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Parduman Suri was awarded the 'Youth Icon Star 2021 – Jyotish Urja' award by Jyotish Prangan in Chandigarh
Chandigarh (Punjab) [India], October 21: A national organization dedicated to Vedic astrology and Ayurveda honoured India's youngest astrologer, Parduman Suri, with the prestigious Youth Icon Star 2021-Jyotish Urja award at an awards function held in Chandigarh on October 18.
Rana Gurjeet Singh, Cabinet Minister in the Punjab government, presented the Jyotish Urja award to Hisar's Shri Mahamrutyunjay Antarrashtriya Jyotish Anusandhan Kendra's Jyotish Acharya, Pradhuman Suri in the presence of Ayurveda experts, astrologers and natural healers, who gathered from across the country in Chandigarh.
Jyotish Prangan, an organization, working for Vedic astrology and Ayurveda in Haryana's Panchkula, has done a remarkable job in the regeneration and betterment of Vedic astrology in India and abroad.
Addressing a mammoth gathering at the event, Parduman Suri said, "Vedic science and astrology could play an important role in curbing the drugs addiction among the youths in Punjab and across the country. If the moon goes to the 6th, 8th, or 12th place in the horoscope, then such person is mentally disturbed and progresses towards depression and intoxication."
Suri added, "To prevent the drugs addiction among the young generation, Vedic astrology suggests watering Shivling and regular meditation. The drug addicts would turn away from intoxication if they are brought on the path of spirituality, positivity, and meditation."
Earlier, Parduman Suri was honored with the Jyotish Bhushan by the Governor of Uttrakhand. He has been awarded Jyotish Martand and Jyotish Vibhusan and has received many national and international awards in the field of Vedic astrology.
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On 20th September we celebrated our 90th birthday with a party in school. The children were entertained by CJ Tazz in the hall and had a great time. At the same time our visitors including former teachers the Mayor of Chorley and Lindsey Hoyle MP looked at some old photographs of the school through the ages. The Mayor then raised a toast and danced with the Y5 and 6 pupils. The children had party food that they had made for each other. The following week we had a small fair visiting. Roll on our 100th!


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Enderta est un des 36 woredas de la région du Tigré, en Éthiopie.

Réservoirs
Dans ce district il ne pleut que quelques mois sur l'année. Des réservoirs ont été construits pour contenir les eaux pour l'utiliser pendant la saison sèche. Les réservoirs de ce district comprennent:

En général, ces réservoirs subissent une sédimentation rapide. Une partie des eaux des réservoirs est perdue par percolation; un effet secondaire et positif est que ces eaux contribuent à la recharge des aquifères.

Notes et références

Voir aussi
Debubawi (zone)

Woreda dans la région du Tigré

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Prison manager Calum McCarthy told a fatal accident inquiry he was 'quite shocked' when he heard Robert Wagstaff took his own life a month after his 18th birthday.
A prison boss told a fatal accident inquiry yesterday that a teenager who committed suicide in his cell had shown no sign that he "wasn't coping".
Robert Wagstaff died at Polmont Young Offenders' Institution a month after his 18th birthday.
Prison manager Calum McCarthy, 55, said he had seen Robert in the jail days before his death.
He told the FAI: "He actually approached me to say hello. We had a brief conversation. He said he was fine. He said he was OK.
McCarthy replied: "No, he gave no indication to me that he wasn't coping.
Robert was transferred to Polmont, Stirlingshire, in November 2016 from a secure unit for children.
McCarthy, who is now an inspector with HM Inspectorate of Prisons said the teenager was "respectful and mannerly".
Robert, who admitted an assault charge, killed himself in January last year.
The inquiry at Falkirk Sheriff Court will continue in January.
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Actions israéliennes illégales dans le territoire palestinien occupé - Lettre de la Palestine
A/ES-10/340
Tenth emergency special session
Agenda item 5
Illegal Israeli actions in Occupied East Jerusalem and the rest of the Occupied Palestinian Territory Security Council
Sixty-first year
Identical letters dated 22 June 2006 from the Permanent Observer of Palestine to the United Nations addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council
It is regrettable that I am writing this letter to you less than 48 hours after Israeli occupying forces launched a deadly air strike against a civilian area in the Gaza Strip, brutally killing three children who were playing outside their home. The letter I write today is to inform you of yet another deadly attack caused by the reckless, wanton acts committed by the Israeli occupying forces. In this regard, two more Palestinian civilians were killed and 14 others, all members of the same family, were wounded in an Israeli air strike in the southern Gaza Strip that took place yesterday evening as the family sat down for their evening meal. Fatima
El-Barbawi, who was seven months pregnant, and her brother, Zakariya Ahmed, a doctor residing in Saudi Arabia, were killed instantly. Doctors attempted to save the woman's seven-month-old foetus, but failed. Moreover, some of the civilians wounded, included three children, remain in critical condition.
The continuation by the occupying Power of grave breaches of international humanitarian law, including acts constituting war crimes and State terrorism, against the Palestinian civilian population, has been the cause of the mounting death toll suffered by the Palestinian people under Israeli occupation. In this connection, this attack represents the third deadly one in which scores of civilians have been killed in targeted, deliberate air strikes. Fifty-one civilians have been killed in this month alone, including children and women. It is evident that no Palestinian life, including even the seven-month foetus mentioned above, is safe from the reckless and lethal military attacks committed by Israel, the occupying Power.
The international community, including the Security Council, whose primary responsibility is the maintenance of international peace and security, must act to bring a halt to these military attacks against the defenceless Palestinian civilian population and must not allow this situation to continue and to further spiral downward. More innocent Palestinian lives will be lost and more families will mourn for their loved ones if the occupying Power continues to act with complete impunity. In this regard, we reiterate our call for an international impartial investigation, as requested by several groups at the United Nations, into the 9 June beach attack as well as into the latest killing of Palestinian civilians. Israel must stop these crimes immediately and be held accountable for violations under international law, and must be compelled to scrupulously comply with its obligations under international law, including as an occupying Power under international humanitarian law.
This letter is in follow-up to our previous 247 letters to you regarding the ongoing crisis in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem, since 28 September 2000. These letters, dated from 29 September 2000 (A/55/432-S/2000/921) to 21 June 2006 (A/ES-10/339-S/2006/427), constitute a basic record of the crimes being committed by Israel, the occupying Power, against the Palestinian people since September 2000. For all of these war crimes, State terrorism and systematic human rights violations committed against the Palestinian people, Israel, the occupying Power, must be held accountable and the perpetrators must be brought to justice.
Accordingly, in follow-up to the above-mentioned letters, it is my deep regret to inform you that, since my last letter to you, two more Palestinian civilians have been killed by the Israeli occupying forces, raising the total number of martyrs killed since September 2000 to 3,928. (The names of the martyrs that have been identified are listed in the annex to the present letter.)
I should be grateful if you would arrange to have the text of the present letter and its annex distributed as a document of the tenth emergency special session of the General Assembly, under agenda item 5, and of the Security Council.
(Signed) Riyad Mansour
Permanent Observer of Palestine to the United Nations
Annex to the identical letters dated 22 June 2006 from the Permanent Observer of Palestine to the United Nations addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council
Names of martyrs killed by the Israeli occupying forces in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem *
(Wednesday, 21 June 2006)
1. Fatima El-Barbawi
2. Zakariya Ahmed
* The total number of Palestinian martyrs killed by the Israeli occupying forces since 28 September 2000 is 3,928.


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Super Linens in Baltimore's Fells Point to close after nearly three decades
By Ben Leonard
After close to three decades in Fells Point, Super Linens is closing its doors in the coming months.
The Baltimore discount linen store at 601 S. Broadway which says it has the "largest display of kitchen curtains" in the area, has sold bedding, curtains, sheets and rugs.
Co-owners Diana and Jeffrey Caplan said the COVID-19 pandemic made running the store more difficult and stressful, prompting them to close sooner than planned.
"After 45 years of working retail, it is now time to hang up the cleats and spend more time with my family and friends," Jeffrey said.
After decades in Fells Point, Super Linens is closing, accelerated by the pandemic but not necessarily because of it. Jeffrey Caplan's family has owned businesses in the area for 107 years. (Jerry Jackson/Baltimore Sun)
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Jeffrey's great grandfather moved from Romania to Philadelphia then Fells Point in 1913, and the family, including his grandfather, uncle and father, has served the area with businesses since then. The family's other businesses were discount junior department stores in the city, he said.
Founded in 1992 before the internet was as widely used as it is now, Super Linens has "stayed true to its roots," Caplan said, focused on its in-person shopping experience, which he said allowed it to stay alive even amid competition from big box stores and Amazon. Customers have shopped at the store for generations, he added.
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"We've stayed focused on our brick-and-mortar business, leveraging our excellent customer service and family feel as an advantage against competitors," Jeffrey said.
The store currently has a staff of eight employees, including a manager who has been with the family for 67 years, Jeffrey said.
Owner Jeffrey Caplan checks out a customer at Super Linens in Fells Point. The store which offers a wide variety of curtains and home decorating goods is closing, accelerated by the pandemic but not necessarily because of it. Caplan's family has owned businesses in the area for 107 years. (Jerry Jackson/Baltimore Sun)
"The biggest void in our future lives will be our amazing employees who are family to us," Jeffrey said. "We credit them with our success over the last 27 years. We will miss our linen life in Fells Point."
For Alana Stephens, of Baltimore City, Super Linens has been her go-to linen store for as long as she can remember. The staff remembered her grandmother every time they went, she said.
"It is so very sad to see it go. That was the only place you could get shades and mini blinds in colors or linoleum," Stephens wrote in a message. "That store is Baltimore ... the very best part of Baltimore."
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Review: Branded by a Song by LJ Evans (Anchor #5)
"You can love people differently without it being more or less. What you had with Darren you'll never ever feel again. But that doesn't mean what you feel for someone else won't be equally as strong."
No words. I swear, I don't think I have a vocabulary sufficient enough to aptly convey just how moved I was by this book. After having had the pleasure of reading all of LJ Evans's previous stories, you'd think there was no way possible she could outdo herself. Welp, that's exactly what she did, giving fans and readers what I believe is her best work to date. Branded by a Song is the fifth novel in her Anchor series, and while you can pretty much read it as a standalone, the male main character is a supporting character in the previous books, particularly, Guarded Dreams and Damaged Desires (Anchor #1 and #4).
Branded by a Song is the story of Brady O'Neil, who has found a great deal of success in the music industry. So why has the twenty-nine-year-old been feeling lost as of late? Maybe touching base with his former mentor will help him rediscover what's been missing in his music, but instead, he finds the woman's granddaughter. Thirty-four-year-old Tristan "Cari" Morgan is a widow and single mother held back by her past. She misses her husband, Darren, and her grandmother, and as tempting as Brady may be, she isn't sure she wants to risk her heart once again. Can Brady convince her they're worth it all?
I'm a sucker for a well-written single-parent romance, but add to that LJ Evans's own brand (pun not intended!) of storytelling, and well, there was simply no way I could have not fallen in love with this story and her characters. Brady was just...le sigh. Seriously! Gah! The man was a forced to be reckoned with, and he was on a mission to show Tristan that while she shared a one-of-a-kind love with Darren, they could have their own one-of-a-kind love as well. And Hannah was such a sweetheart, yet another tie that brought and kept them together. I was absolutely smitten by Branded by a Song; it gets five-plus stars.
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Персоналії
 Бойків Володимир Васильович (1955—2014) — активіст Євромайдану.
 Бойків Іван (1887 — бл. 1932) — український мовознавець і педагог.
 Бойків Олександр Миколайович (1896—1968) — хорунжий УГА, діяч УВО і ОУН.

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Chorus York & Artistic Director Stéphane Potvin invite you to "Classics in the Spring", a program of classical choral repertoire. The concert will feature Vivald's "Gloria" with guest soloists Angela Gibbon and Kira Braun , along with works by Tallis, Farrant, & Byrd.
Chorus York & Artistic Director Stéphane Potvin invite you to "Classics in the Spring", a program of classical choral repertoire. The concert will feature Vivald's "Gloria" with guest soloists Angela Gibbon & Kira Braun, and works by Tallis, Farrant & Byrd. There will be a reception after the concert where you can meet our director & mingle with the choir.


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Review | A Light Lunch by A. R. Gurney | Directed by Jim Simpson | Flea Theater
This new play is inspired by our recent presidential elections: the issues are alive and the play sparkles with vitality — and partisanship. Obama supporters, don't miss it! Bush supporters might do better to stay away.
The setting is a checkered table cloth cafe with framed drawings of theater personalities: read "very New York City." A Texas attorney, who happens to be a tall, beautiful woman, meets a handsome NY theater agent for lunch to purchase all rights to a new play by the agent's client. Why are the attorney's clients so anxious to obtain all rights to this — as yet unfinished — play? The agent, though tempted by the big pocket offer, needs a reason. He's responsible for representing the best interests of his playwright client, after all, and as it emerges the rights to the play are being sought by a Certain Very Powerful Man who's engaged in polishing up his political legacy. Gossip has it that he will be badly characterized in the play so he's seeking the rights to totally suppress it.
The agent balks at doing the deal blind, so the attorney balks at completing the deal. An impasse. But A. R. Gurney comes up with a "deus ex machina" (earnestly defined by the Aristotelian boyfriend of the busybody waitress) that will thrill all who love movies. A play within the play turns the plot to please all parties (well, all those with a small p). And all parties on the scene are pleased … Gurney doesn't let us worry too much about the Texas clients.
This world premiere of A. R. Gurney's A Light Lunch plays at the Flea Theater in Tribeca through January 25th.
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Luxembourg sent a delegation to compete at the 1998 Winter Olympics in Nagano, Japan from 7–22 February 1998.  This was Luxembourg's sixth appearance at a Winter Olympic Games.  The Luxembourgish delegation consisted of a single athlete, figure skater Patrick Schmit.  In the men's singles he finished in 29th place.

Background
Luxembourg first joined Olympic competition at the 1900 Summer Olympics and had their first participation at the Winter Olympic Games at the 1928 Winter Olympics.  Their participation at the Winter Olympics since has been sporadic, Luxembourg did not send a delegation to any Winter Olympics from 1948 to 1984. Nagano marked their sixth appearance at a Winter Olympics.  The Luxembourgish delegation to Nagano consisted of a single figure skater, Patrick Schmit.  He was chosen as the flag bearer for the opening ceremony.

Figure skating

Patrick Schmit was 23 years old at the time of the Nagano Olympics, and was making his only Olympic appearance.  The men's singles event was held over two nights, with the short program being contested on 12 February, and the free skate taking place on 14 February. In the short program, he received a total score of 71.5 points, which put him 29th and last for that round of the competition.  Only the top 24 were allowed to proceed to the free skate, meaning Schmit was eliminated on the first night of the competition.

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El Espai Guinovart es un centro de arte contemporáneo en Agramunt (España). Josep Guinovart quiso crear un espacio para la creación y la promoción del arte contemporáneo y, al mismo tiempo, un espacio con su obra expuesta permanentemente. Su obra gira alrededor de Agramunt, su territorio, su paisaje y su gente.

Creador
La obra de Josep Guinovart en Agramunt se inspira en su estancia en la población los años 1937-1938, en plena Guerra Civil, cuando él tenía 9-10 años. Su madre era agramuntina. El primer bombardeo de Agramunt, el 5 de abril de 1938, provocó la huida de la familia al campo, donde el futuro artista vivió con su familia en una cabaña. Esto le obligó a mantener una relación directa con la naturaleza, las herramientas del campo y los animales.

Edificio

En las galerías laterales se muestra, de manera rotatoria, la Colección de la Fundación Privada Espaci Guinovart.

En 2015 fue galardonado con el premio Nacional de Cultura de Cataluña, y en 2017 recibió la Creu de Sant Jordi.

El Espai Guinovart se encuentra en la actual plaza del Mercado, donde antiguamente había un convento mercedario, que después fue transformado en escuela, y finalmente derrocado en 1930. El organismo Regiones Devastadas reconstruyó algunos edificios de Agramunt que habían sido afectados por los bombardeos de la Guerra Civil y encargó al arquitecto Pere Domènec Torres que construyera un mercado donde había estado el convento. Este mercado se mantuvo en activo hasta su declive en los años 1980, debido a la carencia de funcionalidad y a los nuevos usos comerciales. El año 1990 se inician las obras de reforma del mercado para un nuevo proyecto: el Espai Guinovart. El año 1994 finalizaron las obras de habilitación y el 2 de julio del mismo año se inauguró la sede de la Fundación Privada Espaci Guinovart, con una superficie total construida de 650 m² y una superficie total ocupada de 580 m².

Descripción
Es un edificio de grandes dimensiones formado por varios cuerpos simétricos partidos por una torre cuadrada en el centro del conjunto arquitectónico. Es de planta rectangular con tres salidas.

Una de ellas, la principal, está centrada en la fachada. Es una puerta semicircular de piedra. Las otras dos son los muros laterales y son secundarias. La puerta principal está situada en la parte baja de la torre. Esta es cuadrangular formada por tres cuerpos diferenciados: la puerta semiesférica en la parte baja, una parte central con una ventana con balcón decorado con obra vista a los lados y un óculo tapado más arriba. Estos elementos se repiten en los cuatro lados de la torre.

Un último cuerpo está formado por tres ventanas tapiadas que recorren también los cuatro lados; en total hay doce ventanas tapiadas. Finaliza esta torre una cubierta piramidal sobre alero con tejería árabe coronada por un pequeño pináculo balaustrado. A ambos lados se estructura todo el edificio; dos cuerpos idénticos laterales de planta rectangular con superposición de dos tejados bajas. Un cuerpo inferior, ausente de aperturas y alguna decoración en los muros; se sobrepone a este un segundo cuerpo, más retrasado, donde se aprecian grandes aberturas en forma de ventanales de media luna en cada uno de los muros. La cubierta es de dos aguas y con teja árabe.

Interiormente está formado por 37 arcadas que acogen pinturas de varias épocas del artista Josep Guinovart.

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Enlaces externos
 Página del Espai Guinovart de Agramunt

Museos de arte contemporáneo de Cataluña
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Museos de la provincia de Lérida
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Sal Cosentino is a New York based songwriter and an ASCAP member. Sal's recently released songs, "While I Cry" and "Don't Walk Away" have been receiving steady airplay from numerous independent radio stations and have attracted the attention of several publishers. Sal's is currently working on several new songs that should be released in Spring 2016.


Update: According to Beyoncé's representatives, the newborns featured in the "Love Is Universal" visual aren't Beyoncé and JAY-Z's twins. However, they did make an appearance during another part of the show. In a clip of the couple renewing their vows, we get a glimpse of Sir and Rumi in matching white outfits. They even show the whole family together (including Blue Ivy) through a precious home video.
Original post: Looks like Beyoncé and JAY-Z are making their On The Run II Tour a family affair! During opening night for their joint tour in Cardiff, Wales, on Wednesday, the couple's twins Rumi and Sir, who were born on June 12, 2017, made a special cameo on the screen. Thankfully, one fan captured the moment, which quickly made the rounds on Twitter, and we can't handle the cuteness! As Beyoncé dons beaded braids, she is spotted holding her little boy and girl in each of her arms. The visual also showcases JAY-Z holding the twins in his arms.
The photo certainly bears resemblance to Beyoncé's iconic Instagram snap from July 2017, when she first introduced her newborns to the world. Hopefully we will get even more glimpses of their concert (and the twins) very soon!


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1931 saw the creation of the "Liga Argentina de Football", by 18 breakaway members of the "Asociación Argentina de Football". The LAF was the first professional league in Argentine football, it was won by Boca Juniors. The Amateur championship continued in parallel: the eventual champions were Almagro.

Liga Argentina de Football

Final standings

Top Scorers

Relegation

No teams were relegated after the inaugural season.

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Seasons in Argentine football
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When you invest in a business through the EB-5 program, as long as you meet all of the program's criteria, you may be able get permanent residency in the US.
But does that mean you have to be involved in the day to day operations of the business?
We asked Jinhe Wilde, an immigration attorney who works closely with foreign nationals involved with the EB-5 program. Attorney Wilde said applicants are required to be actively involved with the management of their businesses, but what that mean can vary from situation to situation.
In some cases, you may not necessarily have to have a hand-on role with the business in order to meet the criteria of the EB-5 program.
It's a good idea to know exactly what you are agreeing to before committing to an investment under the EB-5 program.
"Work carefully with your business lawyer as well as consulting an experienced EB-5 immigration lawyer to structure this well," she said.


On the bench are three planes that have been getting quite the workout lately. They started complaining that they were overdue for a sharpening. I have come to trust their feedback so I took them seriously. Here they are minus their blades. They feel empty and lonely without their blades but this situation will not last long.
I move a few things around and the workbench becomes a sharpening station. If I still subscribed to woodworking magazines I would know I am supposed to have a dedicated sharpening station with running water and a bidet. I do the best I can with what I have. It works just fine.
When I turned my head for a moment a stinkbug decided to visit the stone in the center. I turned my head again and the stinkbug was gone. Few know that stinkbugs have developed teleportation. Now you too are among the few who know this.
After honing the blades on the stones they each get a few strokes on a strop and are once again ready to rejoin their planes. Everyone is happy. I assume the stinkbug is happy too.


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Rebecca Sohn is a freelance science writer. She writes about a variety of science, health and environmental topics, and is particularly interested in how science impacts people's lives. She has been an intern at CalMatters and STAT, as well as a science fellow at Mashable. Rebecca, a native of the Boston area, studied English literature and minored in music at Skidmore College in Upstate New York and later studied science journalism at New York University.
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12 amazing James Webb Space Telescope discoveries of 2022
By Rebecca Sohn published 29 December 22
In its first year in operation, the James Webb Space Telescope has already made many groundbreaking discoveries. Here are some of the stunning photos representing its highlights.
NASA highlights climate research at opening of inaugural summit
NASA has studied our home planet for 60 years. Now, the agency is ramping up its efforts, collecting more detailed data on the Earth and focusing on developing sustainable technologies.
Jupiter moons take center stage in bonus science from NASA's Juno spacecraft
The Juno team got an unexpected opportunity to snatch close glimpses of some of Jupiter's bizarre moons.
Space helicopters will help us explore Mars and other worlds. Here's how.
When NASA scientists were planning the Mars Perseverance mission, they decided to try something new: Instead of just sending a rover, they'd also send up a small helicopter.
Rare diamonds suggest water lurks much deeper in Earth's interior than scientists thought
By Rebecca Sohn published 2 October 22
Clues about water in Earth's deep interior were recently extracted from rare diamonds.
NASA's planetary defense mission will test asteroid deflection, but how realistic is it?
By Rebecca Sohn last updated 28 September 22
NASA's DART mission mimics what scientists would do if an asteroid were headed toward Earth, but there are a few differences compared to defense against a real asteroid impact.
The James Webb Space Telescope makes stunning images thanks to these engineering solutions
By Rebecca Sohn last updated 11 August 22
A group of engineers was tasked with designing a space telescope that would change the way we see our universe. Just one problem: much of the technology they would need didn't exist.
With the James Webb Space Telescope in full operations, scientists look to reveal the earliest galaxies
By Rebecca Sohn published 14 July 22
The first galaxies in the universe may be chaotic, faint, and small, but no one has seen a galaxy in the universe's first 400 million years. Webb will change that.
The James Webb Space Telescope made Maryland the center of the universe for a day. Here's what it was like.
Long before I arrived at the James Webb Space Telescope's image release event, I knew the telescope's images would be breathtaking. They still left me speechless.
Behold! The James Webb Space Telescope's stunning 1st science images are here.
By Rebecca Sohn last updated 12 July 22
NASA revealed the first science-quality images from the James Webb Space Telescope on July 12, 2022, marking the beginning of the observatory's tenure.
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope will change the way we see our solar system
In the next year, the James Webb Space Telescope will spend roughly 7% of its time focused not on distant galaxies, but on our own solar system. Here's a look at what it might see.
James Webb Space Telescope's powers will be revealed in just weeks and scientists can't wait
By Rebecca Sohn last updated 30 June 22
The James Webb Space Telescope's first images are coming soon and scientists can't wait for us to see them.
New and improved satellites will help track storms this hurricane season
By Rebecca Sohn published 1 June 22
Atlantic hurricane season begins today (June 1), and several new weather satellites will collect valuable data to improve hurricane forecasting this year.
New astronauts have changes in their brains after their first long-duration mission
By Rebecca Sohn published 17 May 22
Astronauts who go on their first long-duration space mission have differences in their brains compared with the brains of more experienced astronauts and non-astronauts.
Scientists grow 1st plants in moon soil
More than 50 years after the first Apollo samples were brought to Earth, scientists have successfully grown plants in lunar soil for the first time.
Ice volcanoes on Pluto may still be erupting
By Rebecca Sohn last updated 1 April 22
An area of Pluto that researchers think was formed from the eruption of ice volcanoes is unique on the dwarf planet and in the solar system, a new study suggests.
'Space lettuce' could help astronauts avoid bone loss
By Rebecca Sohn published 23 March 22
Space lettuce could help astronauts maintain good bone health on long trips, a new study suggests.
How do viruses affect astronauts in space? Here's what we know so far.
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Viruses can affect astronauts in space, even if they quarantine before launch.
Stark racial disparities remain in US physics
Fostering and retaining racial diversity is an uphill battle in STEM, particularly in physics.
New GOES-T weather satellite to offer scientists sharper eyes on Earth's climate
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The GOES-T satellite is ready to take its place as part of the U.S.'s most sophisticated weather and environmental observation system.
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Being in space causes the human body to destroy about 50% more red blood cells, leading to a potentially dangerous condition known as anemia.
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During a panel discussion on diversity and inclusion in spaceflight, NASA and ESA experts discussed different ways they could work to become more diverse and inclusive.
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Staying in space for a long time can cause brain damage, according to a new study.
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According to a recent report in Bloomberg, only about three percent of American families save for college using 529 plans. That means 97 percent don't leverage them and they could be missing out on the tax and other benefits they offer to college savers.
According to the report, the top reasons cited for not investing in them include high fees, limited investment options and complex rules. To that list, we add one more: ineffective marketing.
Most 529 plans are marketed like commodities. Highly conventional state wrappers and branding are applied to products with similar features sponsored by individual states and managed by different financial firms. It's a category with a whole lot of sameness and not enough helpful information to get consumers to take action.
It's time for state agencies and investment companies to leverage modern marketing techniques and fresh thinking to attract more investors to these beneficial college-saving vehicles. Here are five innovative ideas.
1. Educate about education saving. These days, research shows women control most family financial decisions. Related studies reveal that women prefer to be educated about financial solutions, not sold investment products and performance. That's why it's critical to offer education on the benefits of a college education, how to save for college and the pros and cons of the different options available for saving, including 529s. Incorporating these products into a broader college saving story will help more women understand their value and leverage them in their family's overall educational saving plan.
2. Use new media options. More and more families today get information from social media, lifestyle blogs, podcasts and other alternative media options. Use them to distribute education about college saving. It makes sense to leverage the media your audience is already engaged with rather then try to draw them to your website. Plus, your message will seem more credible if it's introduced by a resource they already trust rather than an unknown state agency or financial company.
3. Paint a picture. College is all about aspiration and dreams of a better future. Why not use inspirational images, infographics and videos to explain the value of a college education and the importance of saving for it? Words are a great tool to use to educate prospects, but a picture is worth a thousand of them.
4. Focus on feelings. College is one of life's most important and emotional milestones. Who hasn't teared-up when they've dropped their kids off to college or watched them graduate? Marketing for 529 plans will resonate more if it's as much about feelings and emotions as dollars and performance.
5. It takes a family. Don't limit yourself to marketing college saving plans to parents. Grandparents, godparents, aunts and uncles and others are big influencers on a child's educational decisions. Provide these influencers with conversation-starters about college. Make it easy to pass on this information via email and social media.
Looking for fresh ideas on how to market 529 plans and other education-saving products? Contact Carpenter Group. We've helped major financial firms find novel ways to market conventional financial products. Our campaigns get results.


With increased traffic laws and penalties that the government has enforced, insurances are the only safe way to save ourselves from these extra expenses; that can cause to empty our pockets if not taken care at times.
We at Aautoandhomeinsurance offer our clients, various options which can prove to be of great assistance when needed.
Here are our comprehensive policies and coverages that can help you save a lot of cash if by can chance you get caught in an dire situation.
This package includes the minimum conditions and coverages that are necessary for any driver in the city to drive a vehicle. Under this policy, the owner gets coverage for the injured persons, property damage caused and a cap per accident (check your state or our blog to see the minimum needed to be considered legally insured). All these benefits go to the other party that is involved in the accident and has taken damage. In other words, the liability policy just gets you the permission for driving on the roads. However, it does not take care of your state at all. This least coverage plan is also called the minimum in the insurance world.
The policy covers all you family members if it's not you who was driving at the time of the accident, but one of your family members were at the scene then they are also eligible for breaking the policy funds and paying the other party involved in the accident. Talk to an agent for more details as policies change, can be modified, or are different from case to case.
This coverage plan will enable you to get the funds required for any repairing your vehicle or in some casese new parts. If your vehicle has taken some damage and needs immediate attention, this plan can help you in the costs involved in the fixing. Even if your vehicle is irreplaceable, then you may also get the minimum at present value of your vehicle from the insurance company. The policy covers anybody that you have specified at the time of purchasing the plan.
If however, your facing vehicle damage other than from collisions then this plan can help you get the most out of it. The cost of repairing or replacing the vehicle if your car was stolen or was damaged in a fire, hailstorms, falling objects or some other cause other that collisions are refundable to you by the insurance company. If you have filed a report for your missing stolen vehicle, then you are eligible for releasing the fund available to you by the policy as per your wish.
The payment you get in return is the actual value of your vehicle at present, taking off the deductible charges that are applied by the insurance company. Each policy can be different so make sure you speak to your agent.
Medical Payment Coverage pays you for all the medical or funeral need because of the accident. The policy automatically covers all the passengers of the vehicle at the time of the crash.
If you are stuck anywhere in your way and need a towing service, then the insurance company has got your back if you have added Towing and Labour Coverage plan in your list. All the labour cost and towing cost would be paid to you at the time of fund release.
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Coleman Powermate, a leading power equipment manufacturer, today introduced the AirGen(TM) fuel cell generator -- a machine that converts two of the most abundant elements in the universe (hydrogen and oxygen) into electricity.
While it sounds like science fiction, fuel cells have played a pivotal role in space exploration, and they are now making their way into the marketplace.
"The AirGen(TM) fuel cell generator marks the dawn of the Hydrogen Age," said Gwen Wisler, president and CEO of First Alert/Powermate, Inc. "This is the first step toward introducing fuel cells into homes and businesses."
According to Ken Frank, senior research and development engineer, the AirGen(TM) fuel cell generator can be used as a portable power source or as an emergency backup power system.
"It automatically senses when utility power fails and acts as an uninterruptible power supply, keeping mission-critical computer and phone systems online," said Frank. "It also acts as a surge protector, buffering expensive electronics from dangerous power spikes and regulating voltage."
Unlike battery backups, which last mere minutes, the AirGen(TM) fuel cell generator, powered by Ballard"s Nexa(TM) power module, generates up to 1,000 watts of electricity as long as hydrogen gas is supplied. This is the world"s first commercial proton exchange membrane fuel cell generator for end-users. The UL- and CSA-approved AirGen(TM) fuel cell generator has a built-in power inverter that can generate alternating current (AC) power, according to Frank. The power inverter by SoftSwitching Technologies converts the fuel cell"s direct current (DC) power into electricity that can power standard electronics, computers and appliances.
The AirGen(TM) fuel cell generator is now available to industrial customers directly from Coleman Powermate. Hydrogen fuel is supplied through high-pressure cylinders and can be purchased from Praxair, Coleman Powermate"s exclusive hydrogen supplier with hundreds of locations throughout the US and Canada.
A commercial/residential version of the AirGen(TM) fuel cell generator is in the works. Instead of high-pressure cylinders, the unit will draw hydrogen from three smaller fuel canisters that are inserted into the unit.
"Fuel cells will play an increasingly important role in back-up and portable power generation," said Dennis Campbell, president and COO, Ballard Power Systems (TSX: BLD - News; Nasdaq: BLDP - News). "The AirGen(TM) fuel cell generator is a glimpse of the future as we see it. It is clear proof that fuel cell technology is commercially viable and environmentally sound."
To help encourage the use of this new technology, a $1,000 manufacturer"s rebate is being offered in cooperation with the California Air Resources Board for the first 50 California industrial businesses that purchase the AirGen(TM) fuel cell generator.
For more information or to order an AirGen(TM) fuel cell generator, visit http://www.airgen.com or call 800-445-1805.
Coleman Powermate, Inc., a subsidiary of the Sunbeam Corporation, is a leading manufacturer of electric and fuel cell generators, air compressors, and pressure washers. Headquartered in Aurora, Ill., the company has manufacturing facilities in Nebraska and Minnesota and distributes its products internationally.
This release contains forward-looking statements that are based on the beliefs of Ballard"s management and reflect Coleman Powermate"s and Ballard"s current expectations as contemplated under the Safe Harbor provisions of the U.S. Private Securities Litigation Reform Law of 1995. When used in this release, the words "estimate," "project," "believe," "anticipate," "intend," "expect," "plan," "predict," "may," "should," "will," the negative of these words or such other variations thereon or comparable terminology are intended to identify forward-looking statements. Such statements reflect the current views of Coleman Powermate and Ballard with respect to future events based on currently available information and are subject to risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from those contemplated in those forward-looking statements.
Ballard Power Systems is recognized as the world leader in developing, manufacturing and marketing zero-emission proton exchange membrane fuel cells. Ballard is commercializing fuel cell engines for transportation applications and fuel cell systems for portable and stationary products ranging from 1 kilowatt to 250 kilowatts. Ballard is also commercializing electric drives for fuel cell and other electric vehicles, power conversion products, natural gas and hydrogen generator sets and is a Tier 1 automotive supplier of friction materials for power train components. Ballard"s proprietary technology is enabling automobile, bus, electrical equipment, portable power and stationary product manufacturers to develop environmentally clean products for sale. Ballard is partnering with strong, world-leading companies, including DaimlerChrysler, Ford, EBARA, ALSTOM and FirstEnergy, to commercialize Ballard® fuel cells. Ballard has supplied fuel cells to Honda, Nissan, Volkswagen, Yamaha, Cinergy and Coleman Powermate, among others.


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Michigan's 2017 infrastructure report card is in, and it isn't good
By Michael Jackman on Fri, May 19, 2017 at 11:55 am
Photo courtesy shutterstock
No, this isn't a Michigan pothole. But with a little work and application, the Michigan legislature is on its way to making this a reality.
We're not huge fans of commemorative designations, as in the unusual, confusing, and, yes, bizarre earmarking of days, weeks, and months to issues, diseases, and hobbies. It does get silly when you consider the month of May is National Correct Posture Month and International Internal Audit Awareness Month!
But sometimes they do give us occasion to consider the important issues just a bit too everyday to get the attention they deserve. For instance, this Friday marks the last day of National Infrastructure Week. What's "infrastructure"? Why it's all those bridges, ports, dams, those tens of thousands of miles of railroad, and those millions of miles of road.
The week has become associated with the annual report card of the nation's infrastructure, released by the American Society of Civil Engineers. In the 2017 report card's Michigan Infrastructure Overview, the problems of Michigan's infrastructure get pointed out unsparingly.
"Drinking water needs in Michigan are an estimated $13.8 billion, and wastewater needs total $2.07 billion. Eighty-eight dams are considered to be high-hazard potential. The state's schools have an estimated capital expenditure gap of $1.3 billion. ... Delaying these investments only escalates the cost and risks of an aging infrastructure system."
And that's just water, sewerage, and schools, leaving out one issue that Michiganders have been vocal about: roads.
According to the report, out of Michigan's 122,286 miles of public roads, 21 percent in poor condition. And of the state's 11,156 bridges, 1,234 — or 11.1 percent — are "structurally deficient."
What is a "structurally deficient" bridge? Think back to Nov. 2, 2015, when that tire-destroying 3-by-5-foot crater opened up on the now-closed southbound deck spanning the Rouge River. That bridge was rated "structurally deficient."
In other words, it means "falling apart."
But it's not just an embarrassment to us when people visit our region — it's a very real hardship for the people of the state. For every tire destroyed, for every axle broken, there's a family that has another bill to pay. To put it in terms of dollars and cents, the ASCE study determines: "driving on roads in need of repair in Michigan costs each driver $540 per year.
That may not sound like a lot, but consider this: The Michigan Association of United Ways found that 40 percent of Michigan households do not have sufficient income to pay for the necessities: primarily housing, childcare, food, health care and transportation. This privation, as the report underlines, is a problem across the state, in every county, rural and urban, black and white, old and young.
What's more, consider a study last year that found: "63 percent of Americans say they're unable to handle a $500 car repair."
But it's OK, right? Worrying about not making the mortgage payment or the rent because of a car repair bill is only a problem for the little people ...
... which is to say — the majority of us.
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From the White House to the statehouse, electing politicians who support public employees, public services and the right to collectively bargain is vital to our existence. Volunteer for Get Out the Vote efforts now.
Get your union-friendly sample ballot by OCSEA district.
Join OCSEA for an election night watch party on Tuesday, November 8 starting at 6 p.m.
As we end out this election season, get everything you need to get involved and make voting easy at OCSEAVotes.org.
New Directions is OCSEA's union leader newsletter. Get union leader news to take back to your chapter membership.
ODOT heroes from Hamilton-Clermont Chapter 3100 help save man trapped in wrecked car for two day.
After the federal government announced it would no longer use private prisons to house federal inmates, the Corrections Corporation of America is changing its brand with a new name, but continues its same old mission.
OCSEA union members and supporters hit the streets of Mansfield to participate in the community's annual Halloween parade and stand up for public employee union members.
OCSEA union leaders told state and national press that the move of death row inmates is another rash DR&C decision that could have a serious impact.
OCSEA activists and supporters picketed the closure of the state's prison farms at the site of the last beef cattle auction.
Now available are the Winter and Spring 2017 Eastern Gateway Community College class dates. OCSEA members, spouses, children and grandchildren can receive a scholarship that allows them to earn their associate degree from Eastern Gateway—for FREE!
The UET Board of Trustees is pleased to announce an increase in the Professional Enhancement (PE) Program benefit to $1,500 per fiscal year.
AFSCME is partnering with the National Child Identification Program to keep kids safe. This month, AFSCME members and retirees will receive a child identification kit in the fall issue of Works, the union's member magazine.
Protest the prison farm closures at the Mansfield Halloween parade on October 29.
OCSEA members who work at Ohio's prison farms and their supporters will continue their protest of the state's prison farm closures in Mansfield on Oct. 29.
OCSEA Labor 2016 office now open at 1 p.m.
Volunteer for both phone banking and labor walks from OCSEA Headquarters through Election Day.
Download the Fall 2016 edition of OCSEA's member magazine.
OCSEA members gathered in Columbus on Oct. 8 for the OCSEA District 6 Next Wave Conference.
Take a stand against Ohio's Senate Bill 329, which could do away with entire state agencies, disrupting the lives of millions of Ohioans who depend on the government services.
Early voting has begun in Ohio. Registered voters can cast their ballots at their local board of election's designated early voting polling place.


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using System.Collections;
using Svelto.WeakEvents;
using UnityEngine;

namespace Svelto.ECS.Schedulers.Unity
{
    //The EntitySubmissionScheduler has been introduced to make the entity views submission logic platform independent
    //You can customize the scheduler if you wish
    public class UnityEntitySubmissionScheduler : IEntitySubmissionScheduler
    {
        class Scheduler : MonoBehaviour
        {
            IEnumerator Start()
            {
                while (true)
                {
                    yield return _wait;

                    if (onTick.IsValid)
                        onTick.Invoke();
                    else
                        yield break;

                }
            }

            readonly WaitForEndOfFrame _wait = new WaitForEndOfFrame();

            public WeakAction onTick;
        }

        public UnityEntitySubmissionScheduler(string name = "ECSScheduler") { _name = name; }

        public WeakAction onTick
        {
            set
            {
                if (_scheduler == null)
                {
                    GameObject go = new GameObject(_name);

                    _scheduler = go.AddComponent<Scheduler>();
                }
                _scheduler.onTick = value;
            }
        }

        Scheduler _scheduler;
        string _name;
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}
#endif

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Colin Firth to Star in HBO Max Limited Series 'The Staircase'
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by Mitchell Beaupre March 31, 2021, 6:09 pm
Colin Firth is heading back to television for his first series role in over two decades.
The Oscar-winning actor is set to star in The Staircase, an HBO Max limited series based on the true-crime documentary series of the same name.
The original series was directed by Jean-Xaxier de Lestrade and aired on the Sundance Channel in 2005. Lestrade continued to make new episodes of the series over the years as the case continued to develop, with recent installments garnering new attention when they debuted on Netflix in 2018.
Firth is stepping into a role originally occupied by Harrison Ford, starring as novelist Michael Peterson, as the series explores his North Carolina family and the events surrounding the suspicious death of Michael's wife, Kathleen, in 2001.
The series will consist of eight episodes, six of which will be directed by Antonio Campos, who is coming off the film The Devil All the Time and previously directed the acclaimed drama Christine, telling the true story of Christine Chubbuck's death.
Campos is writing and show running the series with Maggie Cohn, whose credits include writing and producing American Crime Story.
In a statement, HBO Max head of original content Sarah Aubrey said, "It is a thrill to collaborate with Antonio Campos, Maggie Cohn and Annapurna Television for the exploration of this true-life story that's rife with dramatic revelations. With the enormously talented Colin Firth at the center of this adaptation, the story of The Staircase will continue to captivate audiences with every bizarre twist and turn."
Campos echoed Aubrey's sentiments and expressed his long commitment to making this project happen, saying, "This has been a project I have been working on in one way or another since 2008. It's been a long and winding road, but well worth the wait to be able to find partners like HBO Max, Annapurna, co-showrunner Maggie Cohn and the incredible Colin Firth to dramatize such a complex true-life story."
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L'Aeroporto Internazionale di Lomé-Gnassingbé Eyadéma  è l'aeroporto della capitale del Togo Lomé; è situato nel quartiere Tokoin, raggiungibile tramite la vecchia ferrovia che univa la capitale a Blitta, ora interrotta allo scalo aeroportuale, e si trova all'estremo sud-ovest del Togo, lungo la costa del Golfo di Guinea. La struttura è intitolata a Gnassingbé Eyadéma, (1937-2005), Presidente togolese dal 1967 fino alla morte, ed è dotata di una pista di conglomerato bituminoso lunga  e larga , l'altitudine è di 22 m, l'orientamento della pista è RWY 04-22. L'aeroporto è aperto al traffico commerciale 24 ore al giorno.

Servizi

I servizi in aeroporto includono un ufficio postale, banca, ufficio cambio, una sala VIP, bar, ristoranti, self-service, un negozio di souvenir e negozi duty free.

Incidenti aerei
Il 14 agosto 2008, il volo Turkish Airlines 1123, operato dall'Airbus A310-300 Turkish Airlines marche TC-JDA in viaggio dall'Aeroporto di Istanbul, in Turchia, con destinazione Aeroporto Internazionale Murtala Muhammed di Lagos, in Nigeria, fu costretto ad atterrare all'aeroporto di Lomé-Tokoin a causa del malfunzionamento in condizioni notturne delle apparecchiature di navigazione e radio.

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Collegamenti esterni

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Cells facts actually may become so much fun to learn indeed. What I want to review here actually is about the how people can understand better about cells which may help them to notice about any interesting facts about cells. So, what are those facts actually?
Any people should notice that any cells can become so much troublesome to see. People need to use magnification if they want to see the cells. The fact is that the size of cells varies from 1 to 100 micrometers.
You may notice that cells have two major types. First are the Eukaryotic cells which have the true nucleus. Second type of cells is the prokaryotic cells. This type of cells may include bacteria as well as Achaeans.
You should know the fact that prokaryotic single-celled organism may become the first and the most primitive forms living on the earth. There are still few people who understand about this information actually. So, it will be useful for you to know right?
Next information that you should know is about the fact that there are more amounts of bacterial cells in human body instead of human cells. Even scientists have approved this kind of information indeed. Mostly of those cells are located in digestive tract.
Next fact that you should know about cells is that you may notice that cells indeed contain genetic material or people also commonly call it as DNA. What you should know is that such DNA is important in order to direct cellular activities.
Next, you may find out that cells may also contain certain structures such as organelles. The fact is that such organelles may contain different specific function. You need also recognize about the facts that on each different type of cells, there are different organelles as well.
The fact is that any cells indeed may conduct reproduction. In fact, you may notice that different cells can be produced through different methods as well. There are some types of reproduction that you may notice such as binary fission, mitosis, and also meiosis.
Next important fact that you need to know is about the way any similar cells within a group may form tissues. Those tissues can form an organ which later can be combined to form an organ system.
It is no doubt that any of you may wonder whether the cells have life span or not. The fact is that those cells have varying life span. There are cells having life span of weekly even years.
You need to recognize as well that cells indeed may conduct suicide. It means any cells can gain damage even infection. Some may conduct self destruct called as apoptosis.
For any people who learn biology, such facts about Cells may become so much important to pay attention.
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How will Dodd-Frank's ability-to-repay rule change underwriting -- and originating?
By Laurie Spira, Chief Compliance Officer, DocMagic, Inc.
Underwriting processes vary from lender to lender, but it's often said that four C's are at the heart of every sound underwriting decision: credit, capacity, cash and collateral. Even in the wake of the financial crisis, a quick Internet search will reveal that the four C's still are alive and well; they're discussed on countless websites and blogs, and almost any mortgage bank or lender will be familiar with the nuances of each of these all-important C's. Although much has changed in the mortgage industry, the core underwriting principles have remained the same — at least they have thus far.


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Senate Democrats pour $1.1 million into boosting McGinty in Pa. primary against Sestak
By Paul Kane
April 6, 2016 at 3:53 p.m. EDT
Shown from left are Democratic Senate candidates Joe Sestak, Katie McGinty, and Braddock, Pa., Mayor John Fetterman, who are running in the April 26 primary. (AP Photo)
Democrats in Washington are tripling down on their bet that Katie McGinty is a better option than Joe Sestak to be their nominee to challenge Sen. Patrick J. Toomey (R-Pa.) this fall, launching a low-seven-figure campaign ahead of the April 26 primary.
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The independent advertising arm of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee has reserved $1.1 million worth of advertising across Pennsylvania in the final two weeks of the state's primary, designed to boost establishment favorite McGinty, according to a media buyer who is closely tracking advertising in the heated contest.
Despite trailing in the polls, McGinty emerged as the preferred option for President Obama and the leadership team of Minority Leader Harry M. Reid (D-Nev.), who believe that Sestak, a former two-term congressman who narrowly lost to Toomey six years ago, might lose a seat critical for Democratic hopes of reclaiming the Senate majority.
McGinty, the former chief of staff to Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf (D), has only one previous statewide race under her belt, falling far behind Wolf in the 2014 primary.
On Monday, Vice President Biden, visiting Pittsburgh to deliver a speech about combating sexual assault on college campuses, greeted McGinty at the city's airport and then made an unannounced stop at a local diner to pitch her candidacy inside vote-rich Allegheny County, the second-largest bloc of votes in a Democratic primary behind Philadelphia in the state's southeastern corner.
Sestak, a former admiral with close ties to former President Bill Clinton, has taken the shunning from the establishment in stride, trying to turn it into a positive in this anti-establishment era.
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The DSCC declined to comment on the ad buy, as did representatives for the firm that is handling independent expenditures for the Pennsylvania primary.
The late surge of DSCC cash comes amid some signs that McGinty's campaign might finally be breaking through, after many months of languishing far behind the better-known Sestak. A Republican polling company released a survey Monday that showed Sestak with support from 41 percent of the likely voters in the race, with McGinty at 31 percent. John Fetterman, mayor of Braddock, a small city in western Pennsylvania, received 9 percent in the survey by Harper Polling.
The good news for the DSCC was McGinty's movement — she rose 14 percent in one month in the Harper poll. The bad news was that Sestak also rose, up from 33 percent a month ago.
Still, the gap narrowed, and the Obama-Biden endorsement is just settling into voters' minds — something that McGinty's allies will work aggressively to inform the undecided voters in the campaign's final days. The president and vice president remain very popular with Pennsylvania Democrats, with almost two-thirds saying that they have a "very favorable" image of the two party leaders.
The DSCC's ad buy comes on top of a nearly $1 million investment by Women Vote, a super PAC that is an arm of Emily's List, a liberal group devoted to electing women.


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Two Critical After Truck Hits 10 Year Old On Mini-Bike Near Eufaula
Sunday, March 20th 2016, 1:34 pm
By: Dee Duren
Troopers say a 10-year-old boy rode a mini-bike into the path of a pickup around 11 a.m. Sunday a few miles outside Eufaula. The boy and the driver of the pickup are both in critical condition after the McIntosh County crash, according to the Oklahoma Highway Patrol.
Troopers say the boy, who was not identified because of his age, drove a Monster Moto-80 out of a private drive onto Cedar Road in Porum Landing. Norma Sellers was driving a 2015 Chevrolet Silverado down the county road and hit the motorcycle, a report states.
The boy was taken by medical helicopter to a Tulsa hospital where he's listed in critical condition with numerous injuries including head, arm, leg and trunk. Troopers say he wasn't wearing a helmet.
Sellers, a 56-year-old Warner resident, was taken to a McAlester hospital in critical condition with unknown injuries. The collision report states troopers don't know if she was wearing a seatbelt, but her airbags did not deploy.
Both were in apparently normal condition before the crash, according to OHP. The cause of the collision is listed as failure to yield from a private drive.
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Troopers say a 10-year-old boy rode a mini-bike into the path of a pickup around 11 a.m. Sunday a few miles outside Eufaula.


and summoned the earth from the rising of the sun to its setting.
and it is very tempestuous around Him.
those who have made a covenant with Me by sacrifice."
I shall rescue you, and you will honor Me."
and to take My covenant in your mouth?
and you associate with adulterers.
I will reprove you and state the case in order before your eyes.
or I will tear you in pieces, and there will be none to deliver.
I shall show the salvation of God."
i hope to be counted as one of the first group, not as one of the second. cultivate a heart of humility and thankfulness within me, o God. teach me to love Your discipline and control what comes out of my mouth. You alone are judge. i desire to value Your judgments. may you find me faithful in the end. i desire Your salvation. i desire to honor You.