The Icelandic Prime Minister Geir H. Haarde held a press conference this afternoon reacting, amongst other issues, to the speech of Gordon Brown, his British counterpart, from yesterday afternoon.
Haarde said that he received a letter from Gordon Brown earlier today clarifying his government's approach. Haarde then called Brown's earlier public remarks unfortunate, but claimed that they are mutually working on clarifying the current situation.
Haarde also stated that Icelandic authorities will investigate whether it was legally justifiable for the UK government to overreact in the way it did, especially when Gordon Brown stated that Iceland was bankrupt. "That was not the case and strong words like that would never help," Haarde said.
Teams of UK and Dutch officials are coming to Iceland tonight and talks with their Icelandic counterparts will be held over the weekend.
Jens Stoltenberg, the Norwegian Prime Minister got in touch with Geir Haarde and staved off the speculation that branches of Icelandic banks in Norway are not willing to help to solve the situation. Stoltenberg, as Haarde stated, restated Norway's friendly offers of cooperation throughout this crisis in finding the best possible solutions to the present situation.
When asked about the commitments to IceSave, Haarde replied that Icelandic government will honour their obligations, but that they needed UK support.
"What needs to be done from the Icelandic side now is to look into the extent of using Landsbanki assets," he said and assured that the claim of the depositors is the priority. In fact a law was passed today to ensure this.
Haarde also sympathised with the former employees of Landsbanki who have been laid off. The large lay-offs were a precaution measure, and some may be kept on.
"We will do our best to keep unemployment down," he said and added that unemployment in Iceland is usually around 1 – 2%. The government intends to do its utmost to create new jobs for the people who lose their jobs due to this financial crisis.
The market will pick up as soon as the flow of foreign currency is restored.
Listen to the press conference in Icelandic followed by English here.
Like	. Dislike	. October 11, 2008, 2:41 pm .
An Icelandic MP Guðni Ágústsson has come up with the idea that Iceland should sue the UK as Gordon Brown froze the assets of Kaupþing, Kaupþing was expected to survive the crisis but the UK basically forced them into the position Glitnir and Landsbankinn are now sitting in.
The whole situation has been blown out of proportion and the blame has to go with Gordon Brown. Geir H. Haarde for all his faults is no doubt over worked, stressed, working hard at resolving this crisis and having to deal with all types of questions. He never said once that foreign investors would not get their money, He said his main priority was with the Icelandic State and people at present.
Some of the comments on this site have been nothing but disgraceful from Brits calling Icelanders thieves being one of the lighter insults.
The British team have arrived in Iceland to discuss the options with the Icelandic financial experts, this issue will be resolved, that I am sure of.
Brown is failing as a PM and needs to look hard and tough on the big stage. Labour are unpopular, I'm originally from Scotland where we have a SNP government who are running the country(Scotland) with a minority government in Edinburgh 10times better than the Labour-Lib Dem coalition did for 8 years of Devolution, Brown is under pressure, The Tories are ahead in opinion polls, he is disliked by his own people and when Scotland has an Independence referendum in 2010 or 2012, I really think we will put the last nail in the coffin of the 300 year old outdated political Union.
Trying to act tough Gordon so people in Britain will think he stands up for them to a country of 300,000 people who are suffering from a huge financial crisis which could bankrupt the nation, he just looks like a Bully.
I've lived in Iceland in 3 years and this country will rise again from this mess, 99% literacy rate, educated, enthusiastic, hard working young generation who are creative, streetwise and family orientated will help all Icelanders through these heavy times.
Like	. Dislike	. October 11, 2008, 1:02 am .
What a joke. You steal British and Dutch money while allowing local Icelanders to continue to bank. This is nothing less than theft.
Then you say that you will not honour an agreement to protect the first 20000 euro of deposits.
Then you say that you will not protect depositors.
You my dishonourable friend the Icelandic PM, have no integrity. You deserve the contempt of the rest of the world.
Your business dealings and behaviour will guarantee that no one will trade with you in future.
Like	. Dislike	. October 10, 2008, 7:52 pm .
This crisis, a theft of assets by fools with no thought for care of others, reminds that Iceland has produced a great reformed sinner, Hallgrimur, but never a Thomas Jefferson or Comenius, the Czech bishop who set up Scandinavia's education system in the 1600s.
A society founded in slavery and violence despises speaking freely. Clever liars are prized. A slick cheat seems better than creating enduring honest value in a genuine community life. So the Vikings show their values. A return to pillage and theft. So it goes. What is the quality of the shared?
Honest life works best in love, life and trade.
Like	. Dislike	. October 10, 2008, 6:28 pm .
I am a British National and am ashamed at my Government and Prime Minister. Believe me, he is tying to deflect the blame of his 10 years of mismanagement. Icelanders and British and the same, we are Islanders, and we should stick together. In times of trouble we should stand together and not pass blame. I am sorry for the discgraceful actions of Gordon Brown.
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Summer Dreams 2013
Our Sponsors For 2013
2013 Pandora's Collective Literary Awards Gala
Performer Bios - 2013
Upcoming Literary Events
Welcome >
Pandora's Collective is proud to announce the recipients of the Pandora's Literary Awards for 2013. This year's awards winners will be honoured at a special gala to be held on Friday, August 23th at CBC Studio 700 (700 Hamilton Street, Vancouver). The night will be hosted by Sean Cranbury and will feature a musical performance by M'Girl
ESTIVAL PHOTOGRAPHER
. Award presenters include Fiona Tinwei Lam, Wayde Compton, Evelyn Lau, Steven R. Duncan, Dennis E. Bolen, and Chrystalene Buhler. Harp Music by Amanda Hartley. Gala night photography done by
Anderw Bagoly.
7:30 pm (Doors open at 7:00pm)
CBC Studio 700 (700 Hamilton St.)
Silent Auction (Cash Only)
7:35- 7:45 M'Girl
7:45- 8:00 The Organizer/Promoter Award Chris Gilpin Presented by Chrystalene Buhler.
The Organizer/Promoter Award is given to an individual who has put themselves forward to help organize literary events, whether they are ongoing or special events, someone who has over the last year helped give space to many writers whether they are new or established. This year's recipient is Chris Gilpin. Jillian Christmas to present.
8:00- 8:15 Pandora's Collective BC Writer Mentor Jen Currin presented by Wayde
Compton.
Pandora's Collective BC Writer Mentor *This award goes to an individual who has taken the time to help foster other writers, giving them feedback and support over and above what may be expected. This year's winner is Jen Currin. Wadye Compton to present.
8:15- 8:30 Publisher's Award New Star Books Presented by Dennis E. Bolen
Our Publisher's Award goes to those publishers who keep getting the word out -- your words. Where would we be without the publishers? This year's winner is New Star Books. Dennis E. Bolen to present
8:30- 8:45 Magazine Award Ricepaper Magazine Presented by Evelyn Lau
Our Magazine Award goes to a magazine publisher who continues to support novice and established writers alike. This year, we are pleased to announce
the recipient of this award is Ricepaper. Presenter Evelyn Lau
8:45- 9:00 Break Don't forget our Silent Auction.
9:00- 9:15 Citizenship Award Ariadne Sawyer Presented by Steven R. Duncan
Our Citizenship Award goes to recognize an individual who Pandora's Collective feels has excelled in their support of writers within our community. This year's recipient is Ariadne Sawyer. Steven R. Duncan to present
9:15- 9:30 Announce Silent Auction Winners
9:30-9:40 Film on Joy Kogawa
9:40- 10:10 The Pandora's Collective Distinctive Body of Work Award to Joy Kogawa. Presented by Fiona Tinwei Lam
The Pandora's Collective Distinctive Body of Work Award is awarded annually in recognition of an author's literary achievements. This award is in recognition of his or her distinguished contribution to the literary community through their work and their example. This year's recipient is Joy Kogawa. Fiona Tinwei Lamto Present.
10:10-10:15 Wrap up and good night.
The Pandora's Collective Distinctive Body of Work Award is awarded annually in recognition of an author's literary achievements. This award is in recognition of his or her distinguished contribution to the literary community through their work and their example. This year's recipient is Joy Kogawa.
The Organizer/Promoter Award is given to an individual who has put themselves forward to help organize literary events, whether they are ongoing or special events, someone who has over the last year helped give space to many writers whether they are new or established. This year's recipient is Chris Gilpin.
Pandora's Collective BC Writer Mentor *This award goes to an individual who has taken the time to help foster other writers, giving them feedback and support over and above what may be expected. This year's winner is Jen Currin.
Our Publisher's Award goes to those publishers who keep getting the word out -- your words. Where would we be without the publishers? This year's winner is New Star Books.
Our Magazine Award goes to a magazine publisher who continues to support novice and established writers alike. This year, we are pleased to announce the recipient of this award is Ricepaper.
And last but not least, our Citizenship Award goes to recognize an individual who Pandora's Collective feels has excelled in their support of writers within our community. This year's recipient is Ariadne Sawyer.
About the recipients:
Joy Kogawa, born in Vancouver is 1935, is best known for her semi-autobiographical novel Obasan, chronicling one family's years of Japanese Canadian internment and dispersal during and after World War II. Her children's novel Naomi's Road was adapted first as a play and later as a children's opera. She was most recently writer-in-residence at Massey College, University of Toronto.
The Splintered Moon, poetry, University of New Brunswick, 1967.
A Choice of Dreams, poetry, McClelland and Stewart, 1974 (out of print).
Jericho Road, poetry, McClelland and Stewart, 1977.
Obasan, novel, first printed by Lester and Orpen Dennys, Canada, 1981; David Godine, U.S.A., 1982; Penguin Canada, 1983; Reclam Verlag, Germany, 1993; Anchor Books, U.S.A., 1994, De Geus, Netherlands, 1997, Chuokoron, Japan,1998.
Woman in the Woods, poetry, Mosaic, Canada, 1985.
Naomi's Road, children's fiction, Oxford University Press, Canada, 1986; Stoddart, Canada, 1994; expanded edition, Fitzhenry and Whiteside, 2005.
Naomi no Michi, young adult fiction, Shogakkan, Japan.
Itsuka, novel, Viking, Canada, 1992; revised, Penguin Canada, 1993; 1993 Anchor Books, New York, 1994. (OUP)
The Rain Ascends, novel, Knopf Canada, 1995; Vintage, Canada, 1996. Revised, Penguin Canada, 2003
A Song of Lilith, poetry, Polestar, an imprint of Raincoast, 2000.
A Garden of Anchors, Selected Poems, poetry, Mosaic, Canada, 2003.
Emily Kato, (Itsuka revisited) novel, Penguin Canada, 2005.
Naomi's Tree, children's fiction, Fitzhenry and Whiteside, 2008
Awards: For Obasan
Books in Canada -- First Novel Award
Canadian Authors Association -- Book of the Year Award
Periodical Distributors of Canada -- Best Paperback Fiction Award
Before Columbus Foundation -- The American Book Award
American Library Association -- Notable Book
Member Board of Directors -- Canadian Civil Liberties Association
Member Writers' Union of Canada
Member Pen International
Past-president Toronto Dollar Community Projects Inc
Honours:
Member of the Order of Canada, 1986
Doctor of Laws, Honoris Causa, University of Lethbridge, 1991
Fellow of Ryerson Polytechnical University, 1991
Doctor of Letters, Honoris Causa, University of Guelph, 1992
Doctor of Laws, Honoris Causa, Simon Fraser University, 1993
Urban Alliance Race Relations award, 1994
Grace MacInnis Visiting Scholar award, 1995
Doctor of Divinity, Honoris Causa, Knox College, University of Toronto, 1999
Lifetime Achievement Award, Association of Asian American Studies, 2001
Doctor of Letters, Honoris Causa, University of British Columbia, 2001
The NAJC National Award, National Association of Japanese Canadians, 2001
Doctor of Laws, Honoris Causa, Queen's University, 2003
Doctor of Laws, Honoris Causa, University of Windsor, 2003
Obasan chosen for One Book One Community -- Medicine Hat, Alberta, 2004
Joy Kogawa Day, Vancouver, November 6, 2004
Obasan chosen for One Book One Vancouver -- Vancouver B.C., 2005
Obasan Cherry Tree Day, Vancouver, November 1, 2005
Naomi's Road, the opera, commissioned by Vancouver Opera, 2005
Order of British Columbia, 2006
George Woodcock Lifetime Achievement Award, 2008
B.C. Bookworld and Vancouver Public Library Plaque, 2008
B.C. Author Achievement Day Proclamation, April 25, 2008
Order of the Rising Sun, November 26, 2010
Chris Gilpin is the 2012 Nerd Slam and Erotica Slam champion. He is also a two-time member of the Vancouver Poetry Slam Team (2008 & 2009), the champion of Vancouver's 2008 Haiku Death Match, finalist in the 2010 Write Bloody Press manuscript competition, winner of the Vancouver's 2009 CBC Poetry Face-off, and the 2011 Vancouver Individual Poetry Slam Champion.
Chris has toured as a spoken word poet throughout Canada, and the northwestern United States. In the summer of 2006, he toured the Canadian Fringe circuit with his play "87% True: The Lies That Bind," co-created with Rosemary Rowe. His literary work has been published in the anthology of west coast poets Alive at the Centre, as well as in Geist, PRISM International, CV2, Poetry is Dead, Vancouver Review, The Canadian Review of Literature in Performance, and many others. He performs as part of the interactive multimedia clown rock supergroup Awesome Face.
Chris Gilpin organizes the WordPlay Poetry-in-Schools program including Hullabaloo: BC's Youth Spoken Word Festival and is the Co-Director of Verses Festival of Words.
Find out more at ChrisGilpin.com
Jen Currin has published three collections of poetry: The Sleep of Four Cities; Hagiography; and most recently, The Inquisition Yours (2010), which was a finalist for four awards and won the 2011 Audre Lorde Award for Lesbian Poetry. She lives in Vancouver, and teaches writing at Vancouver Community College, Kwantlen University, and for The Writer's Studio at Simon Fraser University.
In 1969, a group of writers and editors working for the Georgia Straight published the first of several literary supplements inserted into the weekly Straight. The Georgia Straight Writing Supplement featured work by writers such as Straight editor/publisher Dan MacLeod, Stan Persky, Milton Acorn, Gerry Gilbert, Jack Spicer, George Stanley, Robin Blaser, Maria Hindmarch, Jim Herndon, Dennis Wheeler, and Colin Stuart.
Within a year, the informal group of writers and editors behind the Georgia Straight Writing Supplement began publishing books under the name Georgia Straight Writing Series (GSWS). Early work by bill bissett, Judith Copithorne, Fred Wah, Brian Fawcett, George Bowering, and Daphne Marlatt featured in this series. Within another year, internal schisms within the Georgia Straight resulted in an exodus of many of the writers/editors connected to the GSWS from the weekly paper. As the "York street commune", the book publishing project continued under a new imprint, Vancouver Community Press.
By 1974, the make-up of the collective had shifted, and so too had the press's editorial focus, which began to emphasize non-fiction titles about current affairs and politics. One of these books, Two Roads by Jack Scott, a largely positive account of the People's Republic of China (Scott was one of the first westerners to visit, and write an account of, the China of Mao Zedong and the Cultural Revolution) inspired another name change, to New Star Books, marking a shift in editorial emphasis away from literary work and toward series non-fiction about politics.
By 1978, the York Street commune was no more, and Lanny Beckman, who had joined the press in 1974, became publisher, a position he held until 1990, when Rolf Maurer assumed the role. This last change coincided with a return to the press's literary roots: while New Star continues to publish books about politics and social issues, it also resumed publishing poetry, as well as prose fiction and non-fiction. As well, books on local history and culture became an important component of New Star's list.
In 1998, New Star moved across town to its current location, at 18th and Commercial Street in Vancouver's East End. Today, New Star Books publishes six to ten new titles per year.
Ricepaper is a national literary arts magazine committed to providing voice and focus on East Asian and Southeast Asian culture. A forum for inclusive, representative and progressive dialogue, Ricepaper showcases the quality work by artists, scholars, and cultural producers that reflects the diverse interests of Asian Canadians. By providing an alternative to mainstream media for both readers and advertisers, Ricepaper strives to connect the local, national, and global community by challenging the parameters of how Asian Canadians are perceived and defined.
Ricepaper first began in 1994 as a newsletter for the Asian Canadian Writers' Workshop (ACWW) – eight pages which were photocopied back-to-back and stapled together. Ricepaper was a way for ACWW members to communicate amongst each other as well as celebrate each other's successes. ACWW, a non-profit organization, continues to publish Ricepaper today.
From these humble beginnings, Ricepaper became a quarterly magazine that was distributed coast-to-coast, publishing the new voices coming out of the Asian Canadian arts and literary community. It continues to be the only Canadian literary magazine of its kind with an Asian Canadian perspective.
Ariadne Sawyer was the winner of the $5,000 prestigious MacLean Hunter award for programs of excellence: The Brain Bulletin Series, seven CD's which have played on radio stations across Canada. She is also an author of three books, a speaker, a poetry judge and a movie reviewer.
Ariadne is the president of the World Poetry Reading Series Society, and co-host and co-founder of World Poetry (www.worldpoetry.ca). She is also the radio show co-host and producer of The World Poetry Café on Vancouver Co-op Radio CFRO 100.5 FM.
She is currently working on her first novel: Journey of Love and Agony and a book of dream poems called Love Poems to the World. Her poems have been published internationally.
In May, 2011, she received an International Peace Poetry Award at the World Poetry International Festival.
She can be reached at ariadnes@uniserve.com and you can find out more at www.ariadnepeakperformanceplus.net.
All Awards are original creations by artist Judith Atkinson.
This year's awards winners will be honoured at a special gala to be held on Friday, August 23rd at CBC Studio 700.

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The Belgian photographer, Pascal Mannaerts - whose images were published in many leading magazines, travelled to Harar, the city where Islamic culture prospered. It has been also the center of commerce from 9th Century.
Harar is the combination of two main cultures. The city is divided into two sides, Islamic culture in the east and modern that influenced by Italian culture due to Italian colonial since WWII in the west. Moreover, as a result of becoming the center of cultural exchange since 13th century, the residential areas are also influenced by Arabian. There were 82 mosques and 103 sanctuaries. Nowadays Harar is known as "the forth holiest city of Islam" besides Mecca, Medina of Saudi-Arabia and Jerusalem.


Welcome to the pilot episode of The Curators, the brand spanking new podcast from Gamerati! In this first show, Marcelo and Joey discuss the crowd-funding drive for Dwarven Forge's Castles and Prism Dice, give a shout-out to Worlds of the Cypher System and Sandy Petersen's Cthulhu Mythos for Pathfinder, then a feature interview with Shanna Germain, the unstoppable blonde force at Monte Cook Games. Enjoy!
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The global aluminium oxide market is expected to witness a CAGR of approximately 4.6% during the forecast period, 2018 - 2023. The major factor driving the market is the rapid increase in demand from pharmaceutical, medical, and electronics industries.
The demand for aluminium oxides has been at a rise from various end-user industries, primarily from ceramics and electronics industry. Aluminium oxide offers high thermal conductivity in ceramics industry and ductility in the electronics industry, due to which it is highly preferred for usage in thermal test machines. Such factors are expected to drive the market for aluminum oxide during the forecast period.
Aluminium oxide is majorly used in transplants, making dental cements, and in hemodialysis in the medical sector. There has been a significant increase in the demand for such treatments due to the continuous surge in the number of health and dental issues, globally, primarily due to rise in ageing population. Consequently, resulting in an increased demand for and consumption of aluminium oxide in the medical sector.
Asia-Pacific is expected to witness the highest demand for aluminium oxide during the forecast period, owing to the emerging applications of aluminium oxide in the pharmaceutical and medical industries. The demand is majorly expected to rise from the developing nations in the region, including China and India. The pharmaceutical companies are significantly involved in pushing the research and innovation in India. In 2017, the top five pharmaceutical companies, SunPharma, Lupin, Aurbindo Pharma, Cipla and Dr Reddy's Labs, together spent over 8,000 Crore INR. Such investments and development in the pharmaceutical sector are expected to increase the demand for aluminium oxide, which, in turn, shall benefit the market. North America is expected to witness the second highest demand during the forecast period.
Major Players: Albemarle Corporation, GIFA, VEGA, Washington Mills, and WR Grace, among others.
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Pandia, eller Jupiter LXV, är en av Jupiters naturliga satelliter. Månen fick den provisoriska beteckningen S/2017 J 4 vid upptäckten. Månens diameter är ungefär 3 kilometer. Pandias namn kommer från grekisk mytologi: Pandia (Πανδία) var en dotter till Zeus och Selene och gudinna till fullmåne.

Pandia upptäcktes redan år 2017 men upptäckten publicerades i juli 2018.

Månen hör till Himalia-gruppen eftersom Pandias omloppsbana följer Himalia som är gruppens största måne.

Källor

Jupiters månar
Månar

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Макарівська селищна територіальна громада — територіальна громада в Україні, в Бучанському районі Київської області. Адміністративний центр — смт Макарів.

Площа громади — 1013,85 км², населення —  осіб (2022).

Утворена 12 червня 2020 року шляхом об'єднання Макарівської та Кодрянської селищних рад, Андріївської, Борівської, Великокарашинської, Гавронщинської, Забуянської, Колонщинської, Комарівської, Копилівської, Королівської, Липівської, Людвинівської, Маковищанської, Мар'янівської, Мотижинської, Наливайківської, Небелицької, Ніжиловицької, Пашківської, Плахтянської, Рожівської, Ситняківської, Фасівської, Червонослобідської, Юрівської сільських рад Макарівського району.

Населені пункти
У складі громади 2 смт (Кодра, Макарів) і 47 сіл:

 Андріївка
 Березівка
 Борівка
 Великий Карашин
 Вишеград
 Вітрівка
 Волосінь
 Гавронщина
 Забуяння
 Завалівка
 Зурівка
 Калинівка
 Колонщина
 Комарівка
 Копилів
 Копіївка
 Королівка
 Липівка
 Лисиця
 Лозовик
 Людвинівка
 Макарівська Буда
 Маковище
 Малий Карашин
 Мар'янівка (кол. Колонщинська с/р)
 Мар'янівка (кол. Мар'янівська с/р)
 Миколаївка
 Мотижин
 Наливайківка
 Небелиця
 Ніжиловичі
 Новомирівка
 Пашківка
 Плахтянка
 Почепин
 Рожів
 Садки-Строївка
 Северинівка
 Ситняки
 Соболівка
 Фасівочка
 Фасова
 Ферма
 Червона Гірка
 Червона Слобода
 Шнурів Ліс
 Юрів
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Старостинські округи
28 жовтня 2021 року в Макарівській громаді утворено 24 старостинські округи, а саме:

 Андріївський (Андріївка, Червона гірка);
 Борівський(Борівка, Садки-Строєвка, Лисиця, Шнурів Ліс);
 Великокарашинський (Великий Карашин, Малий Карашин);
 Гавронщинський (Гавронщина);
 Забуянський (Забуяння, Макарівська Буда, Соболівка, Волосінь);
 Калинівський (Калинівка, Фасівочка);
 Кодрянський (Кодра);
 Колонщинський (Колонщина, Мар'янівка, Березівка, Миколаївка);
 Комарівський (Комаріка);
 Копилівський (Копилів, Северинівка);
 Королівський (Королівка, Ферма, Новомирівка);
 Липівський (Липівка, Лозовик);
 Маковищанський (Маковище, Вишеград);
 Мар'янівський (Мар'янівка);
 Мотижинський (Мотижин);
 Наливайківський (Наливайківка, Почепин);
 Небелицький (Небелиця);
 Ніжиловицький (Ніжиловичі);
 Пашківський (Пашківка, Вітрівка);
 Плахтянський (Пляхтянка);
 Ситняківський (Ситняки);
 Фасівський (Фасова, Людвинівка);
 Червоно-Слобідський (Червона Слобода, Рожів);
 Юрівський (Юрів, Завалівка, Копіївка, Зурівка).

Символіка

Герб Макарівської громади затверджено 7 червня 2021 р. виконавчим комітетом Макарівської селищної ради.

Головним елементом герба є щит: на золотій хвилястій балці червоний круглий щиток зі золотою грецькою літерою «Дельта», обабіч нього по синьому лапчастому хресту; у верхньому синьому полі срібна церква з трьома банями, у нижньому зеленому полі — золота «пальчата» фібула.

Хвиляста балка присутня в гербах Макарова й колишнього Макарівського району.

Фібула VI—VII ст. належить до 4-ї типологічної групи «пальчатих фібул» Пеньківської культури, яка належала давнім слов'янам. Фібули такого типу знаходили на території громади, що свідчить про проживання на теренах громади наших предків слов'ян.

Золота «Дельта» у червоному полі є гербом роду Тупталів, які довгий час мешкали у Макарові. А Сава Туптало був макарівським сотником у війську Богдана Хмельницького. Лапчасті хрести, які ще називають «козацькими», уособлюють дві козацькі сотні — макарівську та рожівську.

Зображення церкви, яка була збудована Савою Тупталом у Макарові. Креслення було виявлено у «альбомі Януша Радзивілла». У XVII ст. храми з такою архітектурною функціонували у багатьох селах сучасної Макарівської громади.

Додатковими елементами герба є стилізований бароковий картуш та срібна мурована корона. Картуш засвідчує глибокі традиції української культури і, зокрема, геральдики. Корона вказує на статус громади як селищної.

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"WAI is very grateful for the support of the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation to support these additional scholarships for our members and honor the legacy of Barron Hilton's love of aviation," Allison McKay, WAI CEO says. "We know that scholarships change lives, and our members truly appreciate this financial support to pursue their aviation dreams."
With the additional 2021 Spring Scholarships, total WAI scholarships awarded in 2021 are valued at over $731,800, and more than $14 million since 1995.
Winners of the 2021 Spring Scholarships will be notified by July 1, 2021 with funds disbursed by August 1, 2021. In order to qualify for a scholarship, the applicant must be an active WAI member through March 2022. Applications for the 2021 Spring Scholarships are due May 18, 2021. Details of each scholarship, application requirements and FAQs, plus tips for submitting a winning application can be found on March 1, 2021 at wai.org/scholarships.
About the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation: International hotelier Conrad N. Hilton established the grantmaking foundation that bears his name in 1944 to help people living in poverty and experiencing disadvantage worldwide. Today, the work continues, concentrating on efforts to improve early childhood development outcomes, support older youth as they transition from foster care, ensure opportunity youth can access career pathways, prevent homelessness, identify solutions to safe-water access, help integrate refugees into society and lift the work of Catholic sisters. Additionally, following selection by an independent, international jury, the Foundation annually awards the $2.5 million Conrad N. Hilton Humanitarian Prize to an organization doing extraordinary work to reduce human suffering. The Foundation is one of the world's largest, with assets recently growing to approximately $7.5 billion. It has awarded grants to date totaling more than $2 billion, $207 million worldwide in 2020. Please visit www.hiltonfoundation.org for more information.
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Berry was sentenced to a year in the Branch County Jail for possession of marijuana, as a second offender, in his family's Morse Street home where police arrived April 26, 2018. They have moved to Florida and Berry wants to join them.
Judge O'Grady suspended all the time over 90 days with 11 days credit. The rest won't be served if Berry is not back before the courts within one year of the day of his jail release.
Berry said his 71-year-old father fell and broke his hip and needs help.
"I am not going to come back from Florida," Berry said.
Berry admits the marijuana was his.
"There was a little bud on the nightstand," he said.
Berry has been in court in Branch County since he was a teen. In 2007 he was involved in meth.
Berry survived an explosion at a Noble Township trailer that disfigured him with serious burns to his ears, nose, face, hands, and upper torso.
He was airlifted to a burn unit and recovered but continued to get arrested. Berry has been on Social Security Disability.


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Нина Жижич е черногорска поп певица, която представя Черна гора на "Евровизия 2013" съвместно с дуото "Who See" (Ху сий).

Биография и кариера
Едва десетгодишна прави дебюта си в местната телевизия, където имитира известни певци и актьори. В същото време изучава английски и литература и се занимава с танци, като дори печели няколко танцувални състезания. През 2002 г. се класира на второ място в национално състезание за млади изпълнители. Няколко месеца по-късно се състезава на международен музикален фестивал в босненския град Зеница, където заема първо място.

2004 е годината, в която Нина става част от група "Негре". Заедно с тях участва на международния фестивал "Сунчане скале" и достига трето място. Това допринася за известността им в Сърбия, Босна и Херцеговина и други съседни балкански страни. Групата се разпада година по-късно.

Първият солов хит на певицата ("Строго повјерливо") излиза през 2007 г. и е много успешен в бившите югославски републики.

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Lawmakers in Iowa in the United States appear to have little interest in enacting further restrictions on the use of new or old cell phones while operating a motor vehicle. Drivers are already banned from texting while driving in the state, but while federal safety officials have begun suggesting a complete ban on cell phone use, Iowa lawmakers appear to be unimpressed with the idea.
"That proposal would face a pretty strong challenge in the House to pass," says Kevin McCarthy, House Minority Leader. Senate Majority Leader Mike Gronstal concurs, noting that while lawmakers do understand that there is a problem with the issue of distracted driving, the notion that there will be any further restrictions enacted during this year is "a bit of a long shot". He prefers to leave it up to the Department of Public Safety to make its recommendations based around "what makes sense and is enforceable".
Nonetheless, Transportation Committee member Senator Jeff Danielson believes that I in the future the law in the state may still need to be tightened.


There were some strange footprints on the Early Years playground this morning and children were very excited to discover an egg. There was a lot of discussion including whether it could be an egg laid by the Loch Ness Monster!
Children in our Nursery have invented a new version of the story of Goldilocks and the Three Bears as part of their Talk for Writing. They replaced the porridge with pizza and had a lot of fun creating their own pizza using tomato sauce, cheese, sweetcorn, pineapple and ham. They were very excited to take the pizza home and eat it!
Penguin Class have been exploring colour and what happens when you mix colours using a variety of sweets. The children have shared what they understand to be healthy eating and have been very enthusiastic about discussing their predictions and making observations about what will happen to the sweets when they are added to water.
The children in Early Years are having fun this morning with their new Number Blocks which were knitted by Miss Pollard's mum. Click the link above to see more Number Blocks activities on the BBC website.
Our Nursery children have been working very hard over the holiday completing some fantastic work in the Learning Logs. They visited Miss Pollard in her office this morning to share their amazing work and everyone enjoyed singing the golden sticker song.
Our Early Years children had a fantastic treat this morning when they found themselves chatting with Father Christmas by video link all the way from the North Pole! He had taken time from his very busy schedule to talk with the children and ask them questions. Everyone enjoyed the chance to find out more about what he has been up to.
Our children in Early Years have been rehearsing and, following Monday's dress rehearsal in front of their friends in Key Stage 2, they are now ready to preform to their parents and friends of the school. The nativity in the Early Years is called 'Christmas Counts'.
Children in the Early Years have been arriving every morning keen to find out what Belli the Elf has been getting up to in their classrooms!
Thank you to everyone who came along to our Early Years coffee morning on Wednesday 19th September - the children performed brilliantly and staff were able to share what we are covering over the course of the year. You also helped us to raise lots of money for Macmillan Cancer Care!


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This is the Shire of Wyvern Cliffe. Our shire covers the central Missouri area, including Jefferson City, Lake of the Ozarks, Camdenton, Ashland, Fulton, and Kingdom City. We are a local group of the Society for Creative Anachronism (SCA), an international organization dedicated to recreating aspects of the Middle Ages. If you're unfamiliar with the SCA, feel free to visit their website, especially their Information & Resources for Newcomers section. Or, check out the Newcomer's Portal.
Wyvern Cliffe is a small group which is part of a much larger kingdom, the Kingdom of Calontir. Calontir covers most of Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, and Missouri, as well as North-West Arkansas. Visit the Kingdom of Calontir at http://www.calontir.org.


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August 28, 2018 Air
NUAIR Alliance Announces UTM Partnership with Unifly
Major General Marke F. "Hoot" Gibson (ret), chief executive officer of the NUAIR Alliance (left) signs partnership agreement with Marc Kegelaers, CEO of Unifly (right) providing enhanced unmanned traffic management capabilities for the NY UAS Test Site 50-mile UTM Corridor currently being constructed.
The Northeast UAS Airspace Integration Research Alliance (NUAIR Alliance) and Griffiss International Airport announced today a new partnership with Unifly, a European company with a unique software application that enables unmanned traffic management (UTM) systems to visualize and manage drone traffic in the airspace. The partnership will provide enhanced unmanned traffic management capabilities for the NY UAS Test Site 50-mile UTM Corridor currently being constructed.
Unifly will establish a presence in Central New York to deploy its software platform and support traffic management testing, according to today's press release. Working with NUAIR, Unifly will enable enhancements to test beyond visual line of site (BVLOS) systems with the ultimate goal of safely integrating UAVs into the nation's airspace.
"This new partnership will provide the critical tools needed for beyond visual line of site testing; capabilities not found at any other test site in the nation," said Major General Marke F. "Hoot" Gibson (ret), chief executive officer of the NUAIR Alliance. "It also shows that this region is able to lead the industry and attract partners from across the globe due to investments being made by New York state. We look forward to working with Unifly and deploying this industry-leading technology in coming months, and taking our capabilities to a new level."
"Oneida County's UAS Test Site at Griffiss International Airport is leading the nation in industry research and innovation," said Oneida County Executive Anthony J. Picente Jr. "The corridor between Rome and Syracuse continues to grow and establish the Mohawk Valley and Central New York as the epicenter for UAS development. Adding Unifly into that mix will further strengthen our position within the U.S. and throughout the world."
This announcement builds on a $30 million investment announced by Governor Andrew M. Cuomo to develop the 50-mile flight traffic management system between Syracuse and Griffiss International Airport in Rome to advance the burgeoning unmanned aircraft systems industry in Central New York as part of the CNY Rising initiative.
"We look forward to adding this world-class company to the team of partners leading the way in the development of the first-in-the-nation UAS corridor in Upstate New York," said Empire State Development President, CEO & Commissioner Howard Zemsky. "The State is making strategic investments to ensure that we remain at the forefront of a burgeoning UAS industry that is growing jobs and strengthening our economy."
Unifly's unique software applications facilitate UAV traffic in very-low-altitude airspace. Its tools inform operators where it is safe and legal to fly and enable authorities and other aviation stakeholders to track traffic and manage airspace. It can inform users about the rules and situations, which are often complex, in a user-friendly way, according to the company. It also offers validation for a given flight and location. The system parses the underlying rules and real-time information to give the operator a clear answer, and it can notify official entities about flights and allow them to take action if required.
"This partnership presents a unique opportunity to share Unifly's proven UTM technology and experience with NUAIR," said Marc Kegelaers, CEO of Unifly. "The safe integration of drones into the general airspace is a universal topic today. The NUAIR Operation Center is the first test site that has had the vision to include international partners in their global alliance to successfully tackle these global challenges."
The NUAIR Alliance is an organizational partner of CenterState CEO and manages one of seven Federal Aviation Administration designated UAS test sites in the country. The organizations are strategically aligned in their efforts to build public and private partnerships to advance leading edge UAS and UTM technologies, and create a hub for the industry that will attract investments and business development.
"This partnership enables this test corridor to take an important step forward in its capabilities, which only further establishes New York and the Mohawk Valley as a national leader in UAS testing and development," said Robert Simpson, president of CenterState CEO. "We know the investments being made by the state are driving results and creating opportunities to advance the research and development of UAS technologies, which in turn is attracting new permanent businesses to the region."
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Area youth baseball enjoys good seasons
Published 5:27 am Thursday, January 24, 2002
By By Jeff Byrd/staff writer
The North Meridian Optimist Club's All-Star baseball teams have enjoyed a great run of success in recent years.
Last year, the NMO sent two teams to World Series play. The 10-year-old NMO All-Stars finished second at the Cal Ripken World Series in Glen Allen, Va., falling to the tournament hosts 12-2 in the championship game.
The other group of Meridian All-Stars was the Babe Ruth 13-year-old All-Stars who won the Southwestern Regional title. That title earned them a berth to the Babe Ruth 13-year-old World Series in Wilson County, N.C. There, the team came in third.
For this group of Babe Ruth All-Stars, this was their second straight World Series. They have won three straight state championships beginning when they were 11.
This has been a real successful group of kids," said NMO League President Rob Bullock. "This summer, this particular group of players will have been playing together for four years."
The run started in 1999 when the group won the state title in Cal Ripken. They went on to the Southwestern Regional but didn't fare well there.
They came back in 2000, again winning the state title in the Cal Ripken 12-year-old division. They advanced to the Ripken Southwestern Regional and this time won it to earn their first trip to a World Series.
The group did just that. They won a third state title, this time in Babe Ruth's 13-year-old division. They went on to take the Southwestern Regional in Del Rio, Texas.
Next was the trip to the World Series in Wilson County, N.C. Vancouver, Wash., won the championship by beating Taylorsville, Utah 11-7 in the final. Taylorsville reached the final by beating Meridian in the semifinal.
Because of its success, the North Meridian Optimist Club is looking forward to another great year in 2002. They have already lined up the host role for the Babe Ruth 14-year-old Southwestern Regional. The event is set for Aug. 1-6 and will be played at Meridian Community College's Scaggs Fields.
That was evident as three players from each of the NMO's World Series teams were individually honored. All six are expected back in league action later this spring.
For the NMO's Cal Ripken 10's, third baseman Jake Watkins was named to the All-World Series team. Shortstop Kenny Roberts and Dallas Hannah were named to the All-World Series Defensive team.
For the NMO's Babe Ruth 13's, catcher Tyler McMullen and shortstop Drew Snider were named to the All-World Series team. Cory Griffin was named to the All-Defensive team as a utility player.
Overall, the North Meridian Optimist Club has nearly 640 youths participating in its spring/summer baseball program. The Babe Ruth League, which consist of players 13 and 14-years-old, has 10 teams.
After the age of 14, Meridian players step up into the Dixie Pre-Majors and Majors.
Meridian won the 2001 Dixie Majors Championship in North Charleston, S.C. It also won a Pre-Majors title in 1993.
According to Charle Turner, the West Lauderdale Youth Baseball Association has enjoyed its share of success as well.
The WLYBA is for youths from the ages of 5-12. Dixie Youth provides tournament play for its AA Class (7-8 year-olds), Dixie Minor (9-10) and Dixie Major (11-12).
The Crestwood Dizzy Dean program is the home of several of Meridian's professional athletes.
St. Louis Rams' defensive back Dexter McCleon, Chicago White Sox baseball player Gerard McCall and the late Brian Keith Cole of the New York Mets organization all got their starts in the Crestwood League.
Crestwood also has a proud tradition of winning a state championship in 1986. That team went on to finish second at the World Series.


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May 28, 2020 Alternative, Jazz, Pop
Sorry – 925
During my first listen of 925, I was pleasantly surprised to learn that it was a debut. Sorry seems to have figured it out right off the bat, you won't hear the stumbling of a rookie artist here. The London duo of Asha Lorenz and Louis O'Bryen managed to capture something unique out of a mix of genres. Jazz, pop, post-punk and electronic elements are fused together to forge a daring, seductive, and bold aural experience. The sound reminds me of urban nights spent in hazy nightclubs and casinos with old friends who just want to chill and mess around. We shot the shit and blew all our money in a weekend, but we had a lot of fun doing it. This album has equal parts sophistication and tongue-in-cheek humor that's aptly encapsulated by a line in "Starstruck" : "I'm the apple of your rotten eye".
925 is filled with themes of lust and dysfunctional relationships. The opening "Right Round The Clock" is a smooth jazz-pop number that details a crazy temptation for someone who is clearly unable to love you back. "Snakes" comes in with a slithering guitar riff and Lorenz' vocals are pulled into its lower register. It's sexy yet unnervingly dangerous: "I never thought about you in your underwear / Cause I didn't wanna think what was under there."
"In Unison" paints an unsettling atmosphere with its gloomy riffs and claustrophobic walls of synth. Going deep, it's a call-to-action for anyone who dreams of achieving something for themselves. Lorenz sings with scalding urgency : "When will you get round to doing what you're supposed to?"
Sorry blurs genre lines in "Wolf", which feels more rock and electronic. Again we're introduced to an attractive lover who is ready to sink their teeth into our necks at the slightest provocation. The duo accentuates the interplay of their vocals with wolf howls in the background. "Rock n' Roll Star" brings it back to nightclub jazz, with an upright bass, smooth saxophone lines and sultry vocal delivery. It illustrates the absurdity of the rock star lifestyle and how the previous generation was so enamored by it: "You've got to dress for the part you want Not who you are". "Heather" is a slower, pop-folk tune that brings out the duo's sensitivity. I like how subtle and simple the instrumentation is in here. Plenty of elements are used, like the saxophone and synths, but they never drown each other. Each one is used to serve the song well.
925 doesn't have a dull moment in it despite its 13 track listing. Sorry is so good at shape-shifting around with their sound that everything feels fresh. Despite its variety, it still feels cohesive. This is due to Lorenz' velvety voice that guides the listener through the whole journey. Sorry is a band to look out for, and I can't wait to hear more from them.


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Don't expect oil prices to rebound anytime soon
Global forces conspire to keep energy prices low, for better and worse.
Jonathan Thompson March 8, 2015
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It's not even 8 a.m. and rush hour is on in northwestern New Mexico. Dozens of big white trucks and water tankers, neon flags flying, head north to the gas patch. I'm driving south, through Aztec, and as I pass the retro-orange A&W on the edge of town, I pull up alongside a drilling rig. The thing's huge, too huge, it seems, to be rolling along the same road as my little Nissan. Yet the strange, rolling infrastructure has been a familiar site around here for decades — back in 1948, when a UFO purportedly crashed out on a nearby mesa, the government disguised the recovery mission as an oil and gas drilling operation, which makes perfect sense.
But rolling drill rigs are becoming a little less common around here. Back in 2008 natural gas prices crashed, putting a huge dent in extraction of the region's main cash crop. Now oil prices have slumped, too, dealing another blow to the main local economic driver.
A pumpjack, with Farmington and the Sleeping Ute Mountain in the background.
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My efforts to photograph the drill rig make me late to the "Thriving in the New Normal" workshop at San Juan College in Farmington, but I arrive in time to hear Dr. Daniel Fine, from the New Mexico Energy Policy Center, deliver a grim speech. Tall and thin in a rumpled suit and wire-rimmed glasses, it's fair to say Fine doesn't fit into this crowd of big men, most of whom work in the oil and gas industry, their blonde hair shorn close to the skull, wearing beat-up boots and fleece vests adorned with company logos.
Fine is hardly an inspirational speaker, nor is he an optimist. The Saudis, he says, have waged a price war on the American shale drilling revolution and its producers. And the Saudis are winning.
Fine, who has testified before Congress on energy issues, lays out a world of geopolitical intrigue and scheming that plays out in the oil and gas fields just outside the room in which he speaks. The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) has long been concerned about the shale revolution in the U.S., and its potential for eroding the cartel's global market share. And OPEC officials have kept a very close eye on what's going on in North Dakota's Bakken, in the Permian Basin in Texas and southern New Mexico and, more recently, in the San Juan Basin in northwestern New Mexico. The U.S. rig count, Fine says, is translated into Arabic shortly after it's published here.
Saudi oil ministers were well aware, then, that while the shale revolution has been a rousing success, pumping U.S. production up to levels that haven't been seen since the mid 1980s, it is also expensive to do — costing three to ten times the production price of a Saudi Arabian barrel of oil. Many U.S. companies have gone deeply into debt to finance their costly drilling operations, making them especially vulnerable to any decreases in oil prices.
Sign, San Juan Basin, New Mexico.
During the summer of 2014, oil prices began to ebb slightly as global supplies caught up with and then exceeded global demand. It was the window Saudi Arabia had been looking for, and rather than curtail production to stabilize prices, as many expected the nation to do, it continued to pump oil at a high rate, even going so far as to offer discounts to Asian nations. Prices plummeted from $100 per barrel to $80 to right around $50 today, a level that had seemed impossible in July. Already, the oil and gas industry here in the U.S. has taken serious casualties. The number of rigs operating — a barometer of the industry's economic activity — has crashed. Oilfield service companies have laid off thousands of workers. Boomtowns are on the verge of going bust. Even apartment rental rates in North Dakota's oil patch have started to wane.
"It's similar to 1985 and 1986, when the same OPEC offensive took place," says Fine. Back then, it took more than two years for prices to recover, and far longer for the industry and the communities that relied on it to get out of the hole. While price drops take just a few months to be manifested in rig counts and employment levels, the response to price increases is usually a lot slower. "Will oil rebound to $100? I'm here to say no."
Sure, low prices at the pump will encourage American drivers to buy bigger cars and drive them more miles, thereby increasing demand, according to the "nothing helps low prices like low prices" supply-and-demand adage. And someday, Saudi Arabia, having worn down the American oil industry adequately, will start cutting production to bring prices back up, if only just to help their OPEC cartel-mates like Venezuela and Iran, which, like America's "petro-states" such as Alaska and Wyoming, are struggling mightily under the low prices.
But another dynamic that's currently playing out is, on the one hand, keeping prices from falling more than they have: Major oil traders and brokers, from Shell to Koch Industries, are buying up millions of barrels of oil while prices are low, and storing them in supertankers off the coast. This helps prop up demand now. But when prices go back up — even by a relatively small amount — the brokers can sell all that oil at a huge profit. Doing so will flood the market with oil, pushing prices right back down, perhaps even lower than they are now. One analyst even suggested that prices could hit $20 per barrel. That may be a little extreme, but it also seems unlikely that they'll go back up to break-even drilling prices for producers in America's shale plays anytime soon.
"There's a new reality," says Fine. "And it's uncomfortable."
I'm at the workshop to try to better understand what that "new normal" will look like, and to see how low oil and natural gas prices will ripple through the economy, the culture and the landscape in Farmington and beyond. Stay tuned for my High Country News cover story on the topic, online and in print March 16, as well as more dispatches from the oil and gas patch here at hcn.org.
Jonathan Thompson is a senior editor at High Country News.
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Janice Fabiana Alfred
Georgia Family Law Lawyer with 14 years experience
Ms. Alfred obtained her Bachelor of Arts degree from Hamilton College located in Clinton, NY in 1998. After taking two years off to work at a large law firm in New York City, she enrolled at the New York Law School in... Read More »
Mr. Eric A. Ballinger
Canton, GA Family Law Lawyer with 26 years experience
(770) 479-2020	151 West Main Street
Family, Divorce, Domestic Violence and Estate Planning
Atlanta's John Marshall Law School and Atlanta's John Marshall Law School
Prior to attending law school, I served in the United States Army as an Infantry Officer. I served as a Rifle Platoon Leader, Mortar Platoon Leader, Instructor, Battalion Staff Officer and an Infantry Rifle Company Commander. I began practicing law in Canton, Georgia in 1993. After obtaining a Master of Laws concentrating in litigation, I logged several thousand hours in the courtroom developing a practice in domestic relations, criminal law and commercial litigation. In 2007 I was certified as a mediator, using my years of courtroom experience coupled with alternative dispute resolution training to help people resolve...
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David Anthony Canale
(678) 879-9000	150 North Street
Family and Divorce
Louisiana State Univ. and Louisiana State University - Baton Rouge
I joined the Woodstock office of Meriwether & Tharp, LLC in January 2016, after having my office in Cobb County since 1996. My practice area has always included all counties in the North Metro Atlanta area, as well as Fulton County and the City of Atlanta. I do my best to represent my clients in a diligent and professional manner. I do this by providing them with my best advice for their particular situation, based upon my knowledge of the law and my many years of experience in Divorce and Family Law. All cases are different,...
Robert Tharp
(866) 299-1778	270 East Main Street
Suite B, Century Building
Family, Business and Divorce
Practice Areas Mr. Tharp practice areas include both business litigation and family law matters. Much like his law partner, Mr. Meriwether, he finds that handling both types of cases provides unique advantages for his clients. His business litigation and small business experience helps provide extensive financial expertise in handling divorces with large, complicated estates. His family law practice helps provide more frequent courtroom experiences that help him to continue to learn how to best present cases in front of judges and juries. Mr. Tharp handles a broad range of family law cases including divorce, modification actions, contempt...
Amanda Gaddis Speights
Canton, GA Family Law Lawyer with 9 years experience
(770) 479-1500	360 W. Main St
Free ConsultationFamily, Appeals, Divorce and Domestic Violence
Amanda Gaddis Speights represents clients in divorce or family law matters, criminal matters, appeals, and other civil litigation. In family law matters, Amanda has guided and counseled clients in settling uncontested divorces, fought for clients' rights in contested divorces and child custody or child support proceedings, and ensured that clients resolved their family disputes with the best resolution possible for their family given the situation. In addition to her work on family law cases, Amanda has represented clients arrested for various crimes, including DUI, felony and misdemeanor drug offenses, theft crimes, assault or battery charges. Amanda is very...
Blake Lewis Kilday
Canton, GA Family Law Lawyer with 1 year experience
Free ConsultationFamily, Divorce and Domestic Violence
Georgia State University College of Law
Blake L. Kilday is an associate attorney in Meriwether & Tharp's Woodstock office. Blake obtained his undergraduate degrees from the University of Georgia and his law degree from Georgia State University College of Law. While attending Georgia State University College of Law, Blake was a member of the executive board of the Student Health Law Association and competed in several national health law competitions. Blake also represented clients for the Health Law Partnership (HeLP) Legal Services Clinic and assisted in drafting bills for Georgia legislators. After taking the Georgia Bar Examination, Blake interned for the Honorable Philip Raymond III of...
Canton, GA Family Law Attorney with 38 years experience
(770) 345-8200	270 E Main St
Family, Animal and Divorce
Atlanta Law School
Cynthia Montoro Krewson
Family, Divorce, Probate and Social Security Disability
Mr. Joshua Daniel Mason
Canton, GA Family Law Attorney
(770) 720-7596	160 South Church
Courtney H. Carpenter
Canton, GA Family Law Lawyer
Family, Divorce and Estate Planning
Robin K. Love
Family, Business, Divorce and Estate Planning
Atlanta's John Marshall Law School
Tony A. Taylor
Georgia Family Law Attorney with 32 years experience
Mr. Taylor has a reputation for integrity and leadership among Gwinnett County Judges. He has assembled a team of expert lawyers who will represent your family confidently and win your legal battles. The readers of... Read More »
Ellaretha Coleman
Ellaretha Coleman is an accomplished litigation attorney with experience defending the rights and best interests of individuals throughout the Atlanta-metropolitan area, as well as the state of Florida. Ms. Coleman has... Read More »
Melissa S. Bowen
Melissa A. Tracy
University of Memphis Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law
Elizabeth C. Doak
University of Tennessee College of Law
Jackson Allen Lancaster
Family, Business, Criminal and Divorce
Mercer Univ-W.George L.S
Patricia Ann King
Thomas M. Cooley L.S.(MI)
David Beaudry
Virginia Gregory
Woodrow Wilson Col.of Law
Alyssa Vaughn
Georgia State University College of Law and Georgia State University College of Law
Marjorie Marie Musgrave
(770) 479-6048	160 North St
Family, Criminal and Divorce
Richard Allen Jones
Kasey Libby
Free Consultation! Dedicated, Effective Family Lawyer! Cost-Effective Advocacy!
I am an experienced and dependable family law attorney. I tirelessly and passionately advocate for the rights and interests of my clients! Visit my website for information and call my office for a free consultation. Read More »
Marlys A. Bergstrom
Bergstrom Law, LLC assists clients in the areas of Family Law, including divorce and custody, Probate, Estate Planning and Guardianships. The firm was established by founder and managing Partner Marlys A. Bergstrom.... Read More »
Patrick L. Meriwether
Family, Divorce and Domestic Violence
I co-founded Meriwether & Tharp, LLC with Robert "Bob" Tharp in 1998. In the beginning, the firm was just two young lawyers who thought that they could make a difference by teaming up together. At present, we are the largest family law firm in the state of Georgia. The firm has over 40 lawyers dedicated to helping clients get through difficult times.
In 2009, we surveyed the family law landscape and decided to make a change. We began to develop a vision of a better way to practice family law. As our vision became a...
Andrew J Weegar
Canton, GA Family Law Attorney with 5 years experience
Florida Coastal School of Law
I am an attorney in Meriwether & Tharp's Woodstock office, and I handle all types of family law matters. I obtained my undergraduate degree from the University of Georgia and my law degree from Florida Coastal School of Law. After law school, I returned to Georgia and began representing the state of Georgia in the establishment of child support actions.
During my time handling child support, I realized I have a passion helping people in the other aspects of family law. I joined Meriwether & Tharp in 2015 and since that time have represented clients in divorces, separate maintenance actions, child...
Natalie Ann Green
Woodstock, GA Family Law Lawyer with 14 years experience
(770) 609-9529	PO BOX 242
Woodstock, GA 30188
Free ConsultationFamily, Divorce, Estate Planning and Probate
With more than 12 years of experience in legal practice, and several years in the tech industry (Oracle, Sapient), I have a diverse background that can be leveraged to help clients in a variety of settings. While my focus has been on domestic law, my courtroom skills (and successes) translate easily into other areas of practice. In fact, I'm ready to see where I can be most effective for clients who need someone else to speak for them. I sit down with clients, assess their risk, and build a legal strategy from consultation to a possible appeal. Together,...
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Jessica Hall
Alpharetta, GA Family Law Lawyer with 7 years experience
(770) 731-8083	2085 Wilkie Road
Free ConsultationFamily, Criminal, Divorce and Juvenile
Jessica graduated from law school and passed the bar in 2010 and served as the staff attorney for the State Court Judges of Cherokee County until she opened up her own practice in Canton, Georgia in 2012. Jessica was an active law student, serving as a student bar representative, Moot Court Board member, and President as well as national competitor, her passion for the law and helping others shown in all that she did. As a practitioner, her passion for helping individuals and families remains and behind all of her work is her genuine concern for...
Patricia Ketch Buonodono
Acworth, GA Family Law Attorney with 24 years experience
(678) 879-9000	145 Towne Lake Boulevard
Family, Divorce and Juvenile
Georgia State University and Georgia State University College of Law
Welcome! While I loved my work for the Georgia Child Support Commission, I missed representing clients and helping them resolve their cases. It is my goal to help my client do what is best for their family - especially their children. That is why I have joined the firm of Meriwether & Tharp, LLP, whose advertisements say "Divorce is hard, but it doesn't have to be nasty." I absolutely agree with this philosophy. First of all, the parties can reach an agreement that will be better for the family than what a judge might order. ...
Terri Herron
(404) 418-7777	1560 Warsaw Rd., Suite 100
Free ConsultationRoswell, GA Family Law Lawyer with 11 years experience
Texas Southern University Thurgood Marshall School of Law
At Terri Herron Law, we strive to do more than just practice family law in Georgia. We'll invest ourselves in your case by intently listening to your story. We'll work hard to give you the legal voice you need to get through this challenging time in your life. Our goal is to become the law firm that your family can turn to repeatedly for personalized and effective representation.
For all your family law needs - Contact Terri Herron today for a free consultation! (404) 418-7777
Daria Wise
Marietta, GA Family Law Attorney with 17 years experience
(404) 973-9308	3417 Canton Rd
Free ConsultationFamily and Divorce
Daria F. Wise, the founding partner of the Wise Law Firm, has over sixteen years of experience as a trial and family law attorney. Mrs. Wise has successfully handled hundreds of cases from mediated settlements to trial litigation. She is known for accomplishing client objectives in the most expeditious and cost-effective manner possible. She is a knowledgeable, compassionate and aggressive advocate who prioritizes her client´s concerns and goals to ensure the best possible outcome. Mrs. Wise is dedicated to helping individuals and families navigate their way through the often complex and difficult issues associated with family law matters.
Ms. Wise was...
Homer P Jordan IV
(404) 620-1558	125 Townpark Drive
Free ConsultationKennesaw, GA Family Law Attorney
Legal Solutions for a Brighter Tomorrow! We can assist you with your divorce, custody, and child support Needs. Call for a free consultation.
Homer's practice focuses exclusively on family law, including adoption, child support, child custody, divorce and separation. He serves clients in Cobb, Fulton and Paulding counties, as well as the surrounding areas.
Homer is originally from Orlando, Florida. Before earning his J.D. from Atlanta's John Marshall Law School, Homer received an MBA from Stetson University and three Bachelor's Degrees in Finance, General Business Administration and Organizational Communication from the University of Central Florida. When Homer...
(404) 494-0027	2440 Sandy Plains Road
Free ConsultationMarietta, GA Family Law Lawyer with 14 years experience
Family, Criminal, Divorce and Domestic Violence
Ms. Alfred obtained her Bachelor of Arts degree from Hamilton College located in Clinton, NY in 1998. After taking two years off to work at a large law firm in New York City, she enrolled at the New York Law School in 2000. In 2002, Ms. Alfred became an editor of the New York Law School Journal of Human Rights and published a note titled "Denial of the American Dream: The Plight of Undocumented High School Students Within the U.S. Educational System" and an article titled "The 4th Session of the Commission on the Status of Women: Gender Discrimination...
Allen Harris
Roswell, GA Family Law Attorney with 33 years experience
(404) 437-7597	295 W. Crossville Rd.
Mercer University Walter F. George School of Law
Allen Harris practices exclusively in Divorce and Family Law. He is a member of the Lawyer's Club of Atlanta, the Atlanta Bar Association (Family Law Section), and the State Bar of Georgia (Family Law section).
Allen received his B.A. degree from Georgia College and his J.D. degree, cum laude, from Walter F. George Law School, Mercer University. He has been licensed and practicing law since 1985. He has a comprehensive understanding of complex issues that arise in Divorce and Family Law. He teaches Continuing Legal Education to other lawyers on subjects including:
Division...
Anthony Van Johnson
Anthony Overton Van Johnson has personally represented clients in over forty (40) courts throughout the Atlanta metropolitan area, as well as, the State of Georgia. Prior to law school, Anthony served as an Infantry... Read More »
Russell H. Hippe, III
The University of Georgia School of LawGeorgia, Northern District of Georgia, Georgia Court of Appeals, Georgia Supreme Court and Middle District of Georgia
Diana Whipkey Young
Marietta, GA Family Law Lawyer with 36 years experience
(770) 795-9596	800 Kennesaw Ave NW
Free ConsultationFamily, Divorce, Domestic Violence and Estate Planning
The University of Georgia School of Law and The University of Georgia School of Law
Diana Whipkey Young is a lifelong resident of Marietta, where she has been passionately practicing law since 1983 and has earned the respect of judges and fellow attorneys. Ms. Young developed a solid foundation in the courtroom when she began her career as a prosecutor in the Cobb County Solicitor's Office. During this time, she gained valuable insight into the courtroom process. Accordingly, Ms. Young's ability to offer a prosecutor's perspective compliments her legal knowledge and enhances her understanding of criminal law and how to effectively advocate on her client's behalf. Diana Whipkey Young's decades...
Roswell, GA Family Law Lawyer with 28 years experience
(770) 993-5317	295 W Crossville Rd
Bldg 100, #110
Family, DUI, Divorce and Domestic Violence
The University of Georgia School of Law
Mr. Rowsey's practice focuses on family law, divorce, criminal defense and personal injury law. With over 25 years of experience serving clients in Georgia, his ability to successfully handle various legal matters has earned him an AV® Preeminent rating from Martindale-Hubbell. This is the highest rating conferred by this nationally recognized and respected directory of lawyers and law firms, and is based upon direct feedback from legal professionals. His recognition not only reflects competence with regard to astute legal skills, but also speaks to his client communication and ethical standards as well.
Ronald E. Dobelstein
Alpharetta, GA Family Law Attorney
(866) 408-7020	2500 Northwinds Pkwy
Family, Construction, Divorce and Estate Planning
Ronald E. Dobelstein, Esq. is a dedicated Attorney, Arbitrator and Mediator, providing superior legal representation in the areas of Divorce Law, Family Law, Wills and Trusts and Construction Law. Ron has practiced law since 1976. His goal is to utilize his experience, skill and dedication to efficiently obtain the best results for each of his clients.
Leo Hughes
(770) 933-0780	279 Washington Avenue, N.E.
Potomac School of Law
Practicing general civil law for over 30 years, now specialized in uncontested divorces and low-conflict divorces, designed to deliver maximum value to my clients. Excellent reviews on Avvo for my personalized, efficient service. 13 years of experience mediating family law cases; conducted Cobb County sponsored family law workshops. Member of the Cobb County Family Law Section.
Ed Hecht
(678) 887-6200	12600 Deerfield Parkway, Suite 125
(**PLEASE BE SURE TO ALSO SEE MY FAMILY LAW VIDEO SERIES BELOW**) Hello, I'm Ed Hecht, a divorce attorney and single Dad who has been through my own divorce, with children, and I understand exactly what you're feeling--the uncertainty, frustration, perhaps even fear of the process and the unknown? You're also probably feeling the emotional effects of realizing that the dream of a life-long marriage is changing, and maybe not by your choice. I really understand---I've been through it too, and I can help you get through it as well. I know what it's like to...
P. Justin Thrailkill
Kennesaw, GA Family Law Attorney with 9 years experience
Free ConsultationFamily, Divorce, Juvenile and Probate
Cumberland School of Law, Samford University
Justin devotes his practice primarily to the areas of divorce, custody, and parental advocacy in DFCS matters. As an advocate for the rights of parents, Justin has realized his lifelong passion for helping others in their time of need. Through seven years of practice, Justin has represented a variety of clients in various matters throughout our legal system. He finds great satisfaction in seeing his client's cases through to a successful resolution, regardless of the challenges that may exist with any particular case. Among his peers, Justin is well known to be a compassionate advocate for...
Jeffrey Reeder
Alpharetta, GA Family Law Attorney with 12 years experience
(770) 475-2521	3526 Old Milton Parkway
Free ConsultationFamily, Divorce, Domestic Violence and Personal Injury
Rutgers School of Law-Camden and Georgia State University College of Law
The Reeder Law Firm was founded in 1988 by Kathryn Reeder and since its inception the firm has focused its practice primarily in the area of family law. The firm's main office is located in Alpharetta, Georgia, with satellite locations in Cumming, Georgia and Atlanta, Georgia. The firm currently has five attorneys and several staff members. After graduating from law school, Jeff worked as an associate for an Atlanta firm specializing in civil litigation. Jeff then joined the Reeder law Firm in 2008. Since joining the Reeder law firm, Jeff's practice has shifted and is...
David Edward Oles Esq.
Alpharetta, GA Family Law Lawyer with 24 years experience
(770) 755-1622	5755 North Point Pkwy UNIT 25
Free ConsultationFamily, Business, Consumer and Divorce
David Oles is an attorney in Alpharetta, GA with 25 years' experience litigating extremely complex divorce, family and business law cases. A graduate of Harvard, contact the Oles Law Group when you need a business, family law or divorce attorney.
Cumming, GA Family Law Lawyer with 8 years experience
(678) 807-9150	351-B Dahlonega Street
Kennesaw, GA Family Law Attorney with 16 years experience
125 Townpark Dr
Georgia State University College of Law and University of Georgia
The Law Offices of Christopher L. Moore, LLC's founder, Christopher L. Moore, is dedicated to achieving the best possible results for his litigation clients and providing sound and practical advice to his transactional and estate planning clients. Mr. Moore has been practicing law in Georgia since 2004.
After receiving his undergraduate degree from the University of Georgia in 1999, Mr. Moore obtained his Juris Doctorate from Georgia State University in 2003 and subsequently obtained a masters in law (LL.M.) in taxation from Southern Methodist University in 2004.
Mr. Moore is a member of the State Bar of Georgia (Taxation, Business, Family, and...
Robert G. Wellon
Stetson University College of LawFlorida and Georgia
Family Lawyers in Nearby Cities
Family Lawyers in Nearby Counties
Dealing with family law issues?
Family law generally concerns domestic relations and family-related matters such as marriage, civil unions, domestic partnerships, adoptions, paternity, guardianships, domestic abuse, surrogacy, child custody, child abduction, the dissolution of marriage and associated issues. Each state has its own set of family laws, and traveling across state borders can sometimes affect your rights and those of your family.
Contrary to popular belief, seeking the advice of a family law attorney does not necessarily mean that something is amiss in your family. A family law attorney can help negotiate prenuptial/premarital agreements for clients in anticipation of marriage or advise same-sex couples on relevant legal issues affecting their relationship. They also can help with adoption proceedings and other procedures involving children.
Family law attorneys often do represent clients seeking a divorce, annulment or legal separation, and the complicated issues that can arise as a result. Although domestic abuse is a criminal offense, some family law attorneys are skilled at handling these situations, as they are often entangled with other family law issues.
Some jurisdictions certify lawyers as family law specialists, which means these attorneys have met the certifying body's minimum requirements for education, experience, and examination.
No-Fault Proceeding: A civil case in which parties may resolve their dispute without a formal finding of error or fault.
Paternity Suit: A lawsuit to determine the father of a child whose parents were not married when the child was born.


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1790 Broadway / 5 Columbus Circle Office Space
Design by Carrere & Hastings
Address: 1790 Broadway Class: A
Cross Streets: 58th & 59th Streets Size: 220,000 SF
Year built: 1912 Architect: Carrere & Hastings
The office building located at 1790 Broadway in the Columbus Circle area of Midtown Manhattan was completed back in 1912. Architects Carrere & Hastings, who designed the New York Public Library, were commissioned by the U.S. Rubber Company to design their headquarters at the corner of 58th Street and Broadway. The building that resulted had a striking design that still makes it stand out among the limestone buildings in the city.
The building was renovated in 1990, in an effort that brought its amenities to modern standards. Redubbed 5 Columbus Circle, 1790 Broadway is currently home to various office tenants in industries like media, universities, finance and law.
220 KSF of Class A Times Square Office Space
The landmark building at 5 Columbus Circle incorporates 220,000 square feet of Class A Columbus Circle office space, including roughly 7,000 square feet of retail. The 21-story building is owned by Ionian Management and managed by Goodhope Management Corp. It was completely renovated in 1990 by Richard Rice Architects, and now features amenities like high ceilings, concrete floors, oversized windows, 6 passenger and 2 freight elevators, on-site ownership, 24/7 security, and concierge service. The average floor size is 11,000 square feet, and tenants have great views of the busy Columbus Circle and Central Park.
Getting to and from 5 Columbus Circle
The office building at 1790 Broadway is conveniently located in the heart of New York City's best retail and dining corridors, close to a plethora of shops and upscale restaurants. The property's location near the heavily trafficked Columbus Circle offers tenants easy access to various major subway lines, including the A, C, E, 1, 2, 3, N and R trains.
Who is renting office space at 5 Columbus Circle?
5 Columbus Circle is home to various office-using tenants in diversified industries, from law and finance to education and art. Notable tenants on the building's roster include Rhodium Group, Columbia University, Fordham University, The Keller Legal Group, Columbia Artists Management Incorporation, and retailer Nordstrom.
How much is the rent price for office space at 5 Columbus Circle?
Office asking rents at 5 Columbus Circle tend to be roughly on par with the average commanded in Midtown Manhattan, which hovers around $88 per square foot in 2019. The Columbus Circle submarket is highly sought after, given its proximity to Central Park and public transportation options. Consequently, office space rental rates are also on the rise here, with Class A offerings going for $78 per square foot and Class B properties priced in the low $60s per square foot.
Broadway, Times Square Class A Office Space-New Prebuilt
2,888 SF | West Side
1,137SF Office Rental, Fifth Avenue, Near NY Public Library
1,137 SF | Grand Central
Avenue of the Americas Class A Office Rental
8,828 SF | Bryant Park
Avenue of the Americas, Ultra Modern Office Rental
20,227 SF | Bryant Park
1221 Avenue of the Americas, McGraw-Hill Building Office Space
1211 Avenue of the Americas, News Corporation Building Office Space
1271 Ave of the Americas, Time-Life building
1585 Broadway, Morgan Stanley Building Office Space
1177 Avenue of the Americas office space for lease
30 Rockefeller Plaza, GE Building office space for lease
Office Space at 275 Madison Avenue
1633 Broadway, Paramount Plaza office space for lease
787 Seventh Avenue, AXA Equitable Center Office Space
West 44th Street, The Club Row Building office space
551 Fifth Avenue, Fred F. French Building Office Space


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LNG prices skyrocket, but fresh delays mean Canadian projects will miss the boom
Varcoe: A new U.S. president, a persistent pipeline problem for Canada
Canadian oil investment to see uptick in 2021 but 'lot of unknowns' clouds outlook
Natural Gas and Oil Industry Investing in Canada's Economic Recovery: CAPP forecasts an increase of more than $3 billion in planned upstream spending for 2021
Sarnia fears thousands of job losses if Michigan blocks Enbridge's Line 5 pipeline
Avoiding CIO Failure in Oil and Gas – Yogi Schulz
Canada Weekly Rig Count Up 58 for Week Ending January 8, 2021
Quebec's Bitfarms rallies as Bitcoin soars, but concerns grow over cryptominers' massive electricity needs
InPlay Oil Corp. Announces 2021 Capital Budget and Guidance and Provides an Operations Update with Production Guidance Exceeding Pre-COVID 2019 Production Levels
Carr figured in April Canada was going to have to buy Trans Mountain pipeline
Posted by David Logan
in: Energy saving
Natural Resources Minister Jim Carr says he knew almost the moment he heard Kinder Morgan was pressing the pause button on the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion on April 8 that the federal government was likely going to have to buy the whole thing.
Although the final decision to purchase took more than seven weeks of secret negotiations with the company — many of which even Carr was not in on as they were handled by Finance Minister Bill Morneau and a very small team of finance officials — Carr says when he got a phone call in his hotel room during a business trip to New York City he knew what the final outcome was likely to be.
"When that phone call came, I knew that there was a reasonable chance that they would pull out and at the same time there was a possibility Canada would step in," Carr said.
Carr says he wasn't really expecting the April announcement that Kinder Morgan was halting all non-essential spending on the project pending proof from the federal government the political risks to the project had been erased. However, he was well aware Kinder Morgan was getting "skittish" because of the B.C. government's threats to stop the pipeline.
Carr met Kinder Morgan president Ian Anderson a month earlier. Lobbying reports say Carr or his chief of staff met Anderson nine times in the previous year. In the 12 months leading up to the decision to hit pause, Anderson had 23 meetings with members of cabinet, deputy ministers, policy directors, chiefs of staff in finance, environment and natural resources, and the prime minister's office.
"We were following it very carefully and we were in continuous conversation with senior executives at Kinder Morgan, but it was not clear until that Saturday that their board had actually made a decision to establish the deadline," said Carr.
Carr, 66, is normally very measured and careful in interviews. He has been in and around politics almost all of his adult life and is skilled at delivering guarded messages.
But he can occasionally be caught off guard.
It happened last week, when during an interview with The Canadian Press, he was asked if when he became the minister of natural resources on Nov. 4, 2015, he had any inkling that he'd eventually become the de facto owner of a pipeline.
He threw back his head and laughed.
"Pipeline politics are not straight," Carr said as he regained his composure. "So what you may think on Monday can be completely different by Friday. And then you may get the weekend to think about it and reflect and then the following Monday is completely different."
The Trans Mountain expansion will build a new pipeline roughly parallel to the existing, 1,150-kilometre line that carries refined and unrefined oil products from the Edmonton area to Burnaby, B.C. It will nearly triple the capacity to 890,000 barrels a day. It is the only pipeline carrying Alberta crude to the West Coast and the hope is that most of the oil will end up in tankers bound for Asia.
Ottawa approved it in November 2016 and the B.C. Liberal government followed suit two months later. But four months later, the provincial Liberals were replaced by NDP Premier John Horgan, who has a coalition of sorts with the Greens, with an agreement to oppose the expansion in every way possible.
Conservative party Leader Andrew Scheer believes Horgan's election in May 2017 should have sent the Liberals into overdrive on the expansion. He says legislation to confirm federal jurisdiction should have come last summer.
But Carr says federal jurisdiction was never in doubt and Horgan was never really clear what he was going to do, which meant Ottawa was at a loss about how to soothe Kinder Morgan's nerves.
"It was elusive because (B.C.) hadn't done anything concrete," said Carr. "They had talked about their opposition and then they began to talk about framing questions to courts, but we didn't know which courts."
It wasn't actually until the end of April that Horgan filed his court challenge over jurisdiction, several weeks after his threats caused Kinder Morgan to hit the brakes. By then, Carr acknowledges, the reality that Canada was going to have to buy it to build it, was already sinking in.
At a parliamentary committee last week, Conservative natural resources critic Shannon Stubbs tried to get Carr to explain how buying the pipeline had changed anything and she remains unconvinced it has accomplished much.
The actual sale won't happen until later this summer, after Kinder Morgan shareholders vote on the deal. For now, Kinder Morgan is still in charge. In the month since the purchase announcement, B.C. government records show the company hasn't applied for a single new permit. It needs more than 1,100 construction permits and has applied for 756. B.C. has only approved 221, one more than was approved as of May 29.
Still Carr says he is not lying awake at night worrying about when the digging is going to start.
"We expect before too long, within weeks rather than months, that there will be much more construction than there has been," he said.
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Boxer partner initiative adds award-winning Colorfront
By Manor Marketing
Boxer, a leading UK solution provider for the video, film and TV markets, has partnered with NMF, the exclusive distributor and reseller channel driver of world-class Colorfront software products across Latin America and select territories in the APAC and EMEA regions.
Colorfront is the Academy® and Emmy® Award-winning software developer of high-performance, on-set digital daily and transcoding systems for motion pictures, broadcast, OTT and commercials. The company is best known in recent years for Transkoder, an acclaimed mastering system for digital cinema and high-end UHDTV production.
Boxer Systems Commercial Director Jayson Chase said, "Colorfront has for many years been a pioneer of high-end digital processing systems for feature film and TV productions, consistently meeting the exacting standards of those environments. Partnering with NMF and Colorfront will greatly enhance our efforts to devise systems for the ultimate in, for example, UHD and HDR delivery, the latter of which in particular is rapidly gaining momentum."
NMF Managing Director Nacho Mazzini added, "The HDR trend is growing, and in that space, Colorfront is king. Colorfront's mastering system is used by every major Hollywood studio and perfectly complements Boxer's current range of post-production offerings.
"I am very impressed with the Boxer set up. I've known Jayson Chase and Sales Manager Peter Jones from many years in the business. The combination of Boxer expertise and Colorfront's technology will empower post facilities and broadcasters to create faster deliverables, and at the same time provide them with the right tools and top-notch product support for the emerging HDR market."
Mazzini and a Colorfront team will be present at BVE 2018 in London from 27 February – 1 March on the Boxer stand, J08.
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