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Drink driver spared jail after swerving along major dual carriageway at 25 mph
Magistrates said he was at risk of going to jail
Paul Greaves
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A motorist caught swerving around the A30 at 25mph was found to be three times over the drink drive limit.
Aaron Morton, 26, from Torquay, was seen driving erratically on the M5 in the early hours of the morning before heading on to the Okehampton-bound A30.
He admitted drink driving when he appeared before magistrates in Exeter after spending a night in the cells.
Magistrates said he had come very close to going straight to jail.
But they decided to suspend the sentence and give him 200 hours of unpaid work instead.
Prosecutor Lyndsey Baker said the offence happened in the early hours of October 2.
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Morton was spotted by police at 12.45am driving a Mitsubishi on the M5 and then the A30.
"His speed was as low as 25mph and he was swerving on to the hard shoulder and back into lanes one and two," said Ms Baker.
The defendant was the only person in the car and clearly drunk. He blew a positive test of 111mg in 100 ml of breath. The legal limit is 35.
Morton, of Torridge Road, also admitted driving without a licence and insurance.
The court was told he had a previous conviction for drink driving.
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James Rickard, defending, said his client was a father and worked hard in his job as a groundworker.
Magistrates told Morton the offence was serious enough to send him to jail but decided to suspend the eight-week sentence.
"Your previous history is very poor and you now have a suspended sentence hanging over you," they told him.
Morton was also told to pay £200 in costs and surcharges. He was banned from driving for 40 months.


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Q&A with Dr. Shani Buggs of UC Davis' Violence Prevention Research Program
Gun violence in the United States has become associated with polarized news cycles emerging from deadly mass shootings. But what causes those shootings? And what can we learn about gun violence from the nearly 99% of American firearm deaths that aren't linked to mass shootings? Dr. Shani Buggs seeks to answer these questions and many others in her work with the Sacramento-based Violence Prevention Research Program at UC Davis, shedding new light on the ways that race, trauma, economic insecurity and intimate partner tragedies intersect with guns—and how violence can be stopped at the community level and beyond.
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In September, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention released provisional data for 2021, which was pretty shocking: Gun deaths in America hit an all-time high of 48,832. That's an 8% increase over 2020 and a 54% increase from a decade ago. What factors do you think influenced that rise?
The violence is driven by things like trauma not being addressed. It's driven by a lack of a secure and stable environment for both victims and shooters. And it's driven by firearm policy. It's difficult to tease all of this apart because we don't have data for how many guns are sold in our country. Congress explicitly prohibited federal law enforcement from helping track that. But we can get estimates based on background-check applications. We've seen an increase in interest in purchasing firearms. We've also seen states loosening their laws around firearm possession and carrying. So all of these things play a role when we have not, as a country, invested sufficiently in providing security and stability to families and individuals living in communities with high rates of violence.
And then there is no denying the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic. Everybody in our country has experienced higher levels of anxiety and mental distress. We've seen increases in suicides and intimate partner violence numbers. All of these things came together in this perfect storm to help elevate that percentage that you're talking about over these last couple of years.
K Street in downtown Sacramento was the site of one of the country's mass shootings this year. What kind of work is the Violence Prevention Research Program doing that could help prevent shootings like that in the future?
We do research on policies and practices that impact causes and consequences of firearm violence—which is very broad. And that's intentional. There are now over 30 of us in the center who are doing some form of research. We have dozens of different projects. We are doing research on things like firearm prohibition broadly: Are there categories of individuals who are at higher risk of firearm violence, and are there ways to identify those individuals upstream? [Research shows] that when individuals are violently injured, they are at higher risk for future victimization or perpetration of violence. We have a study happening to understand that better. With the K Street shooting, one of the individuals [charged in the] shooting had a conviction for domestic violence. So understanding all of those various factors are studies that we are currently conducting at our center.
How else is Sacramento—as a city and as a community—a lab for the study of violence prevention?
We have a hospital-based violence intervention program to assist individuals who are violently injured with both physical and psychological recovery, and to connect them to social support. We've been doing some research on what that social support network looks like—what people need, what they want, and trying to understand access to those resources. At the city level, the Office of Violence Prevention in Sacramento is responsible for allocating resources to community-based organizations for the purpose of reducing and preventing violence [such as gang violence]. Understanding the kind of funding and resources that are available for violence prevention versus enforcement would be really important to understand how city-level approaches to violence prevention can have some impact.
Suicides make up the majority of gun deaths in the United States. To what extent do you feel like firearm violence prevention is, by nature, largely suicide prevention?
The rates of suicide among younger populations are increasing, and there needs to be a greater understanding of the drivers of suicide for various populations—acute crisis, lack of hope, lack of being able to escape the darkness where one exists in that moment. The highest number of suicides in our country is among middle-aged and older white males. But we've seen a terribly concerning rise in the rates of suicides for children and adolescents of color over the last 20 years. So if we were to address the underlying factors associated with suicides, we would make a huge impact on firearm violence. What do people do when they are concerned about financial stability and security? How do we prevent access to firearms when people are experiencing those feelings? If we were to focus on those kinds of factors, we would have a major impact on suicide. Then you would see both suicides and homicides go down.
You just alluded to this, but according to the CDC, over the last 10 years, the firearm suicide rate more than doubled among Black, Latino and Asian teenagers. It increased by 58% for Native Americans and 40% for white teens. I mean, that's an emergency.
It is an emergency. And particularly because historically the rates of suicides among communities of color were very low. So the gap is closing and we should be concerned about that. We need to be talking to the people who are most impacted by the violence—the families of suicide survivors, the families of survivors of community violence, people who were engaging in the violence themselves.
Can you elaborate a little bit more on the connection between the rise in gun violence and domestic violence? It seems like there is a really striking connection between those two phenomena in particular.
There really are more connections than the public realizes. According to a study [by the Educational Fund to Stop Gun Violence, published in 2021], over 60% of mass shootings involve an intimate partner or a member of a family, so there is a deep connection between these public instances of lethal violence and intimate partner violence. The drivers of the violence are the same. You have low economic opportunity, unstable or insecure housing opportunity, insecure employment opportunity, income inequality.
And what hasn't been studied enough is the relationship between [gun violence] and perceived power and control. What we know about much of gun violence in America is that it occurs among youths and young adults who predominantly live in the disadvantaged, disinvested communities where there is lack of opportunity and lack of hope. If you are perceived to have little control or little power in your life, a firearm can make you feel powerful. This notion of dominance and power and control plays a role in the violence. Because all of these forms of violence—whether you're talking about intimate partner homicides or community violence homicides or mass shootings—are predominantly carried out by men between the ages of 18 and 29. So there is a phenomenon that is under-studied there.
Why is it under-studied?
Well, a few reasons. Federal funding for gun violence has been abysmal until very recently. The Dickey Amendment [a budget provision passed by Congress in 1996 that all but prohibited the use of federal funds for gun control research] placed a chilling effect on the CDC to study gun violence specifically and advise on firearm policy. And that really set the field back enormously, because we've had hundreds of thousands of deaths by firearms since then, and we have not properly studied the problem to the same extent as it exists. There continued to be research over those 20-plus years, but there was no funding coming through the CDC directly for firearm violence.
Another reason is related to data and the ability to get accurate data on firearm violence—both homicides and nonfatal shootings. Law enforcement agencies are not required to track, for example, nonfatal gun violence. There are a number of police agencies across the country that choose to, but they're not required to report that information to the federal government. And there are many, many more incidents of nonfatal firearm violence than fatal ones, right?
When we think about domestic violence, there's even less tracking of the circumstances around domestic violence, and there's no standardized way across agencies to study that information. We have largely treated violence as a public safety issue and therefore an issue that needs to be solved by police and the criminal legal system, and there is increasing awareness of the major limitations of that perspective for a situation like domestic violence.
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Where are you from originally, and what inspired you to pursue gun violence research?
I am from Birmingham, Alabama. After college, I spent a decade in corporate management. I decided to get my master's in public health and moved to Baltimore to study at Johns Hopkins University. When I went to Baltimore, a couple of things happened. One, my friends and family were concerned about me going to Baltimore because they had heard Baltimore was very dangerous. You know, The Wire [the HBO crime series set in Baltimore] had been out already. Also, within a couple of weeks of me being at the master's program, the Aurora, Colorado, movie theater shooting happened.
And as much attention as that shooting received and deserved [to receive], I was shocked by how little attention shootings in Baltimore were getting in the news. There was a cognitive dissonance happening. The Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health happened to be, at the time, the only academic institution in the country that had a center devoted to gun policy and research. All this to say, I happened to be in the right place at the right time. I decided that I wanted to study gun violence and have an impact on gun violence through a public health lens. So I got a degree in public health and policy at Hopkins with a focus on firearm violence prevention.
How and when did you wind up in the Sacramento region?
In 2016, California became the first state in the country to pass legislation to use public dollars to fund a firearm violence research center. And I was fortunate to be the inaugural postdoctoral fellow as part of that new center. That brought me here to UC Davis.
I feel like we're all just one or two degrees removed from gun violence in our own lives. Has it ever played a role in your life or your family's life?
It has. When I was in high school, I lost a couple of schoolmates to firearm suicide. I also had friends lose family members to firearm homicide, and I lost a family member to gun violence. And over the course of my life, I have had very close friends and distant cousins who have been impacted by firearm violence. I think you're absolutely right that we are all just one or two degrees removed, and part of addressing this problem is really to put that front and center in the conversation around gun violence. We don't talk about that enough—the trauma, the despair, the distress that comes from knowing someone who died by firearm suicide or firearm homicide, and all of the people who were hurt but did not die from firearm suicide. We need to put that front and center and have real, honest conversations around that impact.
In April, you visited the White House to attend President Biden's announcement of a new rule regulating the manufacturing and sale of ghost guns, untraceable firearms that can be assembled at home. It's worth noting that this is an administrative rule, and not an actual law passed by Congress. In what ways does that distinction matter in the context of preventing violence? And did your research play a role in developing this rule?
My research did not, although research in our center has played a role in influencing the national conversation around ghost guns. Our center's director, Garen Wintemute, has written about these untraceable, do-it-yourself guns, and he is [one of the experts] advising the ATF [Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives] on ghost guns. The center is also working with California law enforcement [to analyze data] on recovered ghost guns in California.
The distinction [between an administrative rule and a law] is an important one, because it allows for loopholes to be exploited. There has been recent reporting about that very fact—that manufacturers of the parts are exploiting opportunities to continue the sale of blueprints for the guns and parts for the guns, and changing the way serial numbers are encoded on different pieces of the parts. So [this new rule] is an important start—it raises the public awareness around ghost guns and does take some action—but ultimately, we need Congress to act. We need Congress to recognize the harm that comes from access to lethal weapons and clamp down on manufacturers and sellers who want to profit from the selling of those lethal weapons—particularly ghost guns. It should be concerning to everyone that lethal weapons can be manufactured at home and totally untraceable in our country.
[Still], action in any direction is important to note and to celebrate. I mean, I was at the White House. There was an announcement, you know? People were there to celebrate. I think the celebration was recognizing that movement on this issue is critical. It's important to put manufacturers and sellers on notice. It's important to draw attention to this issue.
Have there been other positive developments in Washington?
There is federal investment in community violence intervention, which before this administration had never happened at the federal level. To have devoted federal dollars go toward community violence intervention and prevention is a huge step in the right direction, because it's an acknowledgement that we need to be approaching violence differently from the way that we have been doing it in the past.
Now the question is, how do we continue to have the federal government—and all forms of government—make the same kind of investment? Because we did not arrive here overnight. We are not going to fix it overnight.
This interview has been edited for length, flow and clarity.
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My Dearest Dharma Sangha and Friends. Again I have one more request to do. Prayers for our beloved Brother Samphel Wangyal who pass away week ago. So sorry due to lake of internet on my journey couldn't post this request to all my friends.
It is a great loss for all those that crossed his path. I personally feel great lost of best Freind and great talented person of Tibet who could capture and preserve our traditional and culture through his intelligence knowledge by modern technology. He was a great wild filmmaker and also he was very funny and very, very cheerful with every one who he met. And very generous heart. Always ready to help to those who are in need of help. Very down to earth and very much like great Tibetan Buddhist Yogis. Very free from worldly things. I have never seen him very attached to anything like grasping on.
And also he had so much that he wanted to contribute to MAINPAT to improve the life of Tibetan people in India, spending so much time and effort to make a difference in this community.
His selflessness of kindness and compassion heart towards Tibet and Tibetan living in India particularly in Mainpat people should do some prayer for his onward journey.
Forever we in Mainpat and Tsori Gonpa Monks will miss him.
Tsori Gonpa Monks and Nuns will be keep praying until 49 days. His generosity and compassion he has showered upon others be returned to him by a thousand fold. May his onward journey be filled with peace and protection by Buddha Dharma and Sangha and that he attain enlightenment in his journey.
Om Ah Hung Vajra Guru Padma Sidhi Hung.
Yours Rinpoche and your Sister Karzang Dolma families monks and nuns.


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Civic Resource Group Receives Prestigious Designation of '100 Most Promising Technology Companies' from CIOReview Magazine
By Send2Press Newswire on August 13, 2014 in Awards and Honors, California, Government, LOS ANGELES, Calif., Press Releases, Software
LOS ANGELES, Calif., Aug. 13, 2014 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) -- CIO Review magazine announced that Civic Resource Group (CRG) received a notable inclusion on the CIOReview100 list for its innovative programs and solutions that help civic organizations across the U.S. achieve their goals to become "Smart Cities" in 2014.
The annual CIOReview100 issue recognizes organizations around the world that exemplify the highest level of operational and strategic excellence in information technology (IT). CRG, which provides the know-how for E-Governments, was recognized for its leadership in transitioning governments to the Cloud through its innovative IT platform called CivicConnect(TM) - using Cloud based applications, big data and analytics to improve public sector agencies' ability to serve their constituents and introduce new technologies to drive consumer adoption of E-Government services.
CivicConnect(TM) Brings Digital Government to Customers in the U.S. and Beyond:
Based in Los Angeles, Calif., CRG's CivicConnect(TM) platform provides proven business solutions for transportation, travel and tourism, arts and recreation, water and energy management services, and regional economic development among others. CivicConnect(TM) is a unique cloud based platform that enables rapid deployment of dynamic database driven mobile and web systems for "smart" government. It connects and integrates structured public data sources, commercial data sources and unstructured data sources providing both powerful backend business intelligence along with a variety of rich public user experiences across unlimited outlets and devices. The platform can be easily scaled for local, entity specific implementations, or for large-scale regional smart city/smart gov applications. CivicConnect(TM) solutions are being deployed in local, regional, state and international settings.
CivicConnect(TM) was designed from the ground up to meet the growing need and opportunity to aggregate, connect, disseminate and analyze data, digital information and e-services across key public sectors, including:
* Municipal/regional e-government services and open data;
* Public transportation including alternative/active transit;
* Public/community health and sustainability (energy, water, environmental);
* Community and culture (events, places, activities);
* Travel and tourism;
* Regional planning and economic development.
"Civic and government organizations everywhere are now clamoring for 'smart' city solutions-they want new technologies and tools to better serve their communities, make more informed decisions, identify policy opportunities and optimize their assets. Our CivicConnect(TM) Cloud first, mobile first and data first solutions do just that-deliver 'smart' government," said Gregory G. Curtin, Ph.D., CEO of CRG.
The 2014 CIOReview100 list acknowledges CRG for its innovative use of technology to drive value for customers and make a positive impact on civic organizations and consumers' lives.
"CIOReview100 has honored the innovative use of technology to deliver genuine business value," said Christo Jacob, Managing Editor of CIOReview magazine. "Our 2014 listings are an outstanding example of the transformative power of IT to drive everything from revenue growth to public service."
About CIOReview100:
A distinguished panel comprising of CEOs, CIOs and analysts including CIOReview editorial board scrutinized many companies and finalized the 100 Most Promising Technology companies. The complete coverage of the 2014 CIOReview100 listings is online at http://magazine.cioreview.com/August-2014/CIOReview100/ and in the August 2014 issue of CIO Review magazine.
About CIOReview Magazine:
CIOReview is a technology magazine that focuses on the enterprise solutions that can redefine the business goals of enterprises tomorrow. It is the leading source that shares innovative enterprise solutions developed by established solutions providers, upcoming hot enterprises and is a neutral source for technology decision makers. Published from Fremont, California, CIOReview is an excellent platform showcasing innovative solutions. For more information, visit the company's website at http://www.cioreview.com/ .
About Civic Resource Group (CRG):
CRG is one of the world's leading providers of digital E-Government solutions. CRG provides Cloud based solutions that touch every facet of citizen's lives. Since 2000, CRG has been "Fulfilling the promise of technology" for clients in the broad public sector, helping them to harness digital advances to effectively connect with their target audiences. By leveraging the award-winning CivicConnect(TM) platform and deep domain expertise, CRG has delivered impactful, engaging and cutting-edge solutions that facilitate openness, transparency and efficient service delivery for external and internal users alike. CRG is a new breed of Company with a new approach, blending the best of technology, design and communications in the digital age.
For more information, visit the company's website at http://www.civicresource.com/ or contact CRG at info@civicresource.com.
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Analog and Digital: competing or boosting each other?
In recent years, there has been a trend showing young people shifting back to analog.
Some claim it's just about fashion, others see it as timely.
One way or another, vintage clothing and analog cameras are being dusted off, and vinyl records are competing against CDs.
It may well be about the pleasure of possessing physical objects. Try to hold a vinyl or a film camera in your hands. The way they are accurately designed, they're not just meant to be used, it seems like they're meant to be watched and appreciated. It could also be about the mechanic. The simple, understandable process of how a photograph is taken, of how the record player produces sound from a vinyl.
Whether you like it or not, the change is happening. It looks like the ongoing craze for the latest tech products is slightly fading, leaving a vacuum easily filled by the objects our parents were so familiar with.
It's becoming less unusual to see stalls and shops selling analog photography products. Vinyl shops are popping up again. Kodak and Fuji, after a downturn in the 90's and early 00's, are starting the production of new films.
Of course, one doesn't necessarily exclude the other. This is giving life to a vibrant and diverse artistic context, where every means is legit and every taste can be pleased.
The art industry is adjusting. Victoria and Albert Museum, which in 1952 became the first in the world to collect photographs, a world leader in arts and exhibition design, recently opened its Photography Centre. The project is still ongoing. The museum is planning to expand it with a darkroom and a photography lab. All should be ready by 2022.
The first display launched October this year and is called Collecting Photography: From Daguerreotype to Digital.
The exhibition, spread across three rooms, focuses on photography as a form of collecting. By the act of taking pictures, people are "collecting" the world around them. This concept goes hand in hand with V&A's determination to collect analog photographs.
A wide range of photographs is on display. It start with a commission by Thomas Ruff. This contemporary artist and widely known photographer, produced his work for the occasion and it's inspired by V&A's collection of early negatives. Ruff digitally manipulates pictures taken in the 1850s by Captain Linnaeus Tripe, which are among the first taken photographs. The combination between analog and digital gives a striking effect, showing how powerful the techniques become together. This very concept leads the visitor throughout the whole gallery.
The number of different photographic techniques and the variety of results presented in all three rooms is just stunning. The outcome is a combination of analog and digital through time. The point is not to present the technological development. It's more about experiencing how differently such remarkable artworks can be produced.
Inside the V&A's Photography Centre, as well as out in the world, the long-fought battle between Analogue and Digital seems to be at a ceasing point. A point where the two can come together and compliment each other.
After a technological-fever of the early 00's, we seem to be giving in to the analog appreciation. Well deserved for a form of consumption and communication that eventually failed to hold against the industry's latest achievements.


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Guy Hudson Joins Aerovox Corp as Director of Sales & Marketing
By Aerovox Corp. | August 27, 2015
Aerovox Corp. has announced that Guy Hudson has joined the company as Director of Sales & Marketing. Guy has over 20 years' sales and marketing experience in the energy and electronics industries.
Before joining Aerovox, Guy was Director of Sales & Marketing at Lishen International, Inc., where he developed global sales strategies for the company's portable power, power tool, computing, medical and distribution markets. While at Lishen, he increased U.S. sales significantly and positioned the company for strong growth in 2015. Prior to that, he held sales and marketing management positions at A123 Systems and Sanyo Energy. Guy believes his experience is closely aligned with Aerovox's markets and that the company is well positioned for aggressive future growth.
"We are pleased to welcome Guy to the Aerovox team," said Jim Faughnan, Aerovox President & CEO.
"He brings many years of success achieving double-digit sales growth with his teams in his previous positions. I believe our sales and marketing programs, under Guy's leadership, will play a major role in reaching our growth objectives. "
Guy earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in Business Administration and Marketing from National University in San Diego, California. He started his career with the U.S. Navy, where he received training in electronics. There, he achieved the rank of Petty Officer First Class as an Electronics Technician and Master Training Specialist.


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An amazing man who lead an amazing life and Allah granted him the best of months in which to return to the Divine presence and the abode of bliss.
As-salaamu 'alaykum. I hope all is well insha Allah. I was fortunate to meet brother Ayman through my good friend Stephen Ibrahim Roche when I was in Dublin. I had known Ibrahim for some time as a friend and someone to share my interests with. Sometimes I would attend his theology classes and we would have conversations afterwards which I enjoyed. Anyways, now and then he used to tell me about this man he met in the middle of no where in Malaysia and how a great variety of people, from politicians to filmmakers and musicians, used to visit his eco-friendly home he made along the river. He also told me how this man was important in his conversion to Islam. At the time I didn't know anything about the background of Ayman. I pictured him to be a Malay ecologist in fact. When I finally met Ayman, I opened conversation with him, somehow I brought up Sh. AHM's name and was quite shocked to find out this man, whom Ibrahim met in the middle of no where, had a long history with Sh. AHM. I later went home to google Ayman's name that day and was even more shocked that I met the author of "Malaysia in the 21st century" and that Ibrahim's description of the river Ayman built his garden at was detailed in another essay by him! For me this is shocking, I guess, as someone who has struggled at one time to determine which Islam is authentic or not and whom Sh. AHM and your website has played a role in helping out.
Recently, I notified Ibrahim about Deenport's message board after finding out the news of brother Ayman. Nobody can replace Ayman ever, but I wish to introduce him to reliable and good people as much as I can, insha Allah. If it is okay with you, I would like to at least send a friend request over Facebook between you and Ibrahim to introduce him to you and that you have published Ayman's essays on your website.
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Thomas Allin Revolutionary War Pension – Mercer County
By Kentucky Kindred Genealogical Research on June 3, 2021 • ( 6 Comments )
I have written many posts about Thomas Allin, early settler of Kentucky and first County Clerk for Mercer County. He is rather like a good friend. I knew he was a participant in the Revolutionary War, but was unaware of the significant role he played during the war and after his move to Kentucky. The following is his statement for a pension for his service during the war. Thomas was born in Hanover County, Virginia, and moved with his parents, at an early age, to Granville County, North Carolina. It was at this place he joined the Revolutionary troops and played his part in the drama that was to unfold.
State of Kentucky
On this 11th day of October 1832, personally appeared in open court before the Judge of the Circuit Court for the county of Mercer, now sitting Thomas Allin, a resident citizen of said county and state aged 75 years, who being first duly sworn according to law, doth on his oath make the following declaration in order to obtain the benefit of the Act of Congress passed the 7th day of June 1832. I, Thomas Allin, do hereby solemnly declare that my present age is 75 years and that I was born in the county of Hanover in the state of Virginia, from which place at an early age my father removed to the county of Granville in the state of North Carolina where I resided. When the war of the revolution commenced and I was called into the service of my country, which was as follows, viz., about the 27th day of February 1776, I volunteered in Capt. Jesse Saunders company of North Carolina Militia in the regiment commanded by Col. Joseph Taylor, for the purpose of suppressing the Tories who had embodied themselves under a Col. McDonald (his troops were Highland Scotch as I was informed). We joined Gen. Martin at Cross Creek (now Fayetteville) and Governor Caldwell who commanded another division of the militia, having met with the Tories at Moon Bridge below us and having defeated them and their commander having fallen, we aided in guarding prisoners and having performed a time of six weeks in two months I was honorably discharged.
Again, early in the fall of 1779, I was attached to Col Robert Benton's regiment, who had the command of the Revolution department under a law of North Carolina, and I was appointed Issuing Commissary and Forge Master at Harrisburg in Granville County where I performed the aforesaid duty for nine months at least, and again in the fall of 1780, Col. Harrisons regiment, having assembled at Hillsborough for the purpose of stopping the progress
Of Lord Cornwallis in his march through North Carolina. I was attached to General Morrison's regiment as issuing commissary and marched with said regiment until we joined General Davidson by whom I was appointed Bridge Forage Master – between Salisbury and Catawba River, and we continued the march to Catawba River where we met the army of Lord Cornwallis, here General Davidson was killed and Col. Harrison succeeded to General Davidson. We were pursued by Cornwallis across the Dan River into Virginia. This was in the fall of 1780, after the Battle of Camden and General Green had the command of the Southern army and in our retreat fell in with General Green at Guilford Court House. This was late in October or November 1780, and continued our retreat into the State of Virginia and I continued to act as Brigade Forage Master until February 1781, when my time being about to expire, which was six months, I then volunteered in a troop of horses commanded by Capt. William Thomas and we were attached to a regiment by mounted men commanded by Col. Malmedy, a French officer, when I was sent into Capt. Globash's company and again united with Green in pursuit of Lord Cornwallis and my company was sent in detachment south of Guilford Court House in order to intercept the Tories in their intercourse with Lord Cornwallis' army at the time the Battle of Guilford was fought and we were within hearing of the battle, and after the Battle of Guilford, General Green sent my regiment to harass Cornwallis in his retreat. We overtook his troops at Barney's Mill on Deep River where we took several prisoners and we continued to harass Cornwallis' army until he reached Wilmington in North Carolina and I was then discharged, having performed two months tour in Capt. Globach's company of troops, but I had scarcely got home when an alarm prevailed that Lord Cornwallis was again advancing
Toward Virginia and was about to cross the Roanoke. I again volunteered and rendezvoused under Col. Burton at Williamsborough in Granville County to intercept Lord Cornwallis' march, but when we rendezvoused, we were told that Cornwallis had already crossed the Roanoke and I was discharged. And I was immediately sent by the Governor of North Carolina at the instance of Col. Burton as an express to Gen. Green's army, who I overtook the same day. He laid siege to ninety-six which was on or about the 22nd day of May 1781. Soon after this I removed to Kentucky which was early in the fall 1781 and after Gen. Washington had laid siege to Cornwallis at York. I came to the county where I now reside (then Lincoln County) and again in August 1782 I volunteered under Col. Benjamin Logan in Capt. John Irvine's company and was appointed commissary by Col. Logan in order to relieve Bryant's Station, but we only arrived in time to bury the dead after the Battle of Blue Licks. Col. Logan soon after marched with Gen. Clark on an expedition against the Indians on the Miami and I was appointed Quarter Master to his regiment and performed this duty the whole campaign, having destroyed several Indian towns in the big Miami. In this service we were engaged in a tour of about three months of fastfull? And orders serving – having thus performed about fifteen months of service of Commissary and Forage Master and about three months as Quarter Master with Col. Logan and upward of three months in Capt. Saunders'sbury's company and in the mounted troops of Capt. Globch's, besides one month as Express, having acted as a staff officer aforesaid as I have stated. I further state that I have no documentary evidence of my age or services, having long time lost or mislaid my discharges and commissions, and I do not know of any person alive by whom I can prove my services in North Carolina and Virginia except Garret Allin of Tennessee and my services in this county by Gen. James Ray.
I further relinquish all claim which I have to any other pension or annuity except the present and I am not now a pensioner of the United States or of any state, witness my hand this 11 day of October 1832.
Thomas Allin
We the undersigned, Jesse Head, a clergyman residing in the said county and Beriah Magoffin and Samuel Daviess, residing in the same county, do hereby certify that we are well acquainted with Mr. Thomas Allin, the said subscribed and sworn to the above declaration that we believe he is of the age he has stated, and that he is reputed and beloved in the neighborhood in which he resides, to have been a soldier of the Revolution and we concur in this opinion or further state that said Allin is a respectable citizen and a man of veracity in whom we have full confidence. Witness our hands this 11th day of October 1832.
Jesse Head, Beriah Magoffin, Sr., Samuel Daviess
State of Kentucky, Mercer County September Term 1832
This day Thomas Allin, the subscriber to the foregoing declaration and also Jesse Head, Beriah Magoffin, Sr., and Samuel Daviess, the subscribers to the foregoing certificate came into open court and personally made oath to the truth of the statement in written by them severally subscribed. And thereupon the said Mercer County Court hereby declares it took their opinion after the investigation of the matter, and after pulling the interrogation presented by the War department that the above named applicant was a Revolutionary Soldier and served as he states. And the Court further certifies that it appears to them that Jesse Head, who has signed the presiding certificate, is a clergyman, resident in the County of Mercer and that Beriah Magoffin, Sr., and Samuel Daviess, who have also signed the same are residents of Mercer County, town of Harrodsburg, and are credible persons and that their statements are entitled to proof. And I, Philip T. Allin, clerk of Mercer Court, Clerk of Mercer County, do hereby certify that the foregoing contain the original recordings of the Court. As in the matter of the application of Thomas Allin for a pension. In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal of office this 11th day of October 1832 and in the 41st year of the Commonwealth.
Phil T. Allin
Thomas Allin of Mercer in the State of Kentucky who was a Private Quarter Master in the company commanded by Captain Sanders of the Regiment commanded by Col. Taylor in the North Carolina Line for 1 month private, 2 months in Cavalry, 13.5 months Forage Master, 3 months Quarter Master.
Inscribed on the Roll of Kentucky at the rate of 186 Dollars 66 Cents per annum, to commence on the 4th day of March, 1831.
Certificate of Pension issued 15 day of January 1833 and sent to Hon. R. M. Johnson, House of Representatives.
Arrears to 4th of Sept 1832 $297.99
Semi-annual allowance ending 4 Mar 1833 93.33
Revolutionary Claim, Act June 7, 1832
Recorded by Nathan Rice, Clerk, pk D, vol. 9, page 29
$186.66 in 1832 would be worth $5,796.31 today.
Thomas did not live long to enjoy his pension.
He died of cholera June 26, 1833.
His wife, Mary Mourning Jouett Allin, died two days later on the 28th. They are buried in Spring Hill Cemetery in Harrodsburg. I took this photo of their gravestones in 2019. After almost 200 years part of the engraving is unreadable.
Other posts about Thomas Allin –
https://kentuckykindredgenealogy.com/2012/08/14/major-thomas-allin/
https://kentuckykindredgenealogy.com/2012/11/12/will-of-thomas-allin-mercer-county-kentucky/
https://kentuckykindredgenealogy.com/2014/08/01/the-family-of-major-thomas-allin-and-mary-jouett-allin/
https://kentuckykindredgenealogy.com/2014/08/08/the-family-of-major-thomas-allin-and-mary-jouett-allin-part-2/
The Family of Major Thomas Allin and Mary Jouett Allin
Major Thomas Allin
Will of Thomas Allin, Mercer County, Kentucky
The Family of Major Thomas Allin and Mary Jouett Allin, Part 2
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almadenmike says:
Fascinating!
What was the role/function of a "forage master"?
Kentucky Kindred Genealogical Research says:
Hey, that is a great question! A forage master took care of the forage (food for animals) and forage trains of an army or military post, receiving and issuing forage and the care of it during transportation.
Thanks!! That's certainly a critical military infrastructure job of bygone days.
tothetop62 says:
Thank you for sharing this. I am from Missouri and was in KY searching for my McCarty clan. I found all kinds of records that Thomas Allen signed and witnessed. It is really cool to know more about him. Sure wish I could find something like this for my William James McCarty. I ended up being able to follow him to about a death date, but could not find any exact record of his death of when and where. Thanks again. I love your blog!
Thank you so much! Send me a little info with dates, wife, children and I'll see what I can find.
MWeaver says:
This is my 4th great grandfather! My middle name is Allin. So interesting to read about him. Thanks.


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There is a strong connection between diabetes and sleep issues. People with diabetes often report sleep problems, and sleep problems can enhance the likelihood of developing diabetes or aggravate its symptoms.
First of all, when you do not have enough sleep, your body requires more insulin to keep healthy glucose levels, because sleeplessness makes insulin-producing cells to stop working properly, raising glucose levels and leaving you more susceptible to developing diabetes. Sleep deprivation also raises the chances of getting type 2 diabetes, especially in those who are already predisposed to the disease, such as those overweight or with a family history of the disease.
Second, a lack of sleep is connected to obesity. The less you sleep, the more you overeat. When you are tired, the body produces more ghrelin hormone, which stimulates appetite and decreases the production of leptin hormone, which inhibits hunger. Thus, when you are hungry, you don't just want to eat more, but you crave more carbohydrates to get a quick energy boost. This increases the severity and leads to complications of diabetes.
Third, fatigue that arises from the lack of sleep adds to the problem as it jolts the sympathetic nervous system into high gear, disabling it from regulating blood sugar and leading to low glucose tolerance.
Sleep apnea is one of the most common symptoms of type 2 diabetes, because patients in this group often carry excess weight that constricts their air passage interrupting a person's breathing during sleep.
Restless leg syndrome is another factor that contributes to disrupted sleep, because a constant urge to move legs, most common in evening hours, makes it harder to fall asleep.
Neuropathic pain that causes uncomfortable tingling and burning sensation in fingers, toes, feet and hands can also affect sleep quality.
As you see, the link between diabetes and poor sleep is undeniable, as one tends to aggravate and intensify the other. At the same time, improving one can make it easier to manage the other.
Check blood sugar levels regularly because its high levels during the day often make it difficult to sleep effectively at night.
If you still have trouble sleeping, ask your doctor if any of your medications can cause insomnia and ask for an alternative treatment.
Also try to figure out the ideal amount of sleep you need, because there is no gold standard for everyone. Depending on your age and genetics you may need anywhere from 7.30 to 9 hours of a good night's sleep. If you feel rested at wake-up, no matter how many hours you have slept, it means you are getting enough. Otherwise, you are at risk.


When parents have a concern about their child's speech and/or language development, seeking out help earlier is better. Communication is a foundational skill upon which we as humans build our lives.
We build friendships and make connections with other humans through communication. We share laughter, joy and tears in story-telling and re-telling. We connect over meals by talking about our day. We catch up with a friend we have not seen in a while via telephone or video-calls. We play games and talk about who's winning, who's losing and, maybe, who's cheating. We greet strangers while walking our dogs.
Communication helps us make connections. Every. Single. Day.
2) toddler & preschool-aged children are less likely to notice or care about communication deficits because they understand each other differently than adults understand children and they are also experiencing growth and changes in how their own speech and language sounds.
Those connections, however, will dwindle as a child ages. Soon, adults will have found a different cute face to entertain with their goofy facial expressions and peers will begin noticing the differences and shying away. Peers don't do this because they want to be unfriendly and many may not even realize they are doing it; they do it because a deficit in communication skills makes those without deficits uncomfortable.
This is true for all ages. People become uncomfortable when they cannot communicate with others with traditional means, which is talking. I've seen it with adults recovering from a stroke–friends of decades disappear slowly because they don't know how to communicate with their now disordered-communicating friend. I've seen it with children who feel uncomfortable because they don't know how to interact or respond to a peer who uses behavior for communication instead of language.
Those possibilities seem far far away in the distance because your loving, kind-hearted child is still developing and maybe no one else has said anything or the pediatrician hasn't voiced concern. I get it. I'm a parent. I have two children who are growing and developing in such different ways from each other. No one wants to think their child needs help from a specialist. No one.
Waiting, however, doesn't dissipate the concern nor does it alleviate the problem if one exists. Evaluating helps in both ways.
Similar to all those developmental milestones your pediatrician wants to see happening for physical growth, speech-language pathologists also have developmental milestones we want to see for communication growth. The speech and language milestones start when children are babies. That's right. Beyond the first notorious communication milestone of crying, babies should coo and babble. These are the earliest versions of speech. That vocal play is important.
As children age, we expect them to start saying one word, then two word utterances. We expect a small vocabulary about about 50 words around 18 months and then some rapid expansion to about 200 words around age 2. This expansion continues exponentially.
But we're looking for so much more than just words. That is one small fraction of what we evaluate with young children.
We're looking at play skills. After all, children learn through play, as I previously wrote about. Play is essential to learning and building language, speech and communication skills. We're looking for joint attention–this is the skill of being able to attend to a shared activity, such as reading a book, playing peek-a-boo, acting out a nursery rhyme. We're looking for interaction skills, which are the skills that help build and develop language.
We're also looking for receptive language skills–not just verbal expression. Receptive language is how much a child understands. A baby who is approaching 12 months should turn to his or her name being called, for example. A young child should be able to start following simple directions.
The American Speech-Language-Hearing Association just partnered with Read Aloud 15 Minutes and together created handouts to highlight the speech & language milestones expected at each stage started from birth through age 5 and how reading relates to these milestones. This is a great resource. Parents can use this to see if something they may have concerns about merits contacting a speech-language pathologist.
We're also looking for motor skills–this include coordination, strength and mobility of the body parts involved in speech-sound production (i.e. think tongue, lips, jaw, breathing, etc.).
When a child has a speech & language deficit, delaying treatment will only lengthen the amount of therapy necessary to fix or improve the area of concern. As a child continues to age, the expectations continue to increase, so the gap between what is considered age-appropriate and what is below age-expectations continues to widen. This means there are more and more skills to bring up to the age-appropriate level.
A very simple comparison for speech and language development is building blocks. All of those skills we are looking for when children are babies, toddlers and then preschoolers are foundational to communication, the base blocks of a block tower, if you will. Without the base, the tower cannot stand. Speech and language is the same–without those early communication skills, the more complex language skills cannot be solidly acquired and put to use.
Often, this results in academic and literacy struggles. Children with speech-sound disorders (articulation, phonology, etc.) and language disorders are at a higher risk for literacy challenges.
Catching a problem earlier, however, helps set the child up for a better chance at success because they are not working on remediation of speech and/or language at the same time as they are learning new skills, such as learning to read.
Earlier is better for long-term academic outcomes; earlier is better for long-term social interactions; earlier is better to reduce undesired behaviors that may be used in place of verbal communication when none exists; earlier is better to reduce the amount of therapy a child will need.
Speech With Sara LLC offers comprehensive evaluation services for speech-sound disorders, orofacial myofunctional impairments (tongue thrusts, orthodontic relapse, weak lip closure, etc.), receptive/expressive language and literacy development & remediation.
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Histone proteins have central roles in both chromatin organisation (as structural units of the nucleosome) and gene regulation (as dynamic components that have a direct impact on DNA transcription and replication). Eukaryotic DNA wraps around a histone octamer to form a nucleosome, the first order of compaction of eukaryotic chromatin. The core histone octamer is composed of a central H3-H4 tetramer and two flanking H2A-H2B dimers. Each of the core histone contains a common structural motif, called the histone fold, which facilitates the interactions between the individual core histones.
In addition to the core histones, there is a "linker histone" called H1 (or H5 in avian species). The linker histones present in all multicellular eukaryotes are the most divergent group of histones, with numerous cell type- and stage-specific variant. Linker histone H1 is an essential component of chromatin structure. H1 links nucleosomes into higher order structures. Histone H5 performs the same function as histone H1, and replaces H1 in certain cells. The structure of GH5, the globular domain of the linker histone H5 is known [(PUBMED:8384699), (PUBMED:3463990)]. The fold is similar to the DNA-binding domain of the catabolite gene activator protein, CAP, thus providing a possible model for the binding of GH5 to DNA.
The linker histones, which do not contain the histone fold motif, are critical to the higher-order compaction of chromatin, because they bind to internucleosomal DNA and facilitate interactions between individual nucleosomes. In addition, H1 variants have been shown to be involved in the regulation of developmental genes. A common feature of this protein family is a tripartite structure in which a globular (H15) domain of about 80 amino acids is flanked by two less structured N- and C-terminal tails. The H15 domain is also characterised by high sequence homology among the family of linker histones. The highly conserved H15 domain is essential for the binding of H1 or H5 to the nucleosome. It consists of a three helix bundle (I-III), with a beta-hairpin at the C terminus. There is also a short three-residue stretch between helices I and II that is in the beta-strand conformation. Together with the C-terminal beta-hairpin, this strand forms the third strand of an antiparallel beta-sheet [(PUBMED:16345076), (PUBMED:8384699), (PUBMED:8218199), (PUBMED:14654695)].
- Eukaryotic histone H1. The histones H1 constitute a family with many variants, differing in their affinity for chromatin. Several variants are simultaneously present in a single cell. For example, the nucleated erythrocytes of birds contain both H1 and H5, the latter being an extreme variant of H1.
- Eukaryotic MHYST family of histone acetyltransferase. Histone acetyltransferases transfer an acetyl group from acetyl-CoA to the epsylon- amino group of lysine within the basic NH2-termini of histones, which bind the acidic phosphates of DNA [(PUBMED:15313893)].
This entry represents the H15 domain.
There are 9774 H15 domains in 8995 proteins in SMART's nrdb database.
Taxonomic distribution of proteins containing H15 domain.
This tree includes only several representative species. The complete taxonomic breakdown of all proteins with H15 domain is also avaliable.
Click on the protein counts, or double click on taxonomic names to display all proteins containing H15 domain in the selected taxonomic class.


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Passenger claims marijuana candle was 'secret Santa' gift from coworker
By Kelly Hayes
The candle is pictured on Jan. 11, 2023, at Boston Logan International Airport in Boston, Massachusetts. (Credit: TSA New England)
BOSTON - Airport officials this week in Boston said a passenger tried bringing marijuana disguised in a candle through security screening, and when asked about it, the man claimed it was a "Secret Santa" gift from his co-worker.
The Transportation Security Administration shared images on Twitter of the candle, taken Wednesday at Boston Logan International Airport. It said TSA officers noticed something "a bit strange" about it, so they opted to call in the Massachusetts State Police for further inspection.
Grandpa brings marijuana-laced cake by accident to nurses
A grandfather in the United Kingdom accidentally brought a cake laced with cannabis as a thank you to nurses for taking care of a family member.
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Pictures shared by the TSA show the broken candle, revealing beige-colored wax on top and a green substance toward the bottom. The TSA said it was later determined that the candle contained marijuana.
When asked about it, the 53-year-old man stated the candle was a "Secret Santa" gift from a co-worker, according to the TSA — which referred to the incident as a "travel fail."
While Massachusetts legalized the use of recreational marijuana by adults 21 and older in 2016, marijuana remains illegal under federal law and can't be carried through TSA checkpoints. The exception is products that contain no more than 0.3 percent THC on a dry weight basis or that are approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
"TSA's screening procedures are focused on security and are designed to detect potential threats to aviation and passengers," the agency's website states. "Accordingly, TSA security officers do not search for marijuana or other illegal drugs, but if any illegal substance is discovered during security screening, TSA will refer the matter to a law enforcement officer."
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This story was reported from Cincinnati.
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Note: If you mess up or accidentally release the mouse button, place the cursor where you left off and hold down the "shift" key to add to the selection. Use the "ctrl" key to take off part of a selection.
Step 3: Now to copy and paste. Do not de-select the image! First make sure your background color is set to white (for darker pics) or black (for lighter pics). This makes touching up easier. For this example I have the background set to white. Choose edit\copy then edit\paste as new image. [image lasso3.jpg].
Step 4: Now to clean it up. First choose the magnifying glass and zoom in (I usually zoom in 2 times). Choose the paintbrush tool: brush type = marker\size = 3\shape = square\texture = none. and paint around the edges of the image. To get into smaller areas reduce the brush size to 1. When you're done it should look something like [image lasso4.jpg].
Step 5: Before starting this step, make sure your image is not larger than the graphic you wish to paste it into. Choose the magic wand: match mode = hue\tolerance = 0\feather = 0, and click on the white background to select it. If not all the background is selected use the "shift" key to add to the selection. Now choose selections\invert. [image lasso6.jpg].
Step 6: Choose edit\copy. Now open the graphic you wish to add it to. (note this must be the active window) and choose edit\paste as new selection. The image should appear in your graphic. Simply move the mouse to position the image where you want it and click the mouse once.
Now you can add any desired effects, but make sure you save under a new file name to preserve the original graphic in case you mess up or don't like the results, then you can start at step 5. Have Fun!!


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ON Semiconductor Ranks #15 on Barron's 100 Most Sustainable Companies in America
Sustainability or "going green" isn't just a trend among hippiesque, nature-lovers anymore; it's now a multi-billion dollar industry that has clawed its way to the forefront of investment portfolios and commanded the attention of the global financial community.
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ON Semiconductor Demonstrates Kindness in Action
Written by: Cassandra Savel, CSR Intern
At ON Semiconductor, we are committed to philanthropy by inspiring good deeds and funding community impact projects through our corporate social responsibility program. An integral driver of this commitment comes from a dedication to kindness in all of its forms.
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ON Semiconductor Ranks 32 on the Newsweek's Ranking of America's Most Responsible Companies 2020
Newsweek has joined the ranks – pun definitely intended – in grading companies based not only on profits but their commitment to doing good. Newsweek partnered with global data research firm, Statista Inc., to publish their inaugural list of America's Most Responsible Companies for 2020.
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ON Semiconductor Celebrates STEM for 2020 Black History Month
by Alicia Scott
February is Black History Month. This month is a celebration that calls on all to reflect on the significant roles that African-Americans and black individuals have played in history. It is celebrated in February in the United States and Canada; and unofficially observed in Ireland, the Netherlands, and the United Kingdom in October. As a company, we are celebrating Black History Month through activities sponsored by our company's employee resource group, Black Employee Network (B.E.N).
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Wide Bandgap Technology Enables Future Solar Power Solutions
by Brandon Becker
We're constantly faced with the current standing of the global climate situation - our news feeds are filled with fires, floods and wild weather, all of which are being attributed to climate change.
The situation is clearly of concern and individuals, governments and lobby groups are advocating significant reductions in fossil fuel usage – or a complete ban.
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Continua is ON Semiconductor's Newest Affinity Network Group for LGBTQ+ Employees
ON Semiconductor's newest affinity group for LGBTQ+ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Questioning and/or Queer and beyond) employees and their allies, Continua, launched last week. The name Continua was selected because the word stems from Continuum, which is a whole that consists of many pieces that vary slightly.
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ON Semiconductor Supports Arizona Educational Foundation's Teacher of the Year
At ON Semiconductor, we are committed to serving the needs of communities through the investment of resources and through a recent grant, we were able to support the Arizona Educational Foundation (AEF). AEF's mission is to administer programs that identify, develop and celebrate excellence in grades Pre-K through 12th in Arizona's public education through business and community partnerships.
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ON Semiconductor Promotes Women Leaders Through Mentorship
Success comes with learning and what better way than with a mentor! Thanking your mentors might seem trivial or can be uncomfortable, but gratefulness goes a long way. January is best known for National Mentoring Month and giving back to those who have helped shape your career and aspirations.
At ON Semiconductor, our Breakthrough Leadership Program goes beyond conventional advice to women to address the skills that enable women to move from middle management into senior and executive positions.
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ON Semiconductor Named to Bloomberg Gender Equality Index
PHOENIX, Ariz., Jan. 22, 2020 /3BL Media/ – ON Semiconductor (Nasdaq: ON), driving energy efficient innovations, has been included on the Bloomberg Gender Equality Index (GEI). ON Semiconductor was included in this year's index for scoring above the global threshold established by Bloomberg to reflect a high level of disclosure and overall performance across the framework's five pillars of female leadership and talent pipeline, equal pay and gender pay parity, inclusive culture, sexual harassment policies, and pro-women brand.
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ON Semiconductor Recognized for its Sustainability Efforts
ON Semiconductor's Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) program has grown substantially since its inception in 2008, initially focusing solely on compliance and audit via membership with the Responsible Business Alliance, to now including corporate citizenship, ON Semiconductor Foundation (corporate giving, employee volunteerism) and social/sustainability investing assessments.
Over the last few years, ON Semiconductor has received recognition several times for our CSR efforts. The most notable include:
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Beautiful Mountains to Visit in the USA
Landforms in Arizona
List of Plateaus in Australia
by Ethan Shaw
The Landforms of Seychelles
What Major Landforms Are Located in Australia?
Landscapes and Landforms in the Arctic Circle
Elevations & Landforms in the Great Rift Valley
Australia is an old and long-stable continent by geological standards, which means there's been plenty of time for landscapes to be planed down by erosion and weathering. Much of the country is rolling plateau, cleft with gorges and broken here and there with hills, low mountains or sedimentary basins. However and wherever you explore Australia's tablelands – from the trout-shadow tarns of Tasmania's Central Plateau to the sensuous hoodoos of the Kimberleys – remember these are lands dear to the hearts and fundamental to the stories of Aboriginal cultures.
The Western Plateau
The Western Plateau is, broadly, the ancient continental-core rock, or "shield," of western Australia. Some of the exposed strata exceed 3 billion years old. Subsidiary tablelands, separated by basins, compose the region, including the Kimberley, Arnhemland and Yilgarn plateaus. The Kimberley Plateau – often referred to simply as "the Kimberleys" – has striking sandstone and basalt terrain of domes and canyons in Australia's northwestern corner. You can soak up Kimberley scenery – and plenty of wilderness – at numerous national parks and reserves. Purnululu National Park, for example, is renowned for the banded, hive-shaped sandstone buttes of the Bungle Bungle Range.
Eastern Highland Plateaus
Australia's highest country lies in the Great Dividing Range that fronts its eastern coast from the Cape York Peninsula to Victoria. While some of the range manifests as peaks and sharp ridges, much of it is elevated, stream-dissected tableland. Sheets of basalt underlie some of these highlands, such as the Atherton and Northern tablelands and the Darling Downs. Others, such as the Southern Tablelands, stem from faulting. The Blue Mountains of New South Wales, a recreational getaway for Sydney residents and visitors, represent the escarpment of a sandstone plateau. Explore the scarp's castellated rock formations – including the famous Three Sisters, a gang of knobby pinnacles – in the seven national parks making up the Greater Blue Mountains Area, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Some of Australia's finest remaining tracts of temperate rainforest cloak portions of these Great Dividing Range plateaus, as on the New England Tablelands in New England National Park and the namesake plateau of Barrington Tops National Park.
Plateau Waterfalls
Among the supreme attractions of the Great Dividing Range highlands are the numerous waterfalls that stagger their gorges and drop off their rims. One of the most impressive is Wollomombi Falls, which careens off the New England Tablelands in Oxley Wild Rivers National Park, a hub for ecotourism in New South Wales. A series of drops climaxes in a roughly 800-foot horsetail cataract. In Victoria, Dandongadale Falls tumbles a total of 836 feet – in a series of individual drops – from the Mount Cobbler Plateau. Ellenborough Falls, a major attraction near Elands, New South Wales, has a single drop of 525 or 656 feet – depending on whom you consult – at the edge of the Bulga Plateau.
Tasmanian Central Plateau
The Central Plateau of Tasmania is a gnarled highland scattered with lakes. Its northern and eastern front takes the form of spectacular cliffs of dolerite, an igneous rock, known as the Great Western Tiers. The Central Plateau Conservation Area – touted as the Land of a Thousand Lakes – attracts plenty of anglers. Those numerous bodies of water are a legacy of Pleistocene glaciation, an era that can seem barely departed when snow socks the plateau, 3,000 feet or better in elevation in places.
World Geomorphology; E.M. Bridges
UNESCO World Heritage Centre: Gondwana Rainforests of Australia
Geoscience Australia: Significant Waterfalls
World Waterfall Database: Ellenborough Falls
Discover Tasmania: Central Plateau Conservation Area
Government of Western Australia: Department of Environment and Conservation - Purnululu National Park (Bungle Bungle)
UNESCO World Heritage Centre: Greater Blue Mountains Area
New South Wales National Parks: New England National Park
New South Wales National Parks: Barrington Tops National Park
New South Wales National Parks: Oxley Wild Rivers National Park
Friends of the Great Western Tiers: Home
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About 2 years ago APM Telescopes introduced the coma-correcting 2.7 times Barlow designed by Gerd Düring, which enjoys great popularity.
When our customers asked for a 2 inch version with a smaller magnification factor APM Teleslescopes let the well known physicist and optical designer Philipp Keller calculate a new 1.6x Barlow.
All of today's knowledge was incorporated to optimize the optical design. The telecentric design prevents that the distance has to be individually adjusted for each eyepice. Just insert the eyepiece into the optional 2-inch adapter sleeve and automatically have the optimum distance.
As already for the Barlow by G. Düring the design was calculated to yield a large back focus, in order that it can be used as an optical glass path corrector with coma-correcting effect combined with binocular viewers.
The large back focus allows the use of an off-axis guider + filter + CCD to take photographs with full format chips.


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Standing with the Trans Community During #Pride Month as Trump Rescinds Trans Healthcare Protections
Today I learned the Trump Administration officially rescinded health care protections for transgender people on June 12, 2020.
https://www.cnn.com/2020/06/12/politics/trump-administration-transgender-health-care-protections/index.html
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/06/12/us/politics/trump-transgender-rights.html?fbclid=IwAR0i_oKhvXpdq_lD-YgIkX-stihop8j3J2wfBcxXahQiNAYsexlTn_LR_88
Since 1999, June has been a time to promote the dignity, equality, and increased visibility of the LGBTQ community. June was selected as Pride Month to commemorate the 1969 Stonewall Riots, which resulted from a police raid on the Stonewall Inn in Greenwich Village in Manhattan. The protests and riots that followed over the next few nights are seen as watershed moments that helped organize LGBTQ pride marches across the United States.
One of the Mother's of Pride Month was the #Black #Trans #Activist Marsha P. Johnson, who was not only one of the veterans of the Stonewall Riots, she was also a lifelong organizer and advocate for the Trans and Gay community until her untimely death.
In addition to this being #Pride Month, today is also a somber Memorial Day.
On this day, 4 years ago, LGBTQ patrons of the Pulse Night Club in Orlando, FL were massacred.
This is on record as the deadliest incident of violence against the LGBTQ community where 50 souls were stolen. It's the 3rd deadliest terror attack on US soil since the September 11th attacks in 2001.
(The 2nd largest occurred one year after Pulse in 2017 at a music festival Las Vegas.)
Mentioning that June is both LGBTQ Pride Month and that June 12th is the 4th Anniversary of the largest LGBTQ terror attack is important context for President Trump's decision today to erase health care protection for Transgender Americans, who often experience erasure in our society in other ways.
During #PrideMonth, on the 4th Anniversary of the #PulseShooting, The Trump Administration #ERASED health care protections of Transgender Folks.
ANOTHER REASON IT MATTERS: the Health Care Industry Has Failed The Trans Community
In a 2015 report, FenwayHealth.org shared that 29% of transgender people reported having to teach their healthcare provider about transgender health issues. And, because of a fear of discrimination, 1 out of 5 postponed or did not seek healthcare in the previous year.
In the United States, healthcare is tied to employment. Because of bias and other challenges related to inclusion, transgender and gender-fluid people aren't employed at the same rates as cisgender people. This limits their access to healthcare.
NPR, the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, and the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health reported in 2017 that 31% of transgender Americans lacked regular access to healthcare.
https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2017/11/21/564817975/health-care-system-fails-many-transgender-americans
In short, transgender people have limited access to care and have a bad relationship with the healthcare system because these systems have harmful medical biases that stem from #cisgenderism that discredits and denigrates any gender that isn't male or female.
Coming to understand the medical biases and discrimination that transgender people experience, the Obama Administration provided the Trans Community some legal civil rights protections related to their healthcare.
https://www.usnews.com/news/articles/2015/09/03/obamacare-expands-rights-for-transgender-patients
But today, on the anniversary of the Pulse Massacre, during Pride Month, President Trump has rescinded these civil rights protections.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2020/jun/12/trump-transgender-lgbt-healthcare-protections
One has to wonder, then, if the convergence of Pride, Pulse, and this Policy Change was a coincidence. Or as some have said, "perhaps the cruelty is the point."
I have been working with clients deeply for over the last 2 weeks to help them understand that their desire to discuss #bias or #antiracism will require them to be bold and recognize those two topics live in the context of White Supremacy Culture.
It's important that during Pride Month, and in a time when there is a surge of interest in #antiracism, that we understand that the struggle for LGBTQ rights is interconnected with the movement for race equity because the force against race equity is the same force behind Transphobia, Cisgenderism and Heteronormativity. And that force is White Supremacy Culture.
https://aorta.coop/portfolio_page/infiltration-how-the-values-of-systems-of-oppression-tend-to-arise-in-co-ops/


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Jordi X era el fill gran de Simó I de Kartli i de Nestan-Darejan, i va regnar a Kartli del 1600 al 1605. Es va casar el 1578 amb Mariami filla de Jordi Dadiani, príncep de Salipartiano, i príncep de Mingrèlia per matrimoni amb Anna Dadiani. El 1602 el xa de Pèrsia reclamà la presència del rei de Kartli, el seu vassall a la guerra contra l'Imperi Otomà. El rei Jordi X no s'hi va presentar. Va morir per la picada d'una abella a la boca el 7 de setembre de 1605 i el va succeir el seu fill Luarsab II de Kartli.

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A family business that truly put it's customers first, Cordonnerie Carrefour Laval has stood the test of time due to it's unparalleled customer service and distribution of high quality products. Located in the Carrefour Laval we are very accesible so please come and see us for any of your footwear or accessory needs.
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The Liberal Party will form a new government in Tasmania, following today's election which crushed the ALP and punished the Greens.
Will Hodgman will become the first Liberal Premier of Tasmania since 1998, bringing to an end 16 years of Labor government. For the last four years, the ALP has governed in coalition with the Greens, first under Premier David Bartlett and then Lara Giddings.
The Labor Premier of Tasmania, Lara Giddings, has launched the ALP's campaign for the state election on March 15.
Giddings was introduced by the Deputy Premier, Bryan Green, and the federal Leader of the Opposition, Bill Shorten.
Will Hodgman, the Tasmanian Leader of the Opposition, has released a plan for the first one hundred days of government if the Liberal Party wins the March 15 election.
The First 100 Days Plan is shown below.
Statement from Will Hodgman, Leader of the Opposition, Tasmanian Liberal Party leader.
Today I released our First 100 Days Implementation Plan, should we be elected to govern on March 15.
This election is the most important election in a generation.
Tasmanians have a clear choice at this election: a choice to change the direction our State is heading in, a choice for a brighter future – or more of the same.
Tasmanian Premier Lara Giddings has called a state election for March 15.
Parliament will be recalled on January 28 to vote on a bill to facilitate the Bell Bay pulp mill.


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USC Trojans vs Stanford Cardinal Prediction, Best Odds – 9/8/18
September 8, 2018 | News
College Football: Pac-12 USC vs. STAN
#17 USC Trojans (1-0, 0-0 Conf.) at #10 Stanford Cardinal (1-0, 0-0 Conf.)
September 8, 2018- 8:30 PM ET (TV FOX) Stanford Stadium, Stanford, CA
Meeting for the 98th time in school history, Pac-12 powers USC Trojans and Stanford Cardinal will square off in primetime on Saturday night in a conference championship rematch that has the following College Football betting lines;
Stanford Cardinal USC Trojans
+5.5 -5.5
The current public NCAAF consensus is in favor of the Trojans with a +180 moneyline.
In what is regarded as one of the best rivalries in college football, the No. 17 Trojans (1-0) and No. 10 Cardinal (1-0) will look to put on a show on national television as both teams will look to set the tone in their respected seasons with a victory.
USC has captured the last two meetings, including a 31-28 victory in the Pac-12 Championship last season over their conference rivals to the north but enter this contest as (+10) underdogs from our top-rated books.
The Trojans are coming off a 43-21 home victory over UNLV in which true freshman quarterback JT Daniels and fellow freshman WR Amon-Ra St. Brown paved the way for the offense. High school classmates, how will the two freshman perform under the bright lights of a big-time matchup on the road versus a stout Stanford defense?
The Cardinal for their part are coming of a 31-10 home victory over SDSU in which QB K.J Costello went deep early and often in the second half to help put away the Aztecs. Not much of a factor in the win was Heisman candidate Bryce Love who rushed for just 29 yards. We can expect more of Love versus the Trojans has he will be needed to help open up the offense.
Capturing their last 9 home games with some of those wins coming against quality opponents and with a freshman QB on the opposing side, we can see why the handicappers are favoring the Cardinal?
Prediction/Pick: However, none of those wins came against the 'Men of Troy' who enter with seven wins over their last 10 road games. Winners of six of the last 10 head-to-head matchups, BetNow is favoring STAN (-5.5) points over USC with an Over/Under of 56.5 total game points scored from XBet. Feeling the Trojans to keep this one close enough, I will favor USC PLUS the points (+5.5) to cover the spread as my best college football betting pick.


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Kang Dong-jin (강동진,  or  ; born 23 December 1987) is a South Korean professional racing cyclist. He rode at the 2015 UCI Track Cycling World Championships. He competed at the 2006 and 2014 Asian Games.

In 2010 he was suspended for two years after he failed a drug test for methyltestosterone doping.

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Terminix Releases Top 20 Bed Bug Cities List
Just in time for late-summer vacations and students returning to college campuses, Terminix, a leading provider of termite and pest control services in the United States, released a list of the top 20 bed bug-infested cities in America, based on service requests the company received during the first half of 2017.
The list includes cities across the United States and features the following five top cities: Cleveland, Cincinnati, Detroit, Las Vegas, and Denver. Four states scratched their way onto the list with more than one city: Ohio, Arizona, Pennsylvania, and California.
The top 20 cities for bed bug infestations in the United States are:
Las Vegas, Nev.
Phoenix, Ariz.
Indianapolis, Ind.
Oklahoma City, Okla.
Tucson, Ariz.
Tampa, Fla.
The bed bug experts at Terminix say that bed bug infestations have significantly increased since the late 1990s, and while researchers are unsure of the exact causes, factors such as increased international travel and insecticide resistance likely bear some responsibility.
"Bed bugs are notoriously difficult to eradicate," said Paul Curtis, Director of Technical Services at Terminix, "and they can travel to new locations very easily—hitching a ride on clothing, handbags, suitcases and taxis, which can create substantial infestations in no time."
Without the help of a professional, bed bugs can hide undetected for months. Signs of an infestation include reddish-brown blood spots on sheets or mattresses, a strong musty odor, or sightings of the pests themselves, which are the size, shape and color of an apple seed. Home or business owners who suspect a bed bug problem should contact a pest control company as soon as possible to schedule an inspection.
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