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Arlis Wilton Hart
Arlis Wilton Hart, 91 of Gilmer passed away in his home on Monday, November 18, 2019. Arlis was born March 29, 1928 at the home of his parents, G.L. "Feddie" and Sevie Puckett Hart, in Simpsonville, Texas. He married Dorothy "Dot" Bates, February 19, 1950 at the home of her family. They were married for 65 years and had two children, John and Carol. In 1945, Arlis graduated from Union Hill High School. After a brief time of exploring life outside of Simpsonville, he learned that there was no place like home and returned to Gilmer to work as a butcher in his father's grocery store. In 1955, he went to work at General Dynamics as a computer card handler. With a few night classes at Kilgore College, he taught himself several computer languages. He began programming computers that were the size of a small house. General Dynamics Lone Star office closed in 1968 and Arlis quickly began computer programming for Lone Star Steel. He retired as a system analyst in 1994. Upon retirement, Arlis and Dot enjoyed camping trips and other travels with many friends and relatives. His other hobbies were bee keeping, owning cattle, pine tree farming, fishing and caring for a beautiful yard for his "Dot." Arlis was a member of the First Baptist Church Gilmer since 1949. He taught Sunday School and served on several committees. Arlis also had very close ties to the United Methodist Church Gilmer and their F&F Sunday School class which Dot was a member of. He is preceded in death by his wife Dot, parents Feddie and Sevie Hart, sister Dorothy Hackler, brother Royce Hart, and numerous brother and sisters-in-law. Arlis is survived and loved by his son and daughter-in-law John and Nancy Hart of Tyler, daughter and son-in-law Carol and Ron Tevebaugh of Longview, grandson and wife Michael and Megan Hart of Tyler, granddaughter Sallie Hart of Tyler, granddaughter and husband Ashley and Travis Cleere of Anderson, granddaughter and husband Brandi and David Horton of Houston, and four great grandchildren. Also included are his siblings, sister Jewell Matkin of Lindale, brother and sister-in-law James Melvin and Carolyn Hart of Forney, brother and sister-in-law Curtis and Rachel Hart of Gilmer, sister-in-law Jeannine Hart of Plano, sister-in-law Kathryn Duncan of Pittsburg, and a multitude of nieces, nephews, and other close relatives. Arlis' entire family would like to acknowledge the dedicated services of Dad's caregivers, Joannie Lynch, Samantha Martinez, and April Altis during his final days. We are so thankful for all they did and also for God sending them our way. A celebration of Arlis' life will be Friday, November 22, 2019 at 2:00 p.m. at the First Baptist Church. Reverends Brandi and David Horton will be officiating. Visitation will be Thursday, November 21, 6:00 p.m. until 8 p.m. at Croley Funeral Home in Gilmer. In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to First Baptist Church Gilmer, 304 Buffalo St, Gilmer, TX 75644 and First United Methodist Church Gilmer, 105 N. Montgomery St. Gilmer, TX 75644.
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The work described in this dissertation focuses on enhancing the polymer nanoparticle synthesis using RAFT (reversible-addition fragmentation chain transfer) in microemulsion polymerization in order to achieve predetermined molecular weight with narrow molecular weight polydispersity.
The hypothesis is that the use of an amphiphilic chain transfer agent (surface-active CTA) will confine the CTA to the surface of the particle and thermodynamically favor partitioning of the CTA between micelles and particles throughout the polymerization. Thus, the CTA diffusion from micelles to polymer particles would be minimized and the breadth of the CTA per particle distribution would remain low.
We report the successful improved synthesis of poly(butyl acrylate), poly(ethyl acrylate), and poly(styrene) nanoparticles using the RAFT microemulsion polymerization with surface-active CTA. The polymerization kinetics, polymer characteristics and latex size experimental data are presented. The data analysis indicates that the CTA remains partitioned between the micelles and particles by the end of the polymerization, as expected.
We also report the synthesis of well-defined core/shell poly(styrene)/poly(butyl acrylate) nanoparticle, having polydispersity index value of 1.1, using semi-continuous microemulsion polymerization with the surface-active CTA. The surface-active CTA restricts the polymerization growth to the surface of the particle, which facilitates the formation of a shell block co-polymers with each subsequent second monomer addition instead of discrete homopolymers. This synthesis method can be used to create a wide range of core/shell polymer nanoparticles with well-defined morphology, given the right feeding conditions.
El-Hedok, Ibrahim Adnan, "RAFT microemulsion polymerization with surface-active chain transfer agent" (2013). Graduate Theses and Dissertations. 13023.


In 1976 my father died of a sudden heart attack. He was only 54 and had just taken early retirement hoping to spend some peaceful years with my mother at a small home he had built in northern Michigan. He was a smoker, but no more than many that live far beyond his years. He was physically active and not overweight. My mother was from a farm and always prepared varied and wholesome meals. We used oleomargarine because my folks couldn't afford butter, and because it was common knowledge that butter caused heart disease. His death was needless.
The family he left behind suffered needlessly. We all were in shock at the news. My mother was lost without him and never really recovered. When I received the call that he had just died, the life went out of my legs and I collapsed in grief. I had just finished many years in college away from my parents. Working my way through and trying to be a father to my first two children while doing so was consuming. There was little time to think of parents. Life was full of so many prospects and it was easy to be self absorbed.
My suffering was regret that he lost so much potential life, but also about my missed opportunity. I didn't have a chance as an adult to get to know my dad, give him respect, and thank him for all his hard work supporting the family, to enjoy his wonderful humor and quiet wisdom, to apologize for moaning about chores at home and laugh with him about the paybacks as my children did the same to me, to take him out to dinner and pay for it, to share my children with him, to share with him accomplishments that would make him proud of his son, to admit to him that he was right when I was so sure I knew so much better, to help him in any way I could to make his life easier and more enjoyable. I missed giving to him. I did not want to leave him with just the memory of me as a child, a taker. Would've, could've, should've. Heart disease robbed us all of a wonderful person and of opportunity to love and thank him.
Heart disease is about the millions who suffer and die each year and the suffering that is left behind. In the decades since his death, I have learned there can be an end to it all.
Virtually every health malady modern humans and domesticated animals face can be traced to ignoring the inextricable link between life and nature. Unfortunately, since we rely on technology for so many of our comforts and conveniences, we have come to believe its machines and drugs are also the intermediary between us and health. We have forgotten an immutable truth: All living things function properly only if they are provided the fuel and environment that match their genetics.
Fish out of water fed grass get sick and die. Cows underwater fed shrimp get sick and die. Each creature is designed for a specific habitat and food. To the degree this simple truth is ignored, sickness results. That is so fundamental that it seems silly to even point it out. Nevertheless, this common sense is by and large ignored by both the public and the medical professions.
Our love affair with and immersion in modernity is in large part responsible for this blindness. Instead of looking to nature for the solution, we play victim and blame it for our misfortunes. Then we look to technology to fix health problems over which we supposedly have no control. You've heard the tired old reasons for why we get sick: our disease is in our genes, it's just the way the dice roll, we are being attacked by viruses or bacteria, advancing years is the problem,…or, we didn't get our yearly checkup or stay on our meds.
The modern enlightened solution to health problems is to treat the body as a machine we comprehend completely and can manipulate and rearrange at will. But what we really know about biology, life, and disease is a drop in the ocean. This flawed materialistic starting philosophy and heady presumptuousness lead to the prevailing medical paradigm of managing laboratory numbers, attempting repair, and assuaging symptoms. The true underlying causes are not recognized or addressed because they are bigger, more holistic, than a readout or picture a clinical machine can produce.
We pay a heavy price in misery and death from this irrationality. For example, cardiovascular (heart and artery) disease kills one out of every two in developed countries, and seventeen million worldwide annually. The economic toll, grief, pain, broken families, and ruined dreams that result from this human devastation are incalculable.
An airplane crashes and kills three and it is in the headlines. Soldiers die in a war and the toll is constantly calculated. A princess dies in an automobile crash and the media buzzes about it for years. But seventeen million die from a preventable and medically aggravated (as you can learn) disease every year, but barely a whisper.
Why are network anchors not screaming from their rooftops? Because everyone assumes what can be done is being done and that the real problems are a lack of government action, inadequate medical access, insufficient funding for research, not enough vaccines, evil insurance companies, people not getting yearly checkups, and drugs that are too costly.
This popular buzz about disease and health is by and large a dog and pony show. We are not victims. Technology and money are not the cures. Modern medicine is not taking us to the finish line of cure and health, but rather running us in place, if not making us fall backward.
Seventeen million deaths each year are by and large easily preventable by people doing simple, ordinary, and inexpensive things. Why is that not in the headlines? Because it would create no industry, no advertising dollars, no reliance on experts. Besides, replacing a multitrillion dollar pharmaceutical-medical profit center with something people can do for themselves, at essentially no cost, is just too absurd.
I would like to prove to you that it is not.


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Poet and activist Natasha T. Miller celebrating Martin Luther King Jr. events at Thiel
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GREENVILLE, Pa.—Performance poet, author, activist and film producer Natasha T. Miller joins the Thiel College community for its celebration of Martin Luther King Jr. events Jan. 15-16. She will be the keynote speaker at both the 7:30 p.m. Sunday "Be The Dream" kickoff program and the 4 p.m. Monday interfaith community service. Both events are in the David Johnson Memorial Chapel on the campus of Thiel College.
These events are free and open to the public. A bonfire, gathering and candlelight march precedes Sunday's kickoff program at 6:45 p.m.
Miller was the featured poet at the 2015 national Evangelical Lutheran Church in America youth gathering—RiseUp Together—in Detroit, speaking before 30,000 attendees.
In 2007, she was crowned the Detroit Poetry Slam's grand slam champion and has been a member of three national poetry slam teams. She has also been a Women of The World Poetry Slam finalist two years in a row.
Miller produces the "It's Not About You Poetry Slam Series." She started her own publishing company "All I Wanna Say Publishing" and published her first book of quotes "Dreams of a Beginner." She is working on a memoir titled "Rape, Suicide, God, and Poetry."
In July of 2012, Miller was one of 12 performing artists selected out of hundreds to become a Detroit Kresge artist fellow and be awarded a $25,000 grant. She has published two books including "Coming out of Nowhere," a social networking memoir about homosexuality and cyberbullying.
For more information, contact Director of Student Activities and Involvement Than Oo at 724-589-2102.
Intercultural discovery, interaction the focus of fifth annual Thiel International Education Week (November 14, 2016)

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Our Favorite Cheap 4K TV Looks Even Better With Quantum Dot Technology
"Quantum dot" technology sounds like a fake invention, something made up by a well-meaning marketing team. Well, it is, and it isn't. Although different companies have different brand names for their own recipes, quantum dot displays are a real innovation that allows TVs to show off a wider range of colors, and they've become one of the best ways to get a beautiful TV at a decent price. This year, TCL brought quantum dots to its popular 6-Series, and speaking as someone who's spent a lot of time with these TVs, I'm here to say that the upgrade is exciting.I'm highlighting the quantum dots on the new TCL 6-Series with the Roku TV operating system because otherwise, the new one is very similar to last year's model: 100 zones of dimming on the 55-inch, HDR, and Roku built-in. I reviewed that TV, and I loved it, so when TCL told me it was upgrading the guts and selling the new 6-Series for the same low price, I had to check it out. In addition to a new quantum dot film to improve the colors, there are more local dimming zones—100 in the $600 55-inch model and 120 in the $800 65-inch. Like the old 6-Series, this year's model offers 4K resolution and Dolby Vision HDR and Dolby Atmos support. Unlike the old TV, the new one also supports a calibration app that works with Google Pixel phones and makes it easy to tweak your TV settings for more accurate colors.But really, I credit the quantum dots with improving the picture quality on TCL's feature-filled but affordable TV. When the new model arrived, I set up it up right behind the old 6-Series and played the same content on each TV, looking for differences. They were meaningful. Put simply, the new 6-Series with the quantum dot display offers much richer, more accurate colors. That's exactly what quantum dot technology is supposed to do!Let's take a step back. You probably heard of quantum dot displays, as they've been all the buzz in the TV world for about five years now. The technology itself about as complicated as you might expect from something with "quantum" in the name, but it's also more science than marketing. The quantum dots are actually tiny semiconductor nanocrystals that glow a specific color based on their size when hit by a light beam. The smallest dots are around 2-nanometers across and glow blue. The largest ones are over 4 nanometers and glow red. Typically, TV manufacturers can add a film full of quantum dots to an LCD-LED TV, light it with a blue backlight, and generate more vivid, accurate colors. That is an oversimplified explanation, but suffice it to say that TV makers can add quantum dot technology to existing models pretty easily and give the TV panels a wider range of colors. This might explain why TCL is selling the 6-Series full of quantum dots for the same price as the old TV without them. So I
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Serruria phylicoides, the bearded spiderhead, is a flower-bearing shrub that belongs to the genus Serruria and forms part of the fynbos. The plant is native to the Western Cape, where it occurs in the Du Toits Peak, the Hottentots Holland Mountains, the Riviersonderend Mountains and the Kleinrivier Mountains. The shrub grows 1.0 m tall and bears flowers from August to November.

In Afrikaans it known as donsigespinnekopbos.

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"Your Health & Safety Conscience"
What is and what isn't covered.
Lifting equipment and its load must have adequate strength and stability for its anticipated use.
Equipment used for lifting people must be such as to prevent people being crushed, trapped, struck or falling from the carrier.
Permanent lifting equipment must be installed and mobile lifting equipment must be positioned in such a way as to reduce the risk of the equipment or a load striking a person, or from a load drifting, falling freely, or being released unintentionally.
Lifting equipment must be clearly marked to indicate its safe working load (SWL).
Every lifting operation must be properly planned by a competent person, appropriately supervised and carried out in a safe manner.
The extent of examinations and inspections will depend on an assessment of the risks based on the type of lifting equipment, where it is installed and how it is to be used.
Competent persons conducting a thorough examination or inspection should notify the employer as soon as possible of any serious and significant defects found in lifting equipment.
Reports of thorough examinations, the current record of inspection and other documents, should be readily available to inspectors from the relevant enforcing authority.
The PUWER Regulations aim to make working life safer for everyone using and coming into contact with equipment: employers and employees, contractors, suppliers, and others. Like all regulations, they need to be studied closely. The words have been chosen carefully and sometimes have a precise legal meaning. At other times, you need to interpret the Regulations according to your own situation.
The guidance aims to clarify when terms are used precisely and when you need to interpret and apply the requirements of a regulation to your situation.
'Britannia Safety & Training' is a trading name of SPECIALIST ACCESS TRAINING LTD.


Located near Stockton, about 10 to 12 feet below sea level, Zuckerman's Farm grows asparagus, potatoes, and melons. The Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta's rich, peaty soil is about 90% organic material—perfect for growing asparagus.
Roscoe Zuckerman is a fourth-generation farmer. His grandfather once had over 4,000 producing acres of asparagus, but today, Roscoe farms about 260. Asparagus is a dying industry in the Delta due to price competition from foreign countries.
Asparagus looks like sparse blades of grass from afar. Many acres are needed to produce enough asparagus to bring to market. Roscoe says he gets about 3 to 4 boxes a day per acre. Every 10 years, other crops—such as corn, wheat, or potatoes—are rotated into the fields to let the soil rest and to reduce pathogens.
Asparagus can be grown from seed or by planting roots known as crowns, like the one shown here. The roots must establish themselves for three years before producing a crop.
Asparagus stalks grow fast, especially on hot days—sometimes several inches per day! The stalks continue to grow after they are cut, so at least half an inch of head room must be left in the crates when the bunches are packed.
While much grocery store asparagus is trucked from thousands of miles away, Zuckerman's crop is cut fresh and sold directly to farmers market customers and restaurants the next day. Asparagus is typically cut when it shows about nine inches of green.
Roscoe sells asparagus in a variety of thicknesses: small, standard, large, extra large, jumbo, and colossal. The sizes reflect different stages of growth in the asparagus plant. Contrary to popular belief, thicker stalks are usually more tender, while thinner stalks tend to be more fibrous.
White asparagus is not a different plant; it's simply asparagus that hasn't been exposed to sunlight. All asparagus stalks are white until they poke through the earth. The Zuckermans used to sell white asparagus, but it is not a profitable crop for them anymore due to the high amount of labor involved.
Even green asparagus is a labor-intensive crop. Each spear must be cut with a long knife, as demonstrated here, with care not to damage other stalks underground.
Each worker cuts two rows at a time, selectively picking stalks that are ready for market. Piles of asparagus are picked up, moved down the rows, and sorted. Roscoe estimates that each spear is touched 20 times by the time it is packed in the shed.
When the harvest is done for the season, the asparagus will be left to fern. Roscoe grows a reliable asparagus variety UC 157, which doesn't bolt (produce flowering stems) prematurely like some other varieties.
Roscoe offered freshly cut asparagus stalks for our tour group to taste. It's sweet and delicious raw!


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Raghunathpur Nafar Academy (H.S), situated on the outskirts of Howrah district bordering Hooghly under erst while Bally P.S (now Nischida P.S) is the oldest school in the vicinity spreading the light of education to thousands of people in the locality for nearly 100 years. Formerly the institution was under Hooghly district. In 1932 it came under the jurisdiction of Howrah District. This famous institution was founded in the year 1920 by late Nafar Chandra Dhara, a great entrepreneur cum visionary belonging to the eminent Dhara family of Abhoynagar. Initially, it started its journey as a primary school in a socially, economically and culturally backward area, subsequently it was upgraded to a middle and junior basic school in the year 1944. Later it was upgraded to H.S school in the year 1999. Presently it is a Govt. Sponsored H.S. school recognized by and affilated to the WestBengal Board of Secondary Education and WestBengal Council of Higher Secondary Education. Learning here is a pleasure and the relation between the teachers and the taught is very cordial. Right from the beginning it has left its mark not only in academic field but also in other areas particularly in games and sports, science - seminars etc. At present with 800 pupils, with highly qualified sincere and dedicated teachers including the young dynamic Headmaster and hard-working non-teaching staff, the instituion is a very well known name not only in district but also in the state. Apart from routine academic affairs, different kinds of co-curricular activities are practiced here round the year with due care and importance. Standing at the threshold of centenary, the institution is committed to advancing the light of education to every nook and corner in the locality where darkness of ignorance still prevails unfortunately.
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Four primary and intermediate school students are now published authors! Grant Blackett (K), Joshua Koenemann (3rd grade), Samantha Koenemann (5th grade) and Makena Simmons (4th grade) had their work published in the library's PAGES literary and arts magzine for kids. The magazine is made possible by a grant from the Ezra Jack Keats Foundation, which honors the legacy of the beloved author and illustrator of children's books.


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Somerville/Medford News Weekly Speakup Line: Sadly at Somerville City Hall, the seniors always come last! RE: 90 Washington St. City Plan
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Dear Billy T and Somerville/Medford News Weekly Speakup Line,
Our letter to Mayor Ballantyne:
Dear Mayor Ballantyne:
It seems to me Cobble Hill's residents are locked into parallel conversations with your Administration when discussing our opposition to the city's plans for 90 Washington Street. Perhaps this confusion is intentional. That would certainly explain the frequency in which our exchanges miss important touchpoints when we talk about the same subjects.
As it stands today, no one living at Cobble Hill can reconcile why the city took away our parking lot, alleyway, landscaped berm, and a grove of trees. For 40 years the residents of Cobble Hill have relied on these important residential amenities for their quality-of-life. And now we are told the city is forming a Citizen Advisory Committee to determine how best to use Cobble Hill's former land. We take this as tacit proof the city had no compelling reason to take our residential assets in the first place.
To date, I have circulated dozens of Cobble Hill resident letters in opposition to the city's plans for 90 Washington Street. Revealingly, all have gone unanswered even as the city recently concluded their extended Envisioning 90 Washington Street community process. Separately, when residents had the confidence to stand up and politely ask critical questions at your public "listening" events, the responses they received were textbook "word speak." Examples of this included multiple references to there being "unanimous City Council support for the Demonstration Plan" or "an independent site selection study chose 90 Washington St" or "this has been litigated so that won't be revisited" and lastly "if we don't build a PSB, we can't move forward with other plans for the site."
In retrospect, none of these responses were informative answers to the specific questions that were asked. They were likely designed to sidestep controversy and silence questions about the legitimacy of the flawed site selection study.
In the below, I have assembled multiple instances where the information Cobble Hill received from your Administration was far less than what we now know to be true. Our discoveries should end the falsehood that the city's justifications for taking Cobble Hill's assets – and forcing a noise producing Public Safety Building onto our community – are beyond reproach.
What We Were Told: The 2018 Weston & Sampson Site Selection Study fully justified the City's public taking of 90 Washington Street over five other potential land parcels.
The Reality:
The city received a land appraisal of $8,745,000 for 90 Washington Street on March 21, 2018. Three months later, the Weston & Sampson report claimed 90 Washington Street would cost the city only $4,671,900. The underreporting of $4,073,100 allowed 90 Washington Street to receive higher scoring points in the selection process.
The Weston & Sampson Site Selection study was specific in identifying the city's need to locate a land parcel between 18,000 and 30,000 SQ FT to build a Public Safety Building. The city grossly overreached, and overpaid, by taking 173,803 SQ FT including Cobble Hill's green space, parking lot, a grove of mature trees, and the alleyway behind 84 Washington Street.
The Weston & Sampson Site Selection Study awarded 90 Washington Street 4 out of 5 points for not being near a residential area. Absent in the report was any mention that Cobble Hill Apartments is contiguous to 90 Washington Street. Cobble Hill is the largest elderly community in Somerville and arguably the most fragile of all residential areas that would be disrupted by siren disturbances.
The Weston & Sampson Site Selection study awarded 90 Washington Street 4 out of 10 points for not having known environmental impacts. The McPhail Associates environmental study dated September 19, 2018, confirmed that in 2012, hazardous materials were found at 90 Washington Street and were reported to DEP. The same McPhail Associates report confirmed 90 Washington Street had "exceedences" such as "chlorobenzene, 1,4-dichlorobenzene, SVOCs (2,4-dinitrotoluene and 1,4 dichlorobenzene), and PCBs." All are highly toxic soil contaminants that require removal.
What We Were Told: The reason City Council voted in 2019 to take 90 Washington Street was for the purpose of eradicating blight.
In 2019, the city used its imminent domain powers to assume ownership of a vacant shopping center at 90 Washington Street. The city also took ownership of Cobble Hill Apartments' well-manicured parking lot, back alleyway, landscaped berm, and 84 mature trees.
What We Were Told: The proposed Public Safety Building at 90 Washington Street will not disturb the peaceful enjoyment of the 300 residents of Cobble Hill Apartments. Siren noise can be mitigated with synchronized traffic light controls.
The city anticipates Engine #3 will make an average of 6.2 trips per day or 2,263 annual trips. The city has yet to provide estimates of the number of siren-producing police trips.
Synchronizing traffic light controls on Washington Street will not assure emergency vehicle passage through heavy traffic. Sirens will be required every time an engine on call leaves the station so that traffic flow will be alerted of approaching emergency vehicles.
What We Were Told: The Mayor is forming a Citizen Advisory Committee (CAC) to decide the best uses for 90 Washington St. The CAC will be comprised of 12-members of which 8 will be residents, 2 neighborhood businesses and 2 city councilors.
In 2019 the city took 143,804 SQ FT more in land than was required to build a PSB. Of the additional land, this included Cobble Hill Apartments' parking lot, alleyway, berm and mature trees.
The city's development strategy for 90 Washington Street changed somewhat in 2022 after the Administration could not be assured of a City Council supermajority to approve the $102 Million bond to achieve their plans.
The 2018 Demonstration Plan projected the 2021 costs to clear & develop the site for the PSB to be between $63.2 and $82.5 Million. Shifting political priorities and dramatic covid increases in interest rates/inflation have also contributed to the delays resulting from updated "sticker shock".
The Citizen Advisory Committee has been tasked with finding a new development path forward as long as the final plans include a Public Safety Building at 90 Washington Street.
Looking ahead, several Cobble Hill residents have applied to be members of the Citizen Advisory Committee. Others will continue to ask important questions by circulating resident letters. It remains our sincere hope a well-informed public will recognize the extent of this overreach and work to reverse the negative impact this terrible mistake will have on the residents of Cobble Hill.
Lastly, parallel conversations are never productive. As a first step in reestablishing communications, it would be helpful if others will respond to the many letters that have been previously circulated. This will confirm for us that the city is actually listening and cares.
Evelyn Ortiz
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Film Soundtrack Center (FSC) is a continually growing resource for information regarding film soundtracks and reviews. As the site builds there will be more and more information for you to use. Our main focus ranges from film score reviews to composer interviews, with some other cool stuff along the way! Enjoy checking out our past work and we're happy to have you along for the future.


Hundreds of hungry long-tailed macaques have stormed villages in Banyumas regency in Central Java province in search of food as a long drought has led to a food shortage in their habitat, reports said.
The monkeys, known by its Latin name Macaca fascicularis, barged into houses, climbed roofs and harassed tourists, sparking anxiety among residents.
Locals said the invasion was prompted by a scarcity of food for the primates in surrounding forests as a result of the dry season.
"They barged into my house, looking for food," 68-year old Sopani, a resident in the Cikakak village, was quoting as saying by the Kompas daily.
Villagers said the monkey invasion is an annual occurrence, but this year they seem to have come in large numbers and they are "wilder".
The macaques have also targeted coconut plantations, drinking the sap of flower buds before farmers get the chance to turn it into palm sugar, the main commodity from Banyumas.
Residents have tried to chase away the animals using slingshots and firecrackers.
The long drought in the Banyumas regency of central Java province has caused springs in the areas to dry, causing residents to walk long distances to get water.
Officials from Kebumen village said that they have tried to provide food such as nuts and beets for the monkeys but this had not prevented the monkeys from attacking houses.
"We have tried to plant more trees to provide food for them, but even before those trees have grown, the monkeys have attacked them," Tjutjun Sunarti, an official for the local agriculture and plantation agency, was quoted as saying.


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New Mexico Tribal Casino Launches State's First Legal Sports Book
Posted on: October 17, 2018, 12:00h.
Last updated on: October 17, 2018, 11:29h.
The Santa Ana Pueblo tribe launched sports betting Tuesday at its Santa Ana Star Casino, in partnership with Nevada-based USBookmaking. In doing so, New Mexico became the sixth US state to offer full-scale, legal sports betting and the fifth since the striking down of PASPA.
New Mexico sports betting is expected to see a domino effect as other tribes follow the lead of the Santa Ana Pueblo. The Mescalero Apache tribe is rumored to be next. (Image: John Locher/AP/Shutterstock)
The launch was a low key affair, with none of the fanfare that had preceded the opening of the first sports books in states like New Jersey and Delaware, where governors and celebrities were invited to place "ceremonial bets."
In fact, according to James Barron, a sports columnist with the Santa Fe New Mexican, the media were not permitted access to the opening of the Santa Ana Star's sports book.
Barron went along anyway, just for the fun of it. Arriving shortly after the sports book's noon opening, he reported a modest crowd and a line of about 10 people standing between himself and his first ever sports bet.
More Tribes to Follow
The launch comes despite no sports betting legislation having been passed — or even introduced — by lawmakers. The Santa Ana Pueblo believed that as class III gaming, sports betting was covered in their compact with the state — and it seems they were right.
The tribe received an effective green light from New Mexico's attorney general office last week. The AG found no legal impediment to its ambitions, declaring that "sports betting at the Santa Ana Star Casino is governed by the Pueblo of Santa Ana Gaming Regulatory Commission."
USBookmaking president and Nevada sports book veteran Vic Salerno told the SFNM last week that other tribal casinos were "well into the process" of building their owns sports books.
He declined to name any names, but industry sources told Sports Handle recently that the Mescalero Apache tribe was in the process of launching sports betting at its Inn of the Mountain Gods resort, in partnership with IGT.
Sports Betting Ops Indian-Only
State Rep. Moe Maestas (D-Albuquerque) said last week that while it was a pity the state will get no share of the revenue from sports betting, he was supportive of the tribes' ventures, which he said could help tourism.
Maestas told SFNM there would be no question of the legislature passing a law to legalize commercial sports betting because this would violate the tribes' exclusivity on class III gaming, as laid out in their existing compacts.
"I would rather that bettors bet with a local entity than with all these internet sites from the Bahamas," Maestas said. "The key is allowing tribal entities to have exclusive rights to the New Mexico market."
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During our many travels, Mark and I have made it to "Sharpe's Battle", book 12 in the Bernard Cornwell Richard Sharpe series. It's May 1811, and the British Army is fighting the French on the plains of Spain and Portugal. As we pulled into the driveway, Captain Richard Sharpe was recovering from the first day of fighting for Fuentes d'Onoro, and facing a court of inquiry where he's being offered as a scapegoat by the British high command to appease the Spanish Junta for an earlier defeat.
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REVERE, MA. - SEPTEMBER 25: ICE agent badge on September 25, 2019 in Revere, Massachusetts. (Staff Photo By Matt Stone/MediaNews Group/Boston Herald)
REVERE, MA. - SEPTEMBER 25: ICE agents make there way into a house where illegal aliens are staying with criminal backgrounds on September 25, 2019 in Revere, Massachusetts. (Staff Photo By Matt Stone/MediaNews Group/Boston Herald)
REVERE, MA. - SEPTEMBER 25: An ICE agent waits inside the door of a home of suspected illegals on September 25, 2019 in Revere, Massachusetts. (Staff Photo By Matt Stone/MediaNews Group/Boston Herald)
REVERE, MA. - SEPTEMBER 25: ICE agents make an arrest of a Columbian woman staying here in the United States illegally and having a criminal background on September 25, 2019 in Revere, Massachusetts. (Staff Photo By Matt Stone/MediaNews Group/Boston Herald)
REVERE, MA. - SEPTEMBER 25: ICE agents make arrests on September 25, 2019 in Revere, Massachusetts. (Staff Photo By Matt Stone/MediaNews Group/Boston Herald)
REVERE, MA. - SEPTEMBER 25: ICE agents make an arrest of a Columbian man staying here in the United States illegally and having a criminal background on September 25, 2019 in Revere, Massachusetts. (Staff Photo By Matt Stone/MediaNews Group/Boston Herald)
BURLINGTON MA. - SEPTEMBER 25: A female ICE agent brings a Columbian woman for processing after being arrested in Revere, she was staying here in the United States illegally and having a criminal background on September 25, 2019 in Burlington, Massachusetts. (Staff Photo By Matt Stone/MediaNews Group/Boston Herald)
REVERE, MA. - SEPTEMBER 25: Todd Lyons, Immigration and Customs Enforcement Acting Field Office Director talks with his agents after they made three arrests on September 25, 2019 in Revere, Massachusetts. (Staff Photo By Matt Stone/MediaNews Group/Boston Herald)
REVERE, MA. - SEPTEMBER 25: A female ICE agent oversees an arrestee on September 25, 2019 in Revere, Massachusetts. (Staff Photo By Matt Stone/MediaNews Group/Boston Herald)
REVERE, MA. - SEPTEMBER 25: An ICE agent and undercover Revere Police officer talk with a arrested Columbian man staying here in the United States illegally and having a criminal background on September 25, 2019 in Revere, Massachusetts. (Staff Photo By Matt Stone/MediaNews Group/Boston Herald)
BURLINGTON MA. - SEPTEMBER 25: A ICE agent processes a man after being arrested for staying here in the United States illegally and having a criminal backgrounds on September 25, 2019 in Burlington, Massachusetts. (Staff Photo By Matt Stone/MediaNews Group/Boston Herald)
BURLINGTON MA. - SEPTEMBER 25: Female ICE agents process two Columbian women after being arrested in Revere, they were staying here in the United States illegally and having a criminal backgrounds on September 25, 2019 in Burlington, Massachusetts. (Staff Photo By Matt Stone/MediaNews Group/Boston Herald)
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By Erin Tiernan | etiernan@bostonherald.com | Boston Herald
PUBLISHED: September 26, 2019 at 8:29 p.m. | UPDATED: September 27, 2019 at 3:39 p.m.
Immigration agents who say they have been "demonized" by Democrats say New England's sanctuary city policies and calls to abolish ICE are making their jobs "more difficult and dangerous."
"It's hard to be public enemy No. 1 in the media and in the community when we know what we actually do is protect public safety," said one Boston-based Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent — one of several who spoke to the Herald on condition of anonymity, citing security concerns.
"Misinformation out in media and on the news every day makes it more and more dangerous and difficult to do our job," the agent said.
She was one of six agents who strapped on body armor Wednesday and walked into a house to detain two suspected cocaine dealers, both illegal immigrants.
The Herald joined the ICE agents on an exclusive ride-along as they tracked down illegal immigrants convicted of or charged with crimes who are living in local communities. It was part of a nationwide effort by ICE field offices this week.
The sweeps targeted communities with so-called "sanctuary" policies — a blanket term describing policies intended to limit cooperation and involvement with federal immigration enforcement.
At least 60 Massachusetts communities have enacted some kind of sanctuary legislation. A bill pending at the State House aims to impose a sanctuary policy statewide.
Sanctuary policies have spread across the country since President Trump's election, along with cries by Democratic political leaders to abolish ICE.
U.S. Rep. Ayanna Pressley has made calls to defund ICE. Asked for comment, her spokeswoman called ICE "a lawless, rogue agency that must be reined in and held accountable" and pointed to family separation and the warehousing of children crossing the border.
Sanctuary policies force agents to search for illegal immigrants involved in crimes out in the community instead of picking them up at jails or police stations. They find out about illegal immigrants if they are arrested and their fingerprints are uploaded into a federal database.
Agents caught three illegal immigrants from Colombia during a Revere sweep Wednesday, but one agent said there is a risk anytime agents go out into the community.
"Like any other law enforcement officer, they strap on body armor, a badge and a gun and head out to police their communities," said Todd Michael Lyons, New England ICE Field Office deputy director. "To have leaders say they are terrorizing communities or comparing them to Nazis is painting this narrative that's just not true."
Lyons' career with ICE has spanned three presidential administrations, and he said his agency's day-to-day hasn't changed much since Trump took office.
"We have been demonized for doing the same job we have always been charged to do," Lyons said.
"We don't have the manpower to go after non-violent illegal immigrants," Lyons said of the New England Field Office, with 200 agents.
ICE agents chose not to detain one illegal immigrant at the Revere home who did not have criminal charges.
Convicted criminals account for a majority of all ICE arrests, according to federal data.
ICE detentions and deportations have remained relatively steady since Trump took office, but the number of arrests of illegal immigrants with either no criminal charges or pending criminal charges is on the rise, something that concerns immigration advocates.
"Under this administration, we have seen a zero tolerance policy, and people are now being arrested with pending charges and with no convictions of any sort," said Eva Millona, executive director of the Massachusetts Immigrant and Refugee Advocacy Committee.
But back at ICE headquarters in Burlington, agents pointed to the illegal immigrants picked up in various states following criminal arrests — three accused Colombian drug traffickers, another Colombian man convicted of drunken driving and a Russian man who has served jail time for sex crimes.
"We make a conscious effort to strictly focus on people thought to be public safety or homeland security threats," Lyons said.
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Description Scanned as B & W; same as 371b. There is a hand drawn chart, identified by Nell Kyle with students names: front l to rt: "Heppel [Hepple] Shipley, Isa Austin, Henry Gans [jr.], Ruth Erickson, Lester Jones, Gladys Yates [Jones (Emerick)]. 2nd row: Horace [Orce] Jones, Nina Worthington, Eugene Waldorf, Tucie Todd [Churchill], Clifford [Happy] Johnson, Arva [Avera] Todd. 3rd row: Clyde Churchill, Margaret Jones [Stone], Otto Bethke, Mabel Churchill, Ettie Wilson. 4th row: William [Willie] Nagel, Albert Rosentreter, John Conway, ___ [Mary Jarisch (married Charlie Bickner)], Ray Duncan, Anna Duncan [Potter]. 4th row: Lester Clinefelter [(not a pupil, he just liked to visit)], Thomas Elston, Harriet Duncan [Munnick], Dena Prosser, Bertha Elston, Principal Clare G. Morey. About 1907 or 1908.[1908-9, 7th,8th,9th]" There are two other sheets with names with different or additional information; this shown in brackets.
Transcription Upper rt prof; l[eft] Lester Clinefelter; 3 down, 3 over 2 l, Otto Bethke # 3; # 2 Margaret Jones (Stone). School days in Old Oswego. 1908 - 9. Hep Shipley. Ruth? Erickson; Lester Jones; Gladys Yates; have negative; for library.


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To help meet North Korea's electrical energy needs, it has placed great emphasis on the use of hydropower. One strategy to improve this sector has been to shift focus from large-scale dams and hydropower plants to smaller ones, arranged in tiers.
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North Korea has faced persistent challenges in generating sufficient electricity to meet its industrial and civil needs. While coal is a primary source of energy consumption, hydroelectric power is the predominant method of electricity production.
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Part 2: Ore Car Activity Up at Wonsan Railway Rolling Stock Complex
Update on North Korea's largest railroad rolling stock manufacturing and repair facility.
Modernization and Expansion Project at the Korean People's Army Fishery Station No. 15
The fishing industry's critical role in North Korea's economy, particularly its foreign currency earning operations, led to a series of international sanctions on North Korean seafood.
Wonsan Railway Rolling Stock Complex
Activity around Wonsan is likely to be a leading indication of inter-Korean joint declaration progress given its role both in the eastern transportation corridor and the national economy.
Across the Tracks: North Korean Railcar Manufacturing and the 2018 Inter-Korean Agreement
Connection and modernization of railways in the Korean peninsula's eastern transportation corridor is a declared step within the historic April 27, 2018 joint declaration for peace, prosperity, and unification.
Developments in North Korea's Sinuiju City under Kim Jong-un
In order to help establish his long-term legitimacy as leader of North Korea, Kim Jong-un has implemented numerous large-scale public works campaigns to raise living standards for targeted constituencies across the country.
China's BRI in Nigeria: Impact of Lagos-Ibadan Railway on Port Congestion – Part 2
A new rail extension to Apapa port aims to connect Nigeria's hinterland to global markets to diversify its economy. However, the rail extension may fail to address severe congestion in Lagos' port areas and high shipping costs will remain.
China's BRI in Nigeria: Spillover Effects of Lagos-Ibadan Railway to the Regional Economy – Part 1
Despite anticipated positive impacts to the Nigerian economy, the Lagos-Ibadan railway has failed to generate positive economic spillover. Nigeria will need additional infrastructure investment to meet the promise of positive economic development.
The Ice Curtain: S-400 Deployments and Enhanced Defense of Russia's Western Arctic
Russia's military posture and the deployment of S-400s in its Western Arctic reflects the Soviet legacy of bastion defense comprised of "concentric circles" designed to protect strategic territory.
The Ice Curtain: Russia's Military Moves Further North
Alexandra Land provides air-sea-land capabilities that reinforce Russia's multi-layered maritime and air denial power; safeguard the Kola Peninsula which is home to Northern Fleet headquarters and Russia's control over the Northern Sea Route (NSR).
The Ice Curtain: Tiksi Airbase; Many Russian Announcements, Little Equipment
Current imagery does not show evidence of the Russian government's plans to expand Tiksi Airbase into a Northern Fleet air defense base, complete with 11 interconnected structures, and a regiment of S-400 surface-to-air missiles.
The Ice Curtain: Protecting the Arctic Motherland
A complex layered coastal defense arrangement on Kotelny Island allows Russia to better defend and to deny aerial, maritime, or land access to NATO or U.S. forces.
The Ice Curtain: Why is there a new Russian military facility 300 miles from Alaska?
In 2007 Russia re-prioritized the Arctic in keeping with Vladimir Putin's vision of restoring Russia's status as a great power. Now more than a decade later, Russia's military returns to the Arctic with strategic implications for the United States.
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Q: Using (*) in Where command in PowerShell I am Using this command to get a Local User in Administrators group, and it works
Get-WmiObject -Class Win32_Groupuser -ComputerName $computer |? {$_.groupcomponent -like '*"Administrators"' -and $_.Partcomponent -like '*"User"'}|ft groupcomponent,Partcomponent

But now i want to use variable like this
 $Group="Administrators"
   $Account="users"
Get-WmiObject -Class Win32_Groupuser -ComputerName $computer |? {$_.groupcomponent -like *$Group -and $_.Partcomponent -like *$Account}|ft groupcomponent,Partcomponent

but i get nothing back

A: If the group name is "Administrators" you do not need to use a wildcard. The asterisk will match one or more characters. For example:
"Administrator*" matches Administrator, Administators, "Administrator
   Groups", etc
"*Administrators" matches Administrators, "Windows Administrators", etc
"*Administrator*" matches Administrators, "Administrator Groups", "Windows Administrators", etc
For the second command you can use a sub-expression to expand the variable.
Where-Object { $_.groupcomponent -like "*$($Group)*" }

A: This is a working example:
$Group = '"Administrators"'
Get-WmiObject -Class Win32_Groupuser -ComputerName $computer |? {$_.groupcomponent -like "*$Group"}

The same can be adapted for $_.partcomponent.