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Once again, I thank you and your team for a tremendous job getting this completed 1 week ahead of schedule and without incident. All that said, this was in the face of 2 leakers which basically cost us 4 days of real production. So, in reality, you finished 11 days ahead of schedule. The city was ecsatic when the road closure came down before the parade. Thank you again for the opportunity to work with INTREN.
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WATCH VIDEO! Complex Civil Projects- The Measure of Excellence
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INTREN has been in the Chicago civil market for more than 20 years. Since then we have taken the work from California to Maryland and everywhere in between. With the expertise to take on large, complex projects, our goal has always been to deliver safe, quality work that is on time, and on budget. Watch our video on complex civil projects to see how we continually strive to be the measure of excellence.
INTREN Launches Diversity Action Committee
Recently, INTREN formed a Diversity Action Council in order to create a structured and ongoing approach to our diversity goals.
The council's strategic initiatives include enhancing diverse recruitment, fostering ERGs, retaining and developing diverse talent, utilizing external diversity advisors, and recommitting to diversity education. As a WBE and a tier 2 diversity supplier, INTREN has long been dedicated to diversity, equity, and inclusion. As the first utility contractor to pledge our support to CEO Action in 2019, we joined 900 global CEOs to take collective action on DEI in the workplace.
Our focus has long been on supporting diversity-focused third-party efforts and mentoring/supporting diverse subcontractors. Internally, we have conducted unconscious bias training, along with having a Culture Team focused on diversity initiatives.
However, this is only the beginning. We look forward to working closely with our customers and fostering continued positive change throughout our organizations.
Congratulations to Philly OH and UGD Crews for Achieving 1-Year Incident-Free Milestone
Congratulations to our Philadelphia Overhead and Underground crews for achieving one-year incident-free! It is your dedication to uncompromised safety and your continuous efforts to improve that has led to this significant milestone. Great job! #OutPerformingEveryday
INTREN Sponsors St. Louis Sluggers Baseball Team
Category: Stewardship News
Here is a shout out to the St. Louis 8U St. Clair Sluggers, which INTREN sponsored this year! According to General Foreman Anthony Garrett, "The boys have worked super hard this season only to be cut short by the epidemic and continue to work at practice despite no games in the near future. The dedication and pride they show are very reminiscent of the way INTREN goes about every day in the industry. We also wanted to give a special shout out to (Regional Director) Matt Guenzler for his enthusiastic support. It is very much appreciated!"
INTREN Salutes Loretta Award Winners Patty Cassens and Mary Lucarelli
Living INTREN's core values of stewardship, integrity, employee empowerment, safety, and customer focus are the criteria for being nominated for the Loretta Award. Created in honor of our founder, Loretta Rosenmayer, we are proud to announce that the 2020 award recipients are Billing Administrator Patty Cassens and Regional Fleet Manager Mary Lucarelli. Both outstanding women exemplify the traits that Loretta founded her company on.
Patty Cassens. "They are many reasons why Patty is deserving of this special award, said President and CEO Kelly Tomblin. During a very busy time, Patty galvanized a group of employees and led an effort for 'Feed Our Starving Children' where we packed meals for malnourished kids around the world". For me, it was one of the most powerful things I have ever done. Patty has also been consistently outperforming at work, while being a big part of the community, such as the Cultural Leadership Team. She is always helping others and when people need a friend, she lends an ear. We recognize you and we love you and thank you for doing Loretta's work."
Mary Lucarelli. "I could talk for an hour about all the good things I could say about Mary," said Fleet Services Director Chris Triplett. "Anybody that knows her knows that she lives and breathes for INTREN. It doesn't matter whether it is work-related or a personal issue- for us in fleet, she is our most trusted agent. If you take her a problem, the first thing-guaranteed- out of her mouth is 'what can I do to help'. She is sincere and genuine and appreciates all of us and I can't think of anybody who embodies the spirit of this company any more than Mary."
Congratulations to both Patty and Mary! Thank you for all you do and for the tremendous impact you make on INTREN and our world.
Congratulations to Journeyman Operator Carmine Mariano on 25 Years of Service at INTREN!
Hats off to Journeyman Operator Carmine Mariano of the Bore Division, who has dedicated 25 years of his life to INTREN!
"I don't even know where to begin when it comes to describing Carmine and his work ethic because there is so much to say, said Blanket Boring Project Manager Cheryl Kiesel. "From his attention to detail, his always positive attitude, to the level of ownership and pride he takes in his work, Carmine is ALWAYS delivering (and always with a smile)! Carmine is definitely part of the backbone in this department and we appreciate him and all he does for his crew, our department, and INTREN as a whole."
Executive Vice President Matthew Turk added, "Carmine has been a key field leader for us for many years and brings to us his passion for excellence. He also always wanted to grow and learn, and he continually attended the Union training to increase his skills." Congratulations and a huge thank you to Carmine for his 25 years of outstanding service!
St. Louis Apprentice Jessie Harms Receives White Hard Hat
St. Louis inspection apprentice Jessie Harms (middle) received his white hardhat today from Foreman Dave Politte (left) and General Foreman Dean Davis (right).
The Green Hard Hat program is just one of the initiatives implemented by our Occupational Health & Safety Department at INTREN to ensure the safety of all our crew members. This program identifies new workers by using green hard hats to communicate to our other experienced employees and our subcontractors of their status. This also denotes that INTREN's experienced and dedicated employees will need to mentor them during their first few months working for our company.
Navigating a Pandemic & Political Unrest; A Stand for Love
A Message from President & CEO Kelly Tomblin
The Year 2020 has challenged us in ways we never could have imagined. From a global pandemic to national political unrest, to a rare derecho weather event, INTREN has had to navigate with a new awareness and improved agility. We have been forced to accelerate and deepen the conversations we were having about diversity, equity, and inclusion and we have learned to pivot instantly when regulations and guidance changed related to keeping our teams safe. Through it all, we have emerged stronger, more connected, and more committed.
Given that INTREN's normal work includes emergency disaster response, it shouldn't be surprising that INTREN started its COVID-19 preparation even before the virus had a name. We started briefing our nearly 2,000 employees on social distancing and other steps outlined by the CDC to prevent virus transmission in February. We did what we needed to do to keep our field crews working from coast to coast, supporting the critical electric and gas infrastructure work needed by our utility customers during this pandemic.
INTREN's efforts were led by an experienced team for pandemic preparedness, including members who worked on a utility's pandemic preparedness team, managed utility operations during an infectious disease outbreak, led a state-wide respiratory health organization and directed response teams for disaster responses. We have now had a limited number of positive cases (all well), and we have kept all our essential workers working.
When many of the cities we do business in experienced the effect of protests, from Baltimore to St. Louis to Philly to San Francisco, our teams listened with compassion and continued to maintain electric and gas infrastructure. When asked about our position during the midst of unrest, we simply stated "We Stand for Love." While that might not be a typical corporate term, we thought it captured what we saw from coast to coast—workers who didn't look alike working side by side, employees stopping to help neighbors in new and creative ways, courageous support for our customers and each other. I just finished a three-month company-wide tour, and I was proud to witness the INTREN spirit in action in each and every office I visited.
Today, we all proudly wear our declaration of #INTRENSTRONG in honor of what we have done and will do together to serve our customers and our communities. While the world may continue to present unprecedented situations, we know that our planning, our execution, and our spirit will provide the foundation for meeting each new demand with optimism, resolve, resilience and respect.
INTREN Linemen Pay it Forward with Annual Scholarship
Recognized by Team as #INTRENStrong
California Journeyman Linemen and General Foremen Justin Smith and his brother Travis, along with Foreman Tim Fisher, have taken their love of line work and established a scholarship fund for their 200- person hometown of Cusick, Washington. In its second year, the men award one scholarship per year based on a written essay, recommendation letters, resume, and an interview with Avista Line Construction School located in Spokane, Washington.
Originally a logging town, Cusick is fifty-miles north of the school and houses a paper mill and short-line railroad community. Who knew that this 30-home town would become a hotbed for linemen recruitment!
"So far, we have had ten Cusick residents become linemen," said Justin Smith. "At one point, we had six in our INTREN yard at one time! Currently, both of my foremen are from my hometown, and along with Travis, that makes five of us."
What inspired you to start the scholarship? It was interesting that so many of us have followed the same path from a small town in Washington. We just wanted everyone to know that we are here. It is so much easier to get started when you know people.
When the other guys came to California, they would call me for help. We thought that if we kept on filtering the information back to our hometown more people would come down. It would be nice to have them in California and at the same time, do something good for our community. The scholarship evolved from there. Of all the things you can spend money on, the scholarship is one of the most satisfying.
Why did you become a lineman? I didn't know anything about the profession until I was in my 20's. I went to work on a ranch. The owner was a lineman who owned a few companies. I got to know him and met other linemen that have done well in their life, so I was inspired to do the same thing.
How did your brother follow in your footsteps? Although Travis is nine years younger, he was only three years behind me in training. I was doing my California/Nevada JATC apprenticeship in California when he came to live with me and on the weekends, he would go to line school with me. Travis was always around and a hard worker, so they wrote him a recommendation letter and finally let him in the school, officially. He 'volunteered' to go to school, so they figured he was a good candidate!
What would you say to those contemplating a career as a lineworker? There is a lot of freedom to be being a lineman and it is extremely rewarding. You are constantly moving around to different places while getting paid and getting to see things that many people won't see in their lives.
How is your team #INTRENStrong? Being from the same hometown, we are like one big family and always doing things for each other. I have my brother and the other foreman are also basically like brothers and we give. Whether we work 3x harder than the next guy, we do whatever it takes to keep the team going. It is nice being a part of something like that.
"We are so proud of these men, who not only continue to outperform every day at work but live INTREN's values of stewardship, integrity and empowering others, said Kelly Tomblin, President & CEO of INTREN.
INTREN Executive Vice President Matthew Turk, also added, "When I met these men, I was immediately taken with their sense of camaraderie and teamwork, while having each other's back. They exemplify the values that our company was founded upon while promoting the lineworker profession."
Congratulations for all do and for being recognized by your peers as #INTRENStrong!
Chris Payne Hired as Regional Director for California
For the past 30 years, Chris has worked with construction companies in the utility industry in California and Arizona. Most recently, he was Director of Operations for Power Contracting LLC, where he oversaw transmission, distribution and substation projects on the West Coast.
Prior, he was Associate Vice President for Black & Veatch, where he ran all construction and joint venture projects for the Power Delivery and Telecom Business Units across the United States.
We are excited to have Chris as part of the INTREN team, not only for his extensive experience in utility construction but his exceptional track record of staff development.
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Couple Who Have Volunteered at Hadassah for 27 Years Have Their First Child
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For 25 years they made sure hospital patients, staff and family had prayer services and Shabbat and holiday food. Sima and Rabbi Yitzhak Peretz had been trying to get pregnant for 27 years. This week, their first child, a girl—was born at Hadassah Ein Kerem. Said Prof. Zeev Rotstein, "In every department of the hospital, we are rejoicing with you. You have chosen to carry Jewish law to its fruition, the vision of giving and kindness to all."
Sima Peretz, 49, is a seventh grade teacher in the Beit Yaakov schools. She married Yitzhak Peretz 27 years ago. They wanted children right away. But year after year went by and as their siblings and neighbors built families, Sima and Yitzhak remained childless. Sima devoted her weekdays to her students, and on Shabbat and holidays, she and Yitzhak, who became a Rabbi, provided food (facilitated through an anonymous organization) for the families of those who were at the hospital with their sick loved-ones.
For a quarter of a century, Yitzhak conducted beautiful services in the light of the Chagall Windows of the Abbell synagogue at Hadassah Ein Kerem.
And then the miracle happened. This week, Sima gave birth to a daughter, beautiful and dark-haired like her mother.
Sima said "I want to thank the women and men of Hadassah who have provided me with a second home all these years and who brought the medicine that helped me become a mother". "Never give up," she said. "Keep up your work which has been helping so many, people just like me."
"I believe in God and I prayed for a child, however God doesn't work in a vacuum but enlists human endeavor to bring about miracles. Hadassah's specialists in fertility and obstetrics never gave up on me".
Rabbi Peretz asked to thank in particular, Hadassah's fertility expert Professor Neri Laufer, and Dr. Shlomi Yahalomi, "who was ready to answer any question at any time day or night."
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Rabbi Yitzhak Peretz is congratulated by Prof. Zeev Rotstein, Director of Hadassah Medical Center

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CHAPTER IV.--THE POOR MAN'S HOME.
CHAPTER VI.--THE BEGINNING OF RETRIBUTION.
CHAPTER VIII.--THE END OF TWO VICTIMS.
POSTSCRIPT.--THE AUTHOR TO THE READER.
and passion-paling lips would start, the one wild word, Revenge!
glaring from his eyes. The steward moved not one inch, but confronted him in the majesty of venerable age.
form and silver locks of the aged man who dared to stand between him and the victims of his wrath.
discomposed by the exciting piece of eloquence Mr. Waters has just favored us with for my especial benefit.
face ruddy with exercise, his eye bright with intellect. It was a portrait of the Earl when a boy.
He turned towards them once more.
The Earl was unmoved as marble.
'It shall on you!' said a loud voice, apparently near them.
one was there; he summoned the domestics; they searched—no one was found, they had seen no one.
dismissing every one, locked himself in an inner chamber.
The agent waited until his master was gone; then seated himself in the chair of state, and mused. 'Let me see!
of going to school, that he gave him up as hopeless.
stamped the letter of the law.
bar and entered into conversation with Mrs. Ally, as she was usually called.
reward, etc., offered for the apprehension of Hunter.
cage; give it to the town crier,' said the dame bristling, for she hated the agent, and feared him not.
The farmers mostly shrunk back on this speech; the name of a lord, and that lord their landlord, appalled them.
himself along a bench and was or seemed to be sound asleep.
down trusting that when the ale made the farmers loquacious he should gain some clue to his whereabouts.
countryman; no other indeed than the man of all others Lambert wished most to see, viz: Curly Tom.
of a pistol to the fellow's forehead.
charge, while I make out his committal. Stay!' he added, 'the cage is very insecure, and this is no trifling case.
choose between doing his bidding or the gallows. The boy, had never stirred from his sleep during this scene.
meal, closing his eyes however whenever the sailor looked at him, and preserving the appearance of slumber.
'Like who?' asked aunt and nephew in one breath.
told the fierce emotions that were struggling for utterance.—The landlady understood his look.
day return—as you did ten years ago, and brought this boy with you. Geoffry Hunter left two children.
to speculate largely in breeding fancy sheep. The speculation failed—the agent pressed for payment.
allowed, and a discharge could not be granted. Within a year the mother died, and Ellen was left alone.
Beautiful, helpless, with no one to protect her, was it a wonder she fell a victim to the vile plot laid for her?
belonged to a privileged class—the other was one of the "lower orders."
without shrinking, trembled and turned pale. The women shrieked; the nobleman started up.
was done, but not a trace, not a knob was visible; all sounded hard and solid.
'And what might your wisdom suppose them to be?' said the Earl, with a sneer.
again heard, the listeners shuddered and drew closer together: the mariner proceeded.
from under his shaggy eyebrows, and proceeded.
entered and approached the man of business.
Mr. Lambert lifted up his head and looked coldly at him. 'What is it you want now?' he asked.
'If you please—' began the man.
'But I have the money,' said the man, and he laid five one pound notes on the table.
tale too common, alas, of fearful suffering; but no marble was colder than the agent.
clasped his hands together, and with a tear in his eye, left the apartment.
'Woe! woe! doomed!' cried the mysterious voice.
Lambert shook like a leaf—the seaman seemed to enjoy his terror.
The mariner paid the sum, and asked how he came so low.
The agent stared in speechless astonishment—the low musical laugh again rang through the room.
come to lighten them. The Eternal in his wisdom has ordained that such should be—but Oh! woe! woe!
roll in luxury, while human hearts are bursting in their agony.
this was the morning of Curly Tom's escape. Instinctively the children drew closer together and shuddered.
road, bearing a basket on her arm that seemed too heavy for her.
'That is Mary Walters,' said the eldest, 'and she will give us something to eat—I am sure she will.
sweet flame was extinguished forever on earth, and dust and ashes alone remained.
fallen;—that dread disease that beautifies ere it kills its victims, had placed its fell stamp upon her.
her, that consumption had marked her for its victim.
nephew:—he, too, carried a basket, and seemed pleased, but not at all surprised at seeing Mary.
truth's reward,—here! the home of an honest man, and there!' he pointed towards the castle. 'Ah!
'Now God bless you, Miss Waters, for thinking of my poor lambs,' said he. 'I scarcely dared to hope for them.
blessing on her head ere he touched the food that was there. Another had been a witness to this interview.
by men inured to deal with ruffians as they were, but small in comparison with the hope of a large reward.
They proceeded in silence, however—the agent, who was perfectly familiar with the way, leading.
the sea blow upon their faces—the path soon became rugged and uneven, but sloping towards the sea.
vent above, as the fire burnt clear and bright, and did not incommode the watchers.
added to the desperate appearance of his sunken eyes and overhanging brows. Drink did not make him merry.
He treated his associate with the most bitter contempt.
So saying he took a deep draught himself and handed the bottle to his companion.
Tom watched him intently as he resumed his unsteady walk.
dropped his head upon the piece of rock that served them for a table;—the opiate had done its work.
passion, but exhausted by the struggle, Hunter lay upon the earth, a captive.
the brandy he had reserved unmixed in the cup, he professed his readiness to help them.
trifling, and the party departed—Tom going with them as a voluntary prisoner.
shout for joy! Hell has no minister so powerful as the proud man's lust.
had ever sought to make him otherwise?
horsemen appeared on the cliffs above, and dismounting, watched the party with eager but disappointed looks.
They were the old seaman and Edward Barnett, the village landlady's eccentric nephew.
gallows.' So saying, he remounted, and the two slowly pursued their way towards Erith.
the seaman's manner he conjectured that the long wished for hour was come.
house, for we went a long way in a carriage to reach it. We lived together so till I was near eight years old.
started up, and was rushing to the door. The iron grasp of the seaman arrested him.
mingled with his stern resolve. At length Edward raised his head.
chair from the table, and folding his arms upon his chest, sat waiting for the mariner to proceed in his tale.
attitude and handsome features looked worthy to uphold the proud motto of his house, "Nulli Secundi."
quarter-deck as captains and commanders, though they seldom knew as much about a ship as the ship's boys.
again hoped for happiness. Vain hope. The malice of the De Montford family was again let loose upon me.
The young man threw his hands towards heaven and fell on his knees.
bought her freedom first to enable her to give evidence, and soon after her earthly account was closed.
raven ringlets told that her nativity had been the sunny south.
your mother, and who is also alive and in London, I doubt not soon to see you in the enjoyment of your rights.
THE END OF TWO VICTIMS.
although he still stopped at Mrs. Ally's when not in London, obtained permission to visit the doomed man.
them as they passed out into the wintry air.
corpse of the once fair, gentle, and accomplished Ellen Hunter.
tenderly as if it had been a child, placed it inside, and thus the dying and the dead departed.
succeeded in calming the irritation of their wounded pride.
and still more irritated by the wine he had drank. A vague feeling of horror moreover began to steal over him.
large characters traced upon it.
Goodfellow was appointed sole executrix.
intention of being dragged down into the vortex, and received him coldly.
found the body, rushed from the spot in terror at the horrible expression of the dead man's face.
his domains—after finishing his education at Oxford; great preparation has been made to welcome him.
carriage is coming,—a cheer arises,—it has passed the gates, and is coming up the avenue.
high above his head on the battlements;—Nulli Secundi,—Second to none.
borne with our tediousness, and hast not fainted—fear not, we will inflict upon thee yet more.


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On the morning of the 15th of July we had to pack our things again as we would spend that following night in Derry. But this day we would be wandering along the coast to the Giant's Causeway, something I have wanted to do for years and never managed to.
Our shuttle picked us up at the hotel and drove us until Ballintoy where he droped us out and kept our luggage. From Ballintoy on we could be walking completely along the coast and the shuttle would pick us up again at the Giant's Causeway and get us to Derry.
The first part went along a wonderfull beach which was called the White Park[nbsp] Bay. Luckily it was low tide, because I'm not so sure if we could have been walking there otherwise. The beach and it's sand were mainly the reason for the low speed of the group that day. We had wonderfull blue sky and we were really slow. For my part I have to admit it is hard to walk in the sand for kilometers as I often had the feeling we weren't moving at all, but this was maybe just a trick of the horizon in general. When we reached Portbradden it was already noon I think. There is the smallest church of Northern Ireland which doesn't look like any church I have seen before and more like a small cottage with bells.
From Portbradden on we went uphill as the rest of the tour should be on the top of the cliffs. On the cliffs we had a perfect view, blue sky and water and a sun that was trying to burn us alive. Sunblocker was of no use as we were sweating in the sun and I finally realized for the first time that a half liter of water might not be enough for a tour like that.
Our target was the Giant's Causeway so I will try to tell a little about the origins of it. Legends tell that this was originally a causeway to Scotland built by a giant named ionn Mac Cumhaill. Fionn was the only giant in Ireland with quite a famous possition and he heard that in Scotland was a giant as well. So Fionn built the causeway and walked over by night to have a look at the Scotish giant. When he saw him he was shocked that the Scotish one was even bigger than himself and he flew back to Ireland. The Scotish giant saw the causeway and thought exactly the same as Fionn, so he walked over to Ireland to see the Irish giant. When Fionn hat returned home and told his wife how big the other giant was his wife had a very clever idea. She dressed her husband in baby clothes and laid him on the beach. So when the Scotish giant arrived in Ireland he found a "baby" at the beach and he was anxious by thinking.."if the babys are that big here..how may the grown ups be?". So he flew back to Scotland and destroyed the Causeway so that the big giants from Northern Ireland were not able to follow him. No need to say that intelligence has nothing to do with height.[nbsp]
As I was so keen on seeing the Giant's Causeway I was pretty much dissapointed when we got there. It was terribly crowded and there wasn't even one place where I could have made a photo without people on it…so meanwhile I think the best time to see the Giant's Causeway is the early morning (really early) when there are more or less no people around.
The bus picked us up at 4.30 p.m. and drove us to Derry where we stayed in the City Hotel which was quite modern and huge compared to our previous hotels. But in my room was a bathtub and that's something I don't have at home. Burnt from the sun my first action was to take a longer bath which was absolutely relaxing.
Dinner was really good, but if I think about it nowadays I can not say that this was the best hotel we had. It was the one with the most ameneties, but it was not really personal. After dinner we decided to make a short walk on the city wall, as Derry is also called "The Walled City" and then directly ended up in a pub named Peadar O'Donnells which I can absolutely recommend!


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Takeaki Maruyama, better known by his stage name Goth-Trad, is a Japanese dubstep musician. He began composing dubstep in 2005 after being inspired by Wiley's "Morgue". As of 2022, he has released 6 studio albums. His last album New Epoch was released on Mala's Deep Medi label. Goth-Trad also runs an underground music night in Shibuya, Tokyo, called "Back To Chill". He has also experimented with other genres and styles in more recent years.

Discography
2005 - The Inverted Perspective
2005 - Mad Raver's Dance Floor
2012 - New Epoch
2013 - GOTH-TRAD I
2016 - PSIONICS
2021 - SURVIVAL RESEARCH

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Marian Snoch (ur. 1942) – polski lekkoatleta, długodystansowiec (maratończyk).

Zawodnik Stali Mielec.

W 1970 zdobył brązowy medal mistrzostw Polski w maratonie. Był także finalistą mistrzostw kraju w biegach na 5000 i 10 000 metrów.

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Juncker should stop avoiding the elephant in the room and 'Make Europe Sustainable For All
Two years after signing up to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), the EU still has no clear plan on how to achieve them and the clock is ticking.
Outside the European Commission building this morning a massive inflatable elephant will remind President Jean Claude Juncker that he cannot continue to ignore sustainability.
Embracing the SDGs would lead to substantial improvements in the lives of Europeans and many others around the globe. EU political leaders must prepare a plan to meet the SDGs that cuts across all areas from the environment to trade and energy to social issues.
Also today, people around Europe are marking the anniversary of the signing of the SDGs and reminding the political leadership that we need planning and action to make them a reality.
Ingo Ritz, Director of the Global Call to Action Against Poverty (GCAP) said:
"The EU and EU member states agreed with 193 governments in the UN to eradicate poverty and end hunger by 2030. This will be only possible if the EU fulfills its commitments for global cooperation, makes its agriculture and trade policies sustainable for people and planet and ends the overconsumption of natural resources."
The Global Call to Action Against Povery is a global movement fighting poverty and inequality. GCAP has National Coalitions in over 100 countries and 6 global regions.
Jeremy Wates, Secretary General of the European Environmental Bureau (EEB) said:
"The EU needs to refocus on delivering the SDGs or the commitments it made two years ago will be shown up as empty rhetoric. We must urgently face up to how our hunger for raw materials is impacting others around the world and commit to substantially reducing our environmental footprint."
The EEB is the largest network of environmental citizens' organizations in Europe with around 140 members in more than 30 countries.
Carl Dolan, Director at Transparency International's EU Office said:
"We can't achieve all the SDGs without access to justice and open and accountable institutions for all people. Corruption breeds instability and poverty, it reduces access to healthcare, education, food and water. If the EU is serious about sustainable development it needs to show leadership and make Agenda 2030 a reality."
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Detailed record for Additional 42130
Title Psalter (the 'Luttrell Psalter')
Origin England, N. (Diocese of Lincoln)
Date 2nd quarter of the 14th century
Language Latin
Script Gothic
Decoration One framed bas-de page miniature in colours with gold on a decorated gold ground with full border (f. 202v). 11 large historiated initials at beginning of the major Psalms with partial border in colours with gold. Over 400 decorated borders with bas-de page scenes in colours with gold, containing a variety of figural, foliate, monstrous, genre and religious motifs (on every page from f. 13 to f. 215 and infrequently to f. 259v). 10 large hybrids in colours in the outer margins of the calendar (ff. 1-12). Framed initials in colours with gold, with zoomorphic or foliate decoration, at the beginning of the calendar months and remaining psalms. Numerous initials in red, blue and gold with penwork decoration
Dimensions in mm 350 x 245 (255 x 170mm)
Official foliation iii + 309 (f. i is a parchment flyleaf and ff. ii and iii are paste-downs to the former upper inside cover, kept separately + 3 paper flyleaves at the beginning and 1 parchment former paste-down and 2 paper flyleaves at the end).
Collation i-xvi12(ff. 1-192), xvii10(ff. 193-202), xviii-xxv12(f. 203-298), xxvi12-1(ff. 299-309). The last folio is now lost. Catchwords in a box surround at the end of each quire except i, xvii and xxiii.
Form Parchment codex
Binding Post-1600. Brown leather with tooling including a Tudor rose-style emblem. Former binding: Cambridge, c.1625-1640. Brown calf with gold and silver tooling is kept separately together with the remains of 14th-century cords and sewing.
Provenance Sir Geoffrey Luttrell (b. 1276; d. 1345) of Irnham, Lincolnshire: inscription: 'Dns. Galfridus Louterell me fieri fecit' and accompanying miniature (f. 202v) of Sir Geoffrey Luttrell, mounted, armed, and attended by his wife Agnes (d. 1340), daughter of Sir Richard de Sutton, and his daughter-in-law Beatrice, daughter of Sir Geoffrey Scrope of Masham, all with coats of arms.
The FitzAlan family, earls of Arundel: obits in the calendar (ff. 1r-12v) in late 14th or early 15th century hands of Richard FitzAlan, 3rd Earl of Arundel (d. 24 Jan. 1375/6), Eleanor his wife, daughter of Henry Plantagenet, 3rd Earl of Lancaster (d. 11 January 1372), Joan, daughter of Eleanor and wife of the Humphrey de Bohun (d. 17 April 1419); Humphrey de Bohun, 7th Earl of Hereford (d. 17 January 1375), Eleanor, widow of Roger, 3rd Baron de la Warr, and niece of Eleanor, Countess of Arundel, above (d. 17 June 1387).
Lord William Howard (b. 1563, d.1640) of Naworth: his name inscribed on f. 1: 'Will' Howard. Noward'.
Mary Charlton, wife of Sir Edward Charlton, Baronet, of Hesleyside, county Northumberland: owned by her before 1703: inscription on f. 12v (see below).
Sir Nicholas Sherburne (Shireburn), Baronet, of Stonyhurst: his inscription on f. 12v, 'Liber Nich: Scireburn ex dono Dam: Mariae Charleton de Cartington [i.e. his mother-in-law, Mary, wife of Sir Edward Charlton, Bart., daughter and coheiress of Sir Edward Widdrington, Bart., of Cartington] Ap: An: Do: 1703'. Other signatures of Sir Nicholas Sherburne are on ff. i recto, 18r, 283v, 309v.
The Weld family inherited Sir Nicholas Sherburne's estate at Stonyhurst in 1754.
Thomas Weld (b. 1750, d. 1810) of Lulworth Castle, his armorial bookplate (f. iii); his descendants deposited the manuscript in the Museum on indefinite loan during the years 1896-1906, 1909-1929.
Herbert Weld, offered for sale by him: Sotheby's, 29 July 1929, lot 10, but withdrawn prior to auction.
Mrs Mary Angela Noyes, née Mayne (b. 1889, d. 1976), widow of Lieutenant Richard Shireburn Weld-Blundell and wife of Alfred Noyes, poet (b. 1880, d. 1958), sold privately by her to the British Museum for 30,000 guineas. The money was loaned interest-free for one year by Mr John Pierpoint Morgan, Jr (b. 1867, d. 1943), American financier, philanthropist and art collector, and repaid with funds raised by public subscription, with assistance from the National Art Collections Fund in 1930.
Notes This celebrated manuscript, commissioned by a wealthy landowner in the first half of the 14th century, is one of the most striking to survive from the Middle Ages. It is painted in rich colours embellished with gold and silver, of vitality and sometimes bizarre inventiveness of decoration.
Square and diamond-shaped musical notation on a stave of four red lines in the Office of the Dead (ff. 296-309v).
Select bibliography Illuminated Manuscripts Exhibited in the Grenville Library (London, British Museum, 1967), no. 27.
Francis Klingender, Animals in Art and Thought to the end of the Middle Ages, ed. by Evelyn Antal and John Harthan (London: Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1971), p. 408, pl. 241.
Lucy Freeman Sandler, The Peterborough Psalter in Brussels and other Fenland Manuscripts (London: Harvey Miller, 1974).
Janet Backhouse, The Illuminated Manuscript (Oxford: Phaidon, 1979), pl. 39.
Jonathan Alexander, 'Painting and Manuscript Illumination for Royal Patrons in the Later Middle Ages', in English Court Culture in the Later Middle Ages, ed. by V. J. Scattergood and J. W. Sherborne (London: Duckworth, 1983), pp. 141-62 (p. 161).
Lucy Freeman Sandler, Gothic Manuscripts 1285-1385, A Survey of Manuscripts Illuminated in the British Isles, (London: Harvey Miller, 1986), no. 107.
Michael Gullick, Calligraphy (London: Studio Editions, 1990), pl. 18.
Michael Camille, Image on the Edge: The Margins of Medieval Art (London: Reaktion, 1992), pl. 52.
Janet Backhouse, "The sale of the Luttrell Psalter." Antiquaries, Book Collectors and the Circles of Learning, ed. by R. Myers and M. Harris (Winchester, 1996), pp. 113-28.
Michael Camille, Mirror in Parchment: the Luttrell Psalter and the making of Medieval England (London: Reaktion Books, 1998).
Joyce Coleman, 'New Evidence about Sir Geoffrey Luttrell's Raid on Sempringham Priory, 1312', British Library Journal, 25 (1999), 103-28.
John Higgitt, The Murthly Hours: Devotion, Literacy and Luxury in Paris, England and the Gaelic West (London: British Library, 2000), pp. 154, 157.
Lucy Freeman Sandler, 'The Images of Words in English Gothic Psalters', in Studies in the Illustration of the Psalter, ed. by Brendan Cassidy and Rosemary Muir Wright (Stamford: Shaun Tyas, 2000), pp. 67-86 (pp. 68, 72-76, 81, pls. 16-21).
Jonathan Alexander, 'An English Illuminator's Work in Some Fourteenth-Century Law Books at Durham' in Alexander, Studies in Italian Manuscript Illumination (London: Pindar Press, 2002), pp. 55-64 (p. 59).
Alixe Bovey, Monsters and Grotesques in Medieval Manuscripts (London: British Library, 2002), pp. 47, 50, pl. 40.
Richard Verdi, 'Saved!: 100 Years of the National Art Collections Fund (London: Hayward Gallery, 2003), no. 38 [exhibition catalogue].
Debra Higgs Strickland, Saracens, Demons, & Jews: Making Monsters in Medieval Art (Princeton: Princeton University Press, 2003), p. 13, pl. 4, fig. 86.
Alixe Bovey, The Chaworth Roll: A Fourteenth-Century Genealogy of the Kings of England (London: Sam Fogg, 2004), p. 26.
Michael Camille, 'Bodies, Names and Gender in a Gothic Psalter (Paris, NBF, ms lat. 10435), in The Illuminated Psalter: Studies in the Content, Purpose and Placement of its Images, ed. by F. O. Büttner, (Belgium: Brepols, 2004), pp. 377-86 (p. 377).
Michaela Braesel, 'The Influence of Medieval Illuminated Manuscripts on the Pre-Raphaelites and the Early Poetry of William Morris', Journal of William Morris Studies, 15.4 (2004), 41-54 (p. 42).
Treasures of the British Library, ed. by Nicolas Barker and others (London: British Library, 2005), p. 241.
Michele Brown, The Luttrell Psalter: A Facsimile with Commentary (London: The Folio Society, 2006).
Richard Ovenden, 'The libraries of the antiquaries (c. 1580-1640) and the idea of a national collection', in The Cambridge History of Libraries in Britain and Ireland, ed. by Elisabeth Leedham-Green and Teresa Webber, 3 vols (Cambridge: University Press, 2006), I: To 1640, pp. 527-61 (p. 541).
Michelle Brown, The Holkham Bible: A Facsimile (London, British Library, 2007), p. 16 [facsimile commentary].
Deirdre Jackson, Marvellous to Behold: Miracles in Medieval Manuscripts (London: British Library, 2007), pl. 36, 55.
Elizabeth Morrison, Beasts: Factual & Fantastic (Los Angeles: J. Paul Getty Museum, 2007), p. 70.
Sacred: Judaism, Christianity, and Islam and their Sacred Texts (London: British Library, 2007), p. 151. [exhibition catalogue].
Margaret Scott, Medieval Dress & Fashion (London: British Library, 2007), p. 101, pl. 57.
Nick Loven and the Lincolnshire Heritage Filmmakers, The Luttrell Psalter Film (Crow's Eye Productions, 2008) [viewed online 05.08.2013 at http://wagscreen.wordpress.com/the-luttrell-psalter-film/].
James Robinson, Masterpieces: Medieval Art (London, British Museum, 2008), p. 161, pl. on. p. 160.
Joe Flatman, Ships and Shipping in Medieval Manuscripts (London: British Library, 2009), pl. 13.
Chris Given-Wilson, The Exequies of Edward III and the Royal Funeral Ceremony in Late Medieval England, 124 no. 507 (April 2009), 257-82 (p. 278).
Michael Schaffer '(All)tägliche Toilette: Vom Kamm bis zum Zahnstocher. Körperpflege im Mittelalter und in der frühen Neuzeit', Concilium Medii Aevi, 12 (2009) 225-250.
Julian M. Luxford, 'Out of the Wilderness: A Fourteenth-Century English Drawing of John the Baptist', Gesta, 49.2 (2010), 137-50 (pp. 142-43).
Kathryn A Smith, 'Margin: Marginalia in Medieval Art. with particular reference to the Luttrell Psalter (MS. London, B.L., Add.42130)', Studies in Iconography, 33 (2012), 29-44.
Kathleen Doyle, 'The Luttrell Psalter', in Lincolnshire's Great Exhibition: Treasures, Saints and Heroes (London: Scale Arts & Heritage, 2015), pp. 64-79.
Richard Olney, 'Lincholnshire's landed elite 1215-2015', in Lincolnshire's Great Exhibition: Treasures, Saints and Heroes (London: Scale Arts & Heritage, 2015), pp. 80-99 (pp. 94-96, pl. on p. 94).
Kathryn A. Smith, 'Found in Translation: Images Visionary and Visceral in the Welles-Ros Bible', Gesta 59: 2 (2020), 91-130 (p. 110 n. 93).
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Stag and Virgin and Child
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f. 19v
A boar.
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A bishop; a fox with goose
Grotesque merman
Lady with squirrel
A dragon fly and man
A murder at an altar
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Blood-letting
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A monkey driving a cart
Sheep and shepherds in a pen
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A hunter; a bat
A choir
Tonsured clerics
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Women working
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It is a special pleasure to walk down the narrow streets of the oldest district of Monaco, Monaco Ville. In the daylight, Monaco-Ville is packed with tourists but at night this old area seems deserted. But no matter where you are going in Monaco Ville, all roads lead to the main Cathedral.
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Every National Day or religious holiday is celebrated here with organ music performances. By the way, the impressive instrument was installed almost 40 years ago. Every summer the International Organ Festival takes place inside the cathedral's walls. This amazing event is traditionally open to the public.
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Penica is a genus of moths in the family Gracillariidae.

Species
Penica peritheta Walsingham, 1914

External links
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Gracillariinae
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Ole Gunnar Solskjaer insisted on Friday he is happy with his striking options for this season despite not signing a replacement for the departed Alexis Sanchez and Romelu Lukaku.
The Norwegian has just Anthony Martial, who will miss Saturday's trip to Southampton through injury, Marcus Rashford and 17-year-old Mason Greenwood to count on between now and January.
"Anthony and Marcus can carry our attacking threat," he said. "If not, we would have signed someone else or kept someone else.
"We believe in them. Both of them enjoy responsibility and enjoy the trust. It is give and take here – we trust them but they have to give us back.
"But they have shown me they are ready for that.
"If I did not believe in them, we would have signed someone else or kept someone else. We believe in them definitely."
It places great responsibility on a pair who have scored a combined 55 goals in the Premier League, as Greenwood is yet to score a senior goal, compared to Sanchez and Lukaku's record of 176 goals in England's top flight.
It also means there is no-one in United's squad who has scored more than 13 goals in a single Premier League campaign – the mark achieved by Paul Pogba from midfield last season.
Martial's absence due to a thigh injury at St Mary's means there could be an opportunity for Greenwood and Solskjaer is not concerned about having to hand him a first Premier League start.
"Mason is a natural footballer," he said. "He enjoys his time on the pitch and he comes alive when you get closer to the goal.
"In the finishing sessions, he is always the one who ends up in the last two. He always scores the goals.
"He has proper goalscorer's goals, but he also has to learn that scrappy bit inside the six-yard box and stick your head in where it hurts, but he has all the range of finishes."
Given Lukaku's exit and Martial's injury, there would surely have been an opportunity for Sanchez to face Southampton if he was still with United, but Solskjaer has no regrets about letting the Chilean leave for the season.
"I had a chat with him," said Solskjaer.
"For me, if I can't guarantee regular football for Alexis Sanchez, it's better for the two of us that he goes and plays in Italy and shows what we all know he is capable of doing. I could not guarantee him that here.
"I'm sure we will see Alexis back. We just hope he plays regular football for a year. Then he can find his form."
United's squad was further depleted as centre-back Chris Smalling also headed to Italy to join Roma on loan on Friday.
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Roswell: The "Indiana Jones" Scenario
Nick Redfern May 19, 2014
If creatures from another world really did crash to earth in July 1947 (I am, of course, talking about the Roswell affair), then why is it that the material evidence has never surfaced? That important issue aside, Roswell, as an event, is a matter of record. The case has, after all, been the subject of numerous non-fiction books and has featured in a near-endless number of TV series and documentaries, movies and novels. The controversy has also been the focus of two U.S. Air Force investigations and a report by the Government Accountability Office.
Regardless of what really happened on that now-infamous, remote ranch all those years ago, Roswell is the cornerstone of Ufology; no doubt about it. Indeed, Roswell is to Ufology what the 1967 "Patterson Film" is to Bigfoot research, and what the 1945 disappearance of Flight 19 is to those who believe in the existence of the Bermuda Triangle.
In a previous article here at Mysterious Universe, I offered my personal opinion that the U.S. government (and I use those words – "the U.S. government" – as a catch-all term for the U.S. Air Force, the intelligence community, and elected officials) is out of the loop when it comes to knowing the full, unexpurgated facts surrounding Roswell.
Far more likely, as I see it, the Roswell secrets are maintained by a kind of "shadow agency." That's to say a group which is (a) answerable to no-one; (b) not officially known to exist; and (c) funded in a deeply clandestine fashion.
But, there's another side to all of this.
It's one thing to have a secret group that oversees the Roswell case. It is, however, quite another issue for this group to have successfully hidden every bit of wreckage, every single page of every single document ever prepared on the event, and every highly-classified photo. And all without making a single mistake (just one!), to the point where absolutely nothing – not even the merest scrap – has surfaced in seven decades.
How is such a thing possible?
Let's face it, we hear numerous stories of extraterrestrial debris found on the Foster Ranch, Lincoln County, New Mexico, which is then (sooner or later) "back-engineered," perhaps at Area 51 or elsewhere. We're told the Roswell technology and materials played major roles in the development of everything from night-vision goggles to integrated circuits, and from lasers to fiber-optics.
If the stories are true (even just a few of them), then such programs would have required the dedicated, secret work of countless people and numerous companies and industries. And with so many scientists and personnel involved – combined with the reams of paperwork such studies and research would surely have generated since 1947 – is it too much to expect that even just one smoking-gun would surface?
Since we clearly don't have that much-sought-after smoking-gun (if we did, you would hardly be reading these words right now!), the skeptics conclude that's because it doesn't exist. There is, however, another angle that needs to be addressed. It's an angle to which few people ever give much thought.
What if aliens did crash in New Mexico in 1947, but very little (if, indeed, any) progress has been made in studying and understanding the alien technology? More to the crux of the matter: what if the recovered evidence has barely been investigated in the slightest? Taking things a step further than that, what if the material is so baffling and appropriately alien that it has just been hidden away? And that's all. Such a scenario might sound strange, but bear with me.
Consider the possibility that all the stories of "back-engineering" are bogus and were designed – at the height of the Cold War – to unnerve and confuse the Soviets (as I have discussed in a previous article)? And what if the reality is that zero progress has been made when it comes to the examination of the Roswell materials?
This brings us to another matter: the final scenes of the 1981 movie, Raiders of the Lost Ark. They are as memorable and powerful as the ending of the 1968 movie Planet of the Apes. As we learn, the Ark of the Covenant is now in the hands of the U.S. government, all thanks to Indiana Jones (played by Harrison Ford). Instead of studying the Ark, however, the government does something else with the priceless, mysterious artifact: it locks the Ark away in a huge warehouse, as in forever. A case of out of sight and out of mind.
Now, with that said, back to Roswell. Despite what has been stated about a UFO crashing in New Mexico in 1947, the fact is that – for the most part – we actually have very few, credible stories of a UFO being found on the Foster Ranch. What we have, chiefly, are reports of a massive field of debris and a varying number of bodies of perceived, non-human origin.
Consider the possibility this is all our theoretical group that oversees the Roswell affair has in its possession. No "power-plant," no "engine," no "flight-deck," and no "fuel-tank." Just a lot of mystifying, so-called "memory metal." As for the bodies – whether in fairly good shape or pulverized and shattered – what if studies have yielded very little beyond the conclusion they aren't locals? But, how is it even possible for us not to have made any progress since 1947? Very easily, that's how.
Imagine sending a modern-day car back in time, 300 years, and dumping it where it's sure to be found. The finest minds of that era would, very likely, be able to conclude it was designed to transport people from one place to another. If the ignition key was turned on, the engine then rumbled into life, and the steering-wheel was turned, chances are those same finest minds would actually be able to drive the car – after a fair bit of practice, of course.
But what happens when the car runs out of fuel? If the people of that period are unable to duplicate the fuel that the car requires – whether diesel or unleaded gasoline – they will be left with a shell that offers great potentials, but which is as good as dead and useless. And that makes me wonder if something similar has happened regarding Roswell – if, of course, the answer goes down an alien path and not a far more down-to-earth one.
If all that our theoretical, secret group has in its possession is a huge mass of memory-metal and a bunch of corpses (and nothing else), then it becomes easy to understand how very little progress might actually have been made. And particularly so if (in the same way that unleaded fuel could not be successfully duplicated 300 years ago) we have not yet developed adequate means to understand and use the technology.
The possible outcome? The corpses and the debris are stored away somewhere (Raiders of the Lost Ark style), perhaps even barely ever studied, until such a time comes when our technology allows for meaningful scrutiny to be undertaken.
The skeptics do, admittedly, make a very good point that with thousands of people hypothetically working on the analysis of a crashed UFO and its crew, the truth should have surfaced by now, whether by the actions of some Edward Snowden-type character or by accident – the latter perhaps more likely, due to the complex logistics of trying to oversee and contain so many inter-related programs and projects.
The believers counter this stance by making comparisons with the Manhattan Project that led to the development and deployment of the atomic bomb. It was a project on which a massive number of people worked, but that remained secret for years. Yes, it did. But not for almost seventy years – which is where, today, we're almost at with Roswell.
I should stress I'm not skeptical – in the slightest – of the idea that something of significance occurred back in July 1947. It clearly did. I am, however, very skeptical of the idea that with supposed "UFO back-engineering" going on here, there and everywhere – and with claims in circulation of numerous programs established to replicate alien technology found outside of Roswell – the smoking-gun would not, by now, have surfaced.
And, I suggest, if aliens did die in New Mexico almost seventy years ago, then the "Indiana Jones/Raiders of the Lost Ark" scenario may be the correct one – as incredible and as unlikely as it may sound to many.
The wall of secrecy that has prevented us knowing the truth of Roswell has not been knocked down. A strong case can be made that it has barely been dented. That may not be (as many UFO researchers believe) due to highly efficient, incredible security surrounding every single aspect of what amounts to a gigantic program involving the military, the government, the intelligence community, who knows how many private industries and corporations, and Uncle Tom Cobley.
The Roswell secrets may remain so successfully hidden because no-one – at all – is doing anything with the debris, or with the bodies, beyond keeping everything locked behind closed doors, until such a time comes when our technology "catches up" and we can finally begin to understand it.
Certainly, the easiest way to hide something perceived as deeply worrying, and perhaps even sinister – for nearly seventy years, and from the GAO, the Air Force, the media, and the UFO research community – is to lock it firmly away and do absolutely nothing with it.
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Justia Dockets & Filings Seventh Circuit Indiana Northern District Irby v. Neal et al Filing 18
Irby v. Neal et al
OPINION AND ORDER re 14 Amended Complaint Irby is GRANTED leave to proceed on an Eighth Amendment claim for money damages against Whelm in her individual capacity for denying Irby adequate medical care by failing to properly preserve his severed fingertip on September 11, 2015; all other claims are DISMISSED, and Corizon, Neal, and Bass areDISMISSED as defendants; the Clerk and the United States Marshals Service are DIRECTED, pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 1915(d), to issue and serve process on Whelm; and Whelm is ORDERED, pursuant to 42 U.S.C. § 1997e(g)(2), to respond, as provided for in the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure and Local Rule 10.1, only to the claim for which Irby has been granted leave to proceed. Signed by Judge Philip P Simon on 05/30/2017. (Copy mailed as directed in Order)(lpw)
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT NORTHERN DISTRICT OF INDIANA SOUTH BEND DIVISION FREEMAN IRBY, Plaintiff, v. RON NEAL, et al., Defendants. ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) Cause No. 3:16-cv-222 OPINION AND ORDER Freeman Irby, a pro se prisoner, has filed an amended complaint alleging he received inadequate medical treatment at the Indiana State Prison. (DE 14.) Pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 1915A, I must review prisoner complaints and dismiss any that is frivolous or malicious, fails to state a claim upon which relief may be granted, or seeks monetary relief against a defendant who is immune from such relief. Under federal pleading standards, the plaintiff "must do better than putting a few words on paper that, in the hands of an imaginative reader, might suggest that something has happened to [him] that might be redressed by the law." Swanson v. Citibank, N.A., 614 F.3d 400, 403 (7th Cir. 2010) (emphasis in original). Instead, the plaintiff must provide sufficient factual matter to state a claim that is plausible on its face. Ray v. City of Chicago, 629 F.3d 660, 662-63 (7th Cir. 2011). That said, "[a] document filed pro se is to be liberally construed, and a pro se complaint, however inartfully pleaded, must be held to less stringent standards than formal pleadings drafted by lawyers." Erickson v. Pardus, 551 U.S. 89, 94 (2007) (quotation marks and citations omitted). Irby, who was housed at the minimum security unit at ISP, brings suit for money damages against Nurse Sue Whelm, Officer C. Bass, Corizon, and Superintendent Ron Neal, alleging that the defendants failed to provide him with adequate medical treatment, resulting in the loss of a fingertip. (DE 14 at 1.) Irby alleges that on September 11, 2015, one of his fingertips was severed. (Id. at 2.) Because there was no medical staff at the minimum security unit, Irby approached Bass about the injury, but Bass did not know what to do. (Id.) Bass quickly placed the fingertip in a moist paper towel, put it in a bag of ice, and called Whelm, who was in the main building. (Id.) Bass then took Irby to see Nurse Whelm. (Id.) Irby alleges that Whelm noticed that the severed finger was not prepared or stored correctly to be reattached yet failed to correct the mistake. (Id. at 2–3.) Irby was later informed that his fingertip could not be reattached because it was put directly on ice, which damaged the nerves. (Id. at 2.) In medical cases, the U.S. Constitution is violated only when a defendant was deliberately indifferent to an inmate's serious medical needs. Gutierrez v. Peters, 111 F.3d 1364, 1369 (7th Cir. 1997). "[C]onduct is deliberately indifferent when the official has acted in an intentional or criminally reckless manner, i.e., the defendant [knew] that the plaintiff was at serious risk of being harmed and decided not to do anything to prevent that harm from occurring even though he could have easily done so." Board v. Farnham, 394 F.3d 469, 478 (7th Cir. 2005) (internal quotation marks, brackets, and citation omitted). "Negligence on the part of an official does not violate the Constitution, and it is not enough that he or she should have known of a risk. Instead, deliberate 2 indifference requires evidence that an official actually knew of a substantial risk of serious harm and consciously disregarded it nonetheless." Pierson v. Hartley, 391 F.3d 898, 902 (7th Cir. 2004) (citations omitted). It is not enough to show that a defendant merely failed to act reasonably. Gibbs v. Franklin, 49 F.3d 1206, 1208 (7th Cir. 1995). Irby has alleged a plausible claim against Nurse Whelm. "For a medical professional to be liable for deliberate indifference to an inmate's medical needs, he must make a decision that represents such a substantial departure from accepted professional judgment, practice, or standards, as to demonstrate that the person responsible actually did not base the decision on such a judgment." Jackson v. Kotter, 541 F.3d 688, 697 (7th Cir. 2008) (quotation marks and citations omitted). Irby alleges that, when Whelm saw his severed finger packed in ice, she knew that it was inappropriately stored but did nothing. Giving Irby the inferences to which he is entitled at this stage, he has alleged enough to proceed on an Eighth Amendment claim against Whelm. Irby's claims against the other defendants do not fare as well. He alleges that, when he was seen by Officer Bass, Bass did not know what to do, immediately tried to preserve the severed finger by placing it on ice, and then sent Irby to see Whelm. Although Irby complains that Bass did not know to preserve the severed finger, lack of knowledge is insufficient to demonstrate deliberate indifference. The allegations against Bass do not to the level of a constitutional violation. Nor has Irby plausibly alleged a claim against Corizon, the private company that employs the medical staff at ISP. "Private corporations acting under color of state law, 3 may, like municipalities, be held liable for injuries resulting from their policies and practices." Rice v. Corr. Med. Servs., 675 F.3d 650, 675 (7th Cir. 2012) (citing Monell v. Dep't of Soc. Servs. of City of New York, 436 U.S. 658 (1978)). However, Irby does not allege facts from which it can be plausibly inferred that Corizon had an unconstitutional practice or policy that caused his injury. Thus, the complaint fails to state a claim against Corizon. Finally, Irby has failed to allege a claim against Superintendent Ron Neal. He is shown in the caption as a defendant, but the complaint never mentions him again and neither suggests that he was personally involved in the provision of medical care to Irby nor knew about what had happened with Irby's finger. Irby's original complaint was similarly silent about Neal's role, alleging no personal involvement at all and saying only that he "was & is responsible for ensuring the safety of every prison inmate" at the prison. This is insufficient to allege a plausible claim against Neal. "A plaintiff bringing a civil rights action must prove that the defendant personally participated in or caused the unconstitutional actions." Grieveson v. Anderson, 538 F.3d 763, 776 (7th Cir. 2008); accord George v. Smith, 507 F.3d 605, 609 (7th Cir. 2007). Because there is no indication that Ron Neal was personally involved, Irby has not stated a claim against him. Accordingly: (1) Irby is GRANTED leave to proceed on an Eighth Amendment claim for money damages against Whelm in her individual capacity for denying Irby adequate medical care by failing to properly preserve his severed fingertip on September 11, 2015; 4 (2) all other claims are DISMISSED, and Corizon, Neal, and Bass are DISMISSED as defendants; (3) the Clerk and the United States Marshals Service are DIRECTED, pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 1915(d), to issue and serve process on Whelm; and (4) Whelm is ORDERED, pursuant to 42 U.S.C. § 1997e(g)(2), to respond, as provided for in the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure and Local Rule 10.1, only to the claim for which Irby has been granted leave to proceed. SO ORDERED. ENTERED: May 30, 2017. s/ Philip P. Simon JUDGE, UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT 5


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Q: Spark Scala column cannot be resolved in join I'm trying to join two tables. Both include the column 'joindate'. I doublecheck by printSchema and selecting on that column, which works perfectly.
The second I'm trying to join the tables I get the following exception:

org.apache.spark.sql.AnalysisException: USING column joindate cannot
  be resolved on the left side of the join. The left-side columns: [...]

All columns are included in [...] except 'joindate'. How can that happen?
If I do a selfjoin on the left column on 'joindate' it works perfectly fine. A selfjoin on the right column on 'joindate' does also work:
left.select("joindate").filter($"joindate" === "2017-12-27").distinct.join(left.select("joindate").filter($"joindate" === "2017-12-27").distinct ,Seq("joindate") ,"inner").show

I tried string and date as types for 'joindate'.
Unfortunately I cant reproduce an example nor share my code.

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Tor Snowflake launched as a censorship countermeasure for the The Onion Router network
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The Onion Router's many nodes are banned by quite a few tyrannical regimes around the world. Tor has a feature called "bridges" which helps by-pass local censorship. Bridges are computers who act as middle-men between end-users and the Tor network. They are not listed in the Tor directory and they are meant to be hard to learn. It is, of course, possible to pretend you are a lots and lots of end-users in order to learn all the bridges. Tor's new "Snowflake" browser-plugin aims so make Tor even more censorship-resistant by allowing anyone with that browser plugin to act as a proxy for Tor's bridges.
The amount of Tor users appeared to explode in Iran early June this year. Then the amount of "new users" dropped off a cliff.
We can only speculate if the explosion of supposed Tor users and the subsequent rapid decline in Iran had anything to do with learning all the Tor networks bridges or not (the graph appears to have leveled off at a higher base-line than it used to have). It is fair to say that making a lot of connections would be one way to learn all the Tor network's bridges in order to block them and prevent access to the Tor network.
The Tor Project has now launched a new initiative called "Snowflake" which aims to make censoring the Tor network even harder. It works like this: People running a web browser in parts of the world where there is no Internet censorship can install a plug-in called "Snowflake". People in parts of the world where there is Internet censorship can connect to users running the "Snowflake" plugin and access the Tor network via that user and a bridge.
The "Snowflake" plug-in does not make your browser a regular proxy. Users who connect to the Internet via that plugin connect to Someone's Web browser with the Snowflake plug-in -> Tor bridge -> The Tor Network -> A Tor Exit Node. It will not be your IP listed in the logs of whatever web services those using your Snowflake proxy access, it will be the IP of the Tor exit node they happen to route through.
There are web browser plugins for Chrome and Firefox available at snowflake.torproject.org if you would like to help users in parts of the world with heavily censored Internet connections by-pass that censorship.
As for the security and anonymity aspects of using the Tor Network.. There are some hard questions one want to ask about the current state of this network. We'll leave you with the following snap-shot of the Tor network for your consideration:
The Tor Network has thousands of nodes. That simple fact may make it sound like you're activities on the Tor network is untraceable but in reality the vast majority of Tor nodes are located in just four cities in Europe. Is it logical to conclude that it's pure chance that there's more "regular people" in four cities in Europe running Tor nodes than the rest of the world put together? Or could it be that there's something else going? Just asking.
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Charlotte Sullivan, better known for her role of "Janice" in the 2001 TV show Lucky Girl, is a Canadian movie as well as TV actress. Having played in over a dozen different TV shows, some of her popular works are in Are You Afraid of the Dark? (1999), Radio Free Roscoe (2003), Puppets Who Kill (2005), Murdoch Mysteries (2008/ 13), The Kennedys (2011) and Saving Hope (2015). Likewise she has also had success on the bigger screen and some of her most notable work can be seen in When Innocence Is Lost (1997), Mary Cassatt: An American Impressionist (1999), How to Deal (2003), The House Next Door (2006), The Appointment (2010), The Last Will and Testament of Rosalind Leigh (2012). To know more, you can read her biography in sites like IMDB as well as Wikipedia.
It is quiet unusual and a bit surprising that an actress so beautiful and attractive doesn't have any sort of list, when it comes to her dating life. Her personal affairs have been searched for by thousands of her fans but there is no concrete result so far. It looks like she doesn't like to reveal her private lie to the media, as they often create rumors which are baseless. Having spotted with several men in the public, there is no point to differentiate whether he is her boyfriend, or just friend. However, her recent closeness towards singer Peter Stebbings had caught many eyes and with rumors spreading so fast, it looks like the two of them are together; although not husband and wife. Neither of them has been married yet, but might take the decision if things go accordingly.
Charlotte Sullivan is a beautiful blonde, very attractive physically as well as a person. She is a tall lady, although not the tallest and measures about 174 cm in height, which is around 5 feet and 8 inches. With her incredibly slim and well maintained figure, she also has slim and long legs, best noticed in tight pants or short skirts. It looks like she has got not a single picture in which she is wearing a bikini, and has not revealed her body yet. With her sexy body and curvy edges that measure 33-27-35 inches (Breast- Waist- Hip), her long blonde hair adds more to her natural beauty; big blue eyes and hot lips. Her secret to good health is her regular exercising habits, her proper diet and a healthy daily routine that she sticks to.
Sullivan was born on the 21st of October, 1983 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada as the youngest of three kids. She is believed to have got mixed European ethnicity as her father was Polish- German, and her mother was from Hungarian decent. She started her career as an actress through some music video roles, and slowly rose up to grab smaller roles in TV. Since 1996, she established a career in acting and 20 years down the road has achieved a lot of success; in terms of fame, wealth and most importantly fans. With her annual income of over 300 thousand dollars, her endorsements and advertisements also make about 70 K. That makes her net worth value a total of about half a million dollars, or more. To find out more, you can follow her on her official Twitter and Instagram accounts.
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We Grow Leaders. This is one of our twelve Core Values at USImprints, and we believe that great leaders help grow leaders. One of the ways we believe growth happens, is through reading. As Charlie "Tremendous" Jones said, "You will be the same person in five years as you are today except for the people you meet and the books you read." That said, here are 3 books to inspire your team.
We all know someone who has said that (or may have said ourselves) at one point. The truth is, that is no where near the truth. Instead, with a higher position, comes great responsibility.
And you don't have to be "at the top" to be a leader of an organization. You only need influence, as that is all that leadership is.
Think about it; if a colleague asks for your opinion, the level of influence you have on the individual can lead him or her to make a decision based on your opinion.
How does one gain influence within an organization?
That is exactly what John C. Maxwell covers in his book, The 360 Degree Leader.
This is a book that has been so impactful on our own organization, that we have adopted it as a part of our onboarding process for new hires.
There are books that tell you what to do and share their own ethos of how things are done, and there are stories that are simply that…stories.
The Go Getter is the perfect combination of the two, as it is a story of what a Go-Getter looks like.
Hint: A Go Getter isn't some man that looks like the Monopoly board game character.
We follow the story of Bill Peck, a worker who must overcome life's adversities in order to build a successful life for himself.
From dealing with office politics to issues with receiving packages, we see him face each problem with a solution, rather than another problem or excuse.
This book to inspire your team can be used to show that to every problem, there is a solution. And it's the way we handle these problems that determines if we are a Go Getter, or not.
The E-Myth is the perfect combination of a "Self-Improvement" book like The 360 Degree Leader and The Go Getter.
Each chapter is set up with a conversation between a businessman and a struggling cake business. As they dive into the depth of each conversation, it comes down to a lack of process.
To better her business, the man coaches the cake shop owner on how to stop working in the business, and start working on the business.
As it "pans out" from the story, it transitions into what must be done in order to sedt up proper systems.
A book like this is essential for your Leadership team's vision as it paints a picture of their roles.
These are each great books to inspire your team, but they are only words on a page unless you act on what you learn.
That goes for any book, or anything you learn.
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Wash the bok choy thoroughly to remove any dirt and grit. Cut it into quarters and place it in a container. Drizzle it with the juice of one lime, 2 tablespoons sesame oil, and the soy sauce. Place it in the fridge and let it marinate for 30 minutes.
Preheat the grill. Using tongs, place the bok choy with one flat side down.
Let it cook for about five minutes, until there are grill marks, and then flip it over to the other flat side and cook for another five minutes. By now, the top of the green leaves should be charred and grill marks have appeared on the white stalks.
Remove the bok choy from the grill and bring it inside. Before serving, drizzle remaining sesame oil and lime juice over the vegetable.


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The Quebec Immigrant Investor Program suspension is extended
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March 31st 2021 – The Minister of Immigration, Francization and Integration, Madam Nadine Girault, announced that the suspension of Quebec Immigrant Investor Program ("QIIP") will be extended for a period that could end on April 1st 2023.
QIIP was first suspended on November 1st 2019, expressing the government's desire to revamp the QIIP. A section of the ministerial order mentioning that the suspension can be modified at any time during this period gives hope that the Quebec government may come with a revamped QIIP before 2023.
The Quebec Investor Program was established in 1986 and successfully attracted thousands of investors on a yearly basis. According the latest conditions of QIIP, the applicants were qualified if they could demonstrate having a 2 million CAD net worth obtained legally, at least two years of management experience and agree to make a 1.2 million CAD investment for a period of five years. Most of the immigrant investors were selected from China (Mainland, Hong Kong and Taiwan), Iran, Bangladesh and Vietnam.


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IMF mission resumes work in Ukraine
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An IMF mission has arrived in Ukraine to resume talks on providing financial assistance to the country, which is on the brink of default. The IMF estimates Kiev needs an extra $15 billion of aid to overcome the crisis.
"We are working according to the issued statement, according to the schedule," said an IMF spokesperson in Kiev as quoted by TASS. On December 29, in a press release, the IMF said it planned to start talks in Ukraine on January 8.
In December 2014, the IMF said the mission was "quickly working to ensure further discussions with the Ukrainian authorities over a reform program supported by the IMF, which is aimed at stabilizing the economy and resuming sustainable economic growth."
The IMF is expected to hold a number of consultations with the Ukrainian authorities by the end of January. Earlier it approved the allocation of $17 billion to Ukraine in order to stabilize the budget amid political and economic crisis. Kiev has already received $4.6 billion, the first tranche of $3.2 billion in May 2014, and the second of $1.4 billion, in early September.
The allocation of the next tranche depends on how the Ukrainian authorities perform in meeting the conditions of the IMF stabilization program and implementing long-promised reforms. The decision will largely depend on the fund's assessments of Ukraine's budget and a series of implemented austerity measures including extra duties on imports.
Head of the National Bank of Ukraine Valeriya Gontareva said late last month that Kiev expects to receive three tranches from the IMF at once. Earlier, the IMF made advances to Ukraine by allocating the third and fourth tranches simultaneously. Ukraine is waiting to receive $2.7 billion this time.
In December, Ukrainian Prime Minister Arseny Yatsenuk said Ukraine risked facing default unless Western countries allocated additional funds for stabilizing the country's economy.
READ MORE: Ukraine in 'full-blown financial crisis' – National Bank head
The IMF previously reported that Ukraine needs some additional $15 billion of financial aid along with the previously approved $17 billion to prevent a default. However, the fund cannot provide a new tranche of the initially adopted aid program until it is assured Ukrainian debt is at an acceptable level.
READ MORE: Ukrainian minister admits country is 'bankrupt'
Kiev's public debt is growing at a pace much faster than the IMF expected. The sovereign debt of Ukraine could reach 90 percent of GDP in 2015, according to the FT. The International Monetary Fund estimates this level of debt as unsustainable.
The European Commission said Thursday it may credit its last €250 million ($300 million) tranche of macro-financial assistance to Ukraine by the spring of 2015.
"The disbursement of the final tranche of €250 million under these programmes could be expected by the spring of 2015, subject to successful implementation by Ukraine of agreed policy measures and a continued satisfactory track record with the IMF programme," it said in a statement.
The European Commission on Thursday proposed providing Ukraine with an additional €1.8 billion of macro-financial assistance from the European Union. Earlier it was reported that Ukraine had asked the European Commission for an additional €2 billion. In 2014, the European Commission granted Ukraine €1.36 billion within the framework of two programmes of macro-financial assistance.