
    _render: function(ctx) {
      var point;
      ctx.beginPath();
      ctx.moveTo(this.points[0].x, this.points[0].y);
      for (var i = 0, len = this.points.length; i < len; i++) {
        point = this.points[i];
        ctx.lineTo(point.x, point.y);
      }
      if (this.fill) {
        ctx.fill();
      }
      if (this.stroke) {
        ctx.closePath();
        ctx.stroke();
      }
    },

    /**
     * Returns complexity of an instance
     * @method complexity
     * @return {Number} complexity of this instance
     */
    complexity: function() {
      return this.points.length;
    }
  });

  /**
   * List of attribute names to account for when parsing SVG element (used by `fabric.Polygon.fromElement`)
   * @static
   * @see: http://www.w3.org/TR/SVG/shapes.html#PolygonElement
   */
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  /**
   * Returns fabric.Polygon instance from an SVG element
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   * @method fabric.Polygon.fromElement
   * @param {SVGElement} element Element to parse
   * @param {Object} options Options object
   * @return {fabric.Polygon}
   */
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    }

    return new fabric.Polygon(points, extend(parsedAttributes, options));
  };

  /**
   * Returns fabric.Polygon instance from an object representation
   * @static
   * @method fabric.Polygon.fromObject
   * @param {Object} object Object to create an instance from
   * @return {fabric.Polygon}
   */
  fabric.Polygon.fromObject = function(object) {
    return new fabric.Polygon(object.points, object);
  };

})(typeof exports != 'undefined' ? exports : this);

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Dixie School District trustees this week tried to move ahead with their own process of changing the district's name — with only limited success.
After more than five hours of testimony and debate — including a public hearing in which two potential new names were rejected — plans to form a citizens committee to help with new name selection fell apart Tuesday over the method of public outreach and the timeline to get the job done. Outreach ideas, such as sending out more postcards to the district's more than 7,000 resident households to solicit volunteers for the committee, got a thumbs-down after Superintendent Jason Yamashiro said the cost for the mailing would run about $3,000.
"I don't think it's a good use of our money and my time (to discuss outreach) if this board hasn't voted on the name change," said Trustee Marnie Glickman, who is in favor of changing the name. "The majority of this board has not yet voted on this name change." Glickman said she was "cynical" that the change, if approved, could be accomplished by the end of the school year in June if the board continues to table any action on the process as it did Tuesday.
"I see this as just another delay," she said.
A vote by the board on whether to change the name is scheduled at a special meeting April 16. A majority of the trustees — Alissa Chacko, Megan Hutchinson, Brooks Nguyen as well as Glickman — have already said they are open to changing the name, but that they wanted a wider, more inclusive community process. Board President Brad Honsberger, who left early Tuesday for the second meeting in a row after the board failed to take decisive action on a vote he proposed, has not yet committed one way or the other on the name change.
Proponents on the issue say the name Dixie has ties to the slavery, violence and racism of the Civil War-era Confederacy and is painful for people of color and others who find it offensive. Supporters include numerous local politicians and leaders — some of whom have direct ties to the Dixie district. The latter includes Marin County Superintendent of Schools Mary Jane Burke, who last week proposed a four-point plan to change the name by June. Burke's late husband, Larry Lyon, was district superintendent for 14 years and her children attended Dixie schools.
Opponents of the name change say they grew up with the name Dixie and don't want to erase their history or memories. They say the issue was thrust on the community by those outside the district and was not in line with the majority wish of all residents. Some have launched a drive to recall Glickman, who they say instigated the whole effort last August by appearing on a San Francisco TV news report. Glickman has responded that the issue has surfaced three other times since 1997 and so is nothing new.
On Tuesday, the board did vote 4-1 in favor of a list of criteria to be used in evaluating potential new names. The list includes such qualities as inspiring, Earth-related, after deceased persons who made outstanding contributions to the community, location-related and espousing district values. Glickman said she voted no because she wanted the naming criteria put into a district policy instead of a temporary list.
The board also agreed to form a 13-member committee composed of the presidents of four district home and school clubs, who then — along with their school principals — would select the other nine members. Those nine would include four residents without children in the district, two district staff members, two members at large and one district alum or alumna.
However, despite earlier suggestions to start the committee formation process immediately, the board agreed that no action on the committee would proceed until after the April 16 vote on whether to change the name.
If the vote is affirmative, the committee would then seek out suggestions for names and submit their choices to the board by a certain date. The original draft target deadline was May 24, but the board on Tuesday abandoned all dates after some trustees said they felt the process was too rushed. Later Tuesday, after Honsberger left, the board voted 4-0 to have a subcommittee of Glickman and Nguyen review the draft committee formation plan and schedule and bring back a revised copy to the board on April 16.
The two proposed names — Sojourner Truth Elementary School District and Live Oak Valley School District — were both rejected by the board on 3-1-1 votes, with trustees Honsberger, Nguyen and Chacko voting no, Glickman yes and Hutchinson abstaining.
"By choosing to reject these names, you are choosing Dixie all over again," Glickman said. In February, the trustees similarly rejected 13 proposed names, bringing the total to 15.
The board's votes came after about 30 minutes of emotional testimony from several members of the public, including some pleading for the board to just choose "any name but Dixie" and one person speaking in favor of keeping the name Dixie.
"I don't think it's a Confederate name — this all happened 150 years ago," said resident Ann Ocheltree. "Let's move on." She urged the board to wait until the results of a 2020 advisory ballot of all district voters comes in on whether to change the name instead of spending time and money — such as an estimated $50,000 in attorney's fees and about 50 hours of board meeting time — now. Marin Community Foundation has pledged to contribute at least $40,000 to cover costs of making the change, such as new signs and letterhead.
"I think it would be better for the board if there was an election," Ocheltree said.
Jane Jewell, a former district teacher and a parent of kids who attended district schools, asked the board what it would do if the district was named Auschwitz, referring to a Nazi concentration camp in Poland during World War II.
"You would be out there knocking the signs down with a pick-ax, right?" she said.
District parent Jonathan Eldridge, a College of Marin administrator, said the name Dixie already has adverse impacts just in terms of recruiting quality staff who are people of color.
"I think it's unreasonable to think that you'll have any African-American applicants if the name is not changed," he said.
District resident Debra Taube said the "unfathomable delay" by the board in committing to a name change was teaching district children not to value compassion and empathy.
Keri Brenner is a news reporter covering San Rafael, education and real estate.


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Afelonne Doek
Director Collections & Digital Infrastructure
E-mail: ado@iisg.nl
Department: Management
Studied History at the Free University in Amsterdam. She started working at the IISH in 2003 at the Digital Infrastructure Department and was involved in several digital development projects at the IISH.
In 2012 she became Head of Collection Processing, Public Services and Digital Infrastructure. As of 1 November 2013, Afelonne Doek is Director of Collections and Digital Infrastructure. Together with Henk Wals (General Director) and Leo Lucassen (Director of Research) she constitutes the Management Team of the Institute.
In June 2016 she was appointed Member of the Board of Imagine Identity and Culture,
Visit her LinkedIn profile
Stefano Bellucci
Senior Researcher & Collector for Africa
Bio Stefano Bellucci
Robin Philips
PhD Researcher
Bio Robin Philips
United Kingdom Collection Guide
British social history writing spans about seven centuries, from the medieval farmers' protests and enclosure movement to the 1984 miners' strike and the peace movement today.
Turkey Collection Guide
Since it was begun in 1987, the Turkish Desk has developed into one of the most important research centers worldwide on the history of modern Turkey.
The Netherlands Collection Guide
Traditionally, acquisitions related to the Netherlands have included socialism and the labor movement in the 19th and 20th centuries. Since the 1970s, the social movement has expanded to include environmental issues, human rights, squatters, and similar subjects. The legacy of these new social movements can be found at the IISH as well.
Spanish Civil War Collection Guide
The Law of Historical Memory of Spain (Ley de la Memoria Histórica de España) (October 2007) has greatly enhanced research on the Spanish Civil War.
Russia and Eastern Europe Collection Guide
In the Russian and Eastern Europe collections at the IISH, Russia and the former USSR are dominant. Additional collection development efforts cover most countries in Eastern Europe that became communist after 1945.
Germany and Central Europe Collection Guide
The IISH collections on Germany and German speaking countries in Central Europe cover the period beginning with the democratic revolutionary movements and early workers' organizations around 1840 to the protest movements in the FRG during the '60s and '70s, and the civic movement in the GDR during the '80s.
Anarchism Collection Guide
Indeed, a vast anarchist collection was among the first acquired when the Institute was founded in 1935, when it received the books and papers of Max Nettlau, the "Herodotus of Anarchy".
José Domingo Gómez Rojas
At first sight, Raymond Craib's The Cry of the Renegade, Politics and Poetry in Interwar Chile, is a biography of the anarchist poet José Domingo Gómez Rojas (1896-1920).
Elisée Reclus
Elisée Reclus (1830-1905) was far ahead of his time in many fields: he was the first practitioner of the field of social geography, counts as one of the founders of naturism and vegetarianism, led the way at the Paris Commune (1870) and propagated the world language Esperanto.
Gustav Landauer and kindred spirits
Missratene Söhne. Anarchismus und Sprachkritik im Fin de Siècle by Carolin Kosuch is a triple-biography of three befriended Jewish 'rebels' around the turn of the century, Gustav Landauer, Erich Mühsam and Fritz Mauthner.
Biography Gustav Landauer
Gustav Landauer (1870-1919) is known in a small circle as anarchist theorist, writer and translator of Shakespeare. He was also minister of propaganda in the short-lived Bavarian Council Republic of 1919.

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Guide to the Iveson L. Brookes Papers, 1817-1888
Series: Iveson L. Brookes papers, 1817-1888 and undated
Collection includes correspondence of a Baptist preacher and landholder in South Carolina and Georgia and his family and descendants. Topics include the management of cotton plantations, tariff and the nullification controversy, missionary work among slaves, student life in Washington, D.C., and a student's view of antebellum politics. Also discussed are diseases, health, and remedies, Baptist doctrine and doctrinal disputes, the impact of the Civil War on civilian life, the work of aid societies, destruction of Rome, Georgia, by Union troops, and wartime economic problems along with Brookes' family genealogy and his sermon notes.
Iveson L. Brookes papers
Brookes, Iveson L.
1.5 Linear Feet, 3 boxes, 720 items (inc. 11 volumes)
Iveson L. Brookes papers, 1817-1888 and undated
Collection contains correspondence of Iveson L. Brookes, a Baptist preacher and landholder in South Carolina and Georgia and his family and descendants. Topics include the management of cotton plantations; tariff and the nullification controversy; transportation conditions; banking; missionary work among slaves; student life in Washington, D.C., and a student's view of ante-bellum politics; diseases, health, and remedies.
His later correspondence also discusses Baptist doctrine and doctrinal disputes, religious revivals, the impact of the Civil War on civilian life, the work of aid societies, the destruction of Rome, Georgia, by Union troops, and wartime economic problems. Correspondence by descendants includes mining near Potosi, Missouri, race relations in marriage and religion, politics in South Carolina in 1877, Columban College in Washington, D.C.; Brookes' family genealogy, and his sermon notes.
All or portions of this collection may be housed off-site in Duke University's Library Service Center. The library may require up to 48-hours to retrieve these materials for research use.
[Identification of item], in the Iveson L. Brookes Papers, David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Duke University.
1. Iveson L. Brookes papers, 1817-1888 and undated
Letters, 1857-1888 and undated
Sermons, legal papers, bills and receipts, miscellaneous, undated
(4 folders and 11 volumes)
Iveson L. Brookes was a Baptist clergyman and planter, of Hamburg (Aiken County), South Carolina.
Baptists -- South Carolina
Baptists -- Clergy
Cotton growing -- South Carolina
Confederate States of America -- Social conditions
Rome (Ga.) -- History
South Carolina -- Politics and government -- 1865-1950
Southern States -- Race relations
Southern States -- Politics and government -- 1775-1865
Washington (D.C.) -- Description and travel
The Iveson L. Brookes papers were acquired by the David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library in 1956 and 1959.
Processed by Rubenstein Library staff.


This engaging thriller, rich with shocks as well as laughs, is set in what was once an old coaching inn called 'At the Sign of the Crippled Harlequin'.
Now a snowbound, possibly haunted, guest house called 'Peak Lodge', a case of mistaken identity leads to tragedy when Marjory Pike is wrongly identified by another guest as the author of a book declaiming certain psychic mediums, one of whom had committed suicide as a result.
30th, 31st May and 1st June at 7.45 p.m.


Adobe has offered a sneak peak at its new AR software Aero, which will allow designers to "mix virtual objects into the real world".
The augmented reality tool is due to be released in 2019, and follows on from similar software launches from competitors, including the Microsoft HoloLens headset, and a virtual and augmented reality (VR and AR) platform launched by company The Wild. Aero was revealed at this year's Adobe Max conference in Los Angeles.
Aero has been designed to be used in conjunction with other Adobe software, including image-editing and graphics tool Photoshop and three-dimensional (3D) design tool Dimension.
Digital files can be dragged from these programs into Aero, and can be viewed in the context of real-world scenes, to see how certain products or graphics may sit in the real world – for example, how a graphic may sit on a piece of packaging, how furniture may sit in a room, or how displays may sit in a retail store.
One unique feature also allows users to look "into" the layers of a static, graphic image, so that it appears three-dimensional.
Aero will be available for use across all iOS (Apple) and Android (Microsoft) devices, including mobile, tablets and desktop. It is due for release in 2019 but interested users can apply for an early trial of the app. Head here for more information.


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/**
    @name: aping-plugin-footballdata
    @version: 0.5.6 (23-12-2016)
    @author: Jonathan Hornung
    @url: https://github.com/JohnnyTheTank/apiNG-plugin-footballdata
    @license: MIT
*/
"use strict";

angular.module("jtt_aping_footballdata", ['jtt_footballdata'])
    .directive('apingFootballdata', ['apingFootballDataHelper', 'apingUtilityHelper', 'footballdataFactory', function (apingFootballDataHelper, apingUtilityHelper, footballdataFactory) {
        return {
            require: '?aping',
            restrict: 'A',
            replace: 'false',
            link: function (scope, element, attrs, apingController) {

                var appSettings = apingController.getAppSettings();
                var requests = apingUtilityHelper.parseJsonFromAttributes(attrs.apingFootballdata, apingFootballDataHelper.getThisPlatformString(), appSettings);

                requests.forEach(function (request) {

                    //create helperObject for helper function call
                    var helperObject = {
                        model: appSettings.model,
                    };

                    if (angular.isDefined(appSettings.getNativeData)) {
                        helperObject.getNativeData = appSettings.getNativeData;
                    } else {
                        helperObject.getNativeData = false;
                    }
                    //create requestObject for api request call

                    var requestObject = {
                        apiKey: apingUtilityHelper.getApiCredentials(apingFootballDataHelper.getThisPlatformString(), "api_key"),
                    };

                    if (request.protocol === "http" || request.protocol === "https") {
                        requestObject.protocol = request.protocol;
                    } else if (appSettings.protocol === "http" || appSettings.protocol === "https") {
                        requestObject.protocol = appSettings.protocol;
                    } else {
                        requestObject.protocol = "";
                    }

                    if (angular.isDefined(request.items)) {
                        if (request.items === 0 || request.items === '0') {
                            return false;
                        }

                        // -1 is "no explicit limit". same for NaN value
                        if (request.items < 0 || isNaN(request.items)) {
                            request.items = undefined;
                        }
                    }

                    switch (helperObject.model) {
                        case 'fbd-team':
                            if (angular.isDefined(request.teamId)) {

                                requestObject.id = request.teamId;

                                footballdataFactory.getTeam(requestObject)
                                    .then(function (_data) {
                                        if (_data) {
                                            apingController.concatToResults(apingFootballDataHelper.getObjectByJsonData(_data, helperObject));
                                        }
                                    });
                            } else if (angular.isDefined(request.leagueId)) {
                                requestObject.id = request.leagueId;

                                footballdataFactory.getTeamsBySeason(requestObject)
                                    .then(function (_data) {
                                        if (_data) {
                                            apingController.concatToResults(apingFootballDataHelper.getObjectByJsonData(_data, helperObject));
                                        }
                                    });
                            }
                            break;

                        case 'fbd-league':
                            if (angular.isDefined(request.year)) {

                                if (request.year !== '$CURRENT') {
                                    requestObject.season = request.year;
                                }

                                footballdataFactory.getSeasons(requestObject)
                                    .then(function (_data) {
                                        if (_data) {
                                            apingController.concatToResults(apingFootballDataHelper.getObjectByJsonData(_data, helperObject));
                                        }
                                    });
                            } else if (angular.isDefined(request.leagueId)) {
                                requestObject.id = request.leagueId;

                                footballdataFactory.getSeason(requestObject)
                                    .then(function (_data) {
                                        if (_data) {
                                            apingController.concatToResults(apingFootballDataHelper.getObjectByJsonData(_data, helperObject));
                                        }
                                    });
                            }
                            break;

                        case 'fbd-player':
                            if (angular.isDefined(request.teamId)) {

                                requestObject.id = request.teamId;

                                footballdataFactory.getPlayersByTeam(requestObject)
                                    .then(function (_data) {
                                        if (_data) {
                                            apingController.concatToResults(apingFootballDataHelper.getObjectByJsonData(_data, helperObject));
                                        }
                                    });
                            }
                            break;

                        case 'fbd-table':
                            if (angular.isDefined(request.leagueId)) {

                                requestObject.id = request.leagueId;

                                if (angular.isDefined(request.matchday)) {
                                    requestObject.matchday = request.matchday;
                                }

                                footballdataFactory.getLeagueTableBySeason(requestObject)
                                    .then(function (_data) {
                                        if (_data) {
                                            apingController.concatToResults(apingFootballDataHelper.getObjectByJsonData(_data, helperObject));
                                        }
                                    });
                            }
                            break;

                        case 'fbd-fixture':
                            if (angular.isDefined(request.fixtureId)) {

                                requestObject.id = request.fixtureId;

                                footballdataFactory.getFixture(requestObject)
                                    .then(function (_data) {
                                        if (_data) {
                                            apingController.concatToResults(apingFootballDataHelper.getObjectByJsonData(_data, helperObject));
                                        }
                                    });
                            } else if (angular.isDefined(request.leagueId)) {
                                requestObject.id = request.leagueId;

                                if (angular.isDefined(request.timeFrame)) {
                                    requestObject.timeFrame = request.timeFrame;
                                }

                                if (angular.isDefined(request.matchday)) {
                                    requestObject.matchday = request.matchday;
                                }

                                footballdataFactory.getFixturesBySeason(requestObject)
                                    .then(function (_data) {
                                        if (_data) {
                                            apingController.concatToResults(apingFootballDataHelper.getObjectByJsonData(_data, helperObject));
                                        }
                                    });
                            } else if (angular.isDefined(request.teamId)) {
                                requestObject.id = request.teamId;

                                if (angular.isDefined(request.timeFrame)) {
                                    requestObject.timeFrame = request.timeFrame;
                                }

                                if (angular.isDefined(request.year)) {
                                    if (request.year !== '$CURRENT') {
                                        requestObject.season = request.year;
                                    }
                                }

                                if (angular.isDefined(request.venue)) {
                                    requestObject.venue = request.venue;
                                }

                                footballdataFactory.getFixturesByTeam(requestObject)
                                    .then(function (_data) {
                                        if (_data) {
                                            apingController.concatToResults(apingFootballDataHelper.getObjectByJsonData(_data, helperObject));
                                        }
                                    });
                            } else {
                                if (angular.isDefined(request.timeFrame)) {
                                    requestObject.timeFrame = request.timeFrame;
                                }

                                if (angular.isDefined(request.leagueCodes)) {
                                    requestObject.league = request.leagueCodes;
                                }

                                footballdataFactory.getFixtures(requestObject)
                                    .then(function (_data) {
                                        if (_data) {
                                            apingController.concatToResults(apingFootballDataHelper.getObjectByJsonData(_data, helperObject));
                                        }
                                    });
                            }
                            break;
                    }
                });
            }
        }
    }]);;"use strict";

angular.module("jtt_aping_footballdata")
    .service('apingFootballDataHelper', ['apingModels', 'apingTimeHelper', 'apingUtilityHelper', function (apingModels, apingTimeHelper, apingUtilityHelper) {
        this.getThisPlatformString = function () {
            return "footballdata";
        };

        this.getIdByLinksObject = function (_linksObject, _property) {
            if (angular.isUndefined(_property)) {
                _property = 'self';
            }

            var returnValue;
            if (_linksObject && _linksObject[_property] && _linksObject[_property].href) {
                var tempValue = _linksObject[_property].href.split('/').pop();
                if (tempValue.length > 0) {
                    returnValue = tempValue;
                }
            }
            return returnValue;
        };

        this.getObjectByJsonData = function (_data, _helperObject) {

            var requestResults = [];
            if (_data && _data.data) {
                var _this = this;

                var scope = [];

                switch (_helperObject.model) {
                    case 'fbd-team':
                        if (angular.isDefined(_data.data.teams)) {
                            scope = _data.data.teams;
                        } else {
                            scope.push(_data.data);
                        }
                        break;

                    case 'fbd-table':
                        scope.push(_data.data);
                        break;

                    case 'fbd-league':
                        if (_data.data.constructor === Array) {
                            scope = _data.data;
                        } else {
                            scope.push(_data.data);
                        }

                        break;

                    case 'fbd-player':
                        if (_data.data.players && _data.data.players.length > 0) {
                            scope = _data.data.players;
                        }
                        break;

                    case 'fbd-fixture':
                        if (angular.isDefined(_data.data.fixture)) {
                            scope.push(_data.data.fixture);
                        } else if (angular.isDefined(_data.data.fixtures)) {
                            scope = _data.data.fixtures;
                        }
                        break;
                }

                if (scope.constructor === Array && scope.length > 0) {
                    angular.forEach(scope, function (value, key) {
                        var tempResult;
                        if (_helperObject.getNativeData === true || _helperObject.getNativeData === "true") {
                            tempResult = value;
                        } else {
                            tempResult = _this.getItemByJsonData(value, _helperObject.model);
                        }
                        if (tempResult) {
                            requestResults.push(tempResult);
                        }
                    });
                }
            }
            return requestResults;
        };

        this.getItemByJsonData = function (_item, _model) {
            var returnObject = {};
            if (_item && _model) {
                switch (_model) {
                    case "fbd-team":
                        returnObject = this.getFbdTeamItemByJsonData(_item);
                        break;

                    case "fbd-league":
                        returnObject = this.getFbdLeagueItemByJsonData(_item);
                        break;

                    case "fbd-player":
                        returnObject = this.getFbdPlayerItemByJsonData(_item);
                        break;

                    case "fbd-table":
                        returnObject = this.getFbdTableItemByJsonData(_item);
                        break;

                    case "fbd-fixture":
                        returnObject = this.getFbdFixtureItemByJsonData(_item);
                        break;

                    default:
                        return false;
                }
            }
            return returnObject;
        };

        this.getFbdTeamItemByJsonData = function (_item) {
            var fbdTeamObject = apingModels.getNew("fbd-team", this.getThisPlatformString());

            angular.extend(fbdTeamObject, {
                teamId: _item._links ? this.getIdByLinksObject(_item._links) : undefined,
                code: _item.code || undefined,
                shortName: _item.shortName || undefined,
                name: _item.name || undefined,
                squadMarketValue: _item.squadMarketValue || undefined,
                crestUrl: _item.crestUrl ? _item.crestUrl.replace('http://', 'https://') : undefined
            });

            return fbdTeamObject;
        };

        this.getFbdLeagueItemByJsonData = function (_item) {
            var fbdLeagueObject = apingModels.getNew("fbd-league", this.getThisPlatformString());

            angular.extend(fbdLeagueObject, {
                leagueId: _item.id || undefined,
                league: _item.league || undefined,
                caption: _item.caption || undefined,
                currentMatchday: _item.currentMatchday || undefined,
                lastUpdated: _item.lastUpdated || undefined,
                numberOfGames: _item.numberOfGames || undefined,
                numberOfMatchdays: _item.numberOfMatchdays || undefined,
                numberOfTeams: _item.numberOfTeams || undefined,
                year: _item.year || undefined,
            });

            return fbdLeagueObject;
        };

        this.getFbdPlayerItemByJsonData = function (_item) {
            var fbdPlayerObject = apingModels.getNew("fbd-player", this.getThisPlatformString());

            angular.extend(fbdPlayerObject, {
                contractUntil: _item.contractUntil || undefined,
                dateOfBirth: _item.dateOfBirth || undefined,
                jerseyNumber: _item.jerseyNumber || undefined,
                marketValue: _item.marketValue || undefined,
                name: _item.name || undefined,
                nationality: _item.nationality || undefined,
                position: _item.position || undefined,
            });

            return fbdPlayerObject;
        };

        this.getFbdTableItemByJsonData = function (_item) {
            var fbdTableObject = apingModels.getNew("fbd-table", this.getThisPlatformString());

            var that = this;

            angular.extend(fbdTableObject, {
                leagueId: _item._links ? that.getIdByLinksObject(_item._links, 'soccerseason') : undefined,
                leagueCaption: _item.leagueCaption || undefined,
                matchday: _item.matchday || undefined,
            });

            if (_item.standing && _item.standing.constructor === Array && _item.standing.length > 0) {
                fbdTableObject.standing = [];
                angular.forEach(_item.standing, function (value, key) {
                    fbdTableObject.standing.push({
                        teamId: value.teamId || (value._links ? that.getIdByLinksObject(value._links, 'team') : undefined),
                        away: value.away || undefined,
                        crestURI: value.crestURI ? value.crestURI.replace('http://', 'https://') : undefined,
                        draws: angular.isDefined(value.draws) ? value.draws : undefined,
                        goalDifference: angular.isDefined(value.goalDifference) ? value.goalDifference : undefined,
                        goals: angular.isDefined(value.goals) ? value.goals : undefined,
                        goalsAgainst: angular.isDefined(value.goalsAgainst) ? value.goalsAgainst : undefined,
                        home: value.home || undefined,
                        losses: angular.isDefined(value.losses) ? value.losses : undefined,
                        playedGames: angular.isDefined(value.playedGames) ? value.playedGames : undefined,
                        points: angular.isDefined(value.points) ? value.points : undefined,
                        position: angular.isDefined(value.position) ? value.position : undefined,
                        rank: angular.isDefined(value.rank) ? value.rank : undefined,
                        teamName: value.teamName || undefined,
                        wins: angular.isDefined(value.wins) ? value.wins : undefined,
                        group: value.group || undefined,
                        team: value.team || undefined,
                    });
                });
            } else if (typeof _item.standings === 'object' && _item.standings !== null) {
                fbdTableObject.groups = [];
                angular.forEach(_item.standings, function (groupValue, groupKey) {
                    var standing = [];

                    angular.forEach(groupValue, function (value, key) {
                        standing.push({
                            teamId: value.teamId || (value._links ? that.getIdByLinksObject(value._links, 'team') : undefined),
                            away: value.away || undefined,
                            crestURI: value.crestURI ? value.crestURI.replace('http://', 'https://') : undefined,
                            draws: angular.isDefined(value.draws) ? value.draws : undefined,
                            goalDifference: angular.isDefined(value.goalDifference) ? value.goalDifference : undefined,
                            goals: angular.isDefined(value.goals) ? value.goals : undefined,
                            goalsAgainst: angular.isDefined(value.goalsAgainst) ? value.goalsAgainst : undefined,
                            home: value.home || undefined,
                            losses: angular.isDefined(value.losses) ? value.losses : undefined,
                            playedGames: angular.isDefined(value.playedGames) ? value.playedGames : undefined,
                            points: angular.isDefined(value.points) ? value.points : undefined,
                            position: angular.isDefined(value.position) ? value.position : undefined,
                            rank: angular.isDefined(value.rank) ? value.rank : undefined,
                            teamName: value.teamName || undefined,
                            wins: angular.isDefined(value.wins) ? value.wins : undefined,
                            group: value.group || undefined,
                            team: value.team || undefined,
                        });
                    });

                    fbdTableObject.groups.push({
                        name: groupKey,
                        standing: standing
                    })
                });
            }
            return fbdTableObject;
        };

        this.getFbdFixtureItemByJsonData = function (_item) {
            var fbdFixtureObject = apingModels.getNew("fbd-fixture", this.getThisPlatformString());

            angular.extend(fbdFixtureObject, {
                fixtureId: _item._links ? this.getIdByLinksObject(_item._links) : undefined,
                awayTeamName: _item.awayTeamName || undefined,
                date: _item.date || undefined,
                homeTeamName: _item.homeTeamName || undefined,
                matchday: _item.matchday || undefined,
                result: _item.result || undefined,
                status: _item.status || undefined,
            });

            return fbdFixtureObject;
        };
    }]);;"use strict";

angular.module("jtt_footballdata", [])
    .factory('footballdataFactory', ['$http', 'footballdataSearchDataService', function ($http, footballdataSearchDataService) {

        var footballdataFactory = {};

        footballdataFactory.getSeasons = function (_params) {

            var searchData = footballdataSearchDataService.getNew("getSeasons", _params);

            return $http({
                method: 'GET',
                url: searchData.url,
                params: searchData.object,
                headers: {
                    'X-Auth-Token': _params.apiKey,
                }
            });
        };

        footballdataFactory.getSeason = function (_params) {

            var searchData = footballdataSearchDataService.getNew("getSeason", _params);

            return $http({
                method: 'GET',
                url: searchData.url,
                params: searchData.object,
                headers: {
                    'X-Auth-Token': _params.apiKey,
                }
            });
        };

        footballdataFactory.getTeam = function (_params) {

            var searchData = footballdataSearchDataService.getNew("getTeam", _params);

            return $http({
                method: 'GET',
                url: searchData.url,
                params: searchData.object,
                headers: {
                    'X-Auth-Token': _params.apiKey ? _params.apiKey : apiKey,
                }
            });
        };

        footballdataFactory.getPlayersByTeam = function (_params) {

            var searchData = footballdataSearchDataService.getNew("getPlayersByTeam", _params);

            return $http({
                method: 'GET',
                url: searchData.url,
                params: searchData.object,
                headers: {
                    'X-Auth-Token': _params.apiKey ? _params.apiKey : apiKey,
                }
            });
        };

        footballdataFactory.getFixtures = function (_params) {

            var searchData = footballdataSearchDataService.getNew("getFixtures", _params);

            return $http({
                method: 'GET',
                url: searchData.url,
                params: searchData.object,
                headers: {
                    'X-Auth-Token': _params.apiKey ? _params.apiKey : apiKey,
                }
            });
        };

        footballdataFactory.getFixture = function (_params) {

            var searchData = footballdataSearchDataService.getNew("getFixture", _params);

            return $http({
                method: 'GET',
                url: searchData.url,
                params: searchData.object,
                headers: {
                    'X-Auth-Token': _params.apiKey ? _params.apiKey : apiKey,
                }
            });
        };

        footballdataFactory.getFixturesByTeam = function (_params) {

            var searchData = footballdataSearchDataService.getNew("getFixturesByTeam", _params);

            return $http({
                method: 'GET',
                url: searchData.url,
                params: searchData.object,
                headers: {
                    'X-Auth-Token': _params.apiKey ? _params.apiKey : apiKey,
                }
            });
        };

        footballdataFactory.getTeamsBySeason = function (_params) {

            var searchData = footballdataSearchDataService.getNew("getTeamsBySeason", _params);

            return $http({
                method: 'GET',
                url: searchData.url,
                params: searchData.object,
                headers: {
                    'X-Auth-Token': _params.apiKey ? _params.apiKey : apiKey,
                }
            });
        };

        footballdataFactory.getLeagueTableBySeason = function (_params) {

            var searchData = footballdataSearchDataService.getNew("getLeagueTableBySeason", _params);

            return $http({
                method: 'GET',
                url: searchData.url,
                params: searchData.object,
                headers: {
                    'X-Auth-Token': _params.apiKey ? _params.apiKey : apiKey,
                }
            });
        };

        footballdataFactory.getFixturesBySeason = function (_params) {

            var searchData = footballdataSearchDataService.getNew("getFixturesBySeason", _params);

            return $http({
                method: 'GET',
                url: searchData.url,
                params: searchData.object,
                headers: {
                    'X-Auth-Token': _params.apiKey ? _params.apiKey : apiKey,
                }
            });
        };

        return footballdataFactory;
    }])
    .service('footballdataSearchDataService', function () {
        this.getApiBaseUrl = function (protocol) {

            switch (protocol) {
                case 'http':
                case 'https':
                    protocol += ':';
                    break;

                default:
                    protocol = '';
            }

            return protocol + '//api.football-data.org/v1/';
        };

        this.fillDataInObjectByList = function (_object, _params, _list) {

            angular.forEach(_list, function (value, key) {
                if (angular.isDefined(_params[value])) {
                    _object.object[value] = _params[value];
                }
            });

            return _object;
        };

        this.getNew = function (_type, _params) {

            var footballdataSearchData = {
                object: {},
                url: '',
            };

            switch (_type) {
                case "getSeasons":
                    footballdataSearchData = this.fillDataInObjectByList(footballdataSearchData, _params, [
                        'apiKey', 'season',
                    ]);
                    footballdataSearchData.url = this.getApiBaseUrl(_params.protocol) + 'soccerseasons/';
                    break;

                case "getSeason":
                    footballdataSearchData = this.fillDataInObjectByList(footballdataSearchData, _params, [
                        'apiKey',
                    ]);
                    footballdataSearchData.url = this.getApiBaseUrl(_params.protocol) + 'soccerseasons/' + _params.id;
                    break;

                case "getTeam":
                    footballdataSearchData = this.fillDataInObjectByList(footballdataSearchData, _params, [
                        'apiKey'
                    ]);
                    footballdataSearchData.url = this.getApiBaseUrl(_params.protocol) + 'teams/' + _params.id;
                    break;

                case "getPlayersByTeam":
                    footballdataSearchData = this.fillDataInObjectByList(footballdataSearchData, _params, [
                        'apiKey'
                    ]);
                    footballdataSearchData.url = this.getApiBaseUrl(_params.protocol) + 'teams/' + _params.id + '/players';
                    break;

                case "getFixtures":
                    footballdataSearchData = this.fillDataInObjectByList(footballdataSearchData, _params, [
                        'apiKey', 'league', 'timeFrame'
                    ]);
                    footballdataSearchData.url = this.getApiBaseUrl(_params.protocol) + 'fixtures';
                    break;

                case "getFixture":
                    footballdataSearchData = this.fillDataInObjectByList(footballdataSearchData, _params, [
                        'apiKey', 'head2head'
                    ]);
                    footballdataSearchData.url = this.getApiBaseUrl(_params.protocol) + 'fixtures/' + _params.id;
                    break;

                case "getTeamsBySeason":
                    footballdataSearchData = this.fillDataInObjectByList(footballdataSearchData, _params, [
                        'apiKey',
                    ]);
                    footballdataSearchData.url = this.getApiBaseUrl(_params.protocol) + 'soccerseasons/' + _params.id + '/teams';
                    break;

                case "getLeagueTableBySeason":
                    footballdataSearchData = this.fillDataInObjectByList(footballdataSearchData, _params, [
                        'apiKey', 'matchday'
                    ]);
                    footballdataSearchData.url = this.getApiBaseUrl(_params.protocol) + 'soccerseasons/' + _params.id + '/leagueTable';
                    break;

                case "getFixturesBySeason":
                    footballdataSearchData = this.fillDataInObjectByList(footballdataSearchData, _params, [
                        'apiKey', 'matchday', 'timeFrame'
                    ]);
                    footballdataSearchData.url = this.getApiBaseUrl(_params.protocol) + 'soccerseasons/' + _params.id + '/fixtures';
                    break;

                case "getFixturesByTeam":
                    footballdataSearchData = this.fillDataInObjectByList(footballdataSearchData, _params, [
                        'apiKey', 'season', 'timeFrame', 'venue'
                    ]);
                    footballdataSearchData.url = this.getApiBaseUrl(_params.protocol) + 'teams/' + _params.id + '/fixtures';
                    break;

            }
            return footballdataSearchData;
        };
    });


Located in Switzerland, 40 kilometers away from Annecy, it is the closest international airport to CILFA.
Take the exit "ANNECY NORD (Exit n°17)" and follow the "ANNECY LE VIEUX" signs. Continue towards the "DOMAINE UNIVERSITAIRE" until the street named "Rue des Martyrs de la Déportation". At the roundabout, turn left (take the upward street). CILFA is immediately on your left.
This is the best and easiest solution to get to Annecy. It takes 1 to 2 hours depending on the routes. To get more information, see « Transalis ».
NOTE: Please be aware that some coaches are not direct, you may need to go to Geneva "Gare routière" (located "Place Dorcière") by bus (or train: stop "Gare Cornavin". Then, the "Gare routière" is a 10-minute walk from this station).
For detailed information about public transports from the airport, please click here. You may also visit the following website: TPG (Transports publics genevois).
When you get to "Gare d'Annecy", take the bus SIBRA n°4 towards "CAMPUS". Get off at the stop "EVIRE". CILFA is 150 meters down the street "Rue des Martyrs de la Déportation", on your right.
Located about 145 km from Annecy, this airport is probably the most convenient to get to CILFA.
Take the highway A43 and then at Chambéry go on A41 towards Annecy.
Take the exit "ANNECY NORD (exit n°17)" and follow the "ANNECY-LE-VIEUX" signs. Continue towards the "DOMAINE UNIVERSITAIRE" until the street named "Rue des Martyrs de la Déportation". At the roundabout, turn left (take the upward street). CILFA is immediately on your left.
6 shuttles a day go to Annecy. It takes about 2 hours. Check the schedules and rates..
Trains going to Annecy serve the airport (direct train: 1h40).
For detailed information about schedules and rates, please click here. You may also visit the following website: SNCF (French Railway Company).
From the station (or from the city centre), take the bus SIBRA n°4 towards "CAMPUS". Get off at the stop "EVIRE". CILFA is 150 meters down the street "Rue des Martyrs de la Déportation", on your right.
For detailed information (timetables, maps…) about SIBRA (Public transports for the conglomeration of Annecy), please click here.


Low price stocks can quickly rise or fall in value.
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Sometimes a stock is priced low because it has been falling for some time, which makes it a far more risky investment. Companies that are experiencing major difficulties or heading toward bankruptcy will usually have a low price and they should be avoided. Financially sound companies will usually have a high stock price, but they are more likely to hold their value and steadily appreciate over time.
A stock priced at $1 a share has a greater chance of doubling than one priced at $100 a share. It also is a lot easier to afford the $1 stock. The high price of blue chip stocks can sometimes be a barrier to entry for small investors who want to be in the stock market. Penny stocks can literally be bought for pennies a share, which is a price just about anyone can afford, with the potential to double the investment.
While high price stocks are subject to close scrutiny by the Securities and Exchange Commission, companies with low price stocks do not always trade on major stock exchanges and are not required to file information with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Much of the information that investors would use to make a decision about the soundness of a low price stock may not come from credible sources.


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Макла́уд, Макле́од (; МФА ) — распространенная шотландская фамилия и древний клан.

Известные носители

 Маклауд, Алан (1899—1918) — канадский лётчик, кавалер Креста Виктории.

 Маклеод, Алистер (1936—2014) — канадский литературовед, прозаик, лауреат Дублинской литературной премии.
 Маклауд, Алли (1931—2004) — шотландский футболист и футбольный тренер.
 Маклеод, Генри (1821—1902) — британский экономист и юрист.
 Маклеод, Грант (род. 1959) — новозеландский хоккеист на траве.
 Маклауд, Гэвин (1931—2021) — американский актёр кино и телевидения.
 Маклеод, Джон Джеймс Рикард (1876—1935) — шотландский врач, физиолог.
 Маклеод, Джон (1937—2019) — американский баскетбольный тренер.
 Маклеод, Иан Норман (1913—1970) — британский государственный деятель.
 Маклеод, Карла (род. 1982) — канадская хоккеистка, защитник.
 Маклауд, Кевин (род. 1972) — американский музыкант и композитор.
 Маклауд, Кен (род. 1954) — шотландский программист, писатель-фантаст.
 Маклауд, Кэтлин (род. 1986) — австралийская баскетболистка.

 Маклауд, Майкл (род. 1998) — канадский хоккеист.
 Маклеод, Мойра (род. 1957) — шотландская и британская хоккеистка на траве.
 Маклауд, Мэри Энн (1912—2000) — жена Фреда Трампа, мать Дональда Трампа.
 Маклауд, Николас (1870—1965) — канадский, шотландский и американский шахматист.
 Маклеод, Нил (род. 1952) — новозеландский хоккеист на траве, олимпийский чемпион 1976 года.
 Маклауд, Норман Аласдер (1927—1991) — шотландский шахматист и шахматный композитор.
 Маклауд, Омар (род. 1994) — ямайский легкоатлет, олимпийский чемпион 2016 года в беге на 110 м с барьерами.
 Маклауд, Рианн (род. 1990) — шотландская кёрлингистка.

 Маклеод, Сара (род. 1971) — новозеландская актриса.
 Маклауд, Синтия (род. 1936) — суринамская писательница, историк.
 Мата Хари (настоящее имя — Маргарета Гертруда Зелле, по мужу — Маклауд, 1876—1917) — танцовщица, куртизанка и шпионка в период Первой мировой войны.

Составные фамилии
 Маклеод Бетюн, Мэри (1875—1955) — американская учительница, общественный деятель, активистка движения за права чернокожих граждан США, вуманистка и филантроп.
 Маклауд-Робертсон, Колин (1870—1951) — британский яхтсмен, серебряный призёр летних Олимпийских игр 1908.

Вымышленные персонажи
 Коннор Маклауд — главный персонаж фильмов серии «Горец».
 Дункан Маклауд — главный персонаж сериала «Горец», ученик Коннора Маклауда.
 Ровена Маклауд — персонаж сериала «Сверхъестественное».
 Фергус Маклауд — персонаж сериала «Сверхъестественное».

Топонимы
 Маклауд — река в Альберте (Канада).

См. также
 Макклауд

Примечания

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Lists allow you to choose a set of flyers and teasers to incorporate in a widget. You can access your lists under the Widgets tab by clicking Lists. Click Create a List to create a new list.
In the List Editor, give your list a name, then choose to add a new teaser (Add New Teaser), or import existing teasers or flyers (Import Items).
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Check the teasers you wish to include and click the blue Import Teasers button.
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All items in your list are now included in this widget. Whenever one of the items in the list is updated, any widgets that use this list will be automatically updated as well.


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Home › US Politics › Justice ›
After $41 Million Settlement, Some Harsh Words For Bloomberg, As Central Park 5 Thank De Blasio And Supporters
Milton AllimadiJune 27,2014
Santana, Richardson, Salaam, and Clay. Photo: Black Star News
Listening to one of the men who served a long prison sentence for a false conviction, at least one reporter was seen wiping away tears during an emotional press conference this morning when some of the Central Park 5 men spoke publicly for the first time since the $41 million settlement with New York City was announced.
The men thanked their lawyers, family members, politicians and activists who supported them since they were first arrested in 1989 and wrongfully charged with a vicious rape and beating of a White woman in Central Park.
Yusuf Abdus Salaam, in scholarly comments and responses to questions from reporters, said he plans to continue to work even after the settlement is finalized within the next two to three weeks when Judge Deborah Batts in the U.S. District Court is expected to sign off on the deal.
Salaam and the two others who appeared, Raymond Santana and Kevin Richardson, all said they were only able to endure the ordeal -- the arrest, the trial, the demonization in tabloid media and by Donald Trump who placed an ad calling for their execution, and the long years in prison -- through the support of family, lawyers, and a tight knit group of lawyers who became their biggest public advocates.
Antron McCray and Kharey Wise did not attend the news conference in front of New York's City Hall in downtown Manhattan.
Meanwhile these names all sounded like dirty words when mentioned by lawyers for the Central Park 5: Michael Bloomberg, the former mayor; Ray Kelly, the former police commissioner; Michael Cardozo, the city's former corporation counsel; and, Donald Trump the developer.
One of the lawyers, Roger Wareham, said had he and his colleagues and activists, including from the December 12 Movement, not mounted the tireless campaign and courtroom battles on behalf of the Central Park 5 "we would have been complicit to the Scottsboro case; we would have been complicit to the Emmett Till case," a reference to two of the many lowpoints in the history of American injustice.
Wareham said through the years, the lawyers, the exonerated men and their families had developed a very close relationship. "We are family now," he said, adding that the bond would continue well beyond the case.
Supporters of the men for years said there was police and prosecutorial misconduct from the very beginning, when Trisha Meili, a 28-year-old investment banker was found raped and brutally beaten in Central Park, in April 1989. The NYPD ignored police procedure and sparked a media demonization frenzy by releasing, shortly after the arrests, even before arraignment or indictment, the names and photographs of the arrested teenagers, including a 14-year-old juvenile who was later released without any charges.
The youth were labeled as having been out "wilding" like a "wolfpack" by New York's tabloid media.
Lawyers at the time for the teenagers said McCray, Richardson, Santana, Wise and Salaam had been coerced and tricked into making confessions by detectives. All later retracted their confessions.
The DNA collected at the crime scene at the time did not match any of the teenagers'. It was years later, in 2002, after Matias Reyes', a murderer and serial rapist serving a 33-years-to-life sentence confessed that he alone committed the rape that the DNA recovered was matched to his as the sole contributor of the semen recovered at the scene.
Michael Tarrif Warren, speaking at the press conference today said the election of Mayor Bill de Blasio was a game changer in terms of the settlement. He said Bloomberg, Kelly and Cardozo were determined not to settle. He noted there had been more than 100 depositions and that thousands of documents were exchanged. "They did everything in their power to resist this kind of resolution," Warren said, comparing Bloomberg's position with with the settlement under de Blasio's administration.
Warren said while there were now some smiles with the formal end to the case, "there are scars inside which will never heal" for the five men "for having their youth stolen from them."
Jonathan Moore, one of the lawyers, said the families of the men had also been victimized. "It was the Central Park 20," Moore, said, noting that the family members of the men supported them while they were behind bars and attended the numerous court proceedings.
Moore said the settlement "raised the bar" for other abuse cases, going forward. He said even though the City didn't admit any guilt for the actions of the police officers he said coerced and tricked the men, then teenagers into confessing in 1989, the size of the settlement spoke for itself. "If they didn't do anything wrong why are they paying $40 million?" he said, adding that he hoped the settlement would help "make sure that this terrible tragedy never happens again."
The lawyers, three of the Central Park 5 who attended the event, and their relatives all praised State Senator Bill Perkins as having been one of the earliest elected officials to rally support for the case.
Many speakers had harsh words for Trump who, shortly after the rape of Meili placed full-page ads in The Daily News, The New York Times, New York Newsday and The New York Post, calling for the death penalty and the execution of the five men under the headline ''Bring Back the Death Penalty. Bring Back Our Police!''
The men were convicted and served long prison terms before Reyes' 2002 confession. In December 2002, then New York County District Attorney Robert Morgenthau moved for a judge to vacate the convictions.
What ensued, over the subsequent 12 years, was a drawn-out battle with the Bloomberg Administration which simply refused to settle the case.
The speaker whose words struck the most sobering tone at today's press conference was Sharonne Salaam, mother of Yusuf Abdus Salaam, who said she didn't consider the financial settlement with the City a victory at all.
"What victory?" she asked, surrounded by about two dozens supporters and relatives of the men, and staring at reporters and a battery of cameras before her.
Ms. Salaam said Black youth were still being victimized by the New York Police Department and that many innocent men were likely still serving prison terms. She called for a review of all the past cases handled by the lead prosecutor of the Central Park 5, Elizabeth Lederer, and Linda Fairstein, who was then head of the DA's Sex Crimes Unit.
Lederer as the assistant district attorney prosecuting the case told the jury that hair found in the clothing of one of the Central Park 5 "matched" hair from the victim, which was completely false.
Fairstein, who reportedly participated in coercing the confessions, has been sued for false prosecution in another case. She was also reportedly instrumental in current New York County DA Cyrus Vance Jr.'s decision not to prosecute the now thoroughly-disgraced Dominique Strauss-Kahn on charges that he raped a 32-year-old hotel employee Nafissatou Diallo.
At today's news conference Richardson, Santana, and Salaam, all said while the settlement amount was significant, that they were more eager to close a long and tortuous chapter in their lives. Richardson, who was first to speak, choked up when he recounted how they had endured the years of imprisonment and then coming out to a world where no one wanted to employ them. "Our family was all we had," he said. He could not hold back the tears when he said he had a sister and would never commit rape.
Raymond Santana, speaking in a calm deliberative manner, noted that since the documentary about the case, "The Central Park Five" by filmmaker Ken Burns and his daughter Sarah Burns came out, the men have been on several speaking engagements. He's also become an advocate for the Innocence Project.
He too spoke of the torture of being tagged a "murderer" and "rapist," who had been out "wilding" on that fated evening.
Santana said there were hundreds of documents connected to the case that had been sealed, and would show the extent of prosecutorial misconduct on the case, and he challenged the media to seek their release.
His sister, Joanne Santana, said Donald Trump's reaction, still insisting that the men were guilty, and lingering doubts by some in the media, confirms the divisions in New York City. "He wants to kill innocent youth through the death penalty," she said, of Trump. "And he's still angry and spewing against us...There is a lot of anger and hate."
"I wonder what Donald Trump would have done had that been his White child," Ms. Salaam said, echoing Ms. Santana's words.
The men and their relatives praised the support from several activists, in addition to Senator Perkins, such as: the late Elombe Brath and his wife Numsa; Omowale Clay, who helped convene the press conference and moderated the questioning; the December 12 Movement; Rev. Al Sharpton; Charles Barron; Keith Wright; and Rep. Charles Rangel.
In a statement The December 12 Movement, which spearheaded much of the activism and publicity in support of the Central Park 5 praised: Perkins; Brath and Numsa; Barron for "his consistent and dedicated leadership" and for sponsoring a proclamation supporting the Central Park five while he was a New York City council member; former Comptroller John Liu for calling for a settlement while he was still in office; the Burns; current Comptroller Scott Stringer, for backing and approving the settlement; Mayor de Blasio; and, the Black press, especially The Amsterdam News and Gary Byrd's "Global Black Experience" show, for consistently highlighting the Central Park 5's case.
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Judge Deborah Batts
Raymond Santana
Antron McCray
Kharey Wise
Ray Kelly
Michael Cardozo
December 12 Movement
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Emmett Till case
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Mattias Reyes'
Michael Tarrif Warren
Sharonne Salaam
Elizabeth Lederer
DA Cyrus Vance Jr.'s
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Nafissatou Diallo
Sarah Burns
Joanne Santana
Elombe Brath
Numsa
Rev. Al Sharpton
Charles Barron
Keith Wright
Comptroller Scott Stringer
The Amsterdam News
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Here, you will be a commanding general of the CityVille S.O.S, and given for a mission to defeat the villainous Dr. Mayhem and his minions trying to grab your sonic generators and to build the ultimate weapon to take over the whole world.
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The Mill House Inn
Trebarwith Strand, TINTAGEL.
The Mill House originally known as Treknow Mill dates back to 1760 and was a working mill until the late 1930's. It briefly became a private residence until 1945, when it was converted into a guesthouse. In 1960 the main building was refurbished and extended before becoming a public house for the first time. Since then it has been gradually upgraded by a number of different owners
The Mill House offers visitors tranquility and comfort.
The Mill itself it a charming stone building with a bar, dining room and residents lounge all of which benefit from log fires. The traditional beamed bar, which has fine Delabole flagstones and informal furnishings is a wonderful place to relax and enjoy a drink and listen to occasional live music.
The dining room, positioned alongside the delightful millstream is light and airy during the day yet intimate and romantic at night. Menus are changed regularly and concentrate on the use of the best fresh fish, meat, produce and other ingredients all sourced locally.
There are eight elegant bedrooms all with en suite facilities, telephone and colour television, offering beautiful views across the valley or gardens.
The Inn and restaurant are open all year and in fine weather lunches, drinks and barbecues can be enjoyed outside on the attractive split level terraces.
(i) Free wireless access
(ii) All rooms are fully equipped with telephones, vanitory units, electric razor points, tea/coffee making facilities, radio/alarm, individual central healing controls and colour television.
(iii) Children under 13 years when occupying their parents room are charged £15.00 per day Bed & Breakfast
(iv) Dogs accepted at £7.50 per night We ask that they are not taken into the main restaurant.
(v) Our restaurant is situated on the ground floor of the Inn and is open nightly for 'a la Carte' dinner, reservations are strongly advised.
Family suite sleeps 5
from £80.00 to £120.00 per room
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Kelsey Hubble heated up Platt Arena with 22 points as she led her team in the 68-63 upset of the University of St. Francis.
Victory is sweet, especially when it's against the defending NAIA Division II national champions. The Lady Foresters bounced right back from their Jan. 17 buzzer-beater loss to Grace College to pull off a 68-63 upset against the University of St. Francis Cougars.
The game pitted last season's Crossroads League coaches of the year against one another. HU's Lori Culler would prevail in the important victory for the Foresters.
The Foresters never looked back as they maintained the lead for the half and the game against the Cougars.
Coming out of the locker room, the Foresters would once again go on a scoring run to lead by as many as 14.
Kelsey Hubble was on fire, hitting eight of 11 of her field goals and sinking four of five of her deadly treys for a team-high 22 points. Miranda Palmer secured a solid 20 points along with eight assists. Jaclene Bonnema pulled down eight rebounds while the Forester bench added 13 points, with seven of those belonging to sophomore Allyson Trout.
Culler praised Trout for her hard working paying off, stating that Trout appeared more comfortable on the court.
Bonnema said Culler's instruction helped in improving her rebounding performance.
With her team boasting 13 steals over the Cougars, Culler attributed the successful defensive action to executing the game plan of double teaming USF's top two post players and playing the passing lanes hard.
USF showed why they are one of the top teams in the conference. The Cougars came claws out, battling back within two on two different occasions.
The duo of Hubble and Palmer, however, would get the Foresters back in their scoring rhythm to solidify the lead and outlast USF.
Although HU (14-5) sits in fifth in the Crossroads League standings (5-4), they are one win away from joining Marian University, USF, and Taylor University who all have a 6-3 record in CL league matchups.
The next test of stamina will send the Foresters on the road against second-ranked Marian University Jan. 24.


Yucky smells coming from your garbage disposal? If the answer is yes, then we have useful tips for making it smell clean and fresh. The first thing to know before cleaning is how a garbage disposal works. All the brands are basically made similarly. They have an upper hopper chamber and a lower hopper chamber. The debris of the food and water that drips from the upper hopper chamber is sent to the lower hopper and pushed within the drain.
Knowing there are not blades, knives or anything that will chop in your disposal is important. There is a flywheel or plate that has slits in it at the bottom of the upper hopper chamber. The cutter blades, really just impeller blades are connected to the top of the plate. The impeller blades mashes stuff up then pushes it into the slits of the plate.
This mashed up food that is pushed through the slits of the plate collects in the bottom portion. With the impeller teeth working properly and the force of gravity, the liquefied product that has collected simply drains out of the drain.If it cannot be broken into pieces or dissolved, you should never put it into your disposal. Items that clump together, potato peelings, large amounts of rice and fibrous products like celery or banana peels should not be thrown into a disposal.
Run chilled water through the unit with it on.Use a lot of ice to push into the garbage disposal as quick as you can get the disposal to take the ice. All the debris that is stuck will freeze, chunk and fall off the impellers and through the holes of the plate. Once the last cube of ice has broken up continue to allow the water flow for another full minute.
For cleaning the odors, chop a lemon into tiny chunks and put it into the disposal. Be sure the lemon chunks are small so the blades are able to do their job to the tough lemon rinds.
You may still have smells after using the lemon, in this case use a drain clean solutions or product that safe and bio-degradable. Do not use harsh drain cleaners, which are caustic. This type of cleaner will cut the life of your disposal in half by corroding the guts of your unit. Thus, if the odor persists, call in the appliance repair service in Ajax to clean it professionally. They have their techniques to leave your garbage disposal completely clean and odor-free.


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Cricket victory over Wesleyans!
NEW HEADINGTON WESLEYANS v. Headington Brass Band, - Played at Headington on Easter Monday, - The Wesleyans opened the season with a beating from the band after a pleasant and interesting games by six wickets. The result was brought about chiefly by the good bowling of the Brothers G. and J. Douglas, and the batting of J. Douglas and Nutt and Louch. For the losers, H. Field bowled and batted in good style. Each side played one man short.
OXFORD JOURNAL - 21 April 1900
Headington Workhouse Performance
Entertainment to the workhouse inmates-on Thursday the members of the Headington Brass Band gave an afternoon's entertainment to the inmates of the Headington workhouse, which was very much enjoyed by all present. Fortunately the weather was all that could be desired. In a few well chosen words, Mr Aldern thanked the band for their kindness and their thoughtfulness in providing such an entertainment for the old people, and said he hoped they would soon make another visit. An excellent program was done through in a manner which reflected credit on the band.
OXFORD TIMES - 18 August 1900
Wheatley Flower Show
At the twelfth annual flower show, held in the Vicarage grounds in Wheatley "The Headington Temperance Brass Band played during the afternoon and for dancing in the evening."
OXFORD TIMES - 8 September 1900
FRITWELL. SONS OF TEMPERANCE FETE
This annual fete will take place on Thursday, July 18th, in a field lent by Messrs Dew and Son. The programme is as follows: 12.30, members meet the Headington Temperance Band...
Bicester Herald - Friday 5 July 1901
Wheatley Flower Show and Industrial Exhibition
The Headington Temperance Band were in attendance for the thirteenth annual competition held in the vicarage grounds.
Horspath Wesleyan Sunday School
At a tea for scholars at the Wesleyan Sunday School, in the Chapel at Horspath "Musical selections were well rendered by members of the Headington Temperance Band.
Oxford Chronicle and Reading Gazette - Friday 17 January 1902 and OXFORD TIMES - 18 January 1902
Funeral of a band member
HEADINGTON. "SONS OF TEMPERANCE".— The funeral of Bro. Jos Douglas, a member of the Headington division of the Sons of Temperance benefit society, took place on Sunday last in Headington cemetery. The coffin was borne to the grave by Bros. H. J. Weston, W. Weston. H. Pratley and J. Hathaway, representing the New Headington Wesleyan brass band (of which deceased was a member)...
Oxford Times - Saturday 22 February 1902
Wesleyan Anniversary at Horspath
On Whit-Monday the anniversary of the Sunday-school was held at two o'clock. The Headington brass band paraded the village, and a cricket match was played on the Recreation ground between the Band and the Horspath C.C., which resulted in easy victory for the home team, chiefly through the admirable batting of W. and H. Kimber, and the bowling of B. Surman and H. Kimber. G. Douglas bowled well for the losers, taking seven wickets at small cost. After the match a tea was provided in the chapel. when between 60 and 70 sat down to a good spread. At seven o'clock the band again paraded the village, and at 7.30 a large public meeting and entertainment was held, the chapel being nearly full. Mr. Richlngs gave good report of the Sunday-school work, which is in a very flourishing condition. Several pieces were contributed by the choir from Headington. Mr. Vallis and Mr. Richings gave short addresses, the band played a selection of music, and altogether a capital programme was gone through. The following were the scores of the cricket match - Headington Brass Band.- G. Douglas, b Surman, 9; b H. Kimer, 2. W Bronsill. b Surman 3; b H Kimber, 6 J. Hathaway b Barman. 0: st T. b H Kimber 0: W Morris, b Surman. 0; st T. b H. Kimber. 1. J Weston, b H Kimber. 5: b Surman, 1. R Gardner, c and b Kimber. 0; not out, 1. W Weston, not out. 5: b Kimber, 2. A Cox. b Surman, 0: c H Kimber. b Surman, 2. J Douglas, Surman, 0; b H Kimber, 0. 0. Vyles, b H Kimber, 1; b H Kimber, 3; W Somerton, b H Kimber, 0; c Crook, b Surman, 0 Extras, 1-5. Totals 24-23. HORSPATH - G. Clarke, run out. 15: H Surman, b G. Douglas, 4; W Crook, b G. Douglas, 4: W Kimber c and b G Douglas, 25; B Surman, b Bronsil, 1; W Harris, b Bronsill, 0: G. Woodley, b G. Douglas, 2; H Kimber. not out, 25; T Kimber, c and b G. Douglas, 0; H Hedges, b G. Douglas, 7; W Surman, b G. Douglas, 3. Extras 6. Total, 92.
Oxford Times - Saturday 24 May 1902 also Oxford Chronicle and Reading Gazette - Friday 23 May 1902
William Street School Treat
It was reported that the Headington United Temperance Band led the children in procession to the railway station for this event, held at Blenheim. A treat for members of the William Street Wesleyan Chapel Sunday School.
OXFORD TIMES - 5 July 1902
TEMPERANCE FETE AT BLENHEIM PARK
Monday 4 August 1902
The annual fete in connection with the Oxfordshire Band of Hope and Temperance Union was hold in Blenheim Park Monday, by kind permission of His Grace the Duke of Marlborough, K.G. At 9.45 the proceedings opened with a procession from tha Martyrs' Memorial at Oxford to the railway station, headed by the Langford and Filkins Temperance brass band and Oxford City Temperance drum and fife band. They proceeded to Woodstock by special train at 10.30. A second procession was formed tha foot of Headington Hill and headed by the Headington Temperance brass band, marched to the station and went on special train at 11.25...
OXFORD TIMES - 9 August 1902, OXFORDSHIRE WEEKLY NEWS - Wednesday 6 August 1902
Cycle Parade
OXFORD : CYCLE PARADE. - On Monday evening a parade of decorated and illuminated bicycles was held in aid of the Oxford Benefit, Friendly and Trade Societies' Hospital Fund, the place of assembly bing St. Giles'. There was, however, a paucity of entries, but a large number of cyclists attended, and a procession, headed by the Headington Temperance Brass Band, marched through the city, proceeding by way of St. John's-road, Walton-street, Hythe Bridge-street, St. Ebbe's, St. Aldates's, St. Clement's, Cowley-road, High-street, back to St. Giles'. Prizes to the riders of the decorated cycles were presented in the Corn Exchange by Councillor Zacharias. Collectors with boxes gathered contributions from the public.
READING MERCURY - 30 August 1902 also Oxford Chronicle and Reading Gazette - Friday 22 August 1902
OXFORD BOARD OF GUARDIANS
...Permission was asked by the Clement's Wesley Guild to give an entertainment to the inmates. Upon this Mr. Grubb remarked that he had Intended asking the Board to allow him to give a series of entertainments to the inmates in the winter months—Ald. Cooper, who said he had attended several concerts organised by Mr. Grubb, remarked that they were much indebted to him for his offer.—The Board accepted the Guild's offer, and it was left to Mr. Grubb to arrange the date. The Headington Brass Band also offered to come and play in the Workhouse grounds on some Thursday evening, and this was similarly dealt with
Oxford Chronicle and Reading Gazette - Friday 5 September 1902
HORSPATH
Wesleyan Chapel Anniversary
The Sunday School anniversary services took place on Sunday on thee village green, when stirring addresses were given by Messrs. T. Vallis. G. Roff, F. Buckenham, and T. Harwood. The musical portion of the services was conducted by Mr. K. Duglas [sic], assisted by the Ueadingtoa Brass Band.—On Monday a cricket match was played by the members of the Headington Brass Band and the young men of the village, on the recreation ground. The villagers proved their superiority with both bat and ball. In the evening public tea was held, to which over one hundred sat down. The chapel had a pleasing appearance, the tables being tastefully decorated with flowers. After tea the band paraded the village. The public meeting was well attended. Addresses were given, sacred songs and solos were sung, and recitations given by friends from Headington and the members of the band, the programme being arranged by Mr. Duglas. The report, given Mr. Richings, was encouraging financially and otherwise.
OXFORD TIMES - 6 June 1903
Oxford Trades Societies Cycle Parade
... At the conclusion of the judging the competitors formed into procession and were joined by about fifteen members of the Fire Brigade, who volunteered their services. Preceded by the Headington Temperance Band in a brake, surrounded by a large concourse of interested sightseers, the procession started from St. Giles' just after seven o'clock...
HEADINGTON A concert was given on Thursday evening in the Wesleyan schoolroom, New Headington, by the Headington Temperance Brass Band, The schoolroom was well-filled, and a capital programme was rendered. Oroceeds were devoted to the New Uniform Fund.
Oxford Times - Saturday 12 March 1904
Band of Hope Fete
FRITWELL
The temperance cause is far from being dead at Fritwell, if the fete held by the Band of Hope on Thursday is any criterion. Lovely weather prevailed, and all spent a glorious time. ...The fete was held in a field, which was kindly lent by Mrs. F. Dew. where the amusements were as numerous ever. The Headington Temperance Brass Band (conductor. Mr. J. Douglas) was engaged, and gave special selections during the afternoon. ...Later in the evening there was dancing.
BANBURY GUARDIAN - 21 JULY 1904
TEMPERANCE FETE IN BLENHEIM PARK.
Blenheim Park has not had such a large influx of visitors for a considerable time, as was the case on Monday last, the occasion of the annual fete organised by the Oxfordshire Band of Hope and Temperance Union. ... Soon after the conclusion of the above, a procession was formed, consisting of choir members, bands of hope, temperance societies. Lodges, and Orders with banners headed by the Headington Temperance brass band under the conductorship of Mr. G. Douglas.
Oxford Times - Saturday 6 August 1904
BERKS, BUCKS, AND OXON NEWS
Oxford Post office Band has had a very busy month. On lifeboat Saturday they were well to the fromt with their services and helped to get that £100 that was collected. The following bands took part viz., Oxford Hungarian Band, St Clement's Foresters and Holy Trinity combined, Kingston Lisle B.B., Headington Temperance B.B. and Oxford Post office Bands and tbe playing was quite a treat. Well done all.
Hospital Sunday at Oxford the following bands gave their services viz., Bletchley Station (M.A. Boughton), Headington T. Brass Band (G. Douglas), Salvation Army No. 1, Thame Brass Baud (H. Sutton), Oakley Brass Band (G Emery) and all played very well and gave great pleasure to a vast number of people who lined the route from Carfax. Well done gentlemen all for the day was terribly hot and sultry and I admire your pluck for sticking at it so well, about £40 was collected by your efforts. Bravo
BRASS BAND NEWS - AUGUST 1904
HOSPITAL SUNDAY
Sunday 4 September 1904
The Havelock Lodge of Oddfellows held their annual parade in aid of the local charities on Sunday. The members assembled at their headquarters, the Britannia Inn, and headed by the Headington Temperance Brass Band, St. Clement's Drum and Fife, and the lodge's banner, proceeded to the parish church, where a shortened service of evensong was gone through. The Vicar preached from the 20th chapter of St. Matthew, 40th verse. Suitable hymns were sung. The offertory amounted to 12s. Id. After the service the bands paraded the parish with collecting boxes..
Oxford Times - Saturday 10 September 1904
TEMPERANCE BRASS BAND
TEMPERANCE BRASS BAND - The members held their annual meeting in their band room Thursday week. The secretary gave a report of the doings of the past year, also of the finances, which showed a balance in hand of 9s. 7d. The officers elected for the ensuing year were bandmaster, Mr. James Douglas; treasurer, Mr. A. Harris; and Mr. George Brown was unanimously re-elected secretary. The band is looking forward another successful year.
OXFORD TIMES - 15 October 1904
Headington Temperance were over at Horspath for the Weslyan Chapel Sunday School anniversay on Monday. Paraded this charming and secluded village, playing some very fine marches; also for the tea fight and after for the cricket match. The people are asking for another visit, Mr. Douglas, for you pleased them very much.
BRASS BAND NEWS - JULY 1905
Camp Meeting
The Headington Temperance Band play at the annual camp meeting organised by the Abingdon Primitive Methodist Church, in a meadow in Park Road
FARINGDON ADVERTISER AND VALE OF THE WHITE HORSE GAZETTE - 26 August 1905
Headington Temperance at the annual camp meeting of the Abingdon Primitive Methodists and had a very successful time.
BRASS BAND NEWS - OCTOBER 1905
Headington Temperance held their annual general meeting on Wednesday last at Cowley. After some discussion it was resolved to alter the name of the band, and it will now be known as the Headington and Cowley Temperance Band. Mr. G. Douglas was re-elected bandmaster, Mr. A. Douglas secretary, and Mr. West treasurer, and the band are looking forward to a very busy season's work.
BRASS BAND NEWS - MARCH 1907
Monty Bowen Joins the Band
About 1908 Montague (Monty) William Bowen from the Oxford Salvation Army Band joins the band. He becomes bandmaster in 1912.
"The Bandmaster when I joined the Band 1918 was Mr Monty Bowen who had two sons in the Band. He also played solo cornet which appeared to be the general practice in those days, even in top class Bands."
James Alder Memoir (1983)
28th HEADINGTON FLOWER AND FANCIERS SHOW
The Headington Brass Band was in attendance, and in the evening played dance music.
Oxford Chronicle and Reading Gazette - Friday 7 August 1908
FRIENDLY SOCIETIES' HOSPITAL SUNDAY
The annual Hospital Sunday parade took place on Sunday last. The procession started from the Britannia Inn at 2.30 pm and headed by the Headington Wesleyan brass band and the Headington drum and fife band, who looked very smart in their new uniform, proceeded to the parish church for service...
Oxford Journal - Saturday 12 September 1908
Hospital Sunday Service at the Cathedral
Headington are one of many bands to participate, visiting different parts of the city and processing to the cathedral.
Oxford Times, 26 September 1908
Owing to the wet weather on Hospital Sunday, a fortnight ago, August 1st, which prevented the usual parade, Eynsham had another Hospital Sunday on August 15th. The Marsden Drum and Fife, and The New Headington Temperance Brass Band, were present, arriving at Eynsham about three o'clock in the afternoon. A house-to-house collection was made, during which the bands alternately gave selections, and between £3 to £4 was taken.
Witney Gazette and West Oxfordshire Advertiser - Saturday 21 August 1909
Nobby Challis
Birth of Cyril Edward (Nobby) Challis in Cambridgeshire.


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