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Archive for the 'Black Attorneys' Category
Black Page March 8, 2018
Written by Johnny B. Moore
Birthdays Of Famous African Americans For October 02
1. Nat Turner, Slave Revolt Leader/Abolistionist was an slave who led a slave rebellion in Virginia on August 21, 1831 that resulted in 56 white deaths and over 55 black deaths,the largest number of fatalities to occur in one uprising prior to the American Civil War in the southern United States. He gathered supporters in Southampton County, Virginia. White backlash resulted in the state executing 56 blacks accused of being part of Turner's slave rebellion. Two hundred blacks were also beaten and killed by white militia mobs and thugs. As if that wasn't enough retribution, Virginia and other southern state legislators passed new laws prohibiting education of slaves and free blacks, restricting rights of assembly and other civil rights for free blacks, and requiring white ministers to be present at black worship services.
2. Robert H. Lawrence, Jr., was born. He became an astronaut and pilot. He was the first African American selected for space travel.
3. Johnny L. Cochran, Jr. lawyer best known for his leadership role in the defense and criminal acquittal of O. J. Simpson for the alleged murder of his former wife Nicole Simpson and her friend Ronald Goldman.
Cochran also represented Sean Combs (during his trial on gun and bribery charges), Michael Jackson, rapper Tupac Shakur, actor Todd Bridges, football player Jim Brown, rapper Snoop Dogg, former heavyweight Champion Riddick Bowe, 1992 Los Angeles riot beating victim Reginald Oliver Denny, and Rosa Parks.
He also represented athlete Marion Jones when she faced charges of doping during her high school track career. Cochran was known for his skill in the courtroom and his prominence as an early advocate for victims of police brutality.
4. Avery Brooks, is an American actor, jazz musician, opera singer and college professor. Brooks is perhaps best known for his television roles as Benjamin Sisko on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, and as Hawk on Spenser: For Hire and its spinoff A Man Called Hawk, and in the Academy Award-nominated film American History X.
5. Ernest Riles, is a former shortstop and third baseman in Major League Baseball. From 1985 through 1993, Riles played for the Milwaukee Brewers (1985–1988), San Francisco Giants (1988–1990), Oakland Athletics (1991), Houston Astros (1992) and Boston Red Sox (1993). He batted left-handed and threw right-handed.
6 Melissa Victoria Harris-Perry ( Melissa Harris-Lacewell) is an American author and political commentator with a focus on African-American politics.
She is a professor of political science at Tulane University. Prior to that, she was an associate professor of politics and African-American studies at Princeton University from 2006 to 2010, and taught political science at the University of Chicago from 1999 to 2005. She is also an award winning author and appears regularly on MSNBC and other media venues.
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Events In African American History For August 17
1. In 1849, Archibald Henry Grimké, lawyer, intellectual, journalist, diplomat and community leader in the 19th and early 20th century.
2. In 1880, T. B. Pinn Received Patent for File Holder
3. In 1897, W. B. Purvis patented the electric railway switch.
4. In 1984, Roberto Clemente became the second baseball player to be featured on a stamp on this day.
Black Attorneys, Black Baseball Players, Black Inventors, Black Journalist
Birthdays Of Famous African Americans For this date August 16
1. Al Hibbler- Singer, vocalist with several pop hits. He is best known for his million selling recording of "Unchained Melody" (1955).
2. Ernie Freeman- Pianist and arranger
3. Louis E. Lomax- author
4. Eddie Kirkland, Blues singer and guitarist often called the Road Warrior
5. Kitty Lester (Reyvolda Frierson), Singer, "Love Letters"
6. Barbara George (Barbara Ann Smith) Songstress, R&B singer and songwriter
7. Carol Moseley Braum, Former US Senator, politician and lawyer who represented Illinois in the United States Senate from 1993 to 1999.
8. Reginald Vel Johnson- Actor Carl Winslow on the sitcom Family Matters, where he was the only cast member to appear in every single episode. He was also LAPD Sgt. Al Powell in the film Die Hard (1988) and its sequel Die Hard 2 (1990).
9. Angela Evelyn Bassett- Actress, (Waiting to Exhale, ER, The Jacksons, What's Love Got To Do With It)
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Birthdays Of Famous African Americans For August 10
1. Anna Julia Haywood Cooper, Author, educator, and one of the most prominent African American scholars in United States history. Upon receiving her Ph.D in history from the University of Paris-Sorbonne in 1924, Cooper became the fourth African American woman to earn a doctorate degree. She was also a prominent member of Washington, D.C.'s African American community.
2. Era Bell Thompson, graduate of the University of North Dakota (UND) and an editor of Ebony magazine. She was also a recipient of the governor of North Dakota's Roughrider Award. A multicultural center at UND is named after her.
3. Willie James Wells, shortstop who played from 1924-48 for various teams in the Negro Leagues.
4. George William Crockett Jr., Attorney, jurist, and politician from the U.S. state of Michigan. He also served as a national vice-president of the National Lawyers Guild and co-founded what is believed to be the first racially-integrated law firm in the United States. He was associated with the history of the infamous murder of civil rights activists James Chaney, Andrew Goodman, and Michael Schwerner.
5. Arnett Cleophus Cobb, jazz tenor saxophonist. He worked with trumpeter Chester Boone for two years and left to play with Milton Larkin in 1936. Cobb played with Larkin's band for six years while it toured the country; its clubs included the Apollo Theatre in Harlem and the Rhumboogie Club in Chicago owned by boxer Joe Louis.
6. Veronica (Ronnie) Bennett-Spector, Lead singer for the Ronettes
7. Patti Austin, Grammy-winning R&B and jazz music singer. She made her debut at the Apollo Theater at age four and had a contract with RCA Records when she was only five. Quincy Jones and Dinah Washington have proclaimed themselves as her godparents.
8. Clarence Cameron White, neoromantic composer and concert violinist. Dramatic works by the composer were his best-known, such as the incidental music for the play Tambour and the opera Ouanga. During the first decades of the twentieth century, White was considered the foremost violinist of his race. He was a member of Alpha Phi Alpha, the first intercollegiate Greek-letter fraternity established for African Americans.
9. John Starks, a retired American professional basketball player who gained fame while playing at shooting guard for the New York Knicks of the National Basketball Association in the 1990s. Starks was listed at 6'5″ (1.96 m) and 190 pounds (86 kg) during his NBA playing career.
10. Michael Bivens, founder and member of the R&B group New Edition and the hip hop group Bell Biv DeVoe.
11. Riddick Lamont Bowe, retired American boxer and former undisputed heavyweight champion. He is best remembered for his trilogy of fights with Evander Holyfield and two brutal bouts with Andrew Golota. Bowe's only professional defeat came by a majority decision loss to Holyfield.
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Events In African American History For Aug 06
1. In 1795, Absalom Jones is ordained a deacon in the Protestant Episcopal Church.
2. In 1854, Congress passed Confiscation Act, authorizing the appropriation of the property, including slaves, of rebel slaveholders.
3. In 1870, In one of the most brazenly racist incidents of the post-Civil War period, white conservatives and racists employ assassinations and widespread violence to suppress the black vote and take control of the Tennessee legislature from a coalition of blacks and progressive whites. The violence and the election effectively ended Reconstruction in the state.
4. In 1872, Elijah McCoy received Patent for Lubricator for steam engines
5. In 1925, African American lawyers organize the National Bar Association and name George H. Woodson of Des Moines, Iowa, as President, and Wendell Gree of Chicago, Illinois, as Secretary.
6. In 1934, United States troops leave Haiti, which it had occupied since 1915.
7. In 1941, Blacks started being inducted into the U.S. military in April 1941, resulting in a series of violent incidents between black soldiers and white soldiers and between black soldiers and white civilians.
The first major incident takes place on this day in August 1941. A group of black soldiers board a bus in Fayetteville, N. C., headed to Ft. Bragg. The white driver complains they are being "rowdy" and asks for help from the military police (MPs). The MPs arrive and begin hitting the blacks with nightsticks. One of the black men grabs an MP's gun and begins shooting. Additional fighting and shooting break out. When the dust settled, one black private and one white MP were dead and two whites and three blacks had been wounded.
This is the first of a series of serious racial incidents (between African American and white soldiers and African American soldiers and white civilians) which will continue throughout the war.
8. In 1952, Satchel Paige, at age 46, becomes the oldest pitcher to complete a major-league baseball game. Paige, pitching for the Cleveland Indians, shuts out the Detroit Tigers 1-0 in a 12-inning game.
9. In 1962, Jamaica becomes independent after 300 years of British rule.
10. In 1963, Little Stevie Wonder's "Fingertips, Part 2" is the #1 Soul chart hit.
11. In 1965, The Voting Rights Act is signed by President Lyndon B. Johnson in the same room that Abraham Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation. Rosa Parks, Martin Luther King, Jr., and a host of others witness the signing of the act, which suspends the use of literary tests and calls for federal examiners to ensure fair elections in the South.
12. In 1969, The Learning Tree, directed by Gordon Parks, Jr., premieres. The film is the first directed by an African American in modern times.
13. In 1973, Stevie Wonder is nearly killed in an automobile accident near Durham, North Carolina, where he was to perform in a benefit concert. Wonder suffers severe brain contusions and a fractured skull and will be in a coma for ten days as a result of his injuries.
14. In 1984, Carl Lewis wins 2nd (long jump) of 4 gold medals in the Summer Olympics.
15. In 1988, Once accused by African American artists of racism, MTV, the 24-hour cable music channel, premieres "Yo! MTV Raps." It will become one of the station's most popular programs.
16. In 1994, In Wedowee, Alabama, an apparent arson fire destroys Randolph County High School, which had been the focus of tensions over the principal's stand against interracial dating.
17. In 1996, Officials announce that the Air Force had punished 16 officers in connection with the crash that killed Commerce Secretary Ron Brown and 34 others the previous April.
18. In 2009, President Barack Obama Signed The Cash For Clunkers Extention Bill
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Birthdays Of Famous African Americans For Aug 04
1. Robert Purvis, abolitionist, first board of managers of the American Anti-Slavery Society.
2. Louis Daniel Armstrong, nicknamed Satchmo or Pops, was a jazz trumpeter and singer from New Orleans, Louisiana.
3. Robert Hayden, poet, essayist, educator. He was appointed Consultant in Poetry to the Library of Congress in 1976.
4. Mayme Agnew Clayton, Librarian, researcher and historian, and the Founder, President & Spiritual Leader of the Western States Black Research and Education Center (WSBREC), the largest privately held collection of African-American historical materials in the world. The collection represents the core holdings of the Mayme A. Clayton Library Museum and Cultural Center (MCL) located in Culver City, California.
5. Barack Obama, Father, Husband, Professor, Lawyer, Author, Politician, Senator, Nobel prize Winner, First Black President Of the United States Of America.
6. Keith Maurice Ellison, Lawyer, politician, and a Democrat. He became the first Muslim to be elected to the United States Congress when he won the open seat for Minnesota's 5th congressional district, which centers on Minneapolis, in the House of Representatives in 2006. He is also the first African American elected to the House from Minnesota, currently serving in the 111th United States Congress. Ellison is also active on a national level in advocacy for Muslims in the United States.
7. Marques Houston, Rapp Artist/Actor
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1. In 1865, The provisional governor of Florida abolishes slavery by proclamation.
2. In 1897, C. V. Richey Received Patent for Railroad Switch
3. In 1897, L. P. Ray, received Patent for Dust pan
4. In 1908, A site plan for the town of Allensworth, California, is filed with the Tulare County recorder. The town is founded by African American Allen Allensworth, "in order to enable black people to live on an equity [basis] with whites and to encourage industry and thrift in the race."
5. In 1928, William A. Scott, III, founds the "Atlanta World" newspaper. It will become a bi-weekly in 1930 and on March 13, 1932, will become the "Atlanta Daily World," the first African American daily newspaper in modern times.
6. In 1937, The Golden Gate Quartet records "Gospel Train"
7. In 1937, Wings Over Jordan Choir founded. This group was organized by the Rev Glen T. Settles in Cleveland, Ohio and was perhaps the most beautiful sounding of all Gospel choirs.
8. In 1951, The Swallows make their chart debut "It ain't the Meat, It is the Motion"
9. In 1956, Willie Williams of the United States sets the then 100 meter record at 10.1 seconds.
10. In 1957, Archibald J. Carey, Chicago minister and attorney, is appointed the first African American chairman of the President's Committee on Government Employment Policy.
11. In 1960, The Republic of Niger achieves its independence from France.
12. In 1970, Two thousand delegates and observers attend the Congress of African Peoples convention in Atlanta, Georgia.
13. In 1972, The Federal Communications Commission upholds a political candidate's right to broadcast paid commercials with racist content if such broadcast presents no danger of violence or incitement to violence.
14. In 1986, The United States Senate overrode President Ronald Reagan's veto of legislation imposing economic sanctions against South Africa.
15. In 1989, Rickey Henderson sets American League mark of 50 stolen bases in nine seasons.
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1. In 1619, Slavery in America began with landing of twenty Africans at Jamestown, Virginia. The twenty Blacks were accorded the status of indentured servants.
2. In 1834, Slavery declared unlawful in British Empire.
3. In 1873, Bennett College in Greensboro, N.C., Carolina is founded. Bennett is one of the over 100 Historical Black College and Universities in America, and one of only two that specifically educate women.
4. In 1879, Mary Eliza Mahoney became the first African American to graduate from a nursing school when she graduated from the nursing program at the New England Hospital for Women and Children.
5. In 1899, W. Purdy Received Patent for Device for sharpening edged tools
6. In 1909, Mechanics and Farmers Bank in Durham, N. C., opened for business. It is an African-American savings and loan institution.
7. In 1925, The National Bar Association is formed
8. In 1936, Benjamin E. Mays, who has been called "the greatest school master of his generation," named president of Morehouse College.
9. In 1944, Adam Clayton Powell elected first Black congressman
10. In 1964, Arthur Ashe, first Black male to win Wimbledon, becomes first Black person named to the US Davis Cup team
11. In 1979, James Patterson Lyke installed as auxiliary bishop of the Cleveland diocese of the Roman Catholic Church.
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Events In African American History For July 31
1. In 1874, Father Patrick Francis Healy, named President of Georgetown University.
2. In 1888, S. E. Thomas Received Patent for Casting
3. In 1911, The founding of America's first "Negro Boy Scout" troop in 1911. Initially started in Elizabeth City, North Carolina, opposition was encountered immediately, but troops continued to meet in increasing numbers. In 1916, the first official Boy Scout Council-promoted Negro Troop 75 began in Louisville, KY. By the next year, there were four official black troops in the area. By 1926, there were 248 all-black troops, with 4,923 black scouts and within ten years, there was only one Council in the entire South that refused to accept any black troops.
4. In 1960, Elijah Muhammad, leader of the Nation of Islam, called for creation of a Black state in America at a New York meeting.
5. In 1981, Attorney Arnette R. Hubbard installed as the first woman president of the National Bar Association.
6. In 2005, In rememberance of Anthony Walker, then 18 murdered in England with an axe in a hate crime.
7. In 2006, India Arie's Testimony: Vol. 1, Life & Relationship Tops Jet Magazine's top 20 album list.
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Laurent Gombert, né le  à Marseille et mort dans cette même ville le , est un joueur et entraîneur français de football.

Biographie
Laurent Gombert évolue dans les années 1940 dans les équipes de jeunes de l'Olympique de Marseille. Il connaît la deuxième division de 1949 à 1951 au GSC Marseille et de 1951 à 1952 au Toulouse FC.

Il entraîne ensuite certaines équipes de l'Olympique de Marseille, dont notamment les moins de 11 ans.

Il est l'entraîneur de l'équipe féminine de l'Olympique de Marseille de 1975 à 1986. La meilleure performance des Marseillaises sous son ère est l'accession aux demi-finales du Championnat de France en 1979 et 1980.

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Footballeur français
Joueur du GSC Marseille
Joueur du Toulouse FC (1937)
Entraîneur français de football
Naissance en octobre 1929
Naissance à Marseille
Décès en novembre 2001
Décès dans le 10e arrondissement de Marseille
Décès à 72 ans

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Eddie George Deveau 733219 Private 165th Battalion December 10, 1887 Yarmouth, NS January 17, 1916 Meteghan NS Meteghan NS 28 5 feet, 8½ inches light light blue Married Farmer Mrs. Kate Deveau (Wife) Meteghan, Digby Co., NS Eddie Deveau served in Canada, England and France. He enlisted with the 112th Battalion having completed his medical at Meteghan on November 25, 1915. He was transferred to the 165th Battalion, on June 8, 1916. He arrived in England on on April 7, 1917, having embarked Halifax on the SS Metagama from Canada, on March 25, 1917. In England he was assigned to the 13th Reserve Battalion at Shoreham, England and then, on May 31, 1917, to the Canadian Forestry Corps. He landed in France on June 23, 1917. He was awarded a Good Conduct Badge on December 9, 1918. He was discharged on demobilization at St. John, NB on March 18, 1919. Eddie was the son of George and Maggie Deveau of Hectanooga, Digby Co., Nova Scotia. He had one son at the time of his enlistment, Wilfred, aged 3 years.


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Philip Dennis Duffy (March 14, 1946 – July 5, 2018)
Posted by Bill | Jul 6, 2018 | Tributes and obituaries | 0 |
Philip Dennis Duffy, age 72, died on Thursday, July 5, 2018 at his home in Camdenton, Missouri. He was born in Omaha, Nebraska on March 14, 1946 to Philip A. Duffy and Ruth (French) Duffy. He was the second child and eldest son of six children.
Denny was a loving husband, father, and grandfather. After graduating from Bellevue High School in 1964, he attended Kearney State University, where he was a member of the Theta Xi fraternity. During his enrollment, Denny was drafted into the U.S. Army for service in the Viet Nam War. Subsequently, Denny served in the U.S. Navy and Naval Reserves. Following his military service, Denny worked for the U.S. Postal Service in Lebanon, Missouri, until his retirement. Among his many other jobs, Denny worked on a ranch in the sand hills of Nebraska and on a farm in Falcon, Missouri.
Denny loved the outdoors and enjoyed camping, shooting sports, hiking, boating, and fishing throughout his life. He also had a passion for music and history. Denny and his wife, Barbara Duffy recorded several albums of historical and period music with friends. He and his wife performed their music for historical reenactments, a pastime Denny enjoyed for many years.
For his service to his country, Denny was awarded the Purple Heart, a National Defense Service Medal, a Vietnam Campaign Medal, a Combat Infantry Medal, and the Bronze Star.
Above all, Denny loved spending time with family and friends, both far and wide.
Denny was preceded in death by his father Philip A. Duffy, mother Ruth (French) Duffy, and sister Frances (Duffy) Miller.
Denny is survived by his wife Barbara Duffy of Camdenton, MO, son Brian (Krista) Duffy of Franklin, TN, daughter Elizabeth (Carl) Anderson of Kansas City, MO, daughter Michaela (Justin) Hostetler Duffy of Mishawaka, IN, stepson Alan (Dixie) Hopkins of Houston, TX, stepson Mike (Julie) Hopkins of Houston, TX, and stepdaughter Lorene Kirkman of Kaiser, MO. He also leaves behind his brother-in-law Jack Miller, brothers Mike (Jan) Duffy and Kevin (Mary) Duffy, and sisters Maureen (Rich) Losee and Katie (Mark) Nazeck. He also leaves behind seven grandsons, two granddaughters, and many nieces and nephews.
On Sunday, July 8, a visitation will be held from 2 to 3 pm and memorial service from 3 to 4pm at Hedges-Scott Funeral Home in Camdenton, Missouri.
Additional Services will be held on Sunday, July 15. A visitation and memorial service will be held in Denny's hometown of Bellevue, Nebraska, at the Bellevue Funeral Home from 4 pm to 7 pm.
A full military honor will be given on July 16th at 10am, where he will be entombed at the National Cemetery in Omaha, Nebraska.
In honor of Denny's memory, the family asks that you consider making donations to: The Boy Scouts of America and the Girl Scouts of America.
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Warsztat Muzyczny – polski kwartet instrumentalny, specjalizujący się w wykonywaniu współczesnej muzyki poważnej.

Historia i skład
Powstał w 1963 w Warszawie. Początkowo współpracował ze Studiem Elektronicznym Polskiego Radia, w zmiennej obsadzie, w zależności od potrzeb wykonywanych utworów. Z zespołem współpracowali różni muzycy, m.in. Tomasz Sikorski, Marta Ptaszyńska. Od 1967 do 1988 występował jednak przede wszystkim w składzie:

 Edward Borowiak - puzon
 Witold Gałązka - wiolonczela
 Zygmunt Krauze - fortepian (i zarazem kierownik zespołu)
 Czesław Pałkowski - klarnet

W latach 70. członkowie zespołu grywali także na instrumentach ludowych z różnych stron Polski, m.in. na lirach korbowych.

Działalność koncertowa i repertuar
Zespół występował w wielu krajach Europy, w Chicago i Kanadzie, oraz na bardzo wielu festiwalach muzyki awangardowej, m.in. kilkanaście razy na festiwalach "Warszawska Jesień". Wykonywał przede wszystkim utwory zamawiane u kompozytorów z całego świata na swój specyficzny skład. Dla zespołu komponowali m.in.: Louis Andriessen, Edison Denisow, Morton Feldman, Vinko Globokar, Lejaren Hiller, Mauricio Kagel, Per Nørgård, Michael Nyman, Frederic Rzewski, Siergiej Słonimski, Günther Becker.

Wybrane utwory skomponowane dla Warsztatu Muzycznego i przez niego prawykonane:
 Zbigniew Rudziński – Impromptu (1966)
 Zygmunt Krauze – Polichromie (1968), Idyll (1974), Fete galante et pastorale (1975)
 Witold Szalonek – Improvisations sonoristiques (1968)
 Wojciech Kilar – Training 68 (1968)
 Bogusław Schaeffer – Kwartet SG (1970)
 Andrzej Dobrowolski – Krabogapa (1970)
 Henryk Mikołaj Górecki – Muzyczka IVe (1970)
 Krzysztof Meyer – Quattro colori (1970)
 Kazimierz Serocki – Swinging music (1970)
 Tomasz Sikorski – Bez tytułu (1972)
 Zbigniew Bargielski – Ein Zimmer (1973)
 Krzysztof Knittel – à la santé (1974)
 Włodzimierz Kotoński – Pour quatre (1978), Pełnia lata (1980)
 Eugeniusz Knapik – Hymn (1980)
 Günther Becker – Tria paidià Voliótika (1980)

Przypisy

Linki zewnętrzne

Polskie zespoły kameralne
Polskie zespoły muzyki współczesnej


This set consists of 2 Pot Holders as shown.
MATERIALS—D-M-C Pearl Cotton, Art. 116D, Size 5: 3 balls Snow White or Yellow No. 744 (A), 2 balls Green No. 911 (B) and D-M-C Six Strand Cotton, Art. 117C: 1 skein Black No. 310.
PAN—With A ch 5, join (with slip st) into ring. Rnd 1 (right side)—Ch 1, 12 sc in ring, do not join. Rnd 2—2 sc in each of 12 sc (mark end of rnd with thread to make counting easy). Rnd 3 (Even)—1 sc in each sc around. Rnd 4—* 2 sc in next sc, 1 sc in next sc; rpt from * 11 times (36 sc). Rnd 5—Even. Rnd 6—* 2 sc in next sc, 1 sc in each of 2 sc; rpt from * 11 times. Rnd 7—Even. Rnd 8—* 2 sc in next sc, 1 sc in each of 3 sc; rpt from * 11 times. Rnd 9—Even. Rnd 10—* 2 sc in next sc, 1 sc in each of 4 sc; rpt from * 11 times (72 sc). Rnd 11—Even. Rnd 12—* 2 sc in next sc, 1 sc in 5 sc; rpt from * 11 times. Rnd 13—Even. Rnd 14—* 2 sc in next sc, 1 sc in 6 sc; rpt from * 11 times. Rnd 15—Even. Rnd 16—* 2 sc in next sc, 1 sc in 7 sc; rpt from * 11 times. Rnd 17—Even. Rnd 18—* 2 sc in next sc, 1 sc in 8 sc; rpt from * 11 times (120 sc). Rnd 19—Even. Rnd 20—* 2 sc in next sc, 1 sc in 9 sc; rpt from * 11 times. Rnd 21—Even. Rnd 22—* 2 sc in next sc, 1 sc in 10 sc; rpt from * 11 times. Rnd 23—Even. Rnd 24—* 2 sc in next sc, 1 sc in 11 sc; rpt from * 11 times (156 sc). Rnd 25—Even. Next rnd—1 sc in back loop of next sc, ch 1, * skip next sc, 1 sc in back loop of next sc, ch 1 (leaving front loops of rnd 25 free); rpt from * around, slip st in next sc, fasten off. BORDER—From right side, working in free loops of rnd 25, with B 1 sc in joined sc, ch 1, * skip next st, 1 sc in next st, ch 1; rpt from * around, join (in first sc). Rnd 2—Slip st in next ch-1 sp, ch 1, 1 sc in same sp, ch 1, * skip next sc, 1 sc in next ch-1 sp, ch 1; rpt from * around, join. Rpt rnd 2. Rnd 4—Slip st in next sp, ch 1, 1 sc in same sp, * ch 1, 1 sc in next sp *; rpt between * 3 times, [ch 1, 1 sc, ch 1, 1 sc] in next sp; † rpt between * 5 times, [ch 1, 1 sc, ch 1, 1 sc] in next sp; rpt from † around; end, ch 1, join. Rpt rnd 2 three times. Rnd 8—Slip st in next sp, ch 1, 1 sc in same sp, * ch 1, 1 sc in next sp *; rpt between * 26 times, skip next sp, work a Shell of 11 tr in next sp (for spout), skip next sp, 1 sc in next sp; rpt between * around; end, ch-1, join. HANDLE—Row 1 (right side)—Slip st in next sp, ch 1, 1 sc in same sp, * ch 1, 1 sc in next sp; rpt from * 7 times. Row 2—Ch 1, turn, 1 sc in first sc, 1 sc in next ch-1 sp, [ch 1 and 1 sc] in each sp to last sc, 1 sc in last sc. Row 3—Ch 1, turn, 1 sc in first sc, skip next sc, [ch 1 and 1 sc] in each ch-1 sp to last 2 sc, ch 1, skip next sc, 1 sc in next sc. Rpt row 2. Row 5—Ch 1, turn, 1 sc in first sc, skip next sc, 1 sc in next sp (1 dec. made), [ch 1 and 1 sc] in each sp to last 2 sc, skip next sc, 1 sc fn next sc (1 dec. made). Rpt rows 3, 4 and 5 alternately 3 times. Rpt rows 3 and 2 alternately until 28 rows. Row 29—Ch 1, turn, 1 sc in first sc, ch 1, skip next sc, 1 sc in next sp, ch 3, skip 3 sts, 1 sc in next sp, ch 1, skip next sc, 1 sc in next sc. Row 30—Ch 1, turn, 1 sc in first sc, 1 sc in next sp, ch 1, skip next sc, 1 sc in next ch, ch 1, skip next ch, 1 sc in next ch, ch 1, skip next sc, 1 sc in next sp, 1 sc in next sc. Rpt rows 3 and 2. Rpt row 5 twice. Fasten off. HANDLE FACING—With B ch 18, 1 sc in 2nd ch from hook, * ch 1, skip next ch, 1 sc in next ch; rpt from * across (17 sts). Continue from row 2 of Handle to end. Matching rows, sew Handle facing to wrong side of Handle. Block and press. With Black embroider face as shown. Pad with quilted or other suitable lining.
POT—TOP PIECE OF POT—With B ch 42, 1 sc in 4th ch from hook, 1 sc in each of next 4 chs, 1 hdc in each of 7 chs, 1 dc in each of 15 chs, 1 hdc in each of 7 chs, 1 sc in each of 4 chs, [1 sc, 1 dc, 1 sc] in end ch, matching sts, work 4 sc, 7 hdc, 15 dc, 7 hdc, 4 sc on other side of foundation ch; end, 1 more sc in same ch as first sc, join (with slip st in top of ch-3). Rnd 2—Ch 3, 1 sc in joined st, * 1 sc in each of next 5 sc, 1 hdc in each of next 7 hdc, 1 dc in each of 15 dc, 1 hdc in each of 7 hdc, 1 sc in each of 5 sc *, [1 sc, 1 dc, 1 sc] in next dc; rpt between * once; end, 1 more sc in joined st, join. Rnd 3—Ch 4, [1 tr, 2 dc] in joined st, 1 dc in each of next 18 sts (mark last dc made with thread for later use), 1 dc in each of 23 sts, [2 dc, 3 tr, 2 dc] in next dc, 1 dc in each of 41 sts; end, 2 more dc and 1 more tr in joined st, join in ch-4. Rnd 4—Ch 1, working in front loop of sts, [1 slip st and ch 1] in each st to marked dc, drop loop from hook, with a separate 1-yard strand of B slip st in front loop of marked dc, skip next 2 dc, work a Shell of 9 dc in front loop of next dc, skip next 2 dc, slip st in front loop of next dc, fasten off; pick up dropped loop and continue to work as before along top of Shell and around to first slip st, join, fasten off.
BODY—With A ch 40, 1 sc in 2nd ch from hook, 1 sc in each of 38 chs. Row 2—Ch 1, turn, draw up a loop in each of first 2 sts, yo, thru all 3 loops on hook, 1 sc in each sc to last sc, 2 sc in last sc. Row 3—Ch 1, turn, 2 sc in first sc, 1 sc in each of next 36 sc, draw up a loop in each of next 2 sc, yo, thru all 3 loops on hook. Rpt rows 2 and 3 alternately until 9 rows. Row 10 (Even)—Ch 1, turn, 1 sc in each sc across (39 sc). Work 37 even rows. Rpt row 3. Rpt rows 2 and 3 alternately until 56 rows from beginning. Fasten off. Sew top piece of pot to curved edge of Body as shown, leaving spout free. HANDLE—With B ch 14, 1 sc in 2nd ch from hook, * ch 1, skip next ch, 1 sc in next ch; rpt from * across. Row 2—Ch 1, turn, 1 sc in first sc, 1 sc in next ch-1 sp, [ch 1 and 1 sc] in each sp to last sc, 1 sc in last sc. Row 3—Ch 1, turn, 1 sc in first sc, [ch 1 and 1 sc] in each ch-1 sp to last 2 sc, ch 1, skip next sc, 1 sc in next sc. Rpt row 2. Row 5—Ch 1, turn, 1 sc in first sc, 1 sc in next sp (1 dec.), [ch 1 and 1 sc] in each sp to last 2 sc, ch 1, 1 sc in last sc. Rows 6 and 7—Ch 1, turn, 1 sc in first sc, 1 sc in next sp, [ch 1 and 1 sc] in each sp to last 2 sc, ch 1, 1 sc in last sc. Row 8—Ch 1, turn, 1 sc in first sc, 1 sc in next sp, [ch 1 and 1 sc] in each sp to last 2 sc, 1 sc in last sc. Rpt rows 3, 2, 5, 6, 7, 8. Rpt rows 3 and 2 alternately until 26 rows from beginning then work from row 29 of Handle of Pan Pot Holder to end. Sew Handle in place as shown. HANDLE FACING—Work as for Handle, sew to wrong side of Handle. Block and press. With Black embroider face as shown. Pad with quilted or other suitable lining.


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My Life in Journalism
I began my journalism career in 1997 at the New Brunswick Telegraph-Journal, where I chased hard-news stories, covering everything from murder cases to city politics.
After a year the Telegraph-Journal, I was offered a reporting job at the Ottawa Citizen. Working for a major daily offered new opportunities. When Montrealer Vaira Vike-Freiberga was elected president of Latvia, I travelled to that north-European country to write a feature on her life story. Speaking German fluently, I was assigned to cover the historic war-crimes trial of Julius Viel in Munich.
I spent five years covering the Environment beat in the Citizen's Parliament Hill bureau. Besides covering two federal elections, I wrote stories on global climate change, national parks, and protection of endangered species. As newsroom technology changed, I became adept at new Internet-based forms of journalism, writing webhits and live Twitter-feeds from breaking news events.
From 2010 to 2017 I worked as a freelance magazine journalist, writing for publications as diverse as National Geographic Kids, Canada's History, Canadian Nurse and Ottawa Magazine. I also wrote my first non-fiction book, a biography of biochemist Dr. Ruey J. Yu, published by the University of Ottawa Press.
In 2016 I upgraded my skills with an intensive video production course at Ryerson University. My multi-media work is showcased on my Video and Podcasts pages, while a small sample of my written work can be found on the right.
How Irony Killed Stephen Harper
Canada's History
Forgotten Inuit Explorers
Bootlegging Butterflies
OttawaU Press
The biography of Dr. Ruey J. Yu
Cdn. Nurse
Energy at Work
Ntl. Geog. Kids
Silent Hunters
RV West
A little summer whimsy
Hooking an undergraduate hubby


Hump day already?! This week is flying by! Not that I'm complaining.
Shoe update: I ran 5 miles last night in my new Mizunos! My legs/feet felt great, so I'm thinking they are definitely keepers!
Thanks so much for all of your great suggestions—I have tons of shoes in mind should I need to change again!
Who can resist a little carrot cake? Not this girl. I behaved. Which basically just means I didn't eat the entire piece.
Well, at least I started off the day on the right foot with a green protein smoothie!
Hm, I guess Georgie wants to share! He'll eat anything!
This sauce was inspired by all of your great comments to my question: "what's your go-to sauce?" So many of you mentioned mustard and I love mustard—so I knew I had to include it!
Thanks for the inspiration guys! I think this will be a new go-to sauce/dressing for me!
Whisk the 2 ingredients together and then simply toss all the beans and veggies into the bowl. Easy as 1, 2, 3.
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Azalea Ellis loves to bend the world to her will. Maybe that's why she likes writing books. Creating worlds and people and then sending them through every ordeal imaginable might even give her some kind of sick thrill. Who knows? Maybe she just likes taking things from her head and bringing them to life. She's fascinated by almost everything, and wishes she could live to be a thousand, so she would have time to learn and do everything she wants.
Natalie Duke has been a working voice actor and member of SAG-AFTRA since she was eight years old. Natalie's young announcer voice could be heard on spots for big-name companies like McDonald's, Payless, Chex Cereal, Embassy Suites Hotels and many more. She even lent her singing talents to Gatorade's famous "Be Like Mike" campaign with Michael Jordan. Now an adult, Natalie's still going strong. These days, you can hear her on national TV and radio campaigns for Kellogg, Flintstones Vitamins, McDonald's, Sears, Laughing Cow Cheese, Safeway, Alka-Seltzer, Potbelly, Purina, Kmart, Famous Footwear, Nationwide Insurance, DeVry, KFC and more.
I was not expecting this. I was so afraid to go through this audiobook, as it was so long. Also, I have never read a LitRPG novel and I didn't even know what it ment (a combination of literary and role playing game; basically: fantasy books + video games). The blurb is very attractive and believe me, if you decide to give it a try, it will be one of the best decisions ever made!
"Gods of Blood and Bone" is addictive. It catches you and you don't even know when the time flies, all you do is wait for the next round, see how the players will react or who/what will they face. It's an active game, in which all try to avoid "GAME Over", as it would bring death in real life. Yeah, yeah, I know it happens in most books – I looked it up, but it's how the author does it that's important. Azalea Ellis does it great. She keeps the reader right with the characters and the world she has developed is so interesting and complex.
Our main character is strong, determined and must always evolve if she wants to survive and be one step ahead of her competition. I loved her will of winning, I loved her character and how she evolves, not only as a player but as a person. I am so curious to see what happens next (I was actually expecting a more stable conclusion, after so many hours).
As for the narration, I have nothing bad to say. I loved it. I mean, seriously, after 19 hours of listening to the same voice (I try to avoid the increase of speed when possible, just to hear it in the natural rhythm), interpreting various characters, I cannot say anything bad. I loved it and I loved the strength the interpretation depicted.
So 5 out of 5 stars for a story that gripped me from the very beginning. I cannot wait to find out what happens next and I cannot wait to read more books by this author. She is really wonderful when it comes to world and character development.
I received this audiobook as part of my participation in a blog tour with Audiobookworm Promotions. The tour is being sponsored by Azalea Ellis. The gifting of this audiobook did not affect my opinion of it.


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Ramco Institute of Technology (RIT), is an Engineering college in Rajapalayam, approved by AICTE and affiliated to Anna University, Chennai.

Department & Courses Offered
RIT has the following five departments:

Civil Engineering
 Computer Science & Engineering
 Electrical & Electronics Engineering
 Electronics & Communications Engineering
 Mechanical Engineering
 Computer Science and Business System

References

Official website

Engineering colleges in Tamil Nadu
Education in Virudhunagar district


Port Canaveral has been named the "Best North American Homeport" in this year's Cruise Critic U.S. Editors' Picks Awards. This is the eighth year that Cruise Critic®, the world's leading cruise reviews site and online cruise community, has held the recognition naming the best of the cruise industry in 25 categories, chosen by Cruise Critic's international team of editors.
At Port Canaveral, renovation of Cruise Terminals 5 and Cruise Terminal 10 are under way following the opening of the new $110 million Cruise Terminal 1 late last year. Next year, the Carnival Magic, Norwegian Epic, and Royal Caribbean's Oasis of the Seas mega- ships start calling Port Canaveral home, bringing the number of homeported ships to 10.
A recent consultant's report estimates that Port Canaveral will need three additional terminals by 2040 as it competes to be the world's busiest cruise port. Port Canaveral is expected to grow by 50 percent in the next three or four years as it goes from serving 4.2 million cruise passengers annually to 6 million passengers.
The new seven-story Exploration Tower attraction serves as the anchor of the redevelopment area of Port Canaveral known as the Cove. Plans call for new retail, entertainment, restaurants, and a luxury hotel. Construction is expected to begin late this year.


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The Rumba originated in Matanzas, Cuba, in the early 1800's and the word "Rumba" is a derivation of the Spanish word "rumbo", which means "the way". It was originally used to describe late night parties in which people got together in large, empty spaces to sing and dance. At first, in Rumba music, the rhythm is slow but, as the song progresses, the tempo increases to create a fast rhythm. When the dance first began, drawers were used as percussion, but today congas are more commonly used.
Did you know that there are several types of rumba?
In the 18th Century, the Cuban Guaracha was adopted by gypsies in Seville, Spain and later became known as the Rumba Flamenca. It is a very lively type of music and is not very complicated, making it ideal to dance in groups. Famous singers associated with the Flamenco Rumba are The Gypsy Kings, Paco de Lucia, and Paco Pena.
Circa 1930, the Cuban Son (a type of music) was renamed "the Rumba" in the United States. Through Xavier Cugat's promotion of the music and dance, people started to dance the Rumba in ballrooms. Nowadays, the traditional style, in which the woman lures the man with her charms as a subtle sign of power and the game of seduction is played amongst the dancers, still exists. The Rumba is a passionate, sensual dance and shows the passion between the two dancers.
Around 1940, the Catalan Rumba was born in Barcelona, Spain. It is an alternative form of the Flamenco Rumba and includes a technique called "ventilador", where the guitar as an element of percussion.
Are you interested in a Rumba class? Contact one of our dance counsellors at Dance Classes Madrid!
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Longing for a dairy-free alternative to traditional salad dressings? Try our creamy plant based dressing with tahini, which pairs perfectly with Orondo Ruby cherries in this dreamy summer salad.
Start by making the tahini dressing. Put the tahini and lemon juice in small bowl and whisk until combined.
Pour in the water little by little, whisking between each addition, until all of the water has been incorporated.
Add the salt and pepper and whisk well.
If you find the dressing too thick, add extra water one tablespoon at a time until the desired consistency is reached.
Assemble he salad by adding all of the salad ingredients to a large bowl and toss.
Add 3 tablespoons of the tahini dressing and toss to coat. Add extra sauce if desired and toss again. How much is needed is ultimately a matter of taste. Serve immediately.
Alternatively, for a more elegant presentation, divide the spring mix/baby greens between 2 or 4 plates (depending on whether the salad is being served as a starter or a main). Evenly divide and sprinkle the cherries and cucumber on top of each plate. Using zigzagging motions, drizzle about a tablespoon of tahini over each salad.
Sprinkle with basil and serve with extra dressing on the side for those who want more.
* The dressing recipe will make more than you need for the creamy summer salad with cherries. Leftovers can be used in many ways, for example, to make hummus, drizzle on steamed greens or broccoli, dip crudités or chips in, etc.


The import / export functionality for the system tree of Advance Design models is useful either when you want to re-use the same subsystem structure in a new model, or when you want to create several groups of the same subsystem structure in the same model.
In the case of a model with several floors, you will need to create a system for each level of the structure (Level 1, Level 2, etc).
Each level will contain subsystems for each type of structural elements (Columns, Beams, Slabs, Walls, etc).
To export the system tree created for the first level, right click in the Pilot on Structure and select System Management > Export Tree. The tree is named and saved as a file with an .xml extension.
The system tree will be exported in a XML file. Name this file and select its location on the disk in the "Save as" dialog box.
To import the system tree previously exported, right click in the Pilot on Structure (correspondingly, on the system in which you want to import subsystems) and select System Management > Import Tree.
Select the XML previously saved.
The subsystems previously exported will be added to the already existing systems. Therefore, you will easily create a structure of repetitive groups of subsystems.


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In a large environment with many active directory domains and some servers which are not domain members, it is difficult to find all duplicate SusClientIds. Remote registry queries are not an option because there are many systems in protected networks behind firewalls.
So I decided to use the IIS Failed Request Log to detect duplicate SusClientIds.
In the Connections pane, expand the machine name, expand Sites, and then click on the Site, where WSUS runs.
In the Add Failed Request Tracing Rule wizard, on the Specify Content to Trace page, select Custom and enter the value ReportingWebService.asmx. Click Next.
On the Define Trace Conditions page, select the Status code(s) check box and enter 200 as the status code to trace. Click Next.
On the Select Trace Providers page, under Providers, select the WWW Server check box. Under Areas, select the Compression check box and clear all other check boxes. Compression is not what we are looking for, but it is required to select at least one Area.
After some logging (minimum 24h) in the Path C:\inetpub\logs\FailedReqLogFiles\W3SVC[xxxxxxxxx] are many new xml-files are created. This is the work directory for the following steps.
To analyze this files, I wrote the script get-susclientids.ps1 to get a list of all IPs and SusClientIds.
Now it's time to reset the SusClientId on the listed systems.
Dieser Beitrag wurde unter Windows abgelegt am 3. Mai 2016 von Micha.
Hi, not work on IIS in Windows 2008 std.
parameter RemoteAddress is not in XML files contained.
As I understood, this will work only from 2012R2 and newer?
I think I tested it with Server 2012 R2. But it probably works with Server 2016 as well.


During investigations in #16387, we found out that mobile HSes won't retry their intro point circuits when their network interface is down.
This is a problem since mobile devices change their IP address all the time, and their network interface toggles on and off. Since the retry logic fails in this case, the mobile HS ends up rotating intro points everytime the interface goes up.
When our interface is down, rend_service_launch_establish_intro() will fail immediately since it eventually calls connection_or_connect() which leads to a connect() call with no network.
As you can see from the code above, when that function fails immediately, we remove the intro point no questions asked, with no subsequent retries.
This is problematic, since the failure there is because of our local network, and does not indicate any issues with the intro point, so we should not ditch it so easily. Ideally, as long as we know that the error is local, we should probably keep on trying that same intro point.
torifaceswitch.log (5.5 KB) - added by timonh 3 years ago.
In the snippet above, if rend_service_launch_establish_intro() fails, we don't remove the intro point from service->intro_nodes or free it. Instead, we just continue to the next intro point. This way we will keep on retrying the old intro points every second, till the network comes back up.
The main assumption in the above fix is that rend_service_launch_establish_intro() can only fail for local reasons (bugs, OOM, interface down, etc.). If this is the case, then there is no reason to blame the intro point for this failure and we can just keep on retrying it till the local issues get resolved.
We should verify the assumption above before implementing the suggested fix.
Your fix seems to work for me. I switched the network interface and ended up with the same intro points. See the attached log.
If the assumption can be verified it would be nice to have the fix soon.
Thanks for the testing timonh.
FWIW, I read some code to verify the assumption of comment:1 and it seems to be accurate. But more digging and testing is required to get better confidence, as those functions were quite hairy.
The fix seems logical but adds some _powerful_ assumptions that rend_service_launch_establish_intro() failure is always due to some "local issues". As far as I can tell, it seems to be the case that basically if we can't launch a circuit it's because we just can't get packet out of the wire or we simply don't have enough information to be able to do so (consensus for instance).
If you could, adding a comment to rend_service_launch_establish_intro() documenting the returned value and in this case the -1 being that it doesn't mean the intro point is _bad_ per-se but rather the failing of launching a circuit is due to "local reachability" or not enough information to continue issues. This is _very_ important that we don't mess it up I believe because retrying over and over a bad intro point is also a bad thing.
Hmm, as discussed on IRC, I believe that rend_service_launch_establish_intro() will return -1 for local issues in almost all cases, but there are cases where it could in theory return -1 for remote issues.
Specifically, you can reach connection_or_connect() from that function which will eventually call connect(2), which can in theory fail with remote errors such as ECONNREFUSED or ETIMEDOUT. I'm pretty sure this can't happen in actual remote networks (since the socket API is asynch), but there is no way to be sure.
The good thing here, is that IIUC the only time we would want to remove an intro point in rend_consider_services_intro_points() is only when connect() fails with the above remote errors. In all the other cases, we would want to keep the intro point since it's just local errors. Unfortunately, the retval of connect() is not exposed in rend_consider_services_intro_points().
A more correct patch here would involve exposing the connect() retval in that function and only removing the intro point if it's a remote error code. This does not seem like a trivial patch here, but also not too hard to do.


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Unusual Degree of Mayhem, But Also Success, Reflected in Sheriff's Quarterly Awards
FlaglerLive | January 25, 2018
It takes a vision: deputies make arrests, but they also rely on crime analysts like Shannon Sandberg, who's been implementing the Sheriff's Office's Intelligence Led Policing initiative since January 2017, leading to detection of trends, locations of persons of interest and arrests. She was the sheriff's December Employee of the Month, an honor she received Wednesday from Sheriff Rick Staly. (FCSO)
A police agency's awards ceremony can be a story of contrasts: individual and agency success is proportional to mayhem endured and contained, to the people held accountable for the brutality and crimes they inflicted on the community. Success is also measured by acts of bravery and lives saved. By those measures, the last few months in Flagler have been especially active, as reflected by the quarterly award ceremony Sheriff Rick Staly hosted Wednesday afternoon in Bunnell.
Staly recognized 70 agency members for exceptional service, including employees of the month for the past three months. Like all internal award events, the sheriff's ceremony isn't usually newsworthy beyond a few paragraph's notice. But Wednesday's event and its award recipients added up to a summarized chronicle of a calendar's quarter replete with high-profile policing cases that impacted many segments of the community.
The ceremony also seemed to reflect the particular vigor and style of policing Staly ushered in just over a year ago, when he became sheriff–a style that has combined aggressive policing on the streets with deep analysis behind the scenes, all cemented by an alert 911 center and flashes of compassion there and in the ranks, when time and circumstances allow.
Communications Supervisor Amy Sisti, a member of the 911 dispatch team, was named October Employee of the Month for her handling of a call involving what would turn out to be a murder-suicide. On Oct. 12 she took a call from Edward Douglas Ratcliffe, 73, who said he thought he had killed someone. In fact, Brevard County police would later confirm he'd killed Amy Mitchell, his step-daughter, earlier that day in unincorporated Cocoa.
Ratcliffe was driving through Flagler, determined to reach St. Johns County. Sisti stayed on the line to gather pertinent information while another dispatcher relayed the information to St Johns County. Minutes later Ratcliffe said he was going to shoot himself. Amy used her negotiating skills to calm him and keep him talking. The call was transferred to St Johns County, where Ratcliffe shot himself, just over the Flagler-St. Johns County line.
"This was a very difficult call but Amy did an outstanding job keeping a calm demeanor and gathering all needed information to ensure officer safety," a sheriff's release stated.
Detective Nicole Thomas is the November Employee of the Month and the recipient of a commendation for her work on a similarly harrowing case. On Nov. 27, Thomas and detectives from Volusia County Sheriff's Office began an investigation into a sexual assault against a woman who had been found naked and bleeding on the Flagler-Volusia County line, off Old Kings Road. An investigation led to charges against Obtravies Watkins, who'd allegedly brutalized, raped and attempted to murder the woman. Thomas used investigative techniques to identify the suspect's vehicle, which led to the identity of the attacker, while showing great compassion toward the victim.
The December honor went to Crime Analyst Shannon Sandberg, who's been implementing the agency's Intelligence Led Policing vision since January 2017. The release states: "Her attention to detail and expertise in analyzing crime trends and identifying likely persons of interest, coupled with her superlative organizational skills, has been key to the success of CRIMEMAPS and instrumental in the success of dozens of criminal investigations. Shannon is a great asset to the FCSO and we are pleased to name her our December Employee of the Month. She is also receiving the Distinguished Service Certificate."
The award ceremony included numerous other honors.
Frpm left, Corporal Joe Barile, Iris Sciandra, Deputy Phil Conway, and Sheriff Staly. (FCSO)
Deputy Philip Conway got a Lifesaving award and Corporal Joe Barile got a commendation for their work on Oct. 8, when they saved Iris Sciandra's life after her vehicle hydroplaned, rolled and ended in mud and water, submerging Sciandra. Barile removed the windshield and relayed information to dispatch while Conway pulled Sciandra, who was present at the award ceremony, from the vehicle.
On October 2, deputies were dispatched to an armed robbery at the Circle K Gas Station in Palm Coast. Deputy Daniel Parthemore was on special detail in the Seminole Woods area due to recent car burglaries in the area. Parthemore saw a vehicle in a cul-de-sac and recognized the passenger in the car as matching the description of Devaughn Williams, the suspect from the armed robbery. The firearm used in the robbery was also located with the suspect. "Through the diligent efforts of Deputy Parthemore and his keen investigative efforts, a violent armed offender was taken off the streets," the release states. Parthemore got a Commendation.
On November 6, deputies tracked a stolen vehicle to Capri Trailer Park in Bunnell where they found Matthew Nesbitt asleep behind the wheel. Nesbitt awoke and sped away, nearly striking deputy Jacob West in the process. The vehicle was soon located abandoned in Palm Coast's Z Section. A perimeter was set up and Nesbitt was seen threatening to kill deputies with a large knife in his hands. Nesbitt was ultimately taken into custody for multiple felony charges. A Unit Citation was awarded the Sheriff's Alpha Squad, the Investigative Services Division and Communications Specialists for their work in identifying, tracking, and detaining Nesbitt (who remains at the Flagler County jail on $75,000 bond).
The agency's Charlie Squad and Delta Squad also received a Unit Citation for proactive police work and teamwork in apprehending suspects, recovering stolen vehicles and seizing narcotics and firearms in several incidents.
On December 26, the drive-thru workers at the Taco Bell in Palm Coast were robbed at gunpoint. The suspect fled the area and was seen on State Road 100. Sgt. Goncalves and deputy Craig Rossi attempted a traffic stop but the vehicle fled south on I-95 then crashed into Deputy Rossi's patrol vehicle but continued to flee. A short time later, the suspect and passenger, Jason Klokow and Christopher McMillan, were arrested. Due to the actions of Delta Squad and Communications Specialists, both suspects were arrested and positively identified as suspects in two other robberies in Volusia County.
Taco Bell Loss Prevention Director Dan Lieberman, Area Coaches Katherine Conway-Jenkins and Ray Williams and Manager Lonnie Brinson presented plaques to the deputies and dispatchers who handled the case, and presented a $2,500 check to Sheriff Staly for the newly created Flagler Sheriff's Employee Assistance Trust fund.
It isn't just about chasing down rapists, armed robbers, would-be murderers and other lawbreakers, of course. A look at this week's reports highlights to what extent deputies end up, by default, taking on roles more aptly suited for mental health professionals. At times they shed their shields and take up badges of kindness.
On Christmas Day, Conway, the lifesaver of a few paragraphs ago, contacted Grand Oaks Health and Rehab Center in order to arrange a visit to those staying at the facility. He and Deputy Kocorowski visited Grand Oaks Christmas night and handed out Christmas cards to the residents. "This act of kindness shows the big heart that Law Enforcement Officers have and it was wonderful for these two deputies to spend a part of their shift spreading joy to members of our community," the release states. Both got commendations.
9 Responses for "Unusual Degree of Mayhem, But Also Success, Reflected in Sheriff's Quarterly Awards"
Tired says:
Wahoooo, Shannon you ROCK!
j. michael kelley says:
Congratulations to all award recipients and to Sheriff Rick Staly for a job well done.
BlueJammer says:
Congratulations to Ms. Sandberg and all deputies.
The people of Flagler county can't thank all of FCSO's finest for your dedication and sacrifice! You are the best of the best!
Instead of hot dogging for the camera get to work. What other government office hands out all these awards? We as tax payers expect the people on the payroll should be and are doing their jobs. I am sick and tired of seeing cop cars with paid deputies in them parked on the sides of the roads, in the bushes, on private properties and many times with another FCSO vehicle…this means BS-ing on the clock. These officers should be looking for crime and connecting with people in the community. Why are officers sitting back waiting for crime to come to them? Don't tell me how great you are….show me and show me to the tune of the millions of dollars you receive from the county general fund each year that comes from us the tax payers!
Really happy to see Shannon get some recognition! Great job Shannon!
Lilly Makarov says:
Well done Sheriff Staly and Ms. Sandberg!
Edman says:
This goes to show that with good leadership an organization can thrive. Without a capable leader an organization will flounder and not have a chance at truly being great. Flagler County voters chose well when they elected Staly, en experienced leader who works to make us all safer. Thanks Rick.
can'tfoolme says:
What a great team! Thank each of you for your part in it and may you stay safe and continue the good work.
Old Hammock says:
@ ANONYMOUS – Do you complain when the sun rises too?
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Thorium facts for kids
Thorium is a chemical element in actinide group. It is a weakly radioactive metal. It has a shiny, silvery white color. It has the chemical symbol Th and the atomic number 90. Natural thorium has an atomic weight of 232. Thorium is named after Thor, the Norse god of thunder. Its ores are found in nature, especially in India, the United States, and Australia. Many scientists believe thorium would make a good source of nuclear fuel because it makes much less waste and is four times as common as uranium. It makes 3,200,000 times as much energy as coal and 200 times as much energy as uranium, because natural uranium is mostly non-fissile isotopes. Scientists believe that there is enough of it to power the world for thousands of years.
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Thorium dioxide has the fluorite crystal structure. Th4+: __ / O2−: __
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Thor's Fight with the Giants (1872) by Mårten Eskil Winge; Thor, the Norse god of thunder, raising his hammer Mjölnir in a battle against the giants.
Jöns Jacob Berzelius, who first identified thorium as a new element
World War II thorium dioxide gas mantle
Glenn T. Seaborg, who settled thorium's location in the f-block
The Indian Point Energy Center (Buchanan, New York, United States), home of the world's first thorium reactor
Yellowed thorium dioxide lens (left), a similar lens partially de-yellowed with ultraviolet radiation (centre), and lens without yellowing (right)
Experiment on the effect of radiation (from an unburned thorium gas mantle) on the germination and growth of timothy-grass seed
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Sword Of The Necromancer Pushed Back To 2021 To Avoid "Craziness" Of Next-Gen Launch Window
By Jimmy November 26, 2020
Sword of the Necromancer, which started out as a Kickstarter project, will now launch a month later than planned.
According to game developers JanduSoft S.L and Grimorio of Games, the monster summoning action-RPG will arrive on 28th January 2021 for the Nintendo Switch and multiple other platforms.
This extra time will apparently allow the developers to add a final layer of polish – bringing the game to its "ideal" state, and means it can also avoid the "craziness" of the next generation console launch window.
"As much as we want to get Sword of the Necromancer into the hands of the players, it is more important that the game meets our vision first. Releasing in January 2021, allows us to refine the game experience further and also avoid the craziness of the next-gen consoles launch window. Rest assured that the final product will be worth the wait."
The developers have also released a second video diary about the creation of this upcoming dungeon-crawler action-RPG featuring roguelike elements. Take a look below:
It's not the first time we've heard about smaller-sized games wanting to avoid the release of bigger systems or titles. Earlier this month, the developer of the '90s style FPS Dusk said they were hoping to launch their own game on the Switch around 10th December, but wasn't so sure now that CD Projekt Red's game Cyberpunk 2077 had been pushed back to the same date.
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Polar Xpress brings Christmas to Shelby
Emily Mills
SHELBY - Scattered snowflakes flew as the Ashland Railway Polar Xpress brought moments of Christmas magic to Shelby on Sunday afternoon.
Christmas tunes filled the air as hundreds of people, bundled up in winter coats, hats and gloves, braved the near-freezing temperatures and crowded around the train tracks on Main Street near Mansfield Avenue to welcome one of the first signs of Christmas to the area.
Small children towered above the crowd on adults' shoulders, straining to catch a glimpse of the three-car train as it approached.
The train was decorated with twinkling lights and shiny garland, with Santa and his elves on the caboose.
The Polar Xpress conductor read the 1985 book "The Polar Express" to the gathered crowd.
David McWhorter, a dispatcher with Ashland Railway, has played the role of the conductor for the last three years and said he loves it.
"I love seeing kids get happy," said McWhorter, 42, of Ontario. "I love the excitement I see on their face, you know, when they see us come, Santa Claus, the conductor, the elves. They all get so excited and hyped up for Christmas. I just love to see it."
Ashland Railway general manager Mike Mosley said the company came up with the idea for the Polar Xpress five years ago.
"With the Christmas season, just trying to kind of put together, you know, something for the community," said Mosley, 44, of Shelby. "My intention is to, you know, try to give something back to the community and, you know, take ownership of the relationship between the railroad and the communities that we provide service to."
Mosley's daughters, 22-year-old Felicia and 11-year-old Kianna, were elves on the Polar Xpress, passing out candy to the crowd after they got off the train.
Mosley said Ashland Railway assistant manager Ed MacLean is the primary artist for the train each year.
This year, the boxcar featured an entirely new paint scheme, Mosley said.
The Shelby Area Business Group sponsors the holiday family-oriented event, which is in its fifth year.
Pat Carlisle with the Shelby Area Business Group said the day is a way for businesses to give back to the community.
"It's meant to be a give-back from local businesses for, you know, saying thank you for your patronage during the year," she said.
About 15 businesses took part this year, including Fan Cave, the Shelby Thrift Store, Mallory's Treasure and JC Elgin Attorney, which were all new to the event this year.
Roush's Floors and More was the "center of activity," Carlisle said, with kids lining up to take photos with Santa.
The afternoon also included a parade, ice sculpting and live reindeer from Bellville's Kleerview Farm.
In the Central School gymnasium, children could write letters to Santa or watch dancers perform to classic Christmas music.
Sponsors for the event included Ashland Railway, Cain Graphics, Cooper Enterprises, Glen's Surplus, OhioHealth, Sportsman's Den, Carton Services, Shelby Mutual, Scarlet and Gray Tire, Buckeye Chrysler and Shelby Welded Tube.
The Shelby Area Business Group's Moments of Christmas Magic event is always held the Sunday before Thanksgiving.
"The reason we do it on Sunday before Thanksgiving is because it's a thank-you to the community," Carlisle said.
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Twenty nine inmates staged an escape from the Nevada State Penitentiary at Carson City. Guard Isaacs, of the Gold Hill penitentiary, was in the yard when the prisoners began to flee. Guard Isaacs began firing but was hit with a bullet that broke his right knee. A second shot struck him in the hip.
Guard Isaacs did not recover from his injuries and died three weeks later.
The September 17, 1871, prison break was the largest prison break in American History. Of the 29 who escaped 18 were captured and returned to prison. Nine were never seen again. Two were lynched by an angry mob who seized them from a posse who captured them near Mammoth Lakes, California, six days later. A lake they were hanged near was renamed Convict Lake. During a shootout with the two and a third escapee Possemen Robert Morrison and Mono Jim of the Mono County, California, Sheriff's Dept. were shot and killed.
Guard Isaacs had served with the Nevada State Prison for five years and was survived by his wife and two children.
Tour 5 years
Incident Date Sunday, September 17, 1871
Weapon Handgun
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Guard isaacs,
On today, the 144th anniversary of your death I would just like to say thank you for your service and sacrifice for the citizens of the state of Nevada. There is no tougher job in Law Enforcement than that of a Corrections Officer.
USBP
United States Border Patrol


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