Judge Andrew Napolitano reacted this morning after President Obama indicated yesterday that he still feels "obliged" to take executive action on immigration reform.
In a press conference Wednesday, Obama said he wants to work with Congress, but again spoke of using his executive powers.
"I feel obliged to do everything I can lawfully with my executive authority to make sure we don't keep on making the system worse. Whatever executive actions that I take will be replaced and supplanted by action by Congress. You send me a bill I can sign, and those executive actions go away," said Obama.
Napolitano explained the executive actions the president can take and those that he cannot take.
He said the president can tell DHS how to process people once they come into this country. But he believes Obama would be committing an impeachable offense if he directs DHS and the Border Patrol to "look the other way."
Napolitano said it comes down to whether the "practical effect of his executive order is the opposite of what the law requires." He added that he realizes Republicans do not want to pursue impeachment.
He said if the president declares amnesty for illegal immigrants in the U.S. and signals that he will not deport those who enter illegally, "he will be violating the law, he will be breaking his oath, and he will be putting a tremendous pressure on the social system."
Other than impeachment, Napolitano said Republicans have very little recourse. And he noted that any actions taken by Obama can be reversed when a new president takes office.


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Truth has a fullness to it. If we want to hold it in its essence and in its entirety, we need to acknowledge all aspects of it, even the ones we do not like. This is no easy task, but if our intention is to truly sit on the throne of our lives, then facing ourselves is essential.
When we acknowledge our shadows, we will face all the feelings that we've locked up inside: all the embarrassment, desire, instability, anger, or whatever has been hidden for so long. As uncomfortable as it is for a time, we also free ourselves—because then we really own ourselves. We grow in the process, becoming an example of what is possible when we take ownership of ourselves and our lives.
To get you started on your journey to your full truth and inner freedom, consider these questions for reflection taken from my new book, Freedom Is an Inside Job. I also offer you a short video on befriending your darkness.
How have you hurt people in your life? What part of your personality inflicts this hurt? Can you look at this part of yourself directly, without giving excuses or justifications for what you do?
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Carey Services will dedicate a public sculpture on Oct. 25 that artists in the Creative Hearts Art Studio have created.
The dedication will occur at 2 p.m. at Hogin Park on 14th Street near the Cardinal Greenway in Marion. The sculpture and matching benches were installed in September.
Artists in the Creative Hearts studio created the colorful birdhouse-looking sculpture. Students at McCulloch Middle School built the benches, and studio artists painted the benches to match the sculpture.
The dedication will include comments from Jim Allbaugh, Carey Services' president and chief executive officer, and Marion Mayor Jess Alumbaugh. The public is invited to the event.


Discussion in 'Effects, Pedals, Strings & Things' started by Mark Milliron, Apr 16, 2016.
Are there any specific pedals that are prone to noise when in a daisy chain? Compressor? Pitch/Whammy? Fuzz?
I have 11 pedals (some on order) and 5 isolated outlets on my T-Rex Chameleon.
Any suggestions on the best way to power these pedals? The Nova is the only one that has to be isolated due to it's 12 volt requirement.
Make sure you don't daisy chain digital pedals (tuner, wet, nova, pitch fork) with your analog pedals to avoid noise.
Interesting. So daisy chaining digital and analog pedals is known to cause noise issues? If that's the only thing I need to avoid, that should be easy enough!
Yeah, isolate as many pedals as you can (always). But with your list, the only thing that stands out are the digital vs analog pedals. You don't really have any high mA pedals or stuff with pnp germanium transistors. So you're pretty well set.
Well in basic theory your pitchfork, wet and Nova should each occupy a single isolated tap, so maybe not as easy as you think.
Thanks for the advise! I will try putting the Pitchfork and Wet together on their own isolated outlet. The Nova is on it's own outlet already so that should work.


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Everybody focuses on Islamic extremism. Islamic extremism is dangerous because they want a caliphate, a unified Islamic state. More dangerous than that is what's happened in Europe and what happened in the United States as progressives began to remove religion as a foundation and replace the elite intelligence of man and science in the place of that where there is no moral backbone to making decisions, gradually assimilating us all into a one-world economy. That's where the Antichrist comes from.
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NIH Precision Medicine Initiative Runs Into a Snag
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The All of Us genomic study of the National Institutes of Health's (NIH's) Precision Medicine Initiative, which is expected to enroll 1 million people, has run into a problem in its pilot phase, Politico reports. About 30% of the people who have so far volunteered to provide their genetic material for the trial have not given researchers access to their electronic health records.
The study is designed to compare the participants' health records with their genomic data to understand how each person's genetic makeup, along with environment and other factors, may affect their health outcomes and their responses to specific treatments. So, without the health records, a person's genetic material from blood and saliva is useless for research purposes.
All of Us researchers told Politico that some volunteers declined to provide their records because of concerns about privacy or because the hour-long online consent process was too arduous.
In a blog post on the All of Us website, Program Director Eric Dishman said, "The beta phase [of the research] has been very successful, uncovering what is working well and where we need to strengthen our platform and the participant experience and messaging."
The program will launch a second, expanded beta phase in early November, Dishman said. A national launch is targeted for spring 2018, he added.
Three sets of healthcare providers in different regions recently received $13.8 million grants to enroll people in All of Us. They include a total of 18 healthcare systems and academic medical centers in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, and Wisconsin. Hospitals and health systems in California, Illinois, New York, and several other states are also participating.
The Walgreens drugstore chain will join the pilot in November, signing up volunteers in Phoenix and Sacramento, according to Politico.
In June of this year, when All of Us launched its beta phase, Dishman predicted that 10,000 to 15,000 people would be recruited in the first 4 or 5 months. But according to Politico, only 4000 people have volunteered so far.
Another big challenge for All of Us will be to enroll participants who represent the genetic pool of the entire US population. In 2009, only 4% of 1.7 million participants in genome-wide association studies were people not of European descent, a Nature study found. A subsequent study in 2016 showed that the non-European percentage had climbed to 20%, but that still does not reflect the diversity of Americans.
Consequently, the All of Us program is trying hard to appeal to people from racial and ethnic minorities. The engagement of underserved populations is viewed as key to the program's success.
Another thing the massive trial will need is lots of money. All of Us received $300 million in funding this fiscal year, and there is bipartisan support for the program in Congress, Politico said. But neither President Donald Trump nor former US Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price has mentioned the program, the article pointed out, and Trump's attitude toward it is unknown.
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Let's break this down. This event – called a super blue blood moon – is actually three fairly common lunar happenings all happening at the same time!
The moon is full, and it's the second full moon of the calendar month, which has been termed a blue moon.
Moon is on a 28-day cycle so that only happens once in a while – or, as you might say, once in a blue moon!!
Next, the moon is known as a supermoon because it's especially close to the Earth, making it appear larger and brighter than usual. The moon doesn't orbit Earth in a perfect circle – it's an ellipse, which means there are times during the orbit that it is thousands of miles closer to Earth than others.
Most interesting, is that this is all coinciding with a total lunar eclipse. That's why this is also called a blood moon, it's going to pass through the Earth's shadow and the Earth's shadow is going to cause the moon to appear a deep red color.
What a wonderful combination with all the wonderful things the moon can show us.
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Phobias are excessive and persistent fears that are out of proportion to the actual danger. They interfere with the way people live their lives, leaving the person experiencing an overwhelming fear and need to escape the object or situation.
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Despite a disappointing first term, Muhammad Khatami has won Iran's presidential election by a landslide. But that will not necessarily help him to implement much-needed reforms
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FOR the sake of Iran's precarious stability, President Muhammad Khatami's second term of office had better be different from his first. On June 8th, Iranians returned him to power with a resounding 77% of the vote—over 60% ahead of his nearest rival. But that power is relative: Mr Khatami was first swept into the presidency in 1997 by almost as overwhelming a majority, only to see tenacious hardline clerics thwart his efforts to soften Iran's severe theocracy. Dozens of his supporters have been jailed, and friendly newspapers banned. The president, who must step down in four years, remains the only liberaliser the establishment will tolerate, and the only person around whom Iran's disparate reformists can unite. His next term may be Iran's last chance to change peacefully.
From the dismally dull election campaign which Iranians have endured, you might not have guessed that so much was at stake. Faced with certain defeat, conservative groups sulkily exited the fray. Rather than throw their weight behind a sure-fire loser, they provided unofficial support for nine "independents"—political nonentities who hoped only to dent the president's vote, and barely even managed that. Mr Khatami said a convincing victory would lend reform irresistible impetus. But he and his supporters have strolled to victory in three successive elections—presidential, local and parliamentary—and his conservative opponents have carried on piling up the obstacles.
What makes him think a fourth victory will change this? One reason is that the president's opponents, save for a small but influential group of extremists, have started, albeit reluctantly, to speak the language of reform. Rather than harp on about traditional conservative preoccupations like religion and national security, Mr Khatami's electoral rivals have spoken up for change and progress. Some mainstream conservatives accept that Iran's old Islamic extremism belongs to the past; Amir Mohebbiyan, one such conservative, wants the sort of Islamic republic that demands of its citizens not fanaticism, but "the minimum required religious observance".
Not waving but treading water
Such people agree that extremists, especially the more hardline sort of judge, have damaged their standing. There have been mini-revolts within the conservative establishment. Three times in the past few weeks, appeals court judges have overturned harsh prison terms handed down to top reformists. A liberal-minded cleric on death row has had his sentence commuted to a prison term. Honest judges have resigned in protest at politically motivated sentences. When 60-odd dissidents were arrested in the spring, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran's conservative-minded "supreme leader", intervened to secure the freedom of the eldest of them, an octogenarian lawyer who had once represented him.
Mr Khatami, in turn, may toss sops to Iran's compassionate conservatives: when he names his new cabinet, he is expected to offer them a post or two. His conciliatory stance has takers inside parliament, as well. Some reformist deputies regret the gung-ho approach they took in the wake of their triumph in last year's parliamentary polls. Mr Khamenei responded to their forwardness by shooting down their eagerly-awaited amendment to Iran's Draconian press law, while the Council of Guardians, a conservative-dominated watchdog body, vetoed other reformist bills. Mr Khatami's younger brother, the leader of parliament's biggest reformist faction, has come up with radical ideas such as consulting judges before he tries curtailing their powers.
The president himself is showing more interest in reforming Iran's ailing, centralised economy. Enacting business-friendly legislation might generate a limited kind of bipartisanship. The odds, however, remain against a cosy accommodation: moderate conservatives may recognise reform's inevitability, but they want to control the process. Not even Mr Khamenei could force his side to co-operate with the reformists—something he shows few signs of wanting to do anyway. Whatever their nominal allegiance to the supreme leader, most conservatives take their orders from other senior clerics.
Passing democracy by
Meanwhile, the hardliners have been up to their old tricks. During the campaign, the conservative media published the "confessions" of two jailed supporters of the president—confessions whose authenticity Mr Khatami has questioned. Other friends of the president have been interviewed by the courts, a possible harbinger of more high-profile arrests after the elections. When Ayatollah Ali Meshkini, a senior hardliner, warned Iranians last week not to cast their vote for an "impious and inadequate man", the president was solidly in his sights.
A further cause for pessimism is the fluidity of Mr Khatami's reform movement itself. Some reformists may not be prepared to toe the president's conciliatory line; even though they know it will upset the supreme leader, senior reformist deputies promise to have another go at amending the press bill. Cracks appeared when Mohammad-Ebrahim Asgharzadeh, a reformist Tehran councillor, briefly joined the race for the presidency. (The Council of Guardians later disqualified him from running.) The panicky and hostile reaction of some Khatami loyalists to Mr Asgharzadeh's candidacy belied the pluralism they claim to promote.
Mr Khatami's landslide will not make his task much easier. His ideological opponents will probably still refuse to do business with him. His more radical supporters are demanding a quicker and more fundamental overhaul of Iran's politics than he wants to give them. It will take all the president's ingenuity to avoid completely alienating either side and still take Iran forward.
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As a promotional event day draws nearer, where journalists and some other folks will be coming to Farm Adventure to have a go at the new version of Farming Simulator, plus have a laugh taking part in our farm activities, it makes me ask the question about why it's such a popular game and why people need to play it.
I've personally never played it. But I get it. And I wouldn't turn my nose up at it.
My reasons? The same as why I believe that Farm Adventure activities are the perfect bridge between city and country lifestyles.
When I first spoke to Rob about his idea for Farm Adventure in 2011, I totally soaked it up. It was perfect. I love the countryside, farms, the outdoors, animals, and the idea of having my own place that would fulfil this.
And all of the airspace around me seemed to be singing the same thing. More people watching countryfile. More awareness on where our food comes from. The Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall Chicken Out Week with Jamie Oliver, higher welfare standards, more exposure for the RSPCA program, The Supervet, The Yorkshire Vet .. all of these. Why are they in our faces? Because we want them.
It's not just me then .. the public want to get back to nature on the farm too. Everyone has their own reasons, but maybe at the core it comes back to us all wanting a better lifestyle, to eat meat & food which we know more about its origins, and build our own little dreams.
I've always stated that it's not easy to bridge the gap … you can't just go up to a farmer and say "ooo, can I have a go on your tractor?"!! Some people do get to help farmers with lambing for example, but in this day and age, there is so much red tape and health & safety, that many farmers would simply be put off by that. Nevermind the farmers who don't want Joe Bloggs with no experience to come onto his farm! "Not on MY land"!!!
So essentially what Farming Simulator does, is it gives people that little piece of hope. Of experience, fun, learning, and that dream.
"Sure, today I took the combine out, and purchased a new John Deere tractor" … as you do! But you can .. you can be a farmer, and do real farmer "stuff"!
And that's why I will always believe in Farm Adventure too. People just get so excited that they are going to herd REAL sheep, drive a huge John Deere tractor, move some real pigs around a field and more! It is such a genuine feeling to truly make them laugh, enjoy, and LEARN. The lack of knowledge out there is incredible .. and it ALL relates back to our food. Meat eater, veggie, vegan .. any of it.


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The Festus School District plans to use a new method of self-evaluation called the Transition Model.
Superintendent Robert Taylor said at a recent School Board meeting that the North Central Association of Elementary and Secondary Schools - the accrediting body - was interested in having districts in Missouri use the model and that Festus might be the first to do so.
Robert Sellinger, high school principal, said the model was one of three methods used for evaluation, the others being Standard Ten and Outcome Accredited. The new method involves locating target areas and figuring out how to meet these targets. Festus plans to use the program in its high school.
Sellinger said a steering committee voted to go with the model because its members believed it would have the best effect on students.
The district will come up with entrance and exit goals for high school students and then develop strategies to meet those targets, Sellinger said.


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Olechnowicze (biał. Аляхновічы, ros. Олехновичи) – stacja kolejowa w miejscowości Olechnowicze, w rejonie mołodeczańskim, w obwodzie mińskim, na Białorusi.

Historia
Stacja Olechnowicze (Alechnowicze) została otwarta w XIX w. na drodze żelaznej libawsko-romeńskiej, pomiędzy stacjami Usza i Radoszkowicze.

W latach międzywojennych leżała w Polsce, w województwie wileńskim, w powiecie mołodeczańskim. Była ona polską stacją graniczną na granicy ze Związkiem Sowieckim. Stacją graniczną po stronie sowieckiej były Radoszkowice.

Do dziś na stacji zachował się polski reper.

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The Emporia State Hornets baseball team represents Emporia State University in NCAA Division II college baseball. The team participates in the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association. The teams plays its home games on Glennen Field at Trusler Sports Complex, located just north of the Emporia State campus, and are coached by Seth Wheeler.

History

The second most successful era for ESU baseball was from 1974 to 1987, when the program was coached by former player Dave Bingham, who posted an overall record of 557–270–2 (), and won eight conference championships. From 1988 through the 2015 season, ESU's winning percentage increased to  (943–530–1), and both Brian Embery and Bob Fornelli have a winning record with each having more than 450 wins. During the 2009 season, the Hornets were the national runners-up, competing in the NCAA Division II College World Series for the second time since joining the NCAA in 1991.

Early history (1949–1957)
The Kansas State Teachers College (KSTC), now Emporia State University, fielded its first baseball team in 1949, which was led by Bob Ives. Ives served two seasons as head coach, compiling a record of 19–9. For the next two seasons, KSTC had two coaches with a record of 19–10, and from 1953 to 1955, KSTC discontinued the program.

In 1956, KSTC had restarted the program with Chuck Sisson serving one season as head coach. After Sisson's season of going 4–4, Joe Pease, KSTC professor and later the athletic director for KSTC, became head coach for one season.

Five coaches in 10 years
From 1958 to 1968, Emporia State had five coaches, two of which were interim coaches. Bill Kerr served as the head coach from 1958 to 1962, and finished with a record of 58–55. After the 1962 season, Kerr left Emporia and took a head coaching job in Kentucky. In February 1963, Richard Niclai succeeded Kerr as head coach. For the one season that Niclai was head coach, his record was 11–8, and following his departure was Larry Ensminger, who led the team for two winning seasons. After the 1965 season, Ensminger left to become the head coach at the University of Texas–Pan American. In 1966, the last year in the Hornets played in the Central Intercollegiate Athletic Conference, Guy Owen served as the interim head coach, finishing the season with a 15–12 record. In 1967, Larry Cochell, an assistant coach at Utah State, took the reign as head coach as the Hornets began competing in their new conference, the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference. Cochell's first year was a losing season going 16–17, but quickly turn things around in 1968 and 1969, eventually leading the team to their first NAIA World Series appearance in 1969. Cochell left to become the head coach at Creighton in Nebraska after the 1969 season with a combined record of 72–44.

Jack Smitheran (1970–1973)
In 1970, Jack Smitheran, an assistant coach at Arizona State, was selected to replace Cochell. In his first season as head coach, he led the Hornets to their second straight NAIA World Series appearance. In 1972, Smitheran was nominated for NAIA Coach of the Year. After the 1973 season, Smitheran moved to Riverside, California to become the head coach at the University of California, Riverside.

Dave Bingham era (1974–1987)
Under Bingham's leadership, the Hornets won 11 district titles, five regional crowns and eight conference championships. He led ESU to five NAIA World Series appearances and won the national championship in 1978. Bingham was selected NAIA District X Coach of the Year 10 times, NAIA Area III Coach of the Year six times, and was recognized as the national coach of the year in 1976, 1984 and 1987. Until April 25, 2018, Bingham was the all-time winningest coach at Emporia State with 557 wins. Bob Fornelli, current head coach, passed Bingham on April 25, 2018.

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Brian Embery era (1988–2003)
Brian Embery, an assistant under Bingham at Emporia State, was selected as the next head coach at Emporia State in 1988 after Bingham left for the University of Kansas. In his first year as head coach, and the team's last season in the Central States Intercollegiate Conference, the Hornets advanced to the NAIA Tournament. In 1993 the Hornets captured the school's first-ever MIAA Championship and participated in the NCAA Division II Tournament for the first time, allowing Embery to be the MIAA Coach of the Year. As a member of the NAIA, Embery led the Hornets to four consecutive NAIA District 10 titles from 1988–91. Embery was named District 10 Coach of the Year four times, and 15 players under his leadership earned All-American status. Embery was also a four time MIAA Coach of the Year award recipient.

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Bob Fornelli era (2004–2018)
After Embery resigned at the end of the 2003 season, Bob Fornelli, former Emporia State player under Embery, was named the head coach. Since 2004, Fornelli has taken the Hornets to the NCAA Tournament 12 times, has made 2 World Series appearances and a national runner-up finish in 2009. The Hornets finished the 2006 season by winning the MIAA Regular Season Championship and NCAA Central Region Championship, as well as advancing to the school's first NCAA World Series appearance.

In 2009, the Hornets advanced to the school's first NCAA national championship game in Cary, North Carolina. In 2014 the Hornets won the MIAA Tournament, and earned another trip to the NCAA Tournament.

On April 25, 2018, Fornelli became the winningest head baseball coach in Emporia State history with 558 wins. A week later on May 6, 2018, Fornelli captured his 900th win overall.

On June 4, 2018, local radio station KVOE (AM) reported that Fornelli had accepted the head coaching job at in-state MIAA rival, Pittsburg State University, after 15 seasons at his alma mater. He was formally introduced the next day, June 5.

Seth Wheeler (2019–present)
On June 15, 2018, Hornet pitcher coach Seth Wheeler was promoted to head coach. Wheeler had been an assistant coach for the Hornets since 2016.

Venue and culture

Stadium
Glennen Field at Trusler Sports Complex opened in 1992. The field was named after Emporia State University President, Robert E. Glennen, who served from 1984 to 1997. In 2009, a new artificial turf was installed to Glennen Field to replace the infield. Glennen Field also received a new scoreboard and an indoor hitting facility during the 2009 season.

School colors

Emporia State's official school colors are black and gold. They have been the colors since the school was founded in 1863, and until recently, the gold was Old gold.

Mascot

Corky the Hornet is Emporia State University's mascot. In 1923 when the Emporia State was named to the Kansas State Teachers College, the athletic teams were known as the "Yaps". Many people were not fond of the name, most notably Emporia State coach, Vic Trusler. Trusler suggested to Cecil Carle of the Emporia Gazette that the university's athletic teams should be called the "Yellow Jackets". However, the name changed to "Hornets" due to the lack of newspaper space.

In 1933, the Teachers College had a student contest where students and staff could design a mascot for the college. Sophomore Paul Edwards, who graduated in 1937, designed Corky. Although hundreds of drawings were submitted, Edwards' Corky, a "human-like" hornet was selected. Corky was published in The Bulletin, the student newspaper for Emporia State University.

Notable alumni
 Don Dennis, middle relief pitcher for the St. Louis Cardinals in the 1960s.
 Roy Evans, pitcher in the Major League Baseball in the 1890s and early 1900s.
 Bob Fornelli, former head coach for the Hornets.
 Homer Woodson Hargiss, football and basketball coach for Emporia State and the University of Kansas.
 Brad Hill, former head baseball coach at Kansas State University.
 Fred Kipp, pitcher in Major League Baseball from 1957 to 1960; played with the Brooklyn/Los Angeles Dodgers and the New York Yankees.
 Steve Shifflett, pitcher for the Kansas City Royals in 1992.
 Fran Welch, long-time coach and athletic director at Emporia State.

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Local magazines tell you when people are arrested, publish their pic and arrest details?
Home › Forums › Personal Security › Local magazines tell you when people are arrested, publish their pic and arrest details?
I am not a lawyer of course, but saw something recently that shocked me quite a bit. I wanted to relate my story here and possibly get some good and honest feedback about it and also see if others feel the same way, or if I am just maybe being a bit too reactionary.
Ok, I was in a couple of my local gas stations recently and noticed that there are a bunch of these magazines that talk about people who have been arrested, primarily in the local community.
So, these magazines actually publish the photo of those who have been arrested, along with all of the details of their arrest. I imagine this could be quite embarrassing to the people involved.
Also, I feel this is a clear invasion of their right to privacy. It offended me a little bit. After all, if something were to ever happen to me, I could be unjustly accused of something and be arrested. Then my name would go in such a magazine and everyone would think that I was a criminal! How is this legal? Am I wrong to feel offended by this?
I can understand how someone who was arrested or accused unjustly would feel like their rights are being violated if their picture was published. However, I do not think that this is something to be overly concerned or worried about. Basically, these are magazines that take the police reports and other pieces of information and then report on them. They have been around for some time, although I think that today they are more popular than ever.
The purpose of these types of magazines is actually probably less sinister than you think. If I am correct, they were started as a way to help keep parents and family members informed about the arrests of sexual offenders or other sexual type predators. They made it easy to follow what was happening and to stay informed. I think that this is probably a less important function now since there are many different services that can also provide this information. There are even some free services nowadays that can do this.
That being said, no this is not illegal. I am not a lawyer either, but the reason this can be done is because it is all public record. Police and arrest information is available to anyone who goes looking for it. So, whether you think this is offensive or an invasion of their privacy, it is clearly legal.
I do think it is interesting that you were a bit offended by something like this. Is it because you think people who are arrested still maintain a right to secrecy? The problem with this is that if everything about arrests were kept secret, then there is no checks or balances on the system. If anyone could be arrested in secret, with no information being required to be released, imagine what that could do to our entire system of justice?
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Kobe Steel's reputation tarnished over quality scandal
Kobe Steel of Japan has seen its share price slashed by more than 40% in two days after it announced that it had discovered part of its business has been selling sub-standard aluminium and copper to clients.
The affected clients include car manufacturers, airline manufacturers and shipping firms.
In a statement, Kobe says a portion of the products traded with customers did not comply with the product specifications which were agreed between the company and its customers.
"Data in inspection certificates had been improperly rewritten etc, and the products were shipped as having met the specifications concerned. This incident of improper conduct came to light following self-inspections and emergency quality audits of the compliance status of contracts executed as to products shipped over the past year," it said in a statement published in Japan.
Included in the list are aluminium flat-rolled products, which are often used in car parts such as doors and bodywork, as well as aircraft wings and fuselage.
But it also says aluminium extrusions were sold that were sub-standard. These are used for the more crucial parts of both vehicles and aircraft, including frames for vehicles and spars inside the wings of aircraft.
Should these be found to be defective, the vehicles and planes will either have to undergo a massive overhaul or be scrapped.
The other parts which are sub-standard, says Kobe, are copper strips used in power generation, copper tubes used in plumbing, and aluminium castings and forgings which could end up in car engines or maritime engines.
The total quantity of material involved includes 19,300 tons of flat-rolled and extruded aluminium, 2,200 tons of copper products like strips and tubes and 19,400 tons of aluminium castings and forgings.
According to Kobe Steel, customers who received these defective products are being informed "one by one".
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"The company has been carrying out technical verifications with its customers on the impact of the nonconforming products on quality (including safety) of the end products," Kobe said.
Its share price has collapsed, losing more than a third of its value in two days of trading.
Customers like Shinsho Corporation, which lost a quarter of its value on Monday, 10 October, and Mitsubishi Corporation, which saw its share price plunge by almost $1bn, are exposed and Kobe could face additional damages claims by some of the world's biggest manufacturing companies.
Toyota Motor Coporation is Kobe Steel's number three buyer.
Boeing has already checked the Kobe-related deliveries and says it has found no problems so far with the material emanating from Kobe that is used in its aircraft.
"The company has also been conducting an investigation on the facts pertaining to the improper conduct and an investigation as to whether or not similar improper conducts exist in its other business units," it said in an online statement.
Kobe has also embarked on a quality control audit and says no other problems were found.
An investigation committee has been set up, which includes the company chairman, president and CEO Hiroya Kawasaki while it has called in an outside law firm to investigate who was involved and who may face further action for "improper conduct".
Japanese quality-related scandals have increased over the past decade as the country's industrial sector faces stiff competition from China and India and tries to find cost-effective ways of improving production.
It's not the first time that Kobe has found irregularities in production.
In June 2016, Kobe Steel said one of its subsidiary companies had falsified test data of tensile strength regarding its stainless steel wire. In 2008, another Kobe Steel company failed to run proper tests as required by the Japanese government on products before shipment.
In May 2016, Suzuku admitted it had falsified fuel-economy data in 16 types of cars and trucks sold in Japan, well over one million vehicles in all. In April 2016, Mitsubishi Motors admitted that it had also manipulated fuel-economy tests and more than 600,000 vehicles were involved.
In 2015, independent investigators found that Toshiba had exaggerated profits over five years and led to a write-down of more than $360m for the company on its 2014 results.
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The makers of the hit music game series Rockband have created a new experience that brings the gamer right into the DJ booth! Fuser is a really fun game whether you are a DJ veteran or someone who just enjoys music. This game has a library of a little over 100 songs that you can mix and flip.
Now what's cool is that you get to use stems from the songs during your live remix experience. Drop the vocals of Billie Ellish over the traps drums from a Migos song then add the melody from a Chainsmokers song and now you have a very unique and cool sounding remix. It appears that their is a master tempo that will sync the tracks and help you stay in time. The object of the game, similar to Guitar Hero/RockBand is to play the stems of the songs in time to keep your virtual crowd going.
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Q: Uniqueness of product measure (non $\sigma$-finite case) Let $(X,\mathscr{A},\mu), (Y,\mathscr{B},\nu)$ be two measure spaces, then we have the product measurable space $(X\times Y, \mathscr{A}\times\mathscr{B})$ where $\mathscr{A}\times\mathscr{B}$ is the $\sigma$-algebra generated by $\{A\times B, A\in \mathscr{A}, B\in \mathscr{B}\}$. Applying Caratheodory extension we can always construct a measure $m$ on $\mathscr{A}\times\mathscr{B}$ so that $m(A\times B)=\mu(A)\nu(B)$. Further, if $\mu$ and $\nu$ are $\sigma$-finite, by monotone class theorem such a measure $m$ is uniquely determined. Now my question is:

When $\mu$ and $\nu$ are not $\sigma$-finite, is product measure still unique?

A: I give more simple example. Let $\mu =\lambda \times \#$ be usual product of $\lambda$ and $\#$. Let $\mu_1$ be defined as follows: $$\mu_1(X)=\sum_{y \in [0,1]}\lambda_y(([0,1]\times \{y\})\cap X)$$for all Lebesgue measurable subset $X$ of $[0,1]\times [0,1]$, where $\lambda_y$ is Lebesgue measure defined on $[0,1]\times \{y\}$. Then measures $\mu$ and $\mu_1$ are agreeing on measurable rectangles but $\mu(\{(x,x):x \in [0,1]\})=+\infty$ and $\mu_1( (\{(x,x):x \in [0,1]\})=0$.

A: Uniqueness does not hold in general.
Besides the usual product measure of two measure spaces $(X,\mathfrak{M},\mu)$ and $(Y,\mathfrak{N},\nu)$, there is a different version of the product measure, called the complete locally determined product. For products of non-$\sigma$-finite measure spaces it has many desirable properties that the usual product measure lacks. In his Measure Theory, Fremlin goes so far as to call the usual product measure the primitive product measure, see chapter 5 of volume 2 for more details on the construction and its basic properties.
What follows below is taken more or less directly from Fremlin's exposition.
The construction of the complete locally determined version of the product measure is as follows: Let $\pi = \mu \times \nu$ be the usual product measure on the full $\sigma$-algebra $\mathfrak{P} = \mathfrak{M} \otimes \mathfrak{N}$ obtained from performing the Carathéodory construction on the measurable rectangles. It seems more natural to do this than to restrict to the $\sigma$-algebra $\mathfrak{M} \times \mathfrak{N} \subset \mathfrak{M} \otimes \mathfrak{N}$ generated by the measurable rectangles from the beginning. The complete locally determined product measure $p$ is an "inner regularization" of the usual product measure $\pi$. Its definition is that for $P \in \mathfrak{P}$ one puts
$$p(P) = \sup{\{\pi(P \cap (M \times N))\,:\,\mu(M) \lt \infty, \nu(N) \lt \infty\}}.$$
If you're willing to believe that $p$ is a measure, you can skip the next section of this answer.

Let us check that $p$ is indeed a measure: Clearly, $p(\emptyset) = 0$. If $P_n \in \mathfrak{P}$ is a sequence of pairwise disjoint sets, we can estimate for every pair $M \in \mathfrak{M},N \in \mathfrak{N}$ with $\mu(M) \lt \infty$ and $\nu(N) \lt \infty$ that
$$
\pi \left( \bigcup_{n=1}^{\infty} P_n \cap (M \times N)\right) = \sum_{n=1}^{\infty}\; \pi\left(P_n \cap (M \times N)\right) \leq \sum_{n=1}^{\infty}\;p(P_n),
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hence
$p\left(\bigcup_{n=1}^{\infty}P_n\right) \leq \sum_{n=1}^{\infty}\;p(P_n),$ so $p$ is $\sigma$-subadditive. To prove $\sigma$-additivity, note that we can choose for every $t \lt \sum p(P_n)$ a large enough $k$ such that there are
$t_1 \lt p(P_1), \ldots, t_k \lt p(P_k)$ with $t \lt t_1 + \cdots + t_k$. Then we can choose $M_i \in \mathfrak{M},N_i \in \mathfrak{N}$ with
$\mu(M_i)\lt \infty$ and $\nu(N_i) \lt \infty$ such that $t_i \leq \pi(P_i \cap (M_i \times N_i))$. Let $M = M_1 \cup \cdots \cup M_k$, $N = N_1 \cup \cdots \cup N_k$. Then, by definition, and the fact that $\mu(M) \lt \infty$ and $\nu(N)\lt \infty$, we have
$$
p\left(\bigcup_{n=1}^\infty P_n\right) \geq
\pi\left(\bigcup_{n=1}^\infty P_n \cap (M \times N)\right) \geq
\sum_{n = 1}^k \; \pi (P_n \cap (M \times N)) \geq
\sum_{n=1}^k \; \pi(P_n \cap (M_n \times N_n)) \gt t.
$$
Thus $t \lt p(\bigcup P_n) \leq \sum p(P_n)$ for every $t < \sum p(P_n)$. It follows that $p$ is $\sigma$-additive on disjoint sequences sets in $\mathfrak{P}$, hence $p$ is a measure on $\mathfrak{P}$.
Exercise 1: It is clear that $p(M \times N) = \mu(M)\,\nu(N)$ for $M$ and $N$ of finite measure. To ensure this equality for all measurable sets $M$ and $N$, we need to suppose that $(X,\mathfrak{M},\mu)$ and $(Y,\mathfrak{N},\nu)$ are semi-finite in the sense that every set of infinite measure contains a measurable set of finite positive measure. This implies that $\mu(M) = \sup{\{\mu(E)\,:\,E \subset M, \mu(E) \lt \infty\}}$ and similarly for $\nu$. Using this, check that the equality $p(M \times N) = \mu(M)\, \nu(N)$ holds for all $M \in \mathfrak{M}$ and $N \in \mathfrak{N}$.
Exercise 2: Let $(X,\mathfrak{M},\mu)$ and $(Y,\mathfrak{N},\nu)$ be $\sigma$-finite spaces. Prove that $p = \pi$.
Exercise 3: Let $(X,\mathfrak{M},\mu)$ and $(Y,\mathfrak{N},\nu)$ be arbitrary measure spaces. If $\lambda$ is any measure on $\mathfrak{P}$ satisfying $\lambda(M \times N) = \mu(M)\nu(N)$ then $p(P) \leq \lambda(P) \leq \pi(P)$.

We are finally ready to concoct our counterexample—most of the basic counterexamples in connection with product measures are variations of this theme.
Let $(X,\mathfrak{M},\mu) = ([0,1],\Sigma,\lambda)$ be the unit interval with Lebesgue measure. Let $(Y,\mathfrak{N},\nu) = ([0,1],\mathcal{P}([0,1]),\#)$ be the unit interval equipped with counting measure. Let $\pi$ be the usual product measure and $p$ its locally determined version. Since both $\mu$ and $\nu$ are semi-finite, we have by exercise 1 above that $p(M \times N) = \mu(M) \nu(N)$ for all measurable $M \subset X$ and $N \subset Y$.
Notice that the diagonal $\Delta = \{(x,x) \,:\,x \in [0,1]\}$ is in the $\sigma$-algebra $\mathfrak{M \times N}$ generated by the measurable rectangles, because
$$\Delta = \bigcap_{n =1}^{\infty}\; \bigcup_{k=0}^{n-1}\; \left[\frac{k}{n},\frac{k+1}{n}\right] \times \left[\frac{k}{n},\frac{k+1}{n}\right].$$
Exercise 4: $\pi(\Delta) = \infty$.
Exercise 5: $p(\Delta) = 0$.
Thus, $\pi$ and $p$ are distinct, while agreeing on the measurable rectangles themselves. Since $\Delta \in \mathfrak{M} \times \mathfrak{N}$ this also holds for the restrictions of $\pi$ and $p$ from $\mathfrak{M \otimes N}$ to $\mathfrak{M \times N}$.

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Clark School Team to Compete in NASA's RASC-AL Competition
A team of four undergraduate students from the University of Maryland's A. James Clark School of Engineering will travel to Cocoa Beach, Florida, to compete in this year's Revolutionary Aerospace Systems Concepts - Academic Linkages (RASC-AL) competition, representing a larger team of 28 undergraduate students from the Department of Aerospace Engineering's ENAE484: Principles of Space Systems Design course. The competition will be held June 18–20, 2019.
Maryland returns to RASC-AL, a National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) design competition managed by the National Institute of Aerospace (NIA), for the 17th year. UMD traditionally presents a strong showing at RASC-AL, having placed among the top two teams 11 times since 2003.
The 2019 RASC-AL competition asks teams to develop new concepts and innovations that will allow access and exploration of the moon's orbit via NASA's Gateway. Gateway, currently under development by NASA, is an orbital platform that would enable crewed missions to the moon, with the ultimate goal of sending a crewed mission to Mars.
UMD's team project, SHELL: Shuttle for Habitable Extended Lunar Landings, is a reusable lunar ascent–descent vehicle with the capacity to transfer humans and cargo from Gateway to the lunar surface. According to team member Pat Hoskins, who graduated in Spring 2019 with a B.S. in aerospace engineering, the team went the extra mile, surpassing RASC-AL competition requirements and designing SHELL with the capability to transport a pressurized rover and a long-duration lunar habitat in addition to cargo and humans.
Faculty advisor Dave Akin—associate professor in aerospace engineering, director of the Space Systems Laboratory, and affiliate of the Institute for Systems Research—has mentored Maryland students to participate in NASA design competitions since he began his career at the university in 1990. He says that the competition has many benefits for students, who know that NASA has a direct interest in their work and that they will be reporting their results to NASA.
Hoskins also spoke of the benefits of participating in RASC-AL, citing a strong work ethic and sense of camaraderie among team members as well as the practical applications of a project that will help NASA establish a research station on one of the lunar poles.
The team, advised by Akin; Mary Bowden, visiting assistant professor of aerospace engineering and acting director of the Women in Engineering Program; and Andrew Becnel, lecturer in aerospace engineering, travels to Cocoa Beach, Florida, on June 17 to present SHELL.
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The long-awaited holiday film A Show-Stopping Christmas date is on December 6th, 2022. Many viewers have waited a long time for this, but it seems well worth the anticipation.
A Show-Stopping Christmas cast is as follows:
Jamie Perez acts as Riley Burdett
Thomas McDonnell acts as Sam
Maureen Keiller acts as Regina Caldwell
Caroline Portu acts as Bridget
Robert Walsh acts as Archie
Junior Cius acts as Bill
Abri acts as Reporter
Paul Melendy acts as Elvin
James Dickens acts as Tiny Tim
Dennis Daniel acts as Ghost of Christmas Present
Mollie Pedersen acts as Little Fan
Allison Rothwell acts as Outdoor Show Patron
In A Show-Stopping Christmas, Riley Burdett plays the role of the artistic director of the Onota Theatre, which is located in Western Massachusetts.
After the cruel owner of the theater, Regina makes public her intention to sell the structure just a few days before the annual Christmas show, Riley is compelled to make an emotional appeal to the ghosts of Regina's past, present, and future order to persuade Regina to change her mind about selling the building.
Meanwhile, the well-known television personality Sam Palmer, whose role is portrayed by Thomas McDonnell, has relocated there so that he may get away from the chaos in Los Angeles.
After Riley chooses to cast him in her production of A Christmas Carol as Bob Cratchit, he uses his star power, sense of humor, and the blossoming love he has for Riley to rescue the theater… and win her heart.
Yes, A Show-Stopping Christmas is worth watching. It has an all-star cast, amusing Christmas songs, a comedy suitable for the whole family, and many touching moments throughout. Everyone is sure to discover at least one facet that appeals to them, which is a wonderful thing.
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John Stimpson is A Show-Stopping Christmas director. Famous works by John Stimpson include The Legend of Lucy Keyes (2006), A Kiss for Christmas (2011), and Ghost Light (2013). (2018).
The Christmas special A Show Stopping Christmas IMDB is not available. It is not yet featured on IMDB. Once the rating is available on IMDB, we'll make sure to update this article accordingly.
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Alexander Gonzalez, president of California State University, Sacramento will be the speaker at the next installment of the Breakfast Club Speakers Series, hosted by the CSUS Alumni Association. Gonzalez will speak at 7:30 a.m., Tuesday, Dec. 16 in the CSUS Alumni Center.
The free events, which include breakfast, feature a range of guests speaking on hot topics in the Sacramento region in a low-key, off-the-record format that allows audience interaction.
Gonzalez was named the University's 11th president by the California State University Board of Trustees in March. Before coming to Sacramento, he served six years as president of CSU San Marcos where San Diego magazine named him one of "50 to Watch in 2000" calling him "a no-nonsense educator" and a "hard-charging administrator." Prior to his stay at San Marcos, Gonzalez spent 18 years at CSU Fresno, as a faculty member and later as provost and vice president for academic affairs. He holds a doctorate and master's degree in psychology from UC Santa Cruz. He earned a bachelor's degree in history from Pomona College. He also spent a year as a postdoctoral fellow at Stanford University.
Upcoming speakers in this season's Breakfast Club series include Sacramento County Sheriff Lou Blanas on Tuesday, March 9 and News 10 anchor Cristina Mendonsa on Tuesday, May 11. Former NBA star-turned-philanthropist Kevin Johnson spoke at the October event.
Gonzalez' talk is sponsored by the Engineering and Computer Science Chapter of the CSUS Alumni Association.
Seating is limited. For reservations or additional information, contact the Alumni Association at (916) 278-6295.


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What Second Generation Immigrants Are Tired of Hearing
A List of Xenophobic Microaggressions
Charlene Wu, Vivian Njoroge, and Oishii Basu|November 27, 2021
Before you read this article, we want to clarify a few things. One, as defined in the dictionary, second-generation immigrants are "individuals born and raised in the United States who have at least one foreign-born parent." This is a criterion that many people at Enloe alone can relate to. It would be unfair to say that everyone has had the same experience. However, many second-generation immigrants have had similar experiences when it comes to xenophobic and ignorant comments. Two, if you have said anything on this list, don't necessarily feel bad, but remember that what you say can affect others. Read some of these insensitive statements and be more educated of xenophobic microaggressions.
"You've never seen ___? It's a childhood classic."
Many immigrant children grew up consuming media from their family's home country, not immediately exposed to American TV, radio, or books. Saying this expresses that knowing specific media narrowly defines what an American is. Why are certain American movies "must watch" but others widely popular elsewhere go ignored? Often, immigrants need to play catch up to understand American pop culture and are ridiculed for it. No childhood is exactly the same, and to make a general claim that everyone should be familiar with a certain trend is alienating and unfair.
"Don't be a grinch."
The obligatory holiday cheer has never truly resonated with families that don't celebrate it. The world has thousands of diverse holidays that never get the same recognition as Christmas. It's a Christain holiday, not universally celebrated nor the only holiday tied to wintertime.
"Did you just say ____? It's actually pronounced ___."
Not everyone grew up in an English-speaking household, thus unfamiliar with American phrases or idioms. It's hard enough growing up learning multiple languages and when to use them, pronunciation and accent are big insecurities.
It's hypocritical to ridicule pronunciation when mainstream America butchers every other culture's names and words with no effort of respect. Immigrants are given both burdens of deciphering what Americans choose to be correct, while also conforming their own language to the comfort of American listeners. Examples include: "Chai tea," "Chow mein," or any non-English name.
Language has diverse dialects. There's no 100% true pronunciation of any language, it changes based on different regions and time. For example, English originated from England, yet American pronunciation evolved separately from British English.
The ultimate purpose of speaking is to get the point across. If what was said was understood, then it shouldn't matter how it was pronounced. Further clarification can be politely asked for, without mockery.
Calling cultural food, custom or anecdote "weird"
Showing one's culture is extremely vulnerable, and wanting to share it means they love it so much they wish another experiences it as well. Saying this completely breaks that trust. It alienates and disrespects any means of cultural appreciation.
Pushing them to speak in another language
Growing up in a country that forces everyone to speak English may make them want to only speak English! Not all second generation immigrants are able to speak a second language fluently, and are uncomfortable when the environment feels like they're being tested on it. This implies that not knowing the language invalidates their identity, and isn't solely perpetuated by Americans. Usually around relatives, their second language's American accent is often pointed out. This not only alienates them from America, but their own cultural community.
"I'm more [insert ethnicity] than you!"
This is usually based on racial stereotypes. (If based on a DNA test, most likely that trace of ancestry is tied to colonization and sexual assault.) None of which should be made proud of. Saying this ignores and invalidates the prejudice and trauma that POC immigrants face.
"Talk to your relatives to learn your family history."
Some stories are tied to heavy intergenerational trauma and/ or put undocumented people at risk. Many don't have complete knowledge of their history due to their families being uncomfortable with sharing it. Widely popular in school projects, children's connection to their culture may worsen, as the loss of knowledge is displayed and graded.
"You should ask your parents for help (mentally, financially, etc.)"
Not everyone lives in a safe household to have this type of parental relationship. American societal norms differ from others. Just because it's not a big deal to one doesn't mean it's the same for all.
"But you never told me this bothered you before?"
Immigrant families have been constantly ridiculed and belittled for their grievances for centuries. The reason why they never said anything before was because they were never provided a safe space to do so.
While these words may not be intentionally said to harm, they develop long term effects. They subject alienation both from America, a country they're unfamiliar with, and from their own family's cultural identity, which they're disconnected from. They exoticize cultures and normalize assimilation, planting the seeds of internalized xenophobia. When considering yourself an ally, do your part to acknowledge ways you may have perpetuated xenophobic language and clear it from your vocabulary.
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"Yes, we've got a bit of a lead, we accept that situation gladly.
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All will be monitored in the hospital for 7 days and then rest at home for another 30 days after their ordeal of being trapped in a cave.
MAE SAI, Thailand – As ecstatic relatives watched and waved from behind a glass barrier, the 12 boys and their soccer coach rescued from deep within a flooded cave in Thailand made the V-for-Victory sign Wednesday from their beds in a hospital isolation ward where they are recovering from the 18-day ordeal.
That gutsy determination was on display Wednesday in a video taken from the hospital isolation ward. The boys, their faces covered by green surgical masks, flashed the V-for-Victory sign as they sat up in bed and chatted with their nurses, at times responding with the customary Thai sign of respect – hands pressed together while bowing the head. The youngest boy, 11, appeared to be asleep under a crisp white sheet.
In this image made from video, three of the 12 boys are seen recovering in their hospital beds after being rescued along with their coach from a flooded cave in Mae Sai, Chiang Rai province, northern Thailand.
This undated photo from video released via the Thai Navy SEAL Facebook Page shows rescuers holding an evacuated boy inside the Tham Luang Nang Non cave in Mae Sai, Chiang Rai province, in northern Thailand.


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Presented by North West Business Insider awards judge Andy Hodgson (pictured) at the Lowry Hotel in Manchester on Thursday, May 10, James Cropper now go forward to the Made In The UK grand final next month where the best of British manufacturing will be celebrated.
Prince Charles visited James Cropper in March as they launched their plastic-free packaging, which builds on their CupCycling technology – the world's first process dedicated to upcycling disposable coffee cups. The cups are saved from landfill and incineration, and turned instead into beautiful papers and consumer packaging such as Colourform.
The process involves removing the tricky polyethylene coating that makes takeaway cups waterproof, while preserving the precious paper fibres. Working with coffee shops, waste management partners and brands who care about the environment, James Cropper have set out to help recycle some of the estimated 2.5billion takeaway cups currently thrown away in the UK each year – the majority of which currently end up in landfill.
To date more than 20million coffee cups have been recycled through the process, and the facility has the capacity to upcycle 500m each year.
Now in their sixth year, Insider's Made In The North West Awards are a celebration of all that's great about manufacturing, applauding the use of technology, the ambition to export and the motivation to train and invest in people. The winners of the 11 categories now go through to the Made In The UK grand final at the June 20 conference at The Titanic Hotel in Liverpool.