Two years ago a pair of doves made a nest in the hanging plant just outside my front door. They had two eggs, they were hatched, and flown the coop.
They had a second set of eggs and these hatched as well. The father stayed with them during the day and the mom at night, that was until the night the mom didn't show up.
Me being the worry wart that I am, crocheted a small square patch and placed it over the hatchlings so they wouldn't get cold in the night.
The next morning I came out and looked and there was the hatchlings the crocheted square and the father.
He came back for three days, after that and on the third day, when I was sitting outside, he came up and stopped right in front of me and looked at me with his one eye, (they don't look straight at you) and told me this would be the last time he would come, and it was up to me to watch over his babies.
He spent the rest of the day with them and never came back. The next day I got on the internet and answered all of my questions about how to take care of baby doves.
I got a shoe box filled it with shredded paper and put the hatchlings in it. Went to the local feed store and purchased some squab feed and fed the hatchlings every 4 hours daily for about a week.
I then increased their water and thickened their food until they would no longer take it. I had dove feed in one dish and water in another.
This continued for another week or until they started spreading their wings to fly.
I was afraid they wouldn't be accepted by all the other doves and not be allowed to play in any dove games.
But that didn't matter because Edwin & Myrtle, did I tell you their names yet? Well Edwin & Myrtle had a four bedroom house with a dog for their nest.
To make a long story short, here it is 2 years later and Edwin is still coming to see me, he has had 3 sets of babies all born in the same spot he was born in.
He comes in my house and will get as close to me as he can without touching me, he won't let me touch him but he can touch me anytime he wants.
He absolutely loves my dog, a 130 lb white German Shepard, He often snuggles up with him. Myrtle comes around but she is completely wild and has forgotten me or what I did for her.
Edwin comes into my house and even spends the night if he chooses to, he has a perch in my bedroom and he just flies in there and beds down for the night.
I have to be in there he doesn't like being alone. He has even gone so far as to scold me for staying up to late.
He really is a character you have to see it to believe it.
I've not seen Edwin for sure for a couple weeks now at least it was the last time he walked/flew into my front room. I have a feeder outside my front door and it is filled with doves daily there is a dove who doesn't fly away when I walk out the front door I am assuming it is Edwin the only way I know for sure is when he comes in the house outside the doves act just like all the other ones.
I can say he and Myrtle did have at least 2 sets of babies maybe even 3 this season and most of the doves hanging around are all part of Edwin and Myrtle's brood from the last 5 years.
I do post allot of pictures on Instagram of Edwin and Oden (my dog) I'm sure he's okay he disappears and reappears all the time. I've learned to not worry he's a wild bird and whatever happens happens it's nature, there's nothing I can do about it.
I take pleasure knowing I've extended his life and knowing he knows he has a place he can come to and be safe and secure. I love those little birds and they bring me pleasure daily.
Hi there! I know it's been a long time, but would you happen to have any info for an update on Edwin? I hope he made it and is living the good life.
What a wonderful story. Thank you for sharing. Those Doves are so lucky to have you in their lives. keep us all posted, will you!
Today was the day! Edwin went outside and flew away, be safe little buddy!
Edwin stayed for approximately 4 1/2 weeks, he was ready to leave and already flying a week ago, just needed to be sure he was ready. He's been cooing for the last 3 weeks, guess he had to make mating season, horny little devil.
I hope he stays safe and away from whatever got him. I found another dead dove in my back yard the other day, the whole body this time. I hope it wasn't Myrtle.
I will continue to feed the birds, this time I'm feeding them out in the open instead of under the tree, so they can see what's coming at them.
It's all part of nature and the cycle of life I know, but if my little guy could live a nice long life I would be ever so grateful and pleased.
To anyone who might find a hurt bird please don't be afraid to help it out, it is so much more rewarding than you can imagine.
Hopefully my little guy will be back to eat and drink in the morning, who knows he might be back tonight after all my home is his nest.
Since posting the last story Edwin and Myrtle have continued to come and go Myrtle is as wild as ever but she still comes here to eat along with about 50 other doves. This has been going on fine until about a month ago.
Now its turned into death row with the hawks finding new hunting grounds. There have been 4 birds that I know of that have been killed.
When all the birds come to eat every morning the way I know Edwin from the others is he comes to my door the others keep their distance and he isn't afraid of my dog, when all the birds fly away Edwin just sits there.
One morning about 3 weeks ago I turned around and there was Edwin, he was very roughed up. I did not see him fly in and I didn't see him fly away. The next morning he was there again and I saw the extent of the damage, he had 1 tail feather and half of the feathers on one wing left he was not able to fly.
He stayed on the inside of my front porch on top of the window until it got dark by then he had moved to the hanging plant he was born in.
I walked up to him and put my finger out he jumped on but not before getting in a few pecks to my hand, they don't hurt. I brought him into the house to his old perch where he stayed the night.
Next morning he went out to the same spot spent the day out there so I thought. I had to go to work, when I returned Edwin was no where to be found until I saw him stick his head out from behind my staghorn plant that is behind my door.
I put my finger out he immediately jumped on brought him in the house where he stayed the day and night.
I forgot to tell you that while Edwin was out in the morning he witnessed a hawk swoop in and grab a bird leaving nothing but feathers and blood behind. I think that hawk tried to get him again and that's why he was hiding.
For the next week almost two weeks he had no desire to go outside. Yesterday and today he has gone outside to eat but he doesn't leave my side. When I move he moves. then he runs back into the house and goes to his favorite spot and sits there until nighttime then he just walks back to my room and gets on his perch.
His feathers are coming back in slowly but surely and he can flutter across the room so he should be back to normal before to long and then we'll see what happens if he's ready to face this wild world we live in. I'm so happy he came home to mend.
That was a beautiful Story Pati, May God Bless You.
Sweet, and just an amazing lil. story. I have a momma, and her babies out side my front door in a bush. Mom, and Dad were both dedicated to the two eggs, until three days after they were born. Then coming not so often. Leaving them almost all day, but she had her eye on her babies from a far! They came out of the Nest this morning, and I panicked.!
Would love to see pictures or a video... What a wonderful story. I hope the nest on my balcony makes it.
You are the best dove Mama!! The photos are so adorable.
Pati you are something else, what a great story. I love that Edwin still comes home to hang out with you and your shepard dog, keep doing what you do!


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import org.eclipse.draw2d.geometry.Dimension;
import org.eclipse.draw2d.geometry.Point;
import org.eclipse.draw2d.geometry.Rectangle;

/**
 * Places a figure relative to a point determined by the subclass. The figure
 * may be placed in some location relative to the point with a configurable
 * amount of spacing.
 */
public abstract class AbstractLocator implements Locator {

    private int relativePosition = PositionConstants.CENTER;
    private int gap;

    /**
     * Creates a new AbstractLocator.
     */
    public AbstractLocator() {
    }

    /**
     * Returns the number of pixels to leave between the figure being located
     * and the reference point. Only used if {@link #getRelativePosition()}
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     *
     * @return The gap
     * @since 2.0
     */
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        return gap;
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    /**
     * Returns the reference point in absolute coordinates used to calculate the
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     * @return The reference point in absolute coordinates
     * @since 2.0
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    protected abstract Point getReferencePoint();

    /**
     * Recalculate the location of the figure according to its desired position
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     *
     * @param size
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     * @param center
     *            The center point
     * @return The new bounds
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        bounds.x -= bounds.width / 2;
        bounds.y -= bounds.height / 2;

        int xFactor = 0, yFactor = 0;
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        if ((position & PositionConstants.NORTH) != 0)
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        bounds.x += xFactor * (bounds.width / 2 + getGap());
        bounds.y += yFactor * (bounds.height / 2 + getGap());

        return bounds;
    }

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     * Returns the position of the figure with respect to the center point.
     * Possible values can be found in {@link PositionConstants} and include
     * CENTER, NORTH, SOUTH, EAST, WEST, NORTH_EAST, NORTH_WEST, SOUTH_EAST, or
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     *
     * @param i
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     * @since 2.0
     */
    public void setGap(int i) {
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    }

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     * Sets the position of the figure with respect to the center point.
     * Possible values can be found in {@link PositionConstants} and include
     * CENTER, NORTH, SOUTH, EAST, WEST, NORTH_EAST, NORTH_WEST, SOUTH_EAST, or
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     * @since 2.0
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Molti compositori, tra cui Osvaldo Golijov, John Harbison, Esa-Pekka Salonen, John Adams e Kaija Saariaho, hanno scritto per lei. Ha vinto cinque Grammy Award.

Biografia
Dawn Upshaw si è laureata nel 1982 all'Illinois Wesleyan University, dove ha studiato canto con il Dr. David Nott, ed ha continuato a studiare canto con Ellen Faull presso la Manhattan School of Music di New York. Ha inoltre frequentato corsi tenuti da Jan DeGaetani nella Scuola di Musica di Aspen.

Ha debuttato al Metropolitan Opera House nel 1984 come Contessa di Ceprano in Rigoletto per arrivare nel 1989 ad Ilia in Idomeneo, nel 1991 Pamina ne Il flauto magico, nel 1992 Susanna ne Le nozze di Figaro, nel 1994 Blanche de la Force ne I dialoghi delle Carmelitane, nel 1996 Gretel in Hänsel e Gretel, nel 1997 Cherubino ne Le nozze di Figaro ed Anne Trulove in La carriera di un libertino, nel 1999 Daisy Buchanan nella prima esecuzione assoluta de Il grande Gatsby di John Harbison e nel 2000 Mélisande in Pelléas et Mélisande.

 la Upshaw ha fatto 285 apparizioni al Met.

Al Wiener Staatsoper nel 1990 è Pamina ne Il flauto magico e nel 1998 Susanna ne Le nozze di Figaro.

Al Opéra national de Paris nel 1992 è l'Angelo in San Francesco d'Assisi, nel 1996 Ilia in Idomeneo, nel 1997 Mélisande in Pelléas et Mélisande, nel 1999 Pamina ne Il flauto magico e nel 2004 Blanche ne I dialoghi delle Carmelitane.

Al Glyndebourne Festival Opera nel 1993 è Hero in Béatrice et Bénédict di Hector Berlioz e nel 1996 Theodora di Georg Friedrich Händel.

All'Opera di Santa Fe (Nuovo Messico) nel 1993 è Romilda in Serse con Frederica von Stade, nel 2002 è Clemence in L'Amour de Loin di Kaija Saariaho e nel 2005 Margarita Xirgu in Ainadamar di Osvaldo Golijov.

Al San Francisco Opera nel 1995 è Eurydice in Orfeo ed Euridice e nel 2004 The Vixen in The Cunning Little Vixen di Leoš Janáček.

Al Grand Théâtre di Ginevra nel 1996 ha tenuto un recital con Olaf Bär e da sola nel 2003.

Al Royal Opera House è Vixen Sharp-Ears in The Cunning Little Vixen nel 2003.

La Upshaw ha raggiunto la fama internazionale con il suo milione di vendite dalla registrazione (terza posizione nella classifica Recording Industry Association of New Zealand e sesta posizione nella Official Albums Chart), con David Zinman, della Sinfonia n. 3 di Henryk Górecki, nota come la Sinfonia dei Cantici Dolorosi (Symfonia pieśni żałosnych).

Negli ultimi dieci anni ha debuttato oltre 25 nuove opere ed ha abbracciato diversi lavori creati per lei, tra cui il Grawemeyer Award vincitore dell'opera L'Amour de Loin di Kaija Saariaho, Il Grande Gatsby di John Harbison, El Niño da John Adams (compositore), l'opera da camera Ainadamar ed il ciclo di canzoni Ayre di Osvaldo Golijov. Nel 2009 ha debuttato il ciclo di canzoni Il vento del Nord di David Bruce.

Oltre ai suoi dischi d'opera, ha anche cantato il ruolo della protagonista nella prima registrazione completa della partitura di George Gershwin Oh, Kay!.

Ha inoltre inciso un album di canzoni di Vernon Duke e Richard Rodgers e Lorenz Hart. La Upshaw è stata ospite del Presidente degli Stati Uniti Bill Clinton e della signora Clinton nel servizio della NBC per il Natale a Washington. La BBC ha presentato una trasmissione televisiva in prima serata del suo concerto al The Proms di Londra del 1996, "Dawn at Dusk", in cui ha eseguito brani di musical americani. Con James Levine ha inciso una registrazione nel 1997 di arie di Claude Debussy.

Dawn Upshaw è Direttore Artistico del Corso di Laurea in Arti vocali presso il Bard College Conservatory of Music dal 2006 ed è membro di facoltà presso il Tanglewood Music Center. È divorziata, madre di due figli e vive nei pressi di New York. Nel 2006 le è stato diagnosticato e trattato in stadio precoce un cancro al seno.

Nel 2012 ha tenuto un concerto al Ravinia Festival di Chicago.

Discografia parziale
 Adams: El Niño - Dawn Upshaw/Deutsches Symphonieorchester Berlin/Kent Nagano/Lorraine Hunt Lieberson/Willard White, 2001 Nonesuch Records
 Barber: Knoxville - Summer of 1915 (musiche di Samuel Barber, Gian Carlo Menotti, John Harbison ed Igor' Fëdorovič Stravinskij) - Dawn Upshaw, David Zinman, Orchestra of St. Luke's - Nonesuch Records - Grammy Award per Best Classical Vocal Soloist nel 1989
 Berg: Lyric Suite - EP - Dawn Upshaw & Kronos Quartet - 2003 Nonesuch Records - Grammy Award per Best Chamber Music Performance nel 2003
 Canteloube, Chants d'Auvergne - Dawn Upshaw/Kent Nagano/Lyon Opera Orchestra, 1994 Erato
 Debussy, Forgotten Songs - Dawn Upshaw & James Levine, 1997 SONY BMG
 Debussy: Nocturnes, La Damoiselle Élue & Le Martyre de St. Sebastien - Dawn Upshaw/Esa-Pekka Salonen/Los Angeles Philharmonic/Paula Rasmussen, 1994 SONY BMG
 Golijov: Ainadamar - "Fountain of Tears" - Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, Dawn Upshaw & Robert Spano - 2006 Deutsche Grammophon - Grammy Award per Best Opera Recording nel 2006
 Golijov: Ayre & Berio: Folksongs - Dawn Upshaw & The Andalucian Dogs, 2005 Deutsche Grammophon
 Gorecki: Symphony No. 3 - David Zinman, Dawn Upshaw & London Sinfonietta - 1992 Nonesuch Records
 Handel: Theodora (Glyndebourne) - Lorraine Hunt/David Daniels/Dawn Upshaw/Richard Croft/William Christie/Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment/The Glyndebourne Chorus, 2013 Glyndebourne Enterprises
 Mahler, Symphonies Nos. 1 & 4 - Daniel Majeske/Christoph von Dohnanyi/Cleveland Orchestra/Dawn Upshaw, 1999 Decca
 Mozart, La Finta Giardiniera - Charlotte Margiono/Concentus Musicus Wien/Dawn Upshaw/Edita Gruberova/Monica Bacelli/Nikolaus Harnoncourt/Thomas Moser, 1992 Teldec
 Mozart, Le nozze di Figaro - Dame Kiri Te Kanawa/Dawn Upshaw/Ferruccio Furlanetto/James Levine/Metropolitan Opera Orchestra, 2005 Deutsche Grammophon
 Saariaho: 6 Japanese Gardens, Pres, Lonh - Dawn Upshaw/Anssi Karttunen/Camilla Hoitenga/Kaija Saariaho, 1997 Ondine
 Vivaldi: Gloria - Bach: Magnificat - Atlanta Symphony Chorus/Atlanta Symphony Orchestra/Dawn Upshaw/Robert Shaw, 1989 Telarc
 Upshaw, The Girl with Orange Lips - Dawn Upshaw (musiche di Manuel de Falla, Maurice Ravel, Igor Stravinsky, Earl Kim e Maurice Delage - 1991 Nonesuch - Grammy Award per Best Classical Vocal Soloist nel 1991
 I Wish It So - Dawn Upshaw, 1994 Nonesuch
 Dawn Upshaw Sings Rodgers & Hart - 1996 Nonesuch/Warner
 The World So Wide - Dawn Upshaw, 1998 Nonesuch/Warner
 Hommage à Jane Bathori - Jerome Ducros & Dawn Upshaw, 1999 Erato
 Dawn Upshaw Sings Vernon Duke - 1999 Nonesuch/Warner
 Upshaw, Voices of Light - Dawn Upshaw & Gilbert Kalish, 2004 Nonesuch
 Upshaw, Angels Hide Their Faces: Dawn Upshaw Sings Bach and Purcell, 2005 Warner
 Winter Morning Walks - Maria Schneider & Dawn Upshaw, 2013 ArtistShare - Grammy Award for Best Classical Vocal Solo 2014

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Overhaul Ghana�s Electoral Supply Chain Management - Prof. Boateng
Ghana�s electoral supply chain urgently need major overhauling, Professor Douglas Boateng, the South Africa-based Ghanaian Professor of the UNISA Graduate School of Business Leadership (SBL) in South Africa, has said.
He said the country must immediately consider the hiring of supply chain experts at the highest level into the Electoral Commission (EC) to increase its value chain understanding and service delivery effectiveness.
Making the suggestion in a statement on Tuesday in Accra, Prof Boateng said decision makers from all sides of the political spectrum must agree and initiate and institute major electoral chain reforms that would be able to withstand the pressures arising from an increasingly sophisticated and demanding electorate, especially in the 2016 general polls.
Prof Boateng, who is also the President of the Institute of Operations Management Africa and chairs the Chartered Institute of Purchasing and Supply Africa Advisory Board, made the recommendation in the light of the August 29, 2013 Supreme Court�s ruling.
He said in spite of the calmness in the wake and aftermath of the Supreme Court�s ruling, the truth still remained that Ghana�s electoral supply chain urgently needed major reforms to avoid another potential crisis in 2016 and beyond.
Prof Boateng indicated that the reforms were necessary to avoid another costly and potentially damaging electoral supply chain management against the fact that the next election would definitely provide even much tougher test for both the EC and Ghana�s relatively young democracy.
According to him, there was a genuine cause for concern if the 2004, 2008 and 2012 elections were used as benchmark for what could potentially happen in 2016.
�If there are no concrete supply chain driven actions, our beloved country men may not be so lucky next time round�.
The Professor�s concern was premised on the ineffective electoral supply chain management, which he said caused the election petition and cautioned against ignoring the fact that the election petition hearing, which he described as �a whole avoidable saga�.
He said the process had cost the country a fortune in lost productivity, good will and local direct investment, which would take several years to potentially recoup noting further that the cost on the Ghanaian psyche was also immeasurable.
According to him, the Supreme Court ruling in no way absolved the EC of its relatively poor display of understanding of their fiduciary responsibility in the face of service quality, electoral logistics, procurement and supply chain management during cross examination at the election petition hearing.
Prof Boateng said the fact that tension had risen to unacceptable levels among the people in the last four elections was indicative that the electorate was not fully satisfied with the services rendered by the EC hence, the need for decision makers to consider the proposed reforms in supply chain management at the EC.
He congratulated President John Mahama and Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo for their nobility in the face of the unfortunate crisis caused by a comparatively ineffective electoral supply chain management system.
He commended the two leaders of the two main political parties for acknowledging the fact that the peaceful triumph was for Ghana and not any political party or an individual.
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Barndoor Strategy's Roger Evans gives his advice on interview planning.
Most interviewees don't look forward to the ordeal. They view it as a series of hurdles – an opening presentation, an easy first question, a tough question, a sneaky question, some final questions, then they are over the finishing line. The problem with this approach is that everyone makes it through the interview, but only one person gets the job.
That's why I teach my clients to look at the interview not as a series of hurdles, but as a series of platforms on which they can proclaim their greatness. This needs careful planning – it takes a lot of preparation to look spontaneous.
Key to this approach are the job description and the person specification. These should clearly state the attributes that the interviewers are looking for. The first step is to list them.
You now need to compare your own experiences against this list. There should be plenty of matches – if there aren't then why are you applying?
So, for example if 'Working in a Team' is specified, think of a time when you did this well. For a particular project the team worked on what was the problem? What did you contribute? What was the result?
If 'Resilience' is required, when did you face a setback? What did you do to recover? What was the outcome and what did you learn?
These examples not only prove your case, they also make your interview a unique and memorable experience for the panel.
With the examples listed, it's time to anticipate the questions. These are likely to address the requirements in the job description. You should be able to match your evidence to the expected questions.
Tell us about your approach to teamwork.
If there are some examples which are particularly strong or which don't easily match the set questions, you should consider putting them in your initial presentation, or referring to them at the end of the interview when they ask if you have anything to add.


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Budget plan signed into law – includes Allor bill
Rep. Sue Allor last week announced the Legislature's plan to restore Governor Whitmer's funding-cuts to several important programs has been signed into law. "Governor Whitmer held the budget hostage putting many Michiganders in a difficult position; it seemed like no one was safe. Michiganders, including seniors, students, veterans, local government, and even those with autism,…
Rep. Brann plan to make parole, probation fees more affordable signed into law
State Rep. Tommy Brann's plan to help former inmates get their lives back on track after they are released from prison was recently signed into law. Brann, a restaurant owner from Wyoming, said people on parole or probation in Michigan are currently charged exorbitant fees to pay for the cost of their supervision. Offenders who…
2019: A year of patience and resiliency
By state Rep. Rodney Wakeman of Saginaw Township The most important virtue our historic 100th Michigan Legislature displayed in 2019 was patience. We needed to work resiliently and dutifully to deliver crucial funding to people throughout the state who rely on essential public services every day, and it took longer than it should have. The…
Rep. Whiteford attends mental health summit in D.C.
State. Rep. Mary Whiteford, of Casco Township, attended the White House Summit on Transforming Mental Health Treatment to Combat Homelessness, Violence and Substance Abuse on Thursday. Whiteford, who serves as chair of the House Health and Human Services Budget Committee has been committed to improving mental health care in Michigan since taking office in 2015….
Rep. Paquette encourages residents to take advantage of new SOS efficiency measures
State Rep. Brad Paquette announced Thursday that Berrien County residents will now be able to make appointments at all Secretary of State (SOS) offices, a move that he hopes will reduce wait times. In an email to state representatives Thursday, the Michigan Department of State said the measure is part of the greater effort to…
Rep. Lilly introduces plan to combat record high water levels along Lake Michigan shoreline
State Rep. Jim Lilly this week introduced a plan to help protect and support people living along Lake Michigan's shoreline, which is experiencing record high water levels. Lilly's measure, if passed, would be a move in the right direction for those who have been deeply affected by this tragedy. Last week, Rep. Lilly and a…
Rep. Webber: Sports wagering crosses the finish line
State Rep. Michael Webber of Rochester Hills issued the following statement today after Gov. Whitmer signed legislation legalizing participation in fantasy sports contests and permitting sports betting in Michigan: "It's been a long time coming, but legal sports wagering is now a reality here in Michigan. We've crossed the finish line and took the necessary…
Rep. Wozniak applauds signing of restored budget funding
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Rep. Frederick applauds good government reforms
State Rep. Ben Frederick today said a plan unanimously approved by the Legislature and signed into law by the governor will improve the state budget process by increasing transparency and providing necessary checks and balances. Frederick, of Owosso, co-sponsored the legislation, which makes procedural changes to the State Administrative Board and establishes an earlier deadline…
Rep. Hall's plan to protect vulnerable children advances in Michigan House
State Rep. Matt Hall's legislation to better protect Michigan's vulnerable children and improve the performance of the state's Children's Protective Services (CPS) division is advancing in the state House. Hall's proposal came in the wake of a 2018 performance audit that called into question the effectiveness and efficiency of CPS. The House Oversight Committee, chaired…
Rep. Hall's sports betting plan now law
State Rep. Matt Hall's plan permitting sports wagering in Michigan with important consumer protections has been signed into law. With the governor's signature, Michigan becomes the latest state to legalize sports betting. Hall said the legalization will benefit communities across the state through revenue for local public services and schools. "Today marks the day Michigan…
Rep. Glenn: Supplemental budget package signed by governor, funding restored for several vital programs
State Rep. Annette Glenn of Midland and her colleagues worked hard to restore funding for several vital programs in Michigan, and today that hard work has paid off. Glenn today announced the Legislature's plan restoring support for Michigan's most vulnerable residents has been signed into law. "I am so glad the governor realized her vetoes…
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Management or Refurbishment/ Demolition we can tailor our surveys to suit your individual requirement. Our friendly approach will ensure you not left in the dark.
This type of survey aims to locate all asbestos that may be accessed or disturbed on a day to day basis or under normal maintenance. asurveys will carry out surveys for managing asbestos in non-domestic premises in line with the Control of Asbestos Regulations 2012.
asurveys will guide you on how we plan and carry out a survey. We will report the survey findings and how they impact your building. We will further advise you on how to action the survey findings in order to ensure compliance.
All surveys are carried out in line with current HSE guidelines HSG264 : Asbestos the Survey Guide and to asurveys' in-house technical procedures.
At Asurveys we design this type of survey accurately to avoid excessive and unnecessary damage to property.
Our surveys also protect you from insufficient access which can lead to asbestos being identified during the project, causing additional unplanned costs and delays.
Our unique pre-survey interview ensures you receive the most accurate survey information for your route to compliance.
You can find out more about your duty to manage asbestos risk and the responsibility you have for completing surveys from the Health and Safety Executive website just take a look at our resources and support page.
Refurbishment & Demolition surveys should always be undertaken when premises are unoccupied.
You can find out more about your duty to manage asbestos risk and the responsibility you have for completing surveys from the Health and Safety Executive website.
An asbestos demolition survey (refurbishment) is required where the premises, or part of it, need upgrading, refurbishment or demolition.
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Dennis Robert Rood
Tuesday, December 15th, 1942 - Saturday, January 7th, 2023
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Dennis Robert Rood was born on December 15, 1942 in Niles, Michigan to Robert W. and June E. (Schrumpf) Rood. He passed away on January 7, 2023 in Clarksville, Arkansas at the age of 80. Dennis passed peacefully in his home surrounded by his loving... Read More
Dennis Robert Rood was born on December 15, 1942 in Niles, Michigan to Robert W. and June E. (Schrumpf) Rood. He passed away on January 7, 2023 in Clarksville, Arkansas at the age of 80. Dennis passed peacefully in his home surrounded by his loving Family. Dennis was one of the most selfless, knowledgeable men you would ever meet. Dennis enjoyed spending time with his granddaughters and great-grandsons. He was a United States Navy Veteran, member of Franklin Masonic Lodge, Johnson County Car and Truck Club, former member of RFD 2, and a former member of Johnson County Dive Team. He was a graduate from Niles High School and worked in environmental operations with ARCO.
He is preceded in death by his parents, Robert W. and June E. (Schrumpf) Rood; his wife, Kristi A. (O'Leary) Rood; his daughter, Melanie June McGaughey.
He is survived by his son-in-law, William McGaughey; his sisters, Patricia (William) Anderson of Niles, Michigan; Mary (William) Miswick of Niles, Michigan; Cheryl (Ron) Daniels of Elkhart, Indiana; his granddaughters, Hailey (Jay) Baumgartner of Clarksville, Arkansas and Sarah McGaughey of Clarksville, Arkansas; his great-grandsons, Knox Baumgartner and Bennett Baumgartner.
Visitation is from 5 p.m. until 7 p.m., Friday, January 13, 2023 at the Hardwicke Funeral Home Chapel in Clarksville, Arkansas.
A graveside service is 10 a.m., Saturday, January 14, 2023 at the Hartman Cemetery in Hartman, Arkansas with Brother Paul Buchanan officiating. Pallbearers are Sean McPhillips, Bill Bush, Dr. Bobby Noonan, Frankie Tucker, Steve DeYoung, Dale Pitts, Steve Smith, and Michael Pitts.
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CNAO in Pavia is one of the first centers for hadrontherapy in Europe, treating patients since 2011. The center is an international reference for a whole new concept of machines being constructed for this purpose. The synchrotron BPM electronics is based on analog boards that compute the ratio between difference and sum signals from the shoebox pickup, later acquired by digital cards. Although the system operates reliably, it just calculates the position with 1kHz rate, while the revolution frequency ranges from 0.5 to 3 MHz. To extend the measurement possibilities for these new hadron synchrotrons, Instrumentation Technologies is developing a data acquisition system capable of acquiring the pickup signals with 125MSps ADCs and calculating bunchbybunch positions of the accelerated beam. The first prototype was tested at CNAO: the turnbyturn beam position was analyzed off line, at different energies and positions with both Protons and Carbon ions beam. This paper will presents the results achieved with the system and compares them with the measurements of the current system.


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Short Sellers Look Quite Aggressive Against Bitcoin, Cryptocurrency and Blockchain Stocks
Last Updated: March 12, 2018 10:25 am
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In the world of bitcoin, blockchain and cryptocurrency trading, there has been a story that went from rags to riches and back to rags in a pretty short time. The underlying technology is of course set to remain in place. Still, many investors and speculators think that bitcoin itself and the subsequent cryptocurrencies are just the next bubble.
24/7 Wall St. tracks many key short interest stock sectors to see how investors and speculators are feeling toward them. It turns out that the short sellers are more than just active when it comes to the companies issuing press releases and strategies around bitcoin, cryptocurrencies and blockchain.
We have evaluated the short selling history for each company, but company descriptions and the migration from an old world company to the new crypto-strategy are no longer included. Recent price data have been included.
DPW Holdings Inc. (NYSEAMERICAN: DPW), or Digital Power Corp., had a short interest of 3.797 million shares of as February 28, up from 3.757 million shares short as on February 15. This is about 1.5 days to cover, but it is roughly 28% of its float being short. Trading at $1.30 now, DPW has a 52-week range is $0.40 to $5.95.
Long Blockchain Corp. (NASDAQ: LBCC) saw its short interest rise to over 639,000 shares on the latest settlement date from over 563,000 two weeks earlier. This rivaled the peak short interest of just over 656,000 from January 12. The former Long Island Tea company was last seen trading at $2.69, in a 52-week range of $1.70 to $9.49.
Marathon Patent Group Inc. (NASDAQ: MARA) saw its short interest rise to 2.247 million shares short from $2.111 million shares. This was the highest short interest since the 2.685 million shares short in mid-December. This new higher short interest also represented 5.3 days to cover. The shares were last seen at $1.72, and they have a 52-week range of $0.52 to $10.03.
Overstock.com Inc. (NASDAQ: OSTK) remains heavily shorted. The online seller and now exchange and brokerage player for cryptocurrencies had a short interest of 7.292 million shares as of the latest settlement date. It was at 7.08 million in mid-February and just under 5.3 million shares short at the end of January. The most recent reading represents 2.53 days to cover. Overstock.com shares were last seen at $60.30, and they have a 52-week range of $13.75 to $89.80.
Riot Blockchain Inc. (NASDAQ: RIOT) had its highest short interest reading yet at 2.792 million at the end of February. It was just 2.27 million shares in the mid-February, and this now sits at the highest number of shares short since this company turned to blockchain. Riot Blockchain shares were last seen trading at $9.04. The 52-week range is $3.06 to $46.20.
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Social Reality Inc. (NASDAQ: SRAX) saw its short interest rise to 1.424 million shares short from the prior 1.411 million. This is still elevated, but down from the peak of 1.517 million shares short as of January 31. Social Reality was last trading up almost 10% at $4.73, and it has a 52-week range of $1.11 to $7.95.
Square Inc. (NYSE: SQ) saw its short interest hit 35.7 million shares, which is now 13.5% of its float and 2.6 days to cover. The prior short interest was 34.15 million shares and this seems to have kept rising or remaining strong. Square, Jack Dorsey's other company, was trading at $52.50 and it has a 52-week range of $16.11 to $53.46.
U.S. Global Investors Inc. (NASDAQ: GROW) saw only a minor uptick in its short interest, rising to 1.088 million shares short (2/28) from 1.051 million shares (2/15). That being said, The short interest had been just under 1.5 million shares for the three prior reports, but the new days to cover ratio of 5 is now higher than it has been in prior reporting periods. Shares of U.S. Global Investors were last seen trading at $2.88 and the 52-week range is $1.25 to $7.49.
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AU senior Dan Schmidtman at work in the lab on "Isolation of Native Microbes for Use in Commercial Brewing," a project that will provide Fernson Brewing Co. with yeast strains from South Dakota.
An Augustana scientific research project conducted this summer will provide local yeast strains for a local brewing company co-owned by an Augie alumnus.
Beer 101: The main ingredients to make beer are grain, hops, water and yeast. The first three account for much of the taste in beer while yeast plays a key role in fermenting them to make alcohol.
At Fernson Brewing Co., Blake Thompson '10 has locally sourced his water, hops and grain for years, but by the end of this summer, he hopes to be able to say that Fernson beer is a 100 percent locally sourced product with the help of Augustana senior Dan Schmidtman and biology professor Dr. Paul Egland.
In conjunction with Augustana's 2016 undergraduate summer research program, Schmidtman, a biology and Spanish major from Sioux Falls, received a South Dakota Biomedical Research Infrastructure Network (BRIN) Grant to work with Fernson and Egland. The BRIN Grant gives students the opportunity to help local industry and strengthen the biomedical research infrastructure in South Dakota.
Researchers hope this 10-week project, titled "Isolation of Native Microbes for Use in Commercial Brewing," will provide Fernson with yeast strains from South Dakota to use in their brewing process.
After one week of research, Egland and Schmidtman had an incubator full of 20 different cultures.
"Yeast is everywhere," Egland said. "We just set up culture conditions that favor the yeast we want." They've even collected yeast samples right on Augustana's campus. Next, they will be testing the yeast's ability to make CO2, "which is good for the brewing process," Schmidtman said.
A few weeks ago, they handed off the yeast they've deemed good for fermentation to Fernson and hope to see a successful brew that is uniquely South Dakotan.
"And since yeast is a living organism, they can grow more and use it for years to come," Egland said.
Augustana's Dr. Paul Egland and senior Dan Schmidtman visit with Fernson co-owner Blake Thompson '10 on site at Fernson Brewing Co. in Sioux Falls.


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Getäuscht (Deceived) ist ein US-amerikanischer Thriller von Damian Harris aus dem Jahr 1991.

Handlung
Die Restauratorin Adrienne lernt Jack Saunders, den Direktor eines Museums für antike Kunst, kennen. Sie heiraten später und bekommen eine Tochter namens Mary.

Ein Museumsmitarbeiter, der eine ägyptische Halskette als Fälschung erkennt, wird ermordet. Adrienne findet seine Leiche. Die Tat ist als Selbstmord getarnt. Das Schmuckstück wird abermals geprüft, und es wird festgestellt, dass es gegen eine Kopie ausgetauscht wurde. Der entstandene Schaden beläuft sich auf 4,5 Millionen US-Dollar. Die Sache ist für den Ruf von Jack Saunders äußerst unangenehm. Seiner Frau fallen verschiedene Ungereimtheiten am Verhalten ihres Gatten auf. Sie vermutet eine Affäre ihres Mannes. Nach einem Ehestreit zieht Jack aus. Er stirbt als Folge eines Autounfalls.

Adrienne erfährt von der Versicherungsgesellschaft, dass die Person mit dem Namen Jack Saunders bereits sechzehn Jahre zuvor gestorben ist. Daraufhin stellt sie eigene Nachforschungen in der Vergangenheit ihres Mannes an. Sie bringt in Erfahrung, dass er vor Jahren die Identität seines verstorbenen besten Freundes angenommen hatte. Sie erfährt auch, dass nicht er beim Autounfall starb, sondern ein Anhalter. Jack lebt unter einem anderen Namen weiter und hat erneut geheiratet. Er versucht, Adrienne das wertvolle Original-Schmuckstück abzunehmen, das er in der Wohnung versteckt hatte. Er droht ihr und verfolgt sie. Adrienne bezeichnet ihn als krank, da er mehrere Menschen ermordet hat. Durch eine Täuschung stürzt er in einem Aufzugsschacht zu Tode.

Adrienne und ihre Tochter ziehen um und beginnen ein neues Leben.

Kritiken
Roger Ebert schrieb in der Chicago Sun-Times vom 27. September 1991, der Filmanfang folge der althergebrachten Formel der Thriller. Der Film entwickle danach "echte Spannung" und ende so absurd, dass es einer großen Anstrengung des Gedächtnisses bedarf, um sich an jene Filmteile zu erinnern, die wirklich gut seien. Man müsse lachen wenn man das Ende sehe. Die allgemeine Richtung der Handlung sei vorhersehbar.

Die Zeitschrift TV Spielfilm schrieb, das "gekonnte Spiel" von Goldie Hawn kaschiere "nur bedingt die unplausible Story".

Hintergrund
Der Film wurde in New York City und in Toronto gedreht. Er spielte in den Kinos der USA ca. 28,7 Millionen US-Dollar ein.

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Filmtitel 1991
US-amerikanischer Film
Thriller


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The Climbing Works is located just off Abbeydale Road ( A621) on the way out to Gardoms and Chatsworth. It is easily accessible both by car and by bus.
You can use the planner on the First South Yorkshire website to plan a route to The Climbing Works here and our post code is S8 0UJ.
There are numerous buses that go up Abbeydale Road from town, and many even go up Woodseats Road and stop virtually outside The Climbing Works. Numbers 75, 76 go up (and down) Woodseats Road, get off at the stop just after the railway bridge. Numbers 97, 98 go up Abbeydale Road, get off at the stop just after Woodseats Road (off licence on the corner). There is also the irregular 85 that goes from Hunters Bar via Carterknowle Road to Tescos, again get off on Abbeydale Road by the off licence.
From Sheffield centre. Follow the A621 (Abbeydale Road) for about 3 miles, going past such landmarks as The Broadfield pub on your right. After about 0.5 miles the road bends to the left. There is a row of shops on the left and a few 2nd hand car sales places on your right. Take the left at a set of lights with a left fork (this is Woodseats Road). There is a Rhythm and Booze off licence on this corner and a Charlie Browns motorist centre on the RHS of Abbeydale Road at this point. Go over the railway bridge (look down on your left and you will see our sign) and take the 1st left (Athol Road – the PO sorting office is a good landmark). The road turns left immediately and miraculously turns into Little London Road. Turn left into the silver gates. And that is us.
From the south via M1. Leave the M1 at Jct 29 and go through Chesterfield towards Sheffield. When you get into Sheffield you go down a decent hill and then the road levels and bends to the right. It then bends back left and you are on a fairly busy shopping street. Continue straight on (Tescos on your RHS) and then take a left onto Woodseats Road. Go down Woodseats Road until the bottom of the hill and just before the railway bridge turn right onto Athol Road. The road turns left immediately and miraculously turns into Little London Road. Turn left into the silver gates. And that is us.
From the Peak (Gardoms and Baslow). Follow the A621 into Sheffield. Go downhill for a bit. Once the road flattens out you will go past Dore train station on your right, Abbeydale Industrial Hamlet (again on your right) and Millhouses Park (on your right). About 1 mile after the park there is a Tesco's petrol station (on your right of course) and a hidden Tescos (24 hour!!). Go through the 1st proper set of lights (Bannerdale Rd to the left and Archer Rd to the right), through a pedestrian crossing and get into the right hand lane at the next set of lights (Rhythm and Booze off licence on the corner on your right). Turn right onto Woodseats Road. Go over the railway bridge (look down on your left and you will see our sign) and take the 1st left (Athol Road – the PO sorting office is a good landmark). The road turns left immediately and miraculously turns into Little London Road. Turn left into the silver gates. And that is us.
From the Peak (Fox House). Follow the A625 into Sheffield. A couple of hundred yards after you hit the 30 speed limit there is a road that breaks off to the right. Take this right (Whirlowdale Road, signed M1/M18 and go down it for about 1 mile (ignoring the left hand fork halfway down). At the bottom take the left onto A621 (Abbeydale Road) and follow directions for from Gardoms and Baslow – you have joined Abbeydale Road just before Millhouses Park.
From the Peak (Stanage and Burbage) Follow Ringinglow Road into Sheffield. Ignore the fact that Ringinglow Road actually turns off itself and continue straight down (it is now called Knowle Lane) until you hit Ecclesall Road (the A625). Turn left down the hill and stay in the right hand lane for the lights (Prince of Wales pub on the corner by the lights). Take the right at the lights onto Carterknowle Road. Follow this (speed bumps) until the bottom (about 2 miles) when it hits Abbeydale Road ( the A621). Turn right here (heading out of town). There is a row of shops on the left and a few 2nd hand car sales places on your right. Take the left at a set of lights with a left fork (this is Woodseats Road). There is an off licence on this corner and a Charlie Browns motorist centre on the RHS of Abbeydale Road at this point. Go over the railway bridge (look down on your left and you will see our sign) and take the 1st left (Athol Road – the PO sorting office is a good landmark). The road turns left immediately and miraculously turns into Little London Road. Turn left into the silver gates. And that is us.
The nearest stations are Sheffield Central and then bus from Sheffield City Centre and Dore (line in from the Peak). From Dore get whichever bus comes past and get off at Woodseats Road (see driving directions above).
TransPennine Express do regular services from all major cities.


This name is in version 1.1 of The Plant List, record tro-50100411, with some changes.
Zanthoxylum furfuraceum var. pilosiusculum Engl.
The record derives from Tropicos which reports it as a synonym (record 50100411) with original publication details: Fl. Bras. 12(2): 159 159 1874 .
Full publication details for this name can be found in IPNI: urn:lsid:ipni.org:names:270668-2.