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United Kingdom Internal Market Bill - Committee (5th Day)
Part of the debate – in the House of Lords at 8:30 pm on 9th November 2020.
Lord Shinkwin Conservative 8:30 pm, 9th November 2020
My Lords, may I begin by joining with the noble Lord, Lord Carlile of Berriew, and other noble Lords in mourning the loss of our noble friend Lord Sacks?
I shall speak to Clauses 44 and 45. I may be being thick but, for me—and I think for millions of people who voted for the UK to leave the EU—these clauses go to the heart of why we felt there was no alternative. I did not vote to leave the EU almost four and a half years ago because I hate Europe or because I am xenophobic. I did so with a heavy heart because I believed that, unless and until we had left and the transition period had passed, British democracy would be inexorably undermined by a lack of transparency, accountability and control. I did so because I believe in a stronger, not an ever weaker, Parliament, in government that is more accountable, not less, and in a people that thus have more power, not less.
The idea that we should surrender in the final round makes no sense at all. For that is what we would be doing without this insurance policy. Whether we like it or not, it is an inescapable fact that, without it, the integrity and viability of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland could be at risk. Of course, who in your Lordships' House does not hope that we achieve a favourable outcome through the Joint Committee process? However, this is not guaranteed by any means.
It is worth reflecting on the practical consequences of an unfavourable outcome. My noble friend Lord Lilley posed the key question: what would it mean for people's lives and livelihoods in Northern Ireland? As the noble Lord, Lord Dodds of Duncairn, made clear, it would have a terrible impact.
Essentially, damaging defaults would come into effect, which would achieve the very opposite of what noble Lords, the Prime Minister, the Taoiseach, the First Minister and Deputy First Minister of Northern Ireland, and the President-elect of the United States all reject—the effective creation of a hard border in the Irish Sea between Great Britain and Northern Ireland. If I may, I would like to take this opportunity to say how excited I am personally by the election of the first woman and person of colour as Vice-President of the United States. It must mark one of the most exciting milestones in my lifetime and is a testimony to the overwhelming, inevitable logic of equality.
If Michel Barnier or President-elect Biden want to protect Northern Ireland's integrity and equality through the Good Friday agreement, surely they must accept that a hard border would not achieve that objective. It is therefore essential that we safeguard the gains that have been made and ensure there is a safety net in place to protect the people of Northern Ireland—their jobs, their livelihoods and their financial security—should the EU fail to agree reasonable solutions in the joint committee. As my noble friend Lady Noakes said, these clauses do that pragmatically. I agree with the noble Baroness, Lady Hoey. If parliamentary sovereignty is to mean anything, these clauses must stand part of this Bill.
(Citation: HL Deb, 9 November 2020, c897)

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Next Tuesday, May 16th at 6:30 pm will be our first "clean out the old" to "make way for the new" season. Please come out to help if you can, meet your neighbours and learn about some of the wildflowers growing in our perennial bed. We'll find out what works for people and set the schedule for this season, likely Tuesday evenings again. Thank you all in advance. Whatever time you can spare is greatly appreciated.
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Analysis: Czech Police are confusing lawful behavior with "left-wing extremism"
Demonstrator in Prague, 2016. The sign reads "I'm a LEX, you should be too". The term "lex" is Czech Police shorthand for "left-wing extremist", a term ascribed by them to many people who are not extremists at all. (PHOTO: Saša Uhlová)
In September 1998, 17 years ago, the Antifa initiative held a march in the Czech city of Brno under the slogan "Blacks, whites, let's unite!" and "Why see difference when nothing divides us?!" The organizer of that march, Dušan Rosenbaum, said at the close of the demonstration that racism and fascism were more than just a problem for Jews, Roma and other persons of color here, but had also become a problem for LGBT people, those living with disabilities, ethnic minorities, humanists and human rights defenders: "Let's prevent conflict arising from natural human diversity, whether it be ethnic, cultural, national, racial or sexual," he warned.
Among the targets of publicly-declared hatred today, groups unknown to us in 1998 are now predominant, namely, the imaginary, virtual refugees, the "economic migrants", the so-called "welcomers", and less directly, the "optimists". In recent months Angela Merkel has become her own, independent enemy "group" and target as well.
Who is "inadaptable" here?
For 25 years, the media and politicians running for election have defined themselves as being against homeless people, welfare recipients, "trailer trash", "idlers" and even people released from serving prison sentences. All these people are covered by the comfortable, general label of "inadaptables".
Romani people, however, have also been put into that category so matter-of-factly and to such a massive extent that the term "inadaptable" has become the preferred term used by those making public appearances to incite hatred who also want to avoid criticism - they prefer to use that term instead of the expression "Roma". The two words have become all but synonymous.
There have been vain attempts, including by me, to achieve public condemnation and repudiation of the word "inadaptable", for example, with the aid of the board of public broadcaster Czech Television, or the Council on Radio and Television Broadcasting, an administrative body whose decisions are subject to judicial (cassation) review. Because criminal prosecution for incitement to hatred against a group or the restriction of a group's rights is apparently an inaccessible legal instrument for redress in our traditionally nationalist, ethnocentric Czech society, it would be significant if we were to have a ruling on this from the Supreme Administrative Court for other administrative and court proceedings to be guided by.
Such a ruling would confirm to the public and to state bodies that the expression "inadaptable" is based on a fictional, collective notion of a non-existent, collective incapacity and that the very grammatical form of this term assesses the alleged position of the person to whom it is ascribed as immutable. It is a stigmatizing expression.
Have we been able, during the independent existence of the Czech state, to note at least some progress in the reporting by the media, politicians and Government about the social groups to which the people involved in public clashes and demonstration situations either actually or apparently belong? The sources of information for the media about these public clashes are frequently police officers, who are usually not very educated and are also very traditional when it comes to culture and politics, and it is precisely they who promote the expressions used when informing the public about public conflicts and clashes involving Romani people, foreign nationals, or various politically-motivated groups - and the media, after all, is only interested almost exclusively in conflicts.
The Interior Ministry's fight against totalitarians in 2016
It is rank-and-file police officers who are usually both witnesses to and regulators of public conflicts, and their informing of the public about those conflicts is based on a black-and-white worldview, expressed through an appropriate one-word or two-word (at the most) labeling of the "quarreling" groups involved in these public conflicts. (Media confusion arises whenever there are more than two "quarreling" groups in one place.)
Starting in the mid-1990s, the shorthand terms used for these groups were "skinheads" and either "Roma" or one "Rom" (whether the person actually was Romani or was assumed to be) whom the skinheads had beaten up, drowned, or killed in some other way, as well as skinheads versus anarchists. Media outlets that were a bit more serious used to add "and their sympathizers" when mentioning anarchists, until some people protesting against racist threats and violence in Ústí nad Labem issued a statement that they were not sympathizers of anarchists, but were protesting against public appearances by persons inciting hatred (persons who were, therefore, violating the Constitution and the law) not as sympathizers of anarchy, but in the name of human decency.
This terminology stuck for many years, but gradually references to skinheads and anarchists were pushed aside by a new term, "extremists". This word is used in other countries too, although in Germany the expression "right-wing/left-wing radicals" is more frequent, and in France most media write and speak about the ultra-right or the ultra-left.
What is interesting is that in Germany, where the Christian Democratic Union and Christian Social Union are considered simply right-wing from a French or Czech perspective when compared to the Social Democrats, Liberals or Greens, the term "right-wing" implies the same thing as what the French mean by the "ultra-right" and what is frequently spoken of as the fascistoid right or even as neo-Nazis. The terms "extremism" and "extremists" are not recognized by Czech law, and I hope they are not recognized by the legal order in any other countries - they were disseminated here thanks to the efforts of the Czech Interior Ministry and the Security Information Services in the mid-1990s.
Czech Interior Minister Jan Ruml and his spokesperson (later Deputy Interior Minister) Martin Fendrych were personally responsible for that. Ever since then, these terms have flooded the reports of the Security Information Services and various concept notes published by the Interior Ministry.
The most recent of those notes, which has applied since last May, is called the "Concept for Combating Extremism". One if its chapters poses the following challenge: "Anti-totalitarian awareness".
This reminds me of the fight against the bourgeoisie that began a few years after the coup of February 1948 in Czechoslovakia, the class war. The Interior Ministry today is still fighting against things that don't exist, and that includes Czech Interior Minister Milan Chovanec and his ministry today.
Lexes versus pexes
Today there are no longer skinheads and anarchists, but extremists, both right-wing and left-wing - or in police jargon the "pex" and the "lex". The police seriously use those terms in their reports.
These terms are similar to the modern German nicknames "Ossi" and "Wessi", used to refer to the inhabitants of what used to be Eastern Germany and Western Germany (who, however, are fortunately not fighting each other). Thanks to the police, in Czech combat conditions we have these great labels for each side of what are mostly street conflicts, "lex" and "pex".
On Saturday, 27 February, a demonstration of solidarity with the Autonomous Social Center Klinika took place in Prague, estimated at anywhere between 2 000 and 2 500 people. I went out to support the "lexes" and noticed a sign being carried by a demonstrator on Vinohradské Square: "I'M A LEX, BE ONE TOO" (JSEM LEX, BUĎ TAKY) that also included several slogans explaining what that means - voluntary activity, lectures, collections in aid of refugees, solidarity with anarchists, passive protests against right-wing extremist actions.
I could subscribe to all of that, as I am aware that all of those requirements for being a "lex" are actually in accordance with the principles of democracy and the rule of law - but the police vision considers "pex and lex" to be two equivalent evils, which actually means the police vision does not accord with the principles of democracy and the rule of law at all. I can also state that the police here have sympathy for the "pex" because many police officers have made that blatantly clear and it has been proven in the ongoing criminal matter against Kateřina Krejčová, who has protested in support of receiving refugees.
When I was part of Charter 77, we used to frequently wave legal regulations and international treaties at the members of the Czechoslovak State Security (StB) and explain to them that they were behaving illegally. "You won't get away with this criminal activity," I told the StB at one of the "interrogations" they brought me to.
The time has probably arrived for us to reject the practices and attitudes of today's police officers with those same arguments. They are ascribing the negative intentions of illegality and harmfulness to the "lexes", who are really just striving for the realization of Constitutional principles, when it would actually be appropriate to ascribe those intentions to the hateful sedition of the "pexes" - and mainly, the police officers themselves are basically right-wing extremists.
This approach may be the way to ameliorate and bring to an end the current incitement against Islam and refugees. It might even succeed in precluding the belligerent militants from finding another scapegoat or from returning en masse to their traditional anti-Gypsyism.
Petr Uhl, translated by Gwendolyn Albert
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HomeMicrosoftSynchronize time with external NTP server on Windows Server 2008 (R2).
NTP synchronization is an important aspect for all computers on the network. By default, the clients computers get their time from a Domain Controller and the Domain Controller gets his time from the domain's PDC Operation Master. Therefore the PDC must synchronize his time from an external source. I usually use the servers listed at the NTP Pool Project website. Before you begin, don't forget to open the default UDP 123 port (in- and outbound) on your (corporate) firewall.
Tested on Windows Server 2008 R2 (Build 7600).
OK, I've corrected it. Thanks for the notice.
It doesnt' work with commas. This is the proper syntax as per pool.ntp.org website. I just rant it, then checked event viewer to confirm good time data.
The time service is now synchronizing the system time with the time source 0.pool.ntp.org (ntp.m|0x0|0.0.0.0:123->206.108.0.133:123).
The command put the whole string into the registry, quotes and all.
Hm.. strange, I've tested it on a W2k8 R2 server. It works without the quotes when you type the NTP servers wihout any spaces after the /manualpeerlist parameter.
Are the names of the time servers correct? When I check the link, it references *.pool.ntp.org. Your directions say ntp.pool.org.
Yes, you are absolutely right. Thanks for pointing that out. I've edited the post.
Thank you for this information saved me hours of deciphering ms documentation.
Marek thank you for this post, it seem to have saved so time for everyone.
I think i know why people are having problem they are cutting and pasting the command which for some reason the qoute are cuaseing an issue.
what i did was remove the qoute on notepad and put them back in. that seem to fix it.
Thank for pointing that out. I've removed the space form the post. Should be ok now.
unregistering will remove the whole w32tm key from the registry while registering will create a fresh key filled with the windows defaults.
Thank you so much, for the info here Johan, yours was the only thing that has worked for me – I work for a non-profit agency and we don't spend much for IT – all our systems & peripherals are donated and they can't afford to hire an experienced IT Tech so I'm it. Although it has literally been years since I've had anything to do with a server and that was only in school and you know how fast technology goes.
All the other strings I typed in, not copy/pasted and I just kept getting the error that the command was unknown. So at least I got our system clocks to the correct time for now and I'll probably have to repeat this step again but at least it works.
the list of servers needed to have ,0x1 after each entry and a space separating them to show up correctly in the NTPClient section of the registry. Otherwise only the first server on the list would populate.
Microsoft has provided a grafical FixIt program to set the timesources in Windows 2008 R2. This helps with all the syntax issues and the ",0x1 " issue.
Worked like a champ for me, no modifications, typed as indicated, and after restarting the time service, the server picked up on the correct time right away.
Thank you, finally a concise and straightforward way. It puzzles me that windows does not offer a GUI for this… RedHat even has one!
I'm not sure if anybody mentioned this, but the reason some people may be having problems with quotes is probably due to them being formatted.
And yes this worked great, thanks.
Bottom line is, if you put spaces in between the peers in the peer list, you need the quotes; no spaces, don't need the quotes.
Hey there. thanks for helpful post.
After this step it works fine.
but still server time which is also DC, is 6 minutes slower than the actual time.
Did you checked your firewall? Are the appropriate ports open for NTP traffic? If so, telnet to these NTP hosts to check the connection.
Thanks for your excellent and succinct post. One note, I just followed this again as I had to set up a new home/consulting network doman PDC from scratch, as my old one had become corrupted by bad RAM in the server. This during a transition of server upgrades that left it as the only domain controller in the forest. Bad news, really. Anyway, the access to the external NTP servers seems to work fine with only an inbound rule allowing port 123 access enabled, with no outbound port 123 rule. FWIW, but I just verified by sorting by port numbers in my Windows firewall to be sure.
Thanks for your post. The inbound port needs to be opened for your clients accessing the DC and synchronizing the time. I was also referring to the corporate firewall, I'll update the post.
If you only see one peer then it's not right. If you see multiple then all good. What you should see if you run the command above is written below. What I have noticed is that it will generally accept anything you put in but it needs to be as per the help section of w32tm /? which is space delimited and enclosed in quotes to get them all.
Was …. /manualpeerlist:"timeserver1″ "timeserver2" "timeserver3" …….
None of the others worked.
Thanks Alex, this is the only way it worked for me too.
I required our time sources between our storage devices, firewall and PDC to be synced, so now all devices get there time synced from the same source.
Fast, easy and reliable – that's what we want! Thank you!
Worked perfectly on a Windows 2008 Server!!!!
Thank you for these easy configuration steps!
According http://support.microsoft.com/kb/816042/en-us and http://www.meinberg.de/english/faq/faq_28.htm, the 0x8 flag should be used.
Statement from the KB article mentioned above: Note Use the 0x8 flag to force W32time to send normal client requests instead of symmetric active mode packets. The NTP servier replies to these normal client requests as usual.
Used the following command for the configuration: w32tm /config /syncfromflags:manual /manualpeerlist:"0.pool.ntp.org,0x8 1.pool.ntp.org,0x8 2.pool.ntp.org,0x8″ and it's working.
I just spent an hour on this. With 2008R2 use the "s and the ,0x1 at the end of each peer and a space between the peers. Until you get the w32tm /query /peers /verbose command to display each peer separately you haven't got it right. The event log will tell you when you have it right imediatley with the /update.
Great article, thanks. I wish M$ could write something like this. I think the problem folks are having copying and pasting is, even pasted into notepad, the leading " was backwards. I had to delete it and type " from my keyboard.
Thank, I think I will have to change the text formatting and don't use italic fonts.
Alternatively, you can sync the time with the NTP server of your ISP.
I just had to paste the whole command but deleted and re-typed each double-quote individually. No need to wrap the whole switch in quotes.
Just wanted you to know, this info page just keeps on giving. Thanks!
around 15 domain member servers are there, almost 80% of server synchornized but only few server not getting the time from DC. is that anything need to update the domain client server or DC.
I've literally tried every suggestion on here and it still doesn't work.
I don't blame anyone here, I blame Microsoft for this gross incompetence.
I mean seriously, do I really need to go through 2 hours of trying to figure out how to set a F*%&'ing clock?!
it works like a charm for me in windows 7. if you do the copy paste, make sure you re-type the double quotes (using any text editor and repair the double quotes and copy paste from the text editor to command prompt). don't forget one space button between ntp server lists.
Hi…, possible to sync time with linux server via commend .
We have 3 No's AD…..AD1 and AD2 have same time on both machine but is not the right time. AD3 has the right time (GMT +530, India).
All of the clients are synchronizing with either AD1 or AD2 (not sure which from the two). Here are the list of things i need help with.
1. When i change the time manually on AD1 or AD2 it gets changed back to the wrong time which is 10min ahead of the actual time. (changes automatically in 3 seconds every time i try changing manually). How to fix?
2. How to check which AD is supplying the time sync to the clients?
First, locate your PDC server as described in step 1. The other domain controllers should automatically pick up the right time. If not, please refer to the following how-to guide on time configuration in a Windows Active Directory environment.
yes i tried all that from that link but of no use.. DC3 is my PDC and it has the right time.
This is unexpected behavior. I suggest you open a support call at Microsoft.
All the command completed successfully.but when I try to execute "w32tm /resync" command we get below error.
It works with Windows Server 2012 R2 also.
Thanks so much. The instructions worked perfectly for me.
Thanks a lot. I have found this post very useful. I used it for two different networks. One Win2008R2 and the other Windows 2012 Server. I did retype the double quotes just in case otherwise the whole thing worked as is provided in here with out any problem.
This was great thanks for the post! I had to put double quotes at the beginning and end of the peerlist to get the command to be accepted, also I wasn't sure about the ,0x8 but the command worked and the query has all of the servers listed.
doesnt hurt to follow up everything with "w32tm /resync" to sync up the times.
Works great, really simple to follow no issues!
In that case you just point your PDC to that IP address so it will sync its time with your external masterclock.
Hi Guys im using VMWARE EXSi. all my servers in VM, do we have steps to be followed in synchronizing the time before applying these long commands in the pdc server?
Thanks you, it worked !!


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Those born on this day prize self-sufficiency above all else and, although this can help them bring about great progress through their energy and organizational skills, it can also bring them great unhappiness. They may, for example, cut themselves off from the love and support of others, a tendency which will leave them feeling emotionally isolated, wounding those who wish to offer them help. They can also take their independence to the extreme by becoming stubborn and inflexible in their beliefs; this can block their psychological growth and their chances of achieving success.
It is important, therefore, for them to learn to compromise and to be aware of the negative effect their intensity can have on others. Between the ages of twenty-one and fifty-one they will enter a period of increased emphasis on work, efficiency and order during which they are likely to gain an enhanced awareness of practical problem solving. Whatever their age, if they can recognize the need to be less detached and more sensitive to the feelings of others, so that workable compromises can be reached, these strong and independent individualists will surprise themselves and others with flashes of outstanding and truly inspired creativity.
People born on August 1 Zodiac can be somewhat inflexible and detached in relationships but their wonderful wit will always draw others to them. Once they learn to be more sensitive to the feelings of others they can be enormous fun; the only problem is that everyone will want a piece of them and they may find it hard to single out one potential partner. To avoid disappointment they need to take themselves less seriously when it comes to affairs of the heart.
People born on this day are independent by nature, often preferring to be their own experts on issues of health, diet, and lifestyle. They believe that they are the only ones who know what is best for them, and although this is laudable it can also lead them to ignore important advice from well-meaning friends and sometimes even doctors. If they can learn to compromise, they may find that their emotional and physical health benefit. As far as diet is concerned, a structured eating plan works best. Regular exercise should also be scheduled, but to avoid getting into a rut they should consider cross-training, mixing swimming with running or brisk walking with cycling. Yoga, tai chi and all forms of stretching are recommended, and wearing, meditating on and surrounding themselves with the colors green or peach will help them be more spontaneous.
These people are best suited to careers, such as science or writing, where their work or research can be transformed into products. They may also be drawn toward social reform and the healing professions. With their natural executive and leadership abilities they are also well suited to careers in management, while their potential for creativity may draw them toward music, drama and art.
The life path of people born on this day is to find a balance between their need for privacy and independence, and their need for social interaction and cooperation. Once they have found this balance, their destiny is to bring their talents to a wider audience.


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Payton makes big impact with his bat, glove
By Christian Corona - Updated on April 15, 2012 at 11:07 pm
Two starting pitchers gave up one run between them in 14-and-two-thirds collective innings during UT's last series against Oklahoma State.
Texas sweeps doubleheader
By Chris Hummer - Updated on April 15, 2012 at 10:49 pm
Threat of heavy rain on Sunday forced Texas to play a doubleheader on Saturday; the change didn't deter the Longhorns.
French dominant as Horns top Cowboys in Game 1 of doubleheader
By Christian Corona - Updated on April 14, 2012 at 4:36 pm
The Longhorns, unlike Friday night, did not let their starter's outing go to waste.
Texas loses series opener to OSU in extras
The Longhorns came close. But they weren't playing horseshoes or tossing hand grenades.
Weiss white-hot at the plate after early-season struggles
Erich Weiss didn't get off to the scorching start in his sophomore season that he did in his first year at Texas.
Solid staff and lineup in hand, Longhorns need to improve defense
Defense is key, and if overlooked or done without complete concentration, it can cost a team games.
Horns hitters stay hot in lopsided win over A&M-Corpus Christi
By Christian Corona - Updated on April 11, 2012 at 12:29 am
The days of the Longhorns pitching staff carrying the team are over.
Longhorns capitalize on first four innings
The Longhorns scored six runs in the first four innings, which was enough for them to cruise to a 9-2 victory over Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Tuesday.
Bats have come alive, turned around slow start to year
By Chris Hummer - Updated on April 9, 2012 at 11:38 pm
After 13 games, Texas was struggling to find the win column at 5-8 and averaging an anemic 3.3 runs a game.
Payton runs streak of consecutive games reaching base to 29
By Christian Corona - Updated on April 9, 2012 at 9:26 am
It's no wonder that sophomore right fielder Mark Payton has become a mainstay at the top of the Texas lineup.


The Rainbow Tower of the Hilton Hawaiian Village is one of the most recognizable hotels in Waikiki, frequently appearing in scenes of the new Hawaii Five-0 television series. While the exterior remains the same, the inside will soon get a 45 million dollar makeover.
Hilton officials tell the Pacific Business News that the hotel chain is financing the project itself, a sign of confidence that Hawaii's visitor and tourism sector is recovering.
Several other Hawaii hotels and resorts have either announced renovations (such as the conversion of the Ocean Resort Waikiki into Hawaii's first Hyatt Place) or have recently completed upgrades (such as Maui's Fairmont Kea Lani).
While many hotel owners have decided it's time to enhance their Hawaii properties, the time in Hawaii does not change. When clocks on the mainland "spring forward" overnight, those of us in Hawaii go to bed with no need to change the alarm. Hawaii does not observe Daylight Savings Time; we're always on Hawaiian time in the islands.


Since our site has come up we have had numerous correspondences with various people as we have offered our site as a place to share interesting and provocative insights. You will see on our pages that we have references to a few anonymous sources, but this has been with individuals we know who have requested we do this. Well in September of 1995, we received for the first time a truly anonymous source contacting us with new information related to the sharing of UFO and Coverup materials shared by Branton. You may want to Section to learn more about the group or individual known as Branton. All we can say on the information in this section is that the letter was stamped in Utah with no address.
While broswing through the WWW Page "AREA 51 RESEARCH CENTER" recently (you may want to check it out if you have not already done so), I came across your UFO Theories and Cover-Up page, and noticed some of the early writings form the writer/researcher "Branton" therein.
In that I am a personal aquaintance of "Branton", I thought that you might be interested in the NEW files that he has released (enclosed find one disk and a backup). Some of these files you may have already seen, but others I am certain will be new to you.
When his "conscious" self began to awaken to the facts of this alternate existance (facts that were confirmed by others whom he knew), he began to investigate deeper and to expose the conspiracy against this planet in the best way that he knew how. He is not yet certain whether or ot his "alternate self" presently shares his conscious values.
I have since learned that a great many people are involved in such "double" lives and have been programmed with alternate nocturnal personalities which "kick in" once they are in the presence of the aliens ... these inclue contactees who work with human "Federation" personnel, others who work with the "Ashtar" collective, and still others who are beingused by the "Gray" Empire in their continued efforts to infiltrate our society. Several of the "Montauk" crowd such as Preston Nichols, Al Bielek and Duncan Cameron also claim that they had been programmed with alternate personalities during their work with the space-time and mind-control projects being carried out at Montauk Point, Long Island in the mid 1980's.
Branton himself has a strong feeling that he was also involved with this project in some fashion. In 1985 when the Montauk Project was sabotaged and had ceased for a time, he was 25 years of age. This project is once again in full swing at Montauk, but everything has now been taken underground down into the 8-leveled subterranean facility there, which is being operatted jointly by the CIA, the (Nazi) Thule Scoeity, and the alien Grays and is to be a key operational base for the implementation of their "New World Order". This base has some connection with another base under the Archuleta mesa near Dulce, New Mexico where the Grays themselves have their underground headquarters.
I hope that you find the encolsed information interesting. Unfortunately, due to my present position, I cannot reveal my onw name at this time.


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4 new Jasper Post troopers earn cars, start patrols
The 51 Indiana State Police Commissions were stored in the Headquarters garage until being issued today. Photo by Indiana State Police
JASPER — The four new troopers at the Indiana State Police post in Jasper — they include a Southridge graduate — received their first patrol vehicles today.
Troopers Teresa Bowling, Clay Ford, Patrick Gallagher and Christopher Rainey were among 51 troopers who graduated from the Indiana State Police Recruit Academy in December after successfully completing 22 weeks of intense training. The 1,000 hours of instruction included schooling in criminal and traffic law, crash investigation, emergency vehicle operations, defensive tactics, firearms and a host of other subjects related to modern policing.
Bowling, Ford, Gallagher and Rainey have spent the last three months riding with and being evaluated by veteran state troopers. Now that they have completed the field training phase and passed an oral interview, they were assigned their first patrol vehicles today in Indianapolis.
Those cars, referred to as the troopers' commissions in state police parlance, had been readied at the ISP Headquarters Garage.
The four new troopers will now begin solo patrol in the Jasper district, which covers seven counties: Dubois, Spencer, Crawford, Daviess, Martin, Orange and Perry.
Trooper Teresa Bowling, 25, of Holland, graduated from Southridge High School in 2012.
Bowling attended the University of Southern Indiana where she earned a bachelor's degree in criminal justice and sociology in 2016.
She previously served as a police officer with the Huntingburg Police Department.
Bowling enjoys reading, singing and spending time in the outdoors with friends and family.
Trooper Clay Ford, 23, of Mount Vernon, graduated from Mount Vernon High School in 2013.
Ford attended Oakland City University where he earned a bachelor's degree in criminal justice in 2017.
He was previously employed by the German Township Water Department.
Ford enjoys hunting, fishing and sports.
Trooper Patrick Gallagher, 27, of Depauw, graduated from Gallagher Academy of Indiana High School in 2009.
Gallagher then enlisted and served in the United States Navy as an active duty fire control technician.
He was previously employed by Jasper Engines & Transmissions.
Gallagher enjoys riding motorcycles, hunting and fishing.
Trooper Christopher Rainey, 25, of Salem, graduated from Salem High School in 2011.
Rainey attended Franklin College where he earned a bachelor's degree in athletic training in 2015.
He was previously employed as an athletic trainer for Salem High School.
Rainey enjoys hunting, reading and lifting weights.


I have been doing the Convict 100 for years. I still recall this as the first marathon event that I rode in the Elite Category. It was back in 2007 and as I picked up my first bike sponsorship deal with Dirtworks and BMC I thought I should ride in the event that they were sponsoring in Elite. This was an event where I still remember riding past the heroes of my day, Peran Delacor, Peter Hatton, Tim Bennet, Nick Both and I remember catching Craig Gordon heading down Shepard's Gully. I pulled a wheelie behind him on the canoe bridge (much narrower back then) and managed to hold his wheel for the next 5-6km before watching him ride away for the win.
I recall making a deliberate decision in my first race in Elite to not just survive the race, but to have a go at staying with the lead riders for as long as possible. My race plan was the same this time around. I know I have holding back a little in marathons recently when the top guys ride off the front as I sit into my own comfortable pace. This time I was keen to see how I go and risk blowing up by going too hard. I also wanted to stay with a good size group as we hit the 5-6km tar section around 20km into the race. This seemed to work well and heading towards the "canoe bridge" there were around 7-8 riders still together. Tristan Ward was a couple of minutes in front of us at this stage. The next climb is where I really hurt. This is where I made the decision to give it everything and I had to. I was just able to hit the top on the wheel of Marci William and we eventually caught back up to Cory Wallace and Shaun Lewis. From the top of Shepard's Gully the track gets technical. For the first 30km the course was on well formed firetrails. From here, there was lots of drop, rocks and sandy lines to choose from. In our chase group of 5 I tried to stay on the front and push the pace to see if we could eventually catch Tristan. This happened just as the technical track opened back up to cleared firetrail. It was almost as if Tristan had been holding back a little as within 2km of catching him he attacked again up the next good climb. I went with him expecting the rest of the little chase group would follow. This wasn't the case and the 2 of us swapped off a little until the last drink station around 75km into the race. Tristan didn't grab his bottle and we kept the pace on. Tristan was pretty keen to race right to the the line and like the idea of a World Cup XCO rider vs WEMBO 24hour rider. I wasn't terrible optimistic of my sprinting ability and I was a little surprised when Tristan let me rider away with 20km to go. For some reason I felt the race would be all downhill from around this point and at times felt I had gone a little too hard on the time trial back into St Albans.
This was the first time I have ridden the track in reverse and I really liked it. It is a good idea to mix up the tracks a little to keep things interesting. It does make tactics and strategies change!
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This time I was keen to see how I go and risk blowing up by going too hard. I also wanted to stay with a good size group as we hit the 5-6km tar section around 20km into the race. This seemed to work well animation on gogoanime from here you may get some tips for exercise that heplp ypu in cycling.


We lose about 7,000 young people to sudden cardiac arrest every year. School officials are helping to combat these tragic losses with automated external defibrillators, also known as AEDs. Automated External Defibrillators have saved thousands of lives and can increase the chances of bringing someone back to life whose heart has stopped beating.
Sudden Cardiac Arrest could happen to a young person at any time, so why not prepare your schools, teachers and students to ensure they know what to do in an emergency? AEDs and CPR can increase a person's chance of survival from SCA by as much as two or three times. While it's typically recommend to teach AED training to faculty and school staff, it's also very beneficial to teach CPR techniques to children as early as nine years old.
The cost of keeping a full time EMT staff member is usually too cost prohibitive for small schools, save some particularly large universities that may have their own emergency response team on location. Other schools bring emergency personnel in for big events like football games. In order to reduce expenses, many schools turn to staff training and lifesaving equipment. The approximate price for an AED usually ranges anywhere between $1,200 and $2,500. Most kits include batteries, defibrillation pads, a carrying case, as well as the actually AED itself.
How Do We Raise Funds for AEDs?
If your child's school doesn't currently have at least one AED on site, your school can organize a fundraiser to help pay for these devices. The cost of a three or four AEDs is quite attainable for most traditional school fundraisers. You'll likely find a great deal of support from fellow parents, but here are 50 fundraising ideas if you're having trouble coming up with ideas.
Grants and other resources are also available. The Sudden Cardiac Arrest Foundation provides a list of a few dozen funding sources for schools to obtain CPR and AED equipment and training.
Where Should Schools Place AEDs?
Schools can usually make due with three or four AEDs depending on the campus size and student population. Typically, it's recommended that you place one or two AEDs in the athletic facilities, one in the cafeteria, and at least one in each of the buildings that house the majority of students.
We recommend AED and CPR training to all school staff, from the University level all the way down to nursery school. To purchase or maintain an AED, visit our sister sites, AED Pulse or Response Depot. Contact us if you'd like to learn more about the CPR, AED and first aid classes we have available or check out our schedule of upcoming classes.


Police have reported a robbery tonight.
A call came in at 5:11 p.m. about a robbery at Southdown and Royal Windsor, say police.
According to police, two men pushed down a victim and stole two cases of alcohol. There is an LCBO in the area.
The first suspect is described as male, white, wearing a black jacket.
The second suspect is described as male, white, wearing a white jacket.
Anyone with information should contact police immediately.


Here at Zala Machine we realize that our CNC Machine Shop is our future. We are moving away from the manual machines and are investing in our CNC department. Over the past 17 years we have began to provide both Large CNC Milling and Precision CNC Turning.
Following a general trend over the past few years, we have expanded our capacity in our CNC Machine Shop. These days we can call ourselves experts in all types of CNC Machining, especially smaller quantity runs Low Volume CNC Machining that requires speed and precision.
We are able to provide profitable solutions on difficult to machine parts. Our diverse workload has forced us to think out of the box and be very flexible. In order to fit a tight schedule we are able to change set-ups daily. Our CNC Facilities List is still growing, but we are able to provide most types of machined parts, in all types of material, in large and small quantities.
Our CNC Machining Services are able to handle some of the largest parts of the New Jersey(NJ), New York(NY), Pennsylvania(PA) and Connecticut(CT) area.
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What is "Racism" in Antiracist Education?
by Lawrence Blum - 1999
Antiracist education must operate with a conception of "racism." A commonly held definition is that racism is a system of advantage of power of white people over people of color. Reviewing this set of recent books on anti-racist education, I argue that this definition is both too broad (white privilege is an important race-related injustice yet is not racism) and too narrow (not all racist actions contribute to a system of advantage or power). The definition's focus on effects rather than individual prejudice paradoxically blinds us to the manifold racial and non-racial causes of racial disparity and injustice, and constricts educational inquiry. The definition also masks the range and plurality of moral, civic, and social aims of anti-racist education -- reducing racial stereotypes, learning respect for persons of different races, intervening in racist incidents, promoting interracial tolerance and understanding, recognizing one's racial privilege and responding constructively to that recognition, committing oneself to making one's local environment a more hospitable place for persons of all races, battling racial injustice. A broadened conception of antiracist education goes hand in hand with a more complex understanding of racism itself.
Purchase What is "Racism" in Antiracist Education?
Cite This Article as: Teachers College Record Volume 100 Number 4, 1999, p. 860-880
Race, Social Class, and Educational Reform in an Inner-City School
Toward a Critical Race Theory of Education
The Modern Role of Biology Teaching
Hope, Anguish, and the Problem of Our Time: An Essay on Publication of The Black-White Test Score Gap
Teaching/Learning Anti-Racism: A Developmental Approach
Critical Multiculturalism: Rethinking Multicultural and Antiracist Education
Reimagining Race in Education: A New Paradigm from Psychology
Off the Record: Learning (About) Prejudice
Motivating People from Privileged Groups to Support Social Justice
Juvenile Justice in the Age of Jackson
Taking It Personally: Racism in the Classroom from Kindergarten to College
Anti-Racist Scholarship: An Advocacy
Racial Bias in the Classroom: Can Teachers Reach All Children?
Complicating White Privilege: Poverty, Class, and the Nature of the Knapsack
Cuban Teacher Perspectives on Race and Racism: The Pedagogy of Home-School Relations
Lawrence Blum
University of Massachusetts, Boston
Lawrence Blum is Distinguished Professor of Liberal Arts and Education, and Professor of Philosophy, at the University of Massachusetts at Boston. He is the author of �Multicultural Education as Values Education,� distributed by Harvard (University) Children�s Initiative.


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Mobile Carrier's Big Game Upgrades Boost Network Permanently across Phoenix
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The Un-carrier has sports fans covered with permanent ultra-fast 5G upgrades across the Greater Phoenix area. T-Mobile announced 5G coverage and capacity enhancements for the Big Game and the Phoenix Open, amping speeds by 10x inside State Farm Stadium and by 4x across the region. The permanent upgrades will better serve T-Mobile smartphone and Home Internet customers for the … [More]
Growth & Enterprise | Briefs | February 2023
Harrah's Ak-Chin Casino Bets on Sustainability
by RaeAnne Marsh
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Looking Good 2023 – February Standouts
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Airline Offers More Non-Stop Flights to Phoenix Week of Super Bowl
Southwest Airlines Co. is adding more flights and more ways for football fans to cheer on their favorite team in Phoenix during the big game next month.These flights, as well as the carrier's full schedule, are available for purchase at Southwest.com. And, for football fans traveling while the action is being played out on the gridiron on Feb. 12, 2023, they can watch all … [More]
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Burt Neuborne (born January 1, 1941) is the Norman Dorsen Professor of Civil Liberties at New York University School of Law and the founding legal director of the Brennan Center for Justice.

Career
Neuborne graduated from Cornell University in 1961 and Harvard Law School in 1964. He served as National Legal Director of the American Civil Liberties Union from 1981-1986, Special Counsel to the NOW Legal Defense and Education Fund from 1990-1996, and as a member of the New York City Human Rights Commission from 1988-1992. From 1995 to 2007, he directed the legal program of the Brennan Center for Justice.

Neuborne has been called a defender of lost causes. He defended Air Force pilots who refused to bomb Cambodia in the Vietnam War, the Socialist Labor Party's effort to be on the ballot, and legal-aid lawyers suing the government.

Holocaust survivors
In 1998 Neuborne won a $1.25 billion settlement for Jewish Holocaust survivors in a lawsuit against Swiss banks who helped the Nazis steal money from Jewish victims. After undertaking the initial litigation pro bono, Neuborne gave notice that he intended to be paid for his work on the settlement. He applied for $4.1 million in fees for "8,000 hours over the past seven years" of work he did in the settlement against the banks. Some Holocaust survivor organizations in the United States filed an objection to Neuborne's claim. The editorial board of The New York Times admonished Neuborne, stating, "The dollar amounts are troubling and so are the slipshod hourly records that Mr. Neuborne submitted," and criticizing his $700 hourly rate as "unseemly" and more suited to corporate clients.  The Times also criticized the survivors for expecting "arduous, complicated legal work without pay." When asked about the controversy, Neuborne said, "At the end of my career, to have to listen to people say, 'You lied to us, you cheated, you did this to us!'...it hurts, especially since they are survivors."

Neuborne was acquitted by professional review boards and judges involved in the case itself. According to Neuborne, he never intended to donate the time he spent administering the case settlement and, indeed, pursuant to his other responsibilities, could not have.

Publications
Books

 When at Times the Mob Is Swayed: A Citizen's Guide to Defending Our Republic (The New Press, 2019)
 Madison's Music: On Reading the First Amendment (The New Press, 2015)
 Building a Better Democracy: Reflections on Money, Politics and Free Speech-A Collection of Writings by Burt Neuborne (Brennan Center for Justice, 2002)
 The Values of Campaign Finance Reform (Brennan Center for Justice, 1997)
 Political and Civil Rights in the United States - Volume II (1979) (with Paul Bender, Norman Dorsen and Sylvia Law)
 Political and Civil Rights in the United States - Volume I (1976) (ed. with Paul Bender and Norman Dorsen)
 The Rights of Candidates and Voters: The Basic ACLU Guide for Voters and Candidates (Avon Books, 1976) (with Arthur Eisenberg)

Articles

 "Limiting the Right to Buy Silence: A Hearer-Centered Approach," 90 U. Colo. L. Rev. 411 (2019)
 "A Tale of Two Hands: One Clapping; One Not," 50 Ariz. St. L.J. 831 (2018)
 "The Status of the Hearer in Mr. Madison's Neighborhood," 25 Wm. & Mary Bill Rts. J. 897 (2017)
 "Achieving Results—Lessons from Civil Rights Movements: Transcript," 19 N.Y.U. J. Legis. & Pub. Pol'y 509 (2016) (with Bebe Anderson, Peggy Cooper Davis and Richard Blum)
 "Where's the Fire?," 25 J.L. & Pol'y 131 (2016)
 "Ending Lochner Lite," 50 Harv. C.R.-C.L. L. Rev. 183 (2015)
 "One-State/Two-Votes: Do Supermajority Senate Voting Rules Violate the Article V Guaranty of Equal State Suffrage?," 10 Stan. J. C.R & C.L 27 (2014)
 "The Bond Between Left and Right Libertarians," 8 N.Y.U. J. L. & Liberty 1040 (2014)
 "A Plague on Both Their Houses: A Modest Proposal for Ending the Ecuadorian Rainforest Wars," 1 Stan. J. Complex Litig. 509 (2013)
 "General Jurisdiction, Corporate Separateness and the Rule of Law," 66 Vand. L. Rev. En Banc 95 (2013)
 "Review, Taking Hearers Seriously," 91 Tex. L. Rev. 1425 (2013)
 "Of 'Singles' Without Baseball: Corporations as Frozen Relational Moments," 64 Rutgers U. L. Rev. 769 (2012)
 "Felix Frankfurter's Revenge: An Accidental Democracy Built by Judges," 35 N.Y.U. Rev. L. & Soc. Change 602 (2011)
 "First Amendment Freedom of Speech and Religion–October 2009 Term," 27 Touro L. Rev. 63 (2011) (with Michael Dorf)
 "Serving the Syllogism Machine: Reflections on Whether Brandenburg Is Now (or Ever Was) Good Law," 44 Tex. Tech L. Rev. 1 (2011)
 "Gravitational Pull of Race on the Warren Court," 2010 Sup. Ct. Rev. 59
 "The October 2008 Term: First Amendment and Then Some," 26 Touro L. Rev. 465 (2010)
 "Voting Rights and Freedom of Speech Decisions from the October 2007 Term," 25 Touro L. Rev. 553 (2009)
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"Creative Counsel", NYU School of Law magazine, Autumn 2004. (PDF)

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A Diocese de Bauru é uma divisão territorial da Igreja Católica no estado de São Paulo. Criada no dia 15 de fevereiro de 1964, mediante a bula Christi Gregis, do papa Paulo VI, no contexto histórico do Concílio Vaticano II, que deu novos rumos à Igreja Católica.

A instalação definitiva se deu no dia 17 de maio de 1964, quando tomou posse seu primeiro bispo, D. Vicente Ângelo José Marchetti Zione. Naquele momento, a Diocese possuía 5.845 km², 12 municípios e 18 paróquias. Sua população somava 251.065 habitantes. A Arquidiocese de Botucatu cedeu as cidades de Agudos, Bauru, Boracéia, Cabrália Paulista, Duartina, Gália, Lucianópolis, Pederneiras e Piratininga, enquanto a Diocese de Lins cedeu Arealva, Avaí e Iacanga para a formação da nova Igreja Particular, como também é chamada cada diocese católica.

O segundo bispo diocesano, D. Cândido Padin, OSB governou de 2 de agosto de 1970 a 4 de setembro de 90, sucedido, por D. Aloysio José Leal Penna, SJ.

O terceiro bispo de Bauru, D. Aloysio José Leal Penna, SJ, iniciou seus trabalhos em 4 de setembro de 1990. Em junho do ano 2000, D. Aloysio deixa a Diocese de Bauru para assumir o governo da Arquidiocese de Botucatu. A partir de 29 de agosto de 2000, a administração da Diocese ficou sob a responsabilidade de Padre Enedir Gonçalves Moreira, pároco da Paróquia Universitária do Sagrado Coração de Jesus e designado para a função de administrador diocesano, a partir da eleição realizada pelo Colégio de Consultores da Diocese.

Em 24 de outubro de 2001, o Papa João Paulo II nomeia D. Luiz Antônio Guedes como quarto bispo da Diocese de Bauru. Sua posse foi celebrada no dia 23 de dezembro de 2001. Em setembro de 2008, D. Luiz Antônio foi transferido para governar a Diocese de Campo Limpo, São Paulo Capital. No período Vacante a Diocese de Bauru foi administrada pelo padre Luiz Eduardo Monteiro Fontana, eleito pelo Colégio de Consultores.

No dia 31 de maio de 2009 Dom Frei Caetano Ferrari, OFM tomou posse como quinto bispo da Diocese de Bauru, em cerimônia na Catedral do Divino Espírito Santo, durante a Festa de Pentecostes. Exerceu o seu ministério pastoral até 28 de março de 2018, quando a Santa Sé aceito seu pedido de renúncia e tornou-se Bispo emérito. Na mesma nomeação foi investido como administrador apostólico até a posse de seu sucessor, Dom Rubens Sevilha, OCD, anunciado como sexto bispo da diocese na mesma data de 28 de março de 2018.

No dia 20 de maio de 2018, nomeado pelo Papa Francisco, Dom Rubens Sevilha, OCD tomou posse do governo da Diocese de Bauru, em cerimônia canônica na Catedral do Divino Espírito Santo, na Solenidade de Pentecostes, sendo esta precedida por cerimônia civil de acolhimento do novo bispo pelas autoridades de algumas cidades pertencentes a esta Igreja Particular do Divino Espírito Santo em Bauru.

Atualmente, fazem parte da Diocese de Bauru 14 municípios: Agudos, Arealva, Avaí, Bauru, Boracéia, Cabrália Paulista, Duartina, Fernão, Gália, Iacanga, Lucianópolis, Paulistânia, Pederneiras e Piratininga. A Diocese de Bauru possui 41 paróquias, divididas em sete Regiões Pastorais. Sua população é de aproximadamente 450 mil pessoas (Censo IBGE, 2010).

Cronologia da administração local
Bispos locais:

Administração

Cúria Diocesana
 Bispo diocesano: Dom Rubens Sevilha, OCD
 Chanceler: Pe Adinan Roniere da Silva

Economato

Ecônomo: Pe. Marcos Eduardo Pavan
 Colaboradores:
Adriana Silva
Juzilene Aparecida Chacon Manarin
Mariana Sampaio Oliveira
Nilo Cesar da Cunha Gimenes
Patrícia dos Santos Silva
Vaneska Aparecida Henrique   :

Assessoria Jurídica

Eduardo Ferreira Cardoso

Câmara Auxiliar Eclesiástica de Bauru

Vigário Judicial: Pe. Luiz Eduardo Monteiro Fontana  Fone: (14) 3234-6908  E-mail: []

Colégio de Consultores
 Pe. Carlos Henrique Andrade Siqueira Pe. Gustavo Henrique Crepaldi  Pe. Marcos Eduardo Pavan  Pe. Márcio José Cattache  Pe. Luis Antonio Carqueijo Sé  Pe. Luiz Eduardo Monteiro Fontana

Conselho Presbiteral Diocesano
Bispo Diocesano: Dom Rubens Sevilha, OCD
Vigário Geral: Pe. Luiz Eduardo Monteiro Fontana
Coordenador de Pastoral: Pe. Gustavo Henrique Crepaldi
Ecônomo Diocesano: Pe. Marcos Eduardo Pavan
Reitor Seminário Diocesano: Pe. Márcio José Cattache
Rep. dos Presbíteros: Pe. Wellington Supriano
Rep. Regiões Pastorais 1 e 3: Pe. Carlos Henrique Siqueira
Rep. Região Pastoral 2: Pe. Frei Alfredo de Souza, SIA
Rep. Regiões Pastorais 4 e 5: Pe. Paulo Tavares de Brito
Rep. Regiões Pastorais 6 e 7: Pe. Luis Antônio Carqueijo Sé
Indicados pelo Bispo Diocesano: Pe. Adinam Roniere da Silva e Pe. Ângelo Ademir Mezzari, RCJ

Conselho para Assuntos Econômicos
Bispo Diocesano: Dom Rubens Sevilha, OCD
Coordenador: Pe. Marcos Eduardo Pavan
Secretária: Maria Aparecida Baptista Ferrarezi.
Conselheiros:
Fernando Jorge Salomão.
João Svizzero
Jackson Celeglin Rodrigues
Luiz Célio Bucceroni
 Pe. Agnaldo Pereira
Pe. Milton César Carraschi

Paróquias

Região Pastoral 1
 Catedral do Divino Espírito Santo - Bauru
 Santa Rita de Cássia - Bauru
 Santa Teresinha do Menino Jesus - Bauru
 Santuário Nossa Senhora Aparecida - Bauru
 São Cristóvão - Bauru
 São Judas Tadeu e São Dimas - Bauru

Região Pastoral 2
 São José de Anchieta - Bauru
 Nossa Senhora das Graças - Bauru
 Santa Edviges - Bauru
 Santa Luzia - Bauru
 São Brás - Bauru
 São Paulo Apóstolo - Bauru

Região Pastoral 3
 Maria de Nazaré - Bauru
 Maria Mãe do Redentor - Bauru
 Paróquia Universitária do Sagrado Coração de Jesus - Bauru
 Paróquia Imaculada Conceição - Bauru
 Sagrada Família - Bauru
 Santo Antônio - Agudos
 São Paulo Apóstolo - Agudos
 São Sebastião - Bauru

Região Pastoral 4
 Santa Clara de Assis - Bauru
 Santo Antônio - Bauru
 São Benedito - Bauru
 São José Trabalhador - Bauru
 São Pedro Apóstolo - Bauru

Região Pastoral 5
 Nossa Senhora da Assunção - Bauru
 Santa Maria - Piratininga
 São João Batista e Nossa Senhora de Lourdes - Bauru
 Senhor Bom Jesus - Bauru

Região Pastoral 6
 Santa Luzia - Duartina
 Santa Teresinha - Paulistânia
 São José - Gália
 São Pedro Apóstolo - Lucianópolis
 São Sebastião - Avaí
 Senhor Bom Jesus do Mirante - Cabrália Paulista

Região Pastoral 7
 Nossa Senhora Aparecida - Boracéia
 Nossa Senhora Aparecida - Pederneiras
 Santa Catarina de Alexandria - Arealva
 São João Batista - Iacanga
 São Judas Tadeu - Pederneiras
 São Sebastião - Pederneiras

Clero diocesano e religioso
Diácono Antônio Arthur Fernandes

Diácono José Luiz Faco

Diácono José Rafael Mazzoni

Diácono Marcos Alberto Arantes

Diácono Paulo Roberto Oliveira Lourenço

Diácono Sebastião Fabiano de Oliveira

Mons. Darcy de Almeida Pinto

Mons. João Antônio Domingos

Pe. Adailton José Santiago, Frei, OFM

Pe. Ademir Sanquetti, Frei, OFM

Pe. Adinam Ronieri da Silva

Pe. Agnaldo Pereira

Pe. Alfredo Francisco de Souza, Frei, SIA

Pe. Aloísio Hasegawa

Pe. Anderson Luiz Moreira

Pe. André Becker, Frei, OFM

Pe. Ângel Palácios Saiz, SM

Pe. Ângelo Ademir Mezzari, RCJ

Pe. Antônio Marcos Roque de Carvalho

Pe. Antônio Rodrigues Neto

Pe. Bruno Aguiar de Oliveira

Pe. Camilo da Silva Matos

Pe. Carlos Antônio Sanches

Pe. Carlos Henrique Andrade Siqueira

Pe. Carlos Pierezan, Frei, OFM

Pe. Carlos Roberto Rodrigues, MSC

Pe. Cristiano Guilherme Borro Barbosa

Pe. Ednei Antônio Braga Rodrigues

Pe. Edson Roberto Codato, RCJ

Pe. Edson Shigueo Shiramizu

Pe. Eduardo Campagnani Ferreira

Pe. Enedir Gonçalves Moreira

Pe. Everaldo Junior Rambaldi

Pe. Fernando Crialez Mastelari

Pe. Fernando Henrique Lima

Pe. Gilberto José de Melo

Pe. Giuliano Henrique Lourenço Alamino

Pe. Guido Montinelli, RCJ

Pe. Guilherme Marcon Arantes

Pe. Gustavo da Natividade

Pe. Gustavo Henrique Crepaldi

Pe. Gustavo Rubin da Mota

Pe. Henrique de Lima Mateus, RCJ

Pe. Joaquim dos Santos Filho, MSC

Pe. Leonildo Minutti Júnior

Pe. Luciano da Silva Barbosa, Frei, SIA

Pe. Luís Antônio Carqueijo Sé

Pe. Luiz Antônio de Almeida

Pe. Luiz Eduardo Monteiro Fontana

Pe. Márcio José Cattache

Pe. Marcos Eduardo Pavan

Pe. Mateus de Jesus Donizetti Albino, RCJ

Pe. Maurício dos Santos Guerra

Pe. Milton César Carraschi

Pe. Paulo Tavares de Brito

Pe. Pedro do Nascimento Vianna, Frei, OFM

Pe. Rafael Zagatto Lima

Pe. Reinaldo Batista da Cunha

Pe. Ricardo Backbs, Frei, OFM

Pe. Rodrigo Pereira Sena

Pe. Romildo Alceu da Silva

Pe. Rosinaldo Faria de Sousa

Pe. Rubens Miraglia Zani

Pe. Sebastião Pereira

Pe. Silvio Trindade Werlingue, Frei, OFM

Pe. Valdecir da Silva Godi

Pe. Wagner Aurélio Palma

Pe. Wellington Supriano

Pe. Wilson Schubert

Ligações externas

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NEW YORK —Nielsen and Tennis Channel have expanded their deal to include not just local but national ratings as well.
This multi-year agreement provides Tennis Channel with national ratings insights, giving them full flexibility in analyzing minute-by-minute viewership information and daily measurement of commercial and program performance. The use of Nielsen's rich and deep-level data will enable Tennis Channel to offer agencies and advertisers the information they need to make smarter and more strategic media buying decisions.
"With today's ever changing media landscape, it's important for us to get insights into our viewers in order to assess our performance," said Steve Badeau, senior vice president of Research for the Tennis Channel. "By expanding our relationship with Nielsen, to include National TV Ratings, we'll now have a complete view of our audience across local and national TV. Nielsen continues to evolve and provide offerings that allow us to showcase the growing fan base of tennis to our valuable and potential advertisers."
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Serious Sam: Siberian Mayhem Launches As Standalone January 25
Devolver Digital has officially unveiled Serious Sam: Siberian Mayhem — a new standalone chapter in the shooter series. The game launches on PC via Steam on January 25 and there is no word on the console versions as of yet.
Serious Sam: Siberian Mayhem is set in Russia and will offer "an expanded look at a familiar journey full of forgotten stories and unexplored places." This time, the game was co-developed with Croatian developer Croteam and new Russian studio Timelock, which formed in 2021 to work on first-person shooters.
There's also a reveal trailer for Serious Sam: Siberian Mayhem, featuring all the things you'd expect: plenty of never-before-seen enemies and Sam Stone's trademark guns-blazing battles against Mental's Horde. Due to a new setting, you'll find yourself lost in the middle of peaceful Russian scenery such as small abandoned villages, wooden windmills in the fields, and even some brutal Soviet architecture.
According to the new story, Sam Stone has to chase traitorous General Brand, who remains one step ahead of our hero at every turn. Your journey to Tunguska will extend across five sprawling levels, including Arctic coastlines, desolate forests, ghost towns, and hidden secret bunkers. Fans of the series will also receive new weapons such as AK-47s and the experimental 'Perun' crossbow and will be able to shoot foes from cannon while riding a snowmobile… which surely sounds like even more mayhem.
For those willing to explore more, this standalone title will feature optional side-quests from friendly NPCs providing additional information about the Serious Sam universe, new locations, and characters. The devs hinted the lands of Siberia contain plenty of secrets and mysteries for the most curious players — can you find them all?
Serious Sam: Siberian Mayhem is launching on January 25 and won't require players to own Serious Sam 4. The upcoming standalone has got its own Steam page where you can add the project to your wishlist. There's no information yet whether Siberian Mayhem will be available across Xbox and PlayStation consoles just like the previous entry, but it's a possibility.
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Prior to law school, Kerensa spent six years as an assistant women's basketball coach, coaching at her alma mater, the University of Missouri, and at Wichita State University and Murray State University. During her undergraduate years, Kerensa was a three-year team captain for the Mizzou women's basketball team, where she earned Academic All-America honors and was named to Mizzou Athletics All-Decade Team. In 2018, Kerensa was inducted into the Missouri Sports Hall of Fame.
Kerensa has drafted and/or argued successful dispositive motions in both state and federal courts.
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Preddy v. ADT LLC, No. 20-60971-CIV, 2020 WL 8572950, at *1 (S.D. Fla. Dec. 30, 2020) (applying doctrine of direct benefits estoppel to compel alarm services contract non-signatory to arbitrate her dispute with ADT).
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Amara Cay Resort will host an Athleta Pop-Up Shop and Yoga Wellness event on Saturday, November 17 from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. Guests and residents are invited to take part in an all-levels yoga class at 8 a.m. that is sure to leave minds and bodies feeling relaxed and refreshed. Following the yoga class, guests enjoy early holiday shopping at the Athleta pop-up shop in the Amara Cay Resort lobby, which will display the clothing line's newest products of the season. Admission is free and guests are encouraged to bring their own water bottle and yoga mat.


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The matches are set to take place next weekend.
THE ROUND 4 pairings are now all known in this year's All-Ireland senior football championship after this afternoon's provincial finals.
Donegal will have to pick themselves up from today's Ulster final loss with a clash against Laois, victors over Wexford by 0-16 to 2-8 in Wexford Park last night.
London, who featured in a historic first Connacht senior final today but lost out by 5-11 to 0-10 to Mayo, will go up against Cavan.
The Breffni County claimed a famous win after extra-time last night against Derry in Celtic Park.
The venues for those two games have yet to be decided but Croke Park will host a double-header for the remaining two games.
Cork, beaten in the Munster final by Kerry earlier this month, face a Galway team who will be buoyant after yesterday's win against Armagh in Pearse Stadium in Salthill.
While Meath, defeated in the Leinster decider by Dublin, take on the Tyrone side that were victorious against Kildare last night in Newbridge.
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Hack: Create classroom systems that foster student initiative. Label student supplies for easy and independent student access. Free yourself from classroom operations in order to provide uninterrupted small group coaching and individual instruction. ProTip: If you are providing a pencil to an 8th grade student daily, you are doing him or her a disservice.


Last week I took a 5-6 day trip down thru the southern deserts on the way to the Pahrump NV for a handgun training class. The class was really good and has definitely reinforced for me that if you're going to own and/or carry, get good training No, it wasn't a bunch of bubbas going out to the desert to shoot up some old cars or appliances. The instructors were largely former/current law enforcement or military and the attendees were all over the map from a number of current military getting ready to be deployed to Afghanistan or Iraq, professionals such as doctors, engineers, teachers, and so on. Overall, it was a good experience and really helped me a lot.
Pahrump isn't much to write home about. It gets some spillover casino business from Las Vegas, and it has the closest legal brothels to Vegas, but other than that, not much going on there. There are a total of 3 hotels in Pahrump and due to scheduling, I got to stay at each one of them for at least one nite.
Heading back from Pahrump, there were some high winds which resulted in some dust squalls on the route out of town. I took the long route thru Death Valley and the Panamint Valley to the west. Very scenic and nice weather – vastly nicer than making that drive in the summer. I think the peak temps in Death Valley was high 80s, much to the disappointment of the German tourists in the visitors center/museum. I guess they were hoping for the blazing hot temps they had read about.
I took a side road out of Death Valley wandering up the Wildrose Road which snakes thru Emmigrant Canyon. Saw a bit of wildlife enroute: coyotes, tarantulas, desert fox and a rattlesnake (sidewinder?).
I'll be heading back in this direction in a few weeks going on a Jeep trip with Cal4Wheel.


Are you prepared for disruption, mess and opposing viewpoints?
Do you think you can successfully challenge the status quo?
Can you throw out conventional approaches to leadership?
Will you stick to it for the long haul?
Making It Mobile is the SCIL signature workshop for educators coming up in a few weeks, held at our school in Sydney. In the practitioner strand the focus is on "teachers as designers". Alongside this, I am facilitating a parallel workshop for leaders, but I am troubled. What if these amazing passionate teachers are inspired and are keen to innovate in their schools, only to return to the same-old leadership, where innovation needs to fit in a pre-defined box? These teachers will become discouraged and disillusioned. A new leadership paradigm is essential.
I have a confession to make. I'm a business professor whose ambition has been to help people to lead. But recently, I've discovered that what many of us think of as great leadership does not work when it comes to leading innovation….
If we want to build organisations [schools] that can innovate time and again, we must unlearn our conventional notions of leadership.
These "conventional notions of leadership" are spelt out in the plethora of leadership literature on our actual or virtual bookshelves published over many decades. They tell us that leadership starts with a vision, it rises and falls on the leader to execute strategy and, as many leaders can testify, it is a lonely and stressful business. The prevailing culture is that "the people" look to "the leader" to tell them what to do.
The journey of innovation has an unknown tomorrow, but it starts today with complex and compelling problems that need an answer. To navigate this future the first thing we must do is embark on that journey of unlearning.