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Microclean has carried out significant investigation and remedial works for a major food producer in Co. Monaghan. An escape of oil from the facility impacted the neighbouring river which resulted in a major fish kill. Microclean was employed to investigate and remediate the damage using in-situ remedial measures with the result that the river and surrounding environs were fully remediated. The works carried out by Microclean prevented a prosecution of the company by the local authority under the Local Government Water Pollution Acts 1977 and 1990.
Microclean was employed as consultants by a local factory to ensure that it was compliant with all of its necessary EPA licences and to monitor all potential sources of contamination.
Microclean was employed to investigate and remediate approximately three acres of contaminated land, groundwater and surface water at a scrap metal facility in Co. Galway. The works undertaken by Microclean ensured that our client was compliant with the requirements of their IPC licence and prevented a prosecution under the Local Government Water Pollution Acts 1977 and 1990.
Microclean carried out the investigation, mitigation and remediation of 8 dwelling houses in Co. Meath. The works carried out by Microclean prevented the householders being prosecuted by the EPA and restored all of the properties to their pre-incident condition. The works, including reinstatement were monitored and signed off by a semi state body and an independent firm of consulting engineers.
Microclean carried out the investigation, mitigation and remediation for a major oil spillage incident in central Dublin at an underground car park and neighbouring properties. The works carried out by Microclean successfully complied with a Section 12 Notice served by the local authority under the Local Government Water Pollution Acts 1977 and 1990 thereby preventing a potential prosecution against our client.
Microclean are currently involved as consultants and remediation contractors in a major oil pollution case in Co. Louth which has impacted seven domestic dwellings, two retail outlets, a six acre field, a river and a petroleum retail outlet.
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Microclean has carried out consultancy work for the Office of Public Works, the ESB and The Dublin Airport Authority (formally Aer Rianta).
Microclean has also been employed by a contractor employed by Iarnród Éireann to carry out an investigation at one of their main line stations. Furthermore Microclean took part in an experiment with Iarnród Éireann to find a solution to potential problems arising as a result of the grease used on their points system. Our product was found to significantly degrade the grease that had migrated into the support mechanism for the tracks.
Microclean has carried out works for Kerry County Council to successfully remediate a river supplying drinking water which had suffered hydrocarbon contaminant impact.
Microclean has carried out works for Longford County Council to successfully remediate a waste water treatment facility which had suffered hydrocarbon contaminant impact from an off site source. The micro-organisms used by Microclean facilitated the re-seeding of the waste water treatment plant.
Microclean is the longest established oil remediation specialist in Ireland and has never failed to successfully remediate any oil pollution incident we have been called into.
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AASHTO Annual Meeting
Research Committee Represents 'Moon Shot' Opportunity
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During the annual meeting of the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials in San Diego, key members called for participation in the organization's NCHRP 20-24 committee to help map out strategies to address future mobility needs across America.
"This is our moon shot opportunity," explained Dr. Shawn Wilson (seen above), AASHTO's 2021-2022 president. "We need to think about how transportation will be different in 10 to 15 years, looking at demographics, prosperity, and many other factors that impact what we do but don't relate exactly to what we do."
Funding for the National Cooperative Highway Research Program or NCHRP comes from participating member states of AASHTO, with critical technical support provided by the Federal Highway Administration.
Julie Lorenz (center seated at table)
The NCHRP 20-24 committee addresses future concerns of state DOTs and their leadership, explained Julie Lorenz, secretary of the Kansas Department of Transportation and the committee's chair.
"The reason that is so important is that the future will happen to us," she said during a presentation at AASHTO's annual meeting. "But it is a two way street. The actions we take today and tomorrow can influence that future. And we have a better chance of accomplishing big things if we work together both collectively and individually."
She said that her committee is planning a workshop in either February or March 2022 to begin creating a vision for solving the transportation challenges of tomorrow.
"Infrastructure is intertwined with many other things, especially technology," Lorenz added. "And if we don't figure out what the future is, someone else will design it for us."
Yassmin Gramian
Yassmin Gramian, secretary of the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, said the United States is "on the cusp of a transportation renaissance," yet one of its biggest challenges will be the ability of transportation leaders to "reprogram" themselves to deal with new and as yet unforeseen problems.
"We should challenge ourselves and be open to thinking differently, expanding our horizons," she said. "That includes looking at issues such as safety differently, too, with an equity perspective. It means we need to think about how to change the [transportation] culture."
Carlos Braceras
"Transportation is a tool to help us achieve future visions and this [committee] has the potential to help guide us to making decisions," emphasized Carlos Braceras, executive director of the Utah Department of Transportation and AASHTO's 2018-2019 president.
"We do not quite know what the future looks like," he added. "That's why this committee will better prepare us to help shape the future of transportation. Because the things we do as state DOTs impacts people at a level that is foundational. We have to get out of our swim lane and this committee will give us tools and guidance to help us do our jobs better."
Making ROWs a Source of Opportunity, Not Hassle
AASHTO Recognizes Transportation Leaders
Winners Announced for 2020 America's Transportation Awards
Winners of 2021 America's Transportation Awards Named

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The Intellectual Elite Mindset Must Stop And Realize The Fact That There Was And Is A Conspiracy To Destroy The Presidency Of Donald Trump
We the people must get into the trenches and get dirty if we are to save our American culture and Constitution. Once a society gets too intellectual it becomes too complacent that everything is alright when in fact it isn't. I am never going to say that all elites are against the best interests of the United States, but as a society becomes more intellectually inclined which establishes your elites it is these same elites who forget how America got to be in the position it is today in the first place. The United States got to be where it is today by the American people given the motivation to establish the greatest industrial revolution that was ever experienced in all mankind. This was done by the government moving out of the way and letting its people be inventive all because of the idea that the American people came first and what came out of that was a continuous run of inventions that the world had ever seen. This is something then candidate Trump pushed during his campaign because America was again thirsty for a leader to put the interest of the United States and it's people first once again because We The People had gotten sick of eight years of Marist Obama who always seemed to glamorize the European way when in fact it has been America on the world stage who passed up Europe a very long time ago as the economic and military power of the world. That did not matter to the enemy within that has gotten to be known as the deep state. This is the enemy within that wants to follow the lead of Europe because Europe has become through the years what the deep state just yearns to be established in the United States and that is total socialism and Obama had established the deep state in all our intelligence agencies to make sure his socialization of America would continue except there became an interruption along the way and that was the presidency of Donald J Trump and as such being the case the deep state has swung into action.
The following was posted by Jim Hoft, published by Gateway Pundit: "Former Asst. FBI Director James Kallstrom told Maria Bartiromo on Sunday he has "no doubt" fired FBI Director James Comey conspired with former Director of National Intelligence and Former CIA Director John Brennan both conspired with Comey to take down Trump."
"Kallstrom joined Maria Bartiromo on Sunday Morning Futures earlier today."
"James Kallstrom: I think he's lost his mind, Jim Comey. I don't understand what his act is… This conversation with the President of the United States is automatically classified. At least it was when I was in government. Unless they've changed rules like that. But Maria we're in a three act play and it's not a comedy. It's a tragedy…Who are they (Clapper and Brennan) to be threatening the President of the United States?…And I have no doubt that they've conspired with others including Jim Comey, and others unnamed at this point."
The interruption of plans to socialize America and the hatred of President Trump what do these two ingredients provide? Conspiracy of course by the deep state that thought the socialization of America was automatic with the election of Hillary Clinton. Some people have asked me why I don't use "witch" Hillary any longer and that's because I don't want to belittle the mentally impaired. We have two problems here in regard to the intellectual elites not being able to recognize that this is a conspiracy. One problem will not go away because there are many elites who are socialists to begin with who think our Constitution is outdated and you have the other elite that thinking about this as a conspiracy is an insult to their intellect which means they will not even take it into consideration. This leaves it to all us common patriots who actually know what is going on to continue to push the envelope to save our Republic. We have come a long ways to exposing the deep state, you have Comey in a complete state of panic not remembering which lie he told yesterday and you have the former CIA Director John Brennan openly threatening President Trump which is showing he knows his battle against Trump is going downward and his hatred of him is uncontrollably exposing to the surface with his remarks.
If our intelligence agencies are ever to be respected again there must be prosecutions and we must all stand behind the people in the Congress who have been pursuing this injustice with full force. My patriots its almost there, we need to patient this out a little longer but there can only be one end result. The deep state has to be gotten rid of and an example set that the Presidency of the United States will be safeguarded if need be by all costs.
1 Comment Posted in Uncategorized Tagged Fired FBI Director James Comey, former Asst.FBI Director James Kallstrom, Former CIA Director John Brennan, former Director of National Intelligence Clapper, Former President Obama, Gateway Pundit, Hillary Clinton, intellectual elites, Maria Bartiromo Fox News, President Trump, reporter Jim Hoft, Socialism
Trey Gowdy Stated: "What Comey Calls A Leak Is What Everyone Else Calls A Felony"
Former FBI Director James Comey was finally interviewed with some hardball questions from Bret Baier of Fox News yesterday and you can tell the weasel has been lawyered up. By now people who are involved in the day to day updates of politics know not only who the author of the dossier was but also who paid for it which was the Democratic Party and Clinton campaign. But here you have Comey who was actually the FBI Director at the time and he did not have the ability to explain to Baier what he knew about the source of the Trump dossier which we all know by now that it was Christopher Steele and Comey acted as though he was not aware of the fact that Clinton's campaign paid for the dossier and Baier looked stunned. A person should never be stunned as to what comes out of a liars mouth and once again I will stress it seems to me that sissy Comey has already been lawyered up with the dimwit answers to questions he is coming up with.
The following was posted by Carlos Garcia, published by The Blaze: "Rep. Trey Gowdy (R-S.C.) criticized James Comey heavily for his denial that he didn't leak confidential information from his time as the director of the FBI before he was fired by President Trump."
"Gowdy was speaking with Tucker Carlson on Fox News about the interview Comey had with Bret Baier earlier Thursday when he added that what Comey calls a leak is what everyone else calls a felony."
"The other thing that I will tell you," Gowdy said, "Tucker, that I learned tonight is Jim Comey has a definition of the word 'leak' that no on else has."
"What he says is a leak is what the rest of us call a felony," he added dramatically."
"He also criticized Comey's inability to explain what he knew about the source of the "Trump dossier," which appeared to stun Bret Baier during the interview."
"Carlson asked him if Comey's comments were plausible, and Gowdy responded, "No, because he knew that Republicans paid for it, even though that's inaccurate, so if he learned about it in the Fall of 2016, then it was already known that the Democrats had picked up on that work."
"So whoever briefed him, why would you just say the Republicans started it but not also include the Democrats finished it?" he asked."
I have heard Comey say a few times lately that whatever memos he has leaked out it has been after he was FBI Director and it is his personal memos except for one major difference. The information that he has on those leaked memos have been done when he was FBI Director; they were done on FBI time; they were done on FBI computers; they were done in a FBI building; they were done with research with availability of a FBI car; they were done with information given by FBI personal so when Comey says the materials are from his personal data base We The People know that he is full of crap and that we can say is his.
1 Comment Posted in Uncategorized Tagged Bret Baier Fox News, dossier, FBI, former FBI Director James Comey, President Trump, Rep. Trey Gowdy ( R-S.C. ), reporter Carlos Garcia, The Blaze
Here We Go And The Beat Goes On: Judicial Watch Finds New Classified Emails Belonging To Hillary Clinton And Collusion With The Clinton Foundation
If Hillary Clinton just momentarily put down the bottle she best pick another one up and forget the glass because there have been new classified emails found by Judicial Watch and not only on the topic of Hillary but the State Department being in collusion with the Clinton Foundation and the beat goes on. ( that was a great song) My patriots if there is a constant drumbeat of unveiling of crookedness going on it's from Judicial Watch that is constantly coming up with some emails , memos or materials that were put off on the back burner never aimed of exposure by the evil ones that have put them there. I will say put there by the deep state not to have to mention many names of which most of us who have been following all this know who they are. The main ones are Marxist Obama and Hillary Clinton. Naturally Obama's name doesn't come out much because after all this Marxist is the darling of the socialist press and the socialist Democratic Party.
The following was posted by Katie Pavlich, published by Townhall: "Government watchdog Judicial Watch has found a series of new emails belonging to former Democrat presidential candidate Hillary Clinton that contain classified information. They were stored on her unsecured server. Further, they show collusion between the Clinton Foundation and the State Department."
"Out of 281 pages of new emails, ten contain classified information and "appear to be among those that Clinton had attempted to delete or had otherwise failed to disclose."
"It is shameful that Hillary Clinton attempted to delete or hide classified information and that Obama appointees James Comey and Lorretta Lynch refused to prosecute her," Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton said about the finding. "It is clear that the Clintons were using the State Department to run an extensive influence peddling scheme. Americans should be concerned that while untold resources are devoted to the abusive Mueller special counsel investigation of President Trump, this Justice Department seems uninterested in prosecuting the Clintons."
I understand that the last sentence in the above paragraph states that "this Justice Department seems uninterested in prosecuting the Clintons." That might have been early on when the American people were not showing interest in most of the above. I had written of the fact on various occasions that the Congress would not be much concerned on all these matters if the American people were laying low on the subjects but if the people started showing concern which has been on an upswing for awhile now that the only thing that the Congress is petrified about is when the American people start asking for answers because that means the vote, if you want to scare the Congress silly it comes down to the vote. This is why we have seen all these different Congressional Committees come into being the last few months or so.
Like I have mentioned on numerous of occasions it's the Inspector Generals report that is due out sometime in May which will shake the earth and the part of the American people that were not paying attention before to the treasonous acts of the deep state and the Democratic Party will become wide awake with shock. I look back at President Richard Nixon and I must stress I am not saying he did not do wrong but compared to what Obama, Hillary and their deep state tried to pull off in taking down the infant presidency of Donald J. Trump it makes Nixon look like an angel.
2 Comments Posted in Uncategorized Tagged classified emails, Clinton Foundation Collusion, congress, Former President Obama, Hillary Clinton, inspector general, Judicial Watch, Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton, President Richard Nixon, reporter Katie Pavlich, State Department, Townhall News
The "Caravan" Of Central American Migrants Are Approaching Our Southern Border, Now We The People Know Darn Well President Trump Is Not Going To Pull An Obama
My patriots how can we not forget the time when Marxist Obama was allowing illegal immigrants to cross into the United States across the Rio Grande of which many were calling the boundary between the United States and Texas an open border. As far as Obama was concerned the hell with it allow them all in, it was okay to leave the message to Central America just send them over this way and the United States will let them in with no penalty's under the law. What the hell, Obama always made up his own laws, how can we forget his phone and pen after all Obama had established dictatorial powers, the hell with the Congress, he didn't have to obey laws that were already established from that same Congress that he was ridiculing. Do you patriots remember this in 2014 when Obama was running wild with the influx of illegal immigrants he was allowing through our borders: A large number of those traveling from Central America to our southern border were unaccompanied children. The Obama administration had estimated that 60,000 children unaccompanied by parents or relatives were to pour into the United States that year, up from about 6,000 in 2011." One thing is for sure, this is not going to be allowed to happen under President Donald J Trump.
The following was posted by Brooke Singman, published by Fox News: "Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen on Monday warned the "caravan" of Central American migrants arriving at the southern U.S. border that they could face prosecution, detention and deportation, as President Trump called on the agency to block the group."
"The announcement came as a group of about 50 migrants who left southern Mexico in March reportedly reached the U.S. border, planning to seek asylum."
"Despite the Democrat inspired laws on Sanctuary Cities and the Border being so bad and one sided, I have instructed the Secretary of Homeland Security not to let these large Caravans of people into our Country. It is a disgrace. We are the only Country in the World so naive! WALL"
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) April 23, 2018″
"DHS continues to monitor the remnants of the 'caravan' of individuals headed to our Southern border with the apparent intention of entering the United States illegally," Nielsen said in a statement. "A sovereign nation that cannot—or worse, chooses not—to defend its borders will soon cease to be a sovereign nation. The Trump administration is committed to enforcing our immigration laws – whether persons are part of this 'caravan' or not."
We must never forget that day when Donald Trump came down the escalator at Trump Tower, NY to announce his candidacy for president of the United States and one of the very first issues he talked about was the illegal immigration problem facing America that people of all origins were talking about at their kitchen tables at home considering to talk about it openly would define all the half hazard rules of that sick political correctness theme that was being implanted in American society. Well Donald Trump that day had a chisel and he broke the ice on what a person could or could not say in regard to illegal immigration and the applicable political correctness fiasco and as far as Trump was concerned and the American people picked it up and ran with it to give Donald Trump the presidency and that was that the American people came first over Obama's mindset of illegal immigration that was getting a pass from eight years of Obama as president. This is why Trump will not allow again these asylum seekers from Central America ever to get their way again under the presidency of Donald Trump. So Marxist Obama with your fortress just two miles from the White House with your communist companion of Valarie Jarrett who my understanding is sharing the compound with you all I can say to you is watch how Trump is handling the illegal immigration issue and learn from it if that's at all possible.
1 Comment Posted in Uncategorized Tagged Central American Migrants, Former President Obama, Fox News, Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen, illegal immigrants, President Trump, reporter Brooke Singman, Trump Tower, Valarie Jarrett
The Original Electronic Communications Documents That Finally Was Sent To Congress Shows There Was No Official Intelligence used To Investigate Trump-Russia Probe
Everytime you dig deeper into the Trump-Russia probe the stink gets worst. Last week we were hearing from Rep. Devin Nunes House Intelligence Committee Chairman as to how important the original electronic communication documents would be in regard to determining why or how the investigation into the Trump-Russia Probe started and now that it has come out it is not good news as to the justification of starting the Trump-Russia probe and the reason for that is because there was no official information used to start the investigation. It's as though it was determined by the forces of evil to just go ahead and start one on Trump-Russian collusion in the attempt to take Trump down. Now the people who keep on saying that's a bunch of bull I must remind those people that the facts are getting ever so much closer to prove that it was Clinton-Russia collusion and as a matter of fact I have put myself down on record a long time ago that is actually the case. Just look at the actions of former FBI Director James Comey lately, the sissy is losing it, everytime he goes on a different interview for his book that's stacked with lies he uses different explanations for each interview. The guy has constant panic attacks or he just cant keep up with his lies which must be very hard to do.
The following was posted by Matthew Kazin, published by Fox News: "We now know that there was no official intelligence that was used to start this investigation. We know that Sidney Blumenthal and others were pushing information into the State Department. So we're trying to piece all that together and that's why we continue to look at the State Department," Nunes told Maria Bartiromo on "Sunday Morning Futures."
"Nunes, R-Calif., cited the Five Eyes agreement as a way of knowing no intel was used. The U.S., along with Canada, the U.K., Australia and New Zealand, make up the "Five Eyes," or countries that share intelligence in a more-trusted fashion than other arrangements, like NATO, particularly due to years of trust and a common language."
"We are not supposed to spy on each other's citizens, and it's worked well," he said. "And it continues to work well. And we know it's working well because there was no intelligence that passed through the Five Eyes channels to our government. And that's why we had to see that original communication."
"The California Republican said he is now investigating the State Department due to signs of "major irregularities," in an effort to figure out how information about former Trump campaign adviser George Papadopoulos – who reportedly met with a foreign policy expert and Cambridge professor with connections to the CIA and Britain's MI6 in London in 2016 – was obtained by the FBI."
This is not hard to figure out but the Congressional committees have to go through a wide range of procedures. This was all done by Clinton operatives sending information to the State Dept. who in turn sent it to the FBI and guess who was burning the midnight oil at the FBI, why our friend then FBI Director James Comey who as we know by now went out of his way to make sure he didn't recommend indictment for Hillary Clinton and who was spearheading all this attempting of taking down then candidate and later elected President Trump? Why the leader and hero of the pack, Marxist Obama, of course. If you don't know it by now, when Comey advised Trump about the dossier he naturally forgot to tell Trump one very important bit of information, that the dossier was paid for by the Clinton campaign, and just imagine what else, Comey even forgot to tell that very important bit of information to the FISA court, fancy that!
Sometimes I think of the fact as to how hard it is for this news to get out for the people who watch nothing but those socialist news networks on the mainstream media. This is really scary that the only narrative they are focusing on is a bunch of fake news. The socialists can't stand Fox News only because and don't get me wrong, Fox is not perfect but they report the truth. The thing is the Democratic Party now is starting to get real nervous because even today I saw a statistic that more and more Americans are wanting to know the truth on all of this one way or the other. So when people see Comey even on liberal networks coming out with different explanations for different news networks you know darn well he is lying and the guy is 6'8″ tall so when he takes the fall all the deep state that have been going with his game plan all along you know they are all going to yell "timber"!
2 Comments Posted in Uncategorized Tagged Deep State, FBI, Five Eyes agreement, former FBI Director James Comey, Fox News, George Papadopoulos former Trump campaign adviser, President Trump, Rep. Devin Nunez ( House Intelligence Committee Chairman), reporter Matthew Kazin, Sidney Blumenthal, State Department, Trump-Russia probe
George Soros Single-Handedly Is Attempting To Change Florida From A Red State To A Blue State
George Soros the sadistic one just can't stay out of the affairs of the United States of America constantly spending his money to socialize our great country. His money is involved in any marches of Americans if it's the cause of socialism and the New World Order. It being women's marches, kids marching for gun control, disruptions to then candidate Trumps rally's and to conclude anything that comes under the topic of identity politics which divide's Americans Soros will be spending his money via his organizations to rally the troops and as we have noticed these are organized very fast which only an abundance of money will do. Now he is scheming as to how to make Florida go from a red state to a blue state which would effect the political structure in the United States for many years to come.
The following was posted by Frank Holmes, published by The Horn News: "The entire future of American presidential elections could come down to one state – and billionaire George Soros is laying out big bucks to make sure it goes to Democrats forever."
"Florida is a make-or-break state for Republicans, and liberal elites are convinced they've found the key to turning the state blue: Poor voters fleeing to the mainland from disaster-stricken Puerto Rico."
"The island is a U.S. territory, not a state, so its residents can't vote in American presidential elections. But if they move to the mainland, it's a whole different story."
" Puerto Ricans are different than the state's dominant Hispanic community, fiercely conservative Cuban-Americans, who vote overwhelmingly for the GOP."
"Puerto Ricans voted overwhelmingly for Hillary Clinton in 2016," NBC News reported."
"The New York Times was so excited that it wrote last October, "An Exodus From Puerto Rico Could Remake Florida Politics."
" If he turns Florida into a blue state, he could block the Republicans' path to the White House for years, or decades, to come."
There you have it and Soros has been attempting to do the same in Texas.
George Soros is not even welcome in his native country of Hungary. Over 61% of their people in latest polls disapprove of Soros. He definitely is not welcomed in Russia. It's practically the same complaint in every country Soros touches and that is he pushes mass migration via his organizations. Always moving people around and in this case his motive is to move liberal minded Puerto Ricans to Florida to make – over Florida into a blue state. This sadist by the name of Soros and his organizations should not be allowed to mingle in the affairs of the United States. I believe Soros and his money of influence is not allowed in Russia and the United States should do the same. Freeze his liquid assets and throw the bum out and that also goes for his son who it has been stressed is worst than he is. The argument of him causing riots and disruptions in our society you would think would be a good reason. Some effort should be made otherwise he will continue to do what he is doing and that is destroy our culture and our Constitution. This Marxist has had pictures taken in the past with Hillary Clinton and Marxist Obama, that should be expected, they are of the same species.
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Congressional Lawmakers Make Criminal Referral On A laundry List Of Names That They Sent To The DOJ On Steele Dossier
I have labeled this a laundry list because of the fact Congressional leaders are finally grouping names together of the people who were so anxious to take down an elected president put in office by We The People because Donald Trump does not fit in into their socialism and the One World Order. These Congressional leaders are getting sick and tired as to the slow moving pace of Attorney General Jeff Sessions and company. Now does this sound familiar? Of course it does, we patriots have been talking about it forever. I understand that we have been getting good news as of late about the fact that the Inspector Generals report will be disastrous to the people who participated in this dossier scheme to take down the president and the IG has been working with a federal prosecutor for a couple of months now but it seems that these Congressional lawmakers do not leave anyone out and I'm sure others will be added in.
The following was posted and published by investigative reporter Sara A Carter "Congressional lawmakers made a criminal referral Wednesday to the Department of Justice Attorney General Jeff Sessions against former senior-level Obama administration officials, including employees of the FBI connected with the unverified dossier alleging collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia, as well as those involved in the warrants used to spy on a former Trump campaign volunteer, this reporter has learned. The lawmakers also made a criminal referral on former Attorney General Loretta Lynch and threats made by her DOJ against the FBI informant, who provided the bureau with information on the Russian nuclear industry and the approval in 2010 to sell roughly 20 percent of American uranium mining assets to Russia."
"House Oversight and Government Reform Committee member Rep. Ron DeSantis, R-Florida, along with ten other colleagues sent the letter Wednesday to Sessions and FBI Director Christopher Wray criminally referring former FBI Director James Comey, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, former Attorney General Loretta Lynch, and former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe for their involvement in the investigations into President Trump and alleged violations of federal law. FBI Special Agent Peter Strzok and his paramour FBI lawyer Lisa Page, whose anti-Trump text messages obtained by the DOJ Inspector General Michael Horowitz, were also included in the referral."
This is a big thing if you think about it. It means that these lawmakers are leaving no stone unturned as to their objective of learning if the fact that there was a conspiracy to destroy the presidency of Donald Trump and they are making Sessions aware of the fact that they know that's the case. They know thats the case because look at the laundry list of names that they sent a criminal referral for. I believe these list of names will do the trick of leading to the others who are involved. This is what would have led to a banana republic if these traitors were allowed to get away of a take down of a president and you must keep in mind that the takedown has continued with the special council Robert Mueller who has gotten everything he has requested from Deputy Attorney General Rod Rubinstein. The Democrats have been just dying for Trump to fire Mueller but Trump has been one step ahead of the morons because he knows exactly what the Democrats are wishing for and then there would be a political uprising.
Now one may ask why was not Marxist Obama's name on the list and lets face it it should be and the way I look at it his name will be on the list at the conclusion of the above and you will ask why I am so sure of that and I will tell you of the fact that all the names listed are Obama's Department of Justice. They reported to Obama and he knew everything that was going on because he was the one giving out the instructions. So if the lawmakers get their way and this all commences all the singing will begin that will lead it all to their leader by the name of Obama.
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The DOJ Inspector General's Report That Many Are Waiting For Will Be Released In May That Will Create An Earthquake Of Major Proportions
This is the long awaited report from the DOJ Inspector General Michael Horowitz on the FBI's handling of the Clinton email investigation. Former FBI Director James Comey is trying to get his glory in the sun now and I used the word "trying" because with each new interview that he gives about his new book the more ridiculous he sounds. He is coming across as a 6'8″ tall sissy. Well it has been said that this Inspector Generals report is going to be a no nonsense evaluation of the facts so Comey can attempt to sugar coat all his past decisions on the Hillary Clinton emails as to why he made the decisions that he did now but when this report comes out I feel strongly as I have done other times that there will be an earthquake in the making.
The following was posted by John Sexton, published by Hot Air News: " Fox News' Catherine Herridge reports today that DOJ Inspector General Michael Horowitz will release his long-awaited report on the FBI's handling of the Clinton email investigation in May."
"Horowitz addressed the timing in a letter to Senator Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa."
"He wrote that the report, which began in January 2017 with bipartisan support, has been extended due to "potentially important additional information and documents that recently came to our attention, and the interviews they have required us to conduct." Horowitz continued, "my expectation is that we will issue our report in May, absent any new developments."…
"The IG is thought to be looking at everything from political bias to how evidence was handled in the Clinton email case. Information has continued to emerge in recent months relevant to that case."
"So what's going to be in this report? The IG has been very tight-lipped but a report published in January by the Washington Post indicated Horowitz was looking at McCabe's apparent failure to pursue a probe involving Hillary's email server:"
"Horowitz was also looking into why an investigation into the Clinton Foundation also seemed to stall at McCabe's desk:"
The Inspector General through the course of his comments and actions of the past have won over my confidence that this report will be the real thing. This Inspector General is the one who found the missing 50,000 text messages that were claimed missing by the FBI and made retrievable between Lisa Page and Peter Strzok ( Romeo and Juliet ). Now one may ask what's the big deal if he cant prosecute but keep in mind there has been a federal prosecutor that I have written about before hand picked by Attorney General Sessions that has been working with the Inspector General for a couple of months now who can do things the Inspector General can't.
One important fact also is that a selection of another special council is contingent as to what is in the report from the IG. I am putting my bet on the fact that this report as I mentioned above will provoke an earthquake and a special council will be begged for. Okay, here we go, anyone taking any bets!
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The United States Is A Superpower Which At Times Given The Occasion Will Have To Use It's Might Around The World In This Case Being Syria To Prevent Escalations Of Major Atrocities
I understand the fact that the United States going into Syria or anywhere else in the world for that matter angers many just as much as many people feel it's the right thing to do. The United States is in the world stage as a superpower not so much as for America to beat it's chest but merely for the fact that there are nations out there that want to destroy us for reasons that they have chosen to justify which in actuality there is no justification.
The release of poison gas was 100 years ago during World War I where eventually gas-masks had to be developed so as to safeguard the troops involved in battle because you are talking about thousands being killed because of various chemicals that were used. My father fought in France in World War I and he showed me that mask. In 1925 a Geneva Convention was signed outlawing the use of chemical weapons and here is something I'm sure many people are not aware of and that is Adolf Hitler, who had himself been a victim of mustard gas in 1918 refused to deploy poison gas during World War II. But as we see today the major powers retain stockpiles of these weapons.
One year ago President Trump ordered a bombing attack over Syria in retaliation to Syrian President Bashar al- Assad ordering chemical attacks on his own people of which is not only a barbarian act but an act of defiance of the 1925 Geneva Convention that outlawed chemical weapons. al- Assad has taken over his fathers murderous habits. So the attack by Trump a year ago made him draw a red line in the sand for any future chemical attacks by Syria. Unlike Marxist Obama who does not honor his own line in the sand after Assad used chemicals on his people during Obama's administration Obama warned the Syrian president that if he was to use chemicals again on his people there would be consequences so when Assad did it again Obama did not honor his threat. Well Trump is not Obama, when Trump puts a line in the sand the wind will not blow the sand away such as in Obama's winded BS mouth that lost the respect of the United States all around the world. Trump and the United States led a bombing mission with Britain and France that demolished the three major chemical producing plants in Syria. To see women and children dying all over cable TV in the year 2018 with permission given to do so by the Syrian president with Russia and Iran giving credence in the background is an unexplained atrocity of which there would never be any justifiable explanation, but it being a barbaric act of aggression you could not have the president of the most powerful nation on earth the United States of America Donald J Trump just sitting back and do nothing, that is not in his makeup.
As some Americans complain that we should not have gone in at all you have others such as retired General Jack Keane who is often on Fox News whom I am very fond of complaining that the United States did not do enough. His attitude is why worry about going back in at all if Assad uses chemicals again when in fact if we had destroyed all of Syria's six airfields that worry would have been diminished. The problem with that is I feel it would definitely be an extension of the war over there which would force the hand of Russia and possibly Iran's and then all of a sudden we are in a major escalation of possibly a major war. I truly believe that sometime in the future this will come about anyway which there just might be a certain state of circumstances. This must be played out now and Trump was smart to keep the conflict to the chemical weapon attack. I believe in the future because of the Arab's hatred for Israel they will draw Israel into the conflict and what that would mean is that Israel, the United States and our other allies will be fighting together to finally defeat hatred. Then and only then will there be total peace.
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The Good People Of California Are Starting To Revolt: There Are Now 13 Cities Fighting The Insane California Sanctuary Laws
One of my biggest puzzlement is the case of sanctuary cities which does not make any sense whatsoever as to why people in power such as governors and mayors would even want the headache of approving them for their cities and states considering they harbor illegal criminals of which ICE enforcement is not even allowed to take some of these illegals into their custody and send them back. Lets take for instance a reminder of late when the Oakland, Calif. mayor actually warned close to 1000 illegal immigrants that they should lock and not open their doors because she received a tip that ICE was to go and attempt to round them up. Finally in California there are certain cities that have gotten upset about the whole situation and have taken things into their own hands by starting to vote down the ridiculous law of protecting these illegal immigrants considering their moron Governor Jerry Brown has proclaimed California a sanctuary state.
The following was published by Fox News Insider: "The Newport Beach city council voted unanimously earlier this week to challenge California's sanctuary law, joining a dozen other cities that are not interested in complying with the sanctuary policies."
"It's the third city in the past two days to take such action, joining about a dozen others in recent weeks."
"It's a tool in the toolbox for our police to help keep criminals off the street," Newport Beach Councilman Scott Peotter said of the vote against the law."
"He said the issue is not about opposition to immigrants – as critics allege – but about keeping "illegal alien criminals" from re-entering the community."
"The sanctuary law is heavily supported by Gov. Jerry Brown (D) and State Attorney General Xavier Becerra (D)."
Naturally I haven't heard anything much from Brown about this mutiny going on in his state against his sanctuary state proclamation but I am hoping it's catching on like fire and its definitely good to know that the whole state of California has not gone totally liberal insane. For the life of me I cant understand why the government has not yet cracked down on these officials that have allowed sanctuary cities throughout the United States. These are the things that the federal government should be enforcing rigidly. If some of these mayors and governors are cuffed and sent to jail that will set the example that they just cant take it among themselves to buck U.S. law and of all things its about sheltering illegals that have broken ours laws to begin with just by being here. I can just imagine what our Forefathers would say if they were here to the leaders of these 13 cities that have voted to buck that moron Governor Jerry Brown, our Forefathers would thank them in person for saving them the trouble of a hanging.
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IVANA DELEVSKA
Ms. Delevska is the Founder and CIO of SPEAR. She founded the Advisor in 2021 after spending 14 years evaluating and investing in industrial and industrial technology companies. Ms. Delevska spent four years covering Multi-Industry companies at Deutsche Bank as a Vice President (2017-2018) and Gordon Haskett as a Director (2018-2021). Prior to that time, she spent 10 years as a Senior Analyst on the buy-side at several long/short hedge fund platforms: Tiger Management, Millennium Management, Citadel Asset Management, and Davidson Kempner.
Ivana started her career at JP Morgan in the Mergers and
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DAVID SNYDER
David Snyder has decades of experience investing in industrial and cyclical companies. Mr. Snyder held several senior leadership positions including Partner and Industrial Sector Head at Maverick Capital and Herring Creek Capital, and Cyclical Sector Portfolio Manager at Zweig Dimenna Partners and Pequot Capital. David started his career at Salomon Brothers and Donaldson Lufkin and Jenrette (DLJ) where he spent over 10 years as a senior Chemicals and Machinery Analyst, ranking first place by Institutional Investor for several years.
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John Inch was a leading industrial equity research analyst for over 25 years at Bear Stearns, BofA Merrill Lynch, Deutsche Bank and most recently Gordon Haskett Research Advisors. John was highly ranked for many years in the most influential sell side surveys. He started his career at Morgan Stanley after obtaining an MBA from Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management. During his long career on the sell-side, John was highly regarded for his out-of-consensus opinions and objective research.
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Bryan Devenny spent over 15 years as a Portfolio Manager managing industrials and materials portfolios at Millennium Management, Balyasny Capital Management, and UBS O'Connor. Bryan started his career at Price Waterhouse as a financial auditor. He holds an MBA from Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management.
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Sheila Murphy took family and vacation photos for most of her life, but didn't consider herself a photographer until her daughter got her interested in black-and-white film photography. She now pursues personal projects and occasional commercial work, and cites a love of the outdoors as the starting point for much of her photography. See more of her images and find out more about her in our Q&A.
Are you a DPR member? Submit your portfolio for consideration and you may be featured in an upcoming Readers' Showcase.
Well done, Sheila. We've exchanged pleasantries on the forums over the years, and I've admired your work before this. very happy you are getting more significant recognition.
Love the simplicity of it. Powerful. Feels a bit like Hopper to me.
I was at that same spot, 30 years ago... still there... so far... I see.
Interesting to see that the photo that blows most people away was taken with the Mamiya 7, which in its overwhelming simplicity built around a huge viewfinder sure is one of the best camera's – with some of the very best lenses – I have ever worked with.
Great ...almost wrote "work," but the term "art" is more apt. Really enjoyed these, and a big part of that was the variety. thanks for sharing it!
I thank everyone for the overwhelmingly kind comments they have made here in the last few days. I am really looking forward to seeing more readers' work here! I'm gong to be out of an internet connection for a few weeks, but happy to respond to question a comments after that.
Very nice Ms. Murphy. You have vision. Thanks for sharing!
Engaging images, but I think number 9 and 10 should not be in this showcase imho. Maybe I am missing something, but those two images just don't attract me. Number 11 is a little overexposed as detail is lost. But in general not bad at all.
These are varied and visually engaging images. Sheila has a creative and open mind. She is an artist, not a gearhead. Bravo!
Great work Sheila. The whole series is very enjoyable to look at. #2 is my favorite.
Wonderful images. Some of the more sparse scenes hold your attention much longer than busier compositions.
#2 is excellent. Was it taken with a single exposure?
Yes, it is one exposure. It is 120 film, taken handheld with the Mamiya 7ii and 43MM lens. The film was Ilford 3200, shot at 1600. Developed by me in Edwal FG7, at 70 degrees F for 14 minutes. Since the film was "pulled" it has less contrast than it might otherwise have had.
Thanks for the reply, I had no idea that was film! Very nicely done.
My kind of photographs. I much prefer this kind of work to so much of the mirrored water, craggy hillside, super-saturated color landscape kinds of stuff that it seems are so common on sites like this. Photo #2 is a particular standout for me... but then again, I'm a sucker for finely detailed B&W, modern architecture and diagonal lines.
I prefer more than one look and one way to take a photo, so I can appreciate both.
I rather find the opposite.
While not a huge fan of merely "pretty" landscapes, I sometimes find that even medium and large format cameras result in more considered images.
You seem to be just saying you only shoot with compacts.
Well done and very good composition. Really liked the diptychs, googled and found an free extension for PS, will have a go at it.
loved 3,4,8.9 Thanks for sharing..
Wow.. nice to see someone who obviously has an eye for lines, geometry, space and composition :) Also effectively brings things together to work as part of a series.
9 & 10 are a little too bland and empty for my tastes but the others are fantastic.
Re: Her gear - Where is her film camera?
My film camera was a Mamiya 7ii. All of my New York Street photos were made with the 43mm lens.
DPReview, please ignore the naysayers.
In the end the equipment is to serve the end of photography, not vice versa, and I for one welcome seeing more emphasis on photography on the site.
Due to the childish and unconstructive techno-nerd brand arguments I spend less and less time here and more on actual photography sites and it would be good to have more reason to come back more often. It is disturbing how some here seem allergic to actual photographs that are not of a test chart.
Totally agree with these comments.
I couldn't agree more. Here, here to women photographers!
This site is regrettably becoming deluged with infomercials, of which this certainly looks like one. Arhmatic's question is a good one, but I'd really rather do without Readers' Showcases entirely and stick to news.
Sheila Murphy's photos are OK, even more than OK for the minimalist ones. But there are so many OK photos in the air these days that a respite would be most welcome.
Not sure what leads you to believe that this feature is an 'infomercial'.
I count 8 reader photography features included in the last 200 articles on DPR. I can only assume that you are in an extreme minority of readers who believe that this 4% of content is somehow detrimental to the site.
Yes, I probably got carried away with a half-baked idea. Apologies.
DPReview, how do you decide which reader to showcase?
Are you taking submissions? I am sure many would be interested, if you give us an equal chance.
I think DPR is interested in the lowest common denominator (i.e., mass market) for 'Reader's Showcase'. I have seen little that involves a stimulating 'idea' and agree with others that the feature should be eliminated.
These are all great, but I particularly like the minimalistic ones such as 1, 8 and 11. I'd be delighted to had seen and captured these myself.
Without learning the context, the mood, the task at hand or the need to communicate, how can anyone pass an opinion about any art form?
Laconic composition and balance are that making these pictures interesting and extraordinary.
Laconic composition. I love that metaphor. Well said!
Honestly, I didn't find it that good at all. I think one might be jaded by the sheer amount of photography one sees on a daily basis.
I think you are correct in saying you are probably overwhelmed by the volume you see on a daily basis but her work is solid classical quality.
These days , children scorn anything lacking over the top processing or staging. The key here is she delivers solid work to paying clients as opposed to fashion wannabe's cluttering the web.
I didn't say "overwhelmed". I said "jaded". It is a completely different word. I still don't find her work that great.
Nice stuff, much better than the usual over Photo-Shopped fare DPR serves up! Of course these have also been PS'd, but only in the way of optimizing an already great shot, rather than taking a bleh photo and relying on PS to make something out of it. IMHO.
Really good work, the kind that makes me envious.
There was a post here on which I replied,but now it is gone!
Nice set. These photo's are nut just pretty, they are artful. They have a deeper layer.
Simple but interesting subjects, with tones and colours that juxtaposed well, I really like the composition and perspectives in Hearst Tower, New York City!
They are a great set of images, Bravo!
For my tastes these are by far the best of the recent reader showcases... Excellent work!
I admire he work and the ability she has to share her photographic career with her daughter.
The gear is real immaterial, she is a person with a great eye and brain.
Truly stellar photos. I wish the the gear section was left out. The gear doesn't matter. Most any DSLR could have taken these. As they say, it's what's behind the camera that counts and Sheila's got it!
Yeah unless they're highly technical photos, the gear info is unimportant. Like you said, her images are great, and it's more empowering to look at them and realize they could even have come out of cellphone. It's the eye that really matters.
Greats shots. I think images 1, 8 & 11 work really well as an edit and would love to see this theme developed.
These are very good. Intriguing property of #1 is that at first I thought the horizontal angle of dominant object, the shelter wall, was slightly off; but forgive me for suspecting such sloppiness... I was wrong.
Great collection, thank you for sharing!
Nice pictures. Her extensive kit it particularly impressive. I like Sony as well; many of my pictures are made with a Sony WX220.
Her diptychs are very strong.
" I've learned and noticed that when a photographer has an RX1, then she is beyond a level in her photography evolution."
Aren't we all beyond a level?
thanks for the kind comments! No, I don't use a pen tablet, strictly a mouse woman!
Thank you, Sh_la_m for your feedback. I'd be very much interested in how did you pick your gear? It is not really the usual maintream stuff. My daughter, a decent photographer, is an A7 user, too.
Miklos, regarding how I pick my gear - first I would say that I know many professional, commercial photographers who have a lot less gear than I do, and do beautiful work. I admit to being interested in new gear and definitely I am a good-glass junkie. Good lenses help me to spend less time post-processing, especially with landscapes. I started digital photography with my husband's old Minolta lenses and an A100 body. I wasn't sure digital was for me, so didn't want to make a big investment to begin with. I shot film primarily until 2010. The A7 series works for me for the kind of shooting I am doing most now, but I am more comfortable in a studio setting with a DSLR. My daughter has another handbag shoot coming up so will use the A99 and CZ 24-70 f2.8 lens, and my tripod! At the same time I will be traveling light on a non-photography focused vacation for a couple of weeks so will be taking only the RX1 and the RX100iii, and a tabletop tripod.


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Couple Names Baby 'Eclipse' in Honor of Historic Celestial Event
These new parents really got into the spirit of Monday's eclipse.
The parents of a baby born in Greenville, S.C. on Monday named their little bundle of joy Eclipse. Little Eclipse Alizabeth Eubanks entered the world at 8:04 a.m. and her folks just couldn't help giving her a moniker that paid homage to the solar event that captured America's attention.
"I kind of felt like it was meant to happen, to have her on this day," mother Freedom Eubanks said (of course, with a mother named Freedom, you can't be too shocked by the out-of-the-box name they selected).
Little Eclipse, who was set to be named Violet, wasn't due until September, but apparently not even she was going to be deprived of the opportunity to check out the eclipse. She was is one of 11 babies born Monday at the hospital, but, as of right now, no one else has decided on as unique a name.
The eclipse spurred many people to big moments. In addition to naming a baby Eclipse, several other people elected to get married, while at least one couple got engaged.
Source: Couple Names Baby 'Eclipse' in Honor of Historic Celestial Event
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Head of Mission details plans for EUAM presence in Kharkiv region
At an event in Kharkiv today, the Head of the European Union Advisory Mission (EUAM) Ukraine Kęstutis Lančinskas outlined the Mission's enhanced activities in the city and surrounding region. Activities to take place this summer include a major training programme in community policing as well as a project to boost capacity in criminal investigations. These will be coordinated by a team based in Kharkiv, led by experienced Dutch policeman Gerrit Jan van Gelder.
"The EU is committed to assisting Ukraine with its transition and the path chosen by its people towards adopting EU standards and best practices," said Mr Lančinskas. "Our role is to advise, train and equip our partners in Ukraine according to best European practices, and ultimately all change is led by them. It is therefore very encouraging that we have had a number of productive meetings with our partners in the Kharkiv region and I look forward to our increased cooperation."
Mr Lančinskas noted that the Mission has already been active in the Kharkiv region, delivering in recent months workshops on how to improve cooperation between criminal investigators in the police and prosecutors, international cooperation in police matters, investigation of money laundering and crisis communication. He underlined that the successful Sambir Project, carried out with the Lviv regional police in summer 2015, would be the basis for a 'model police station' planned for Nova Vodolaha. The Sambir Project managed through a mix of strategic advice, reallocation of resources, and training to bring down police response times to six minutes in urban areas and 22 minutes in rural areas. It is EUAM's ambition to achieve similar successes in the Kharkiv region.
EUAM's partners in the Kharkiv region were present in number, with speeches given by Igor Raynin, the Head of the Kharkiv State Regional Administration, Serhiy Chernov, the Head of the Kharkiv Regional Council, Igor Terehov, Deputy Mayor of Kharkiv, Gen. Maj. Anatoliy Dmytriev, Acting Head of National Police in the Kharkiv Region and Yuriy Danylchenko, Prosecutor of the Kharkiv Region. The event in Kharkiv followed a similar ceremony last Friday in Lviv, where EUAM also announced increased activities.
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Everything You Always Wanted To Know About Notts Writers (but were afraid to ask).
Readers & Writers
John Baird
Mon 27 Nov, 2017
Nottinghamshire, a county of writers and rebels: of voices lauded and lost. Exploring Nottinghamshire Writers by Rowena Edlin-White is the resource our county's literary heritage has long deserved.
Spanning eight centuries, covering varied and diverse works, this full-colour book reveals Nottinghamshire's most revered writers, past and present. From Walter Hilton - who wrote a book of spiritual instruction in the fourteenth century - to today's leading lights, Edlin-White covers the familiar and the forgotten in a book that has been seven years in the making.
Available from November 30th, and published by Nottingham based Five Leaves Publications, Exploring Nottinghamshire Writers is a well-researched work that pays homage to our fine literary landscape. There are 93 biographies of deceased writers who once lived in the county, each afforded a two-page spread enriched with a list of relevant locations, portraits and illustrations, alongside samples of their writing.
Edlin-White has travelled across the county exploring cemeteries, archives, bookshops and libraries for the purpose of research: an endeavour that has been a labour of love for the Nottingham born author. "The thrill of the chase does not diminish with the publication of this book," she said, adding, "I am aware that there are almost certainly more Nottinghamshire authors still waiting to be found – somewhere!"
"It's our contribution to the celebration of Nottingham's UNESCO City of Literature status, and we hope it will inspire the county's residents and visitors to search out and rediscover the rich literary heritage that has made Nottinghamshire the literary county it still is today." Ross Bradshaw, Five Leaves Publishing.
Many of the less familiar writers were bestsellers in their day and demand further reading. Exploring Nottinghamshire Writers provides a wonderful introduction to these new 'old' writers, such as 'Mollie' Morris of whom Edlin-White tells me: "A particular author whom I would love to see reprinted and enjoyed is Katharine 'Mollie' Morris (1910-1999). She lived at Little Dower House, Bleasby and published five inter-connected novels between 1933 and 1958: New Harrowing, The Vixon's Cub, Country Dance, The House by the Water and The Long Meadow. All are inspired by Bleasy and the other small farming villages alongside the Trent, which so far as I know makes her books, for their time, unique. She was also a poet and artist. Katharine Morris is buried in the churchyard at Bleasby."
Around thirty living writers are also featured in the 320-page book, including reflections from many of our finest contemporary scribes explaining the influence Nottinghamshire has had on them and their writing.
Ross Bradshaw, publisher at Five Leaves, said: "It's our contribution to the celebration of Nottingham's UNESCO City of Literature status, and we hope it will inspire the county's residents and visitors to search out and rediscover the rich literary heritage that has made Nottinghamshire the literary county it still is today."
Edlin-White hopes that readers will use the book as a guide, dipping into it and making their own notes as new discoveries are made and old paths retrodden. Exploring Nottinghamshire Writers also includes six essays covering topics such as Graham Greene's time in Nottingham, the visits of Charles Dickens, the Sherwood Forest group of writers and the history of our libraries.
Rowena Edlin-White
Rowena Edlin-White, who lives in Carlton, is an author, researcher, performer, speaker, editor and small publisher in several genres. She will be reading from her book and speaking about it at Five Leaves Bookshop on Sunday 10 December at 5pm.
At the book's launch will be a short speech from Sandeep Mahal, Director of Nottingham UNESCO City of Literature, who has said: "I was fascinated to discover the many voices that, throughout history, have been silenced or undervalued. This directory puts them under the spotlight they have always deserved and takes you on a journey through a county brought alive in and by its writers; a quality and diversity that represent perfectly the vitality of Nottingham literature."
It's time to discover the writers that have made Nottingham a UNESCO City of Literature.
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events:any = [];

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Note: Members ratified an agreement in May 2018. Find the summary of improvements in that new contract here.
This notice should be posted on your Union bulletin board as well. The notice also contains the meeting location for your store. So, please check your Bulletin Board notice for full details and attend only one meeting. You can also view the schedule below.
February 22 and 28, 2018.
Your current Metro agreement expired November 18, 2017. Your agreement remains in force while negotiations are ongoing.
The agreement covers about 6,500 workers at 54 stores across Ontario. At this time, your Committee is working to secure more meeting dates with the employer, and will reach out to the Ministry of Labour for the assistance of a Conciliation Officer. A Conciliation Officer assists the parties in addressing issues that have not been resolved during regular negotiations.
Remember: During bargaining, solidarity is especially important. Your Negotiating Committee members cannot share details about bargaining with you at this time. Your committee members need your support and it helps to have the encouragement of co-workers. Being positive towards your committee can go a long way in boosting morale.
Staff Local 175: Union Rep Tim Kelly, Region 4 Director Chris Fuller, Executive Assistant to the President Sylvia Groom, and Local 175 President Shawn Haggerty.
Please continue to check your Union bulletin board regularly for any updates to these meetings.


In this article, we describe and illustrate an analytical perspective in which educational policies are viewed as designs for supporting learning. This learning design perspective is useful when designing policies, when adapting policies to particular school and district settings during implementation, and when revising policies after implementation to make them more effective. Analyzed from this perspective, a policy comprises the goals for the learning of members of the target group, the supports for their learning, and an often implicit rationale for why these supports might be effective. We clarify that this perspective on policies has broad generality. In addition, we illustrate that personnel at all levels of the US education system both formulate policies designed to influence others' practices, and are practitioners targeted by others' policies. Policy implementation is viewed from the learning design perspective as a process in which people at multiple levels of a system reorganize their practices in settings shaped by others' policymaking efforts.


Dr. Maria Ilcheva presented The Status of Women in Miami-Dade County report to Florida International University's Tuesday Times Roundtable event. The presentation can be viewed here.
Rainy Day Funds and Revenue Volatility * Dr. Hai "David" Guo and Daniel Castro investigated "rainy day" funds for all 50 states. Rainy day funds serve as savings in the event of a fiscal emergency. However, relative volatility, the variation in collected revenues, can vary from year-to-year and state-by-state.
Because it is difficult to forecast how much revenue a state will have on a given year, rainy day funds are able to cover lower than expected revenue collections. In Florida, about 1 billion dollars were used following The Great Recession. Since then, data collected shows that rainy day funds have been climbing along with a decrease in relative volatility of revenues.
On average, state governments seem to tie rainy day fund balance to revenue volatility. However, this link does not seem to exist prior to fiscal year 2000. Their presentation for the 2018 Association for Budgeting and Financial Management Conference can be viewed here.
Dr. Maria Ilcheva presented at a recent event in FIU in DC titled "Beyond Startups: How do we Nurture and Scale-Up Small Local Businesses."
For communities seeking jobs and economic prosperity, launching new businesses isn't enough. Good jobs and wages come from growing a business, not simply starting one. However, policies that promote business growth are very different from those that promote business starts. Few cities know this better than Greater Miami, which has led the nation in business creation.
Dr. Maria Ilcheva's report discusses sectors, wages, and the future of small businesses in Miami-Dade County.
The presentation Small Business. Big Impact. Report on Small Businesses in Miami-Dade County 2018 can be viewed here.
Dr. Ned Murray, Associate Director of the Metropolitan Center and Dr. Maria Ilcheva, Senior Researcher, delivered presentations at the World Planning Schools Congress 2016 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Dr. Murray discussed how community development interventions can gain better outcomes for affected disadvantaged communities by more effectively planning and managing program service delivery through the use of performance-based data. Dr. Ilcheva presented research on the importance of transportation for quality of life and South Florida transportation solutions.
Dr. Ned Murray's presentation "The Application of Performance-based Indicators to Inform an Integrated Approach to Program and Service Delivery in Concentrated Poverty Neighborhoods" can be viewed here.
Dr. Maria Ilcheva's presentation "Mobility and Access: The Importance of an Integrated Transportation Network for Economic Sustainability and Quality of Life" can be viewed here.
On September 6th, 2016 The Met Center's Associate Director, Edward "Ned" Murray, presented to the City Commission proposed strategies to create "a liveable and connected downtown".
See the highlights of the presentation here.
FIU Metropolitan Center presents new Community Development Solutions Program and Enhanced Community Development Model to South Florida CRA Lenders Forum.
On April 19, 2017, Dr. Howard Frank, Director of The FIU Metropolitan Center, presented at the annual Consortium of University Public Service Organizations's (CUPSO) conference in Athens, OH. You can view his powerpoint presentation here.


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The Affton School District will be accepting sealed bids for a New Roof Over Band & Orchestra areas at Affton Senior High School.
Plans and specifications can be picked up at Affton Administration Building; 8701 Mackenzie Rd. St. Louis, Mo. 63123.
Bids will be publicly opened May 3,2019, 2:00 p.m.
Please call Jeff Rooks at 314-633-5925 with any questions.


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Q: Is express Body parser Asynchronous? I am creating RESTful API for my application, and I am using Bodyparser for parsing the JSON  data sent to my API endpoint.
app.get('/api/endpoint', function(req,res) {
   console.log(req.body);
   console.log(req.body.path.split('/'));
   res.status(200).end();
});

I had configured the bodyparser in below way,
app.use(bodyParser.urlencoded({ extended: true }));
app.use(bodyParser.json());

The problem is when I send this,
var params = {
            path: '/dir1/dir2/dir3/pptdir'
        };

It throws an error,
TypeError: Cannot call method 'split' of undefined
After this error both the console.log statements work fine and prints the below output.
{
  path: '/dir1/dir2/dir3/pptdir'
}

[ '', 'dir1', 'dir2', 'dir3', 'pptdir' ]


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Fire breaks out at camp of the homeless in Brantford
Just as Brantford police officers arrived to execute a trespassing order on private property near Shallow Creek Park Wednesday morning, a fire flared up.
City officials said in a statement the fire was "willfully set … allegedly by one of the occupants" of the camp, who had been given "ample warning" the trespassing order would be executed on Wednesday. People have been living on the site for several months.
Firefighters responded immediately and quickly contained the blaze. The city confirmed there were 12 individuals occupying the site at the time of the fire. There have been no reports of any related injuries. An investigation into the cause of the fire is underway by Branford Fire Department officials.
"The City of Brantford recognizes that homelessness is a complicated issue that demands a community response and, to that end, will diligently continue to work with community agencies, non-profit groups and our network of emergency shelter facilities to provide outreach services to those in need of support services and emergency shelter," reads the city's statement.
To ensure emergency shelter is available to those in need throughout the winter months, on Monday, Dec. 2, the city opened a temporary winter emergency shelter at 180 Greenwich St. that will be operational from 8 p.m. until 8 a.m. each evening until April 30, 2020.
The temporary winter emergency shelter at 180 Greenwich St. will accept individuals who come directly to the shelter during operating hours, however, the City's Social Services Support Centre and the Salvation Army are the preferred points of entry to emergency shelter support services and will have the most current and accurate information on bed availability.
If possible, people seeking emergency shelter are asked to contact the Social Services Support Centre directly at 519-756-7009 or visit 220 Colborne St., Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. or call the Salvation Army at 519-753-4193 after hours.
To learn more about emergency shelter services, please visit the City's website at brantford.ca/EmergencyShelters.
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"Our evidence suggests that exposure to cannabinoids during adolescence alters brain maturation in the prefrontal cortex," said Eliza Jacobs-Brichford, study lead author and UIC Ph.D. candidate in psychology. "These results may offer a mechanistic explanation for functional and behavioral changes caused by adolescent cannabinoid exposure."
"Adolescence is a crucial time for fine-tuning the balance of excitatory and inhibitory neurons in the brain, which combine to control precise patterns of brain activity," said Jamie Roitman, UIC associate professor of psychology and study co-author. "Substance use as a teenager thus has the potential to disrupt the normal developmental trajectory of the PFC, with potentially long-term consequences for decision-making."


Saeed graduated from the University of Birmingham in 2015 with a first class MSci honours degree in Physics and Nanotechnology. He then continued his studies as a doctoral researcher in nanoscience. He joined HGF in September 2018.
Saeed's undergraduate degree provided him with a broad understanding of physics including electronics and nanotechnology.
His PhD was part of the European Innanopart project, which aimed to develop standardised techniques for nanoparticle characterisation. During the project, he investigated morphological post processing of bimetallic nanoparticles as standardised samples using electron microscopy and X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy at the National Physical Laboratory and the University of Birmingham. This work resulted in two publications and was presented at three international conferences.


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/* ----------------------------------------------------------------------
 * Project:      CMSIS DSP Library
 * Title:        arm_offset_q7.c
 * Description:  Q7 vector offset
 *
 * $Date:        18. March 2019
 * $Revision:    V1.6.0
 *
 * Target Processor: Cortex-M cores
 * -------------------------------------------------------------------- */
/*
 * Copyright (C) 2010-2019 ARM Limited or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
 *
 * SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0
 *
 * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the License); you may
 * not use this file except in compliance with the License.
 * You may obtain a copy of the License at
 *
 * www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
 *
 * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
 * distributed under the License is distributed on an AS IS BASIS, WITHOUT
 * WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
 * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
 * limitations under the License.
 */

#include "arm_math.h"

/**
  @ingroup groupMath
 */

/**
  @addtogroup BasicOffset
  @{
 */

/**
  @brief         Adds a constant offset to a Q7 vector.
  @param[in]     pSrc       points to the input vector
  @param[in]     offset     is the offset to be added
  @param[out]    pDst       points to the output vector
  @param[in]     blockSize  number of samples in each vector
  @return        none

  @par           Scaling and Overflow Behavior
                   The function uses saturating arithmetic.
                   Results outside of the allowable Q7 range [0x80 0x7F] are saturated.
 */
#if defined(ARM_MATH_MVEI)

#include "arm_helium_utils.h"

void arm_offset_q7(
	const q7_t *pSrc,
	q7_t   offset,
	q7_t *pDst,
	uint32_t blockSize)
{
	uint32_t  blkCnt;           /* loop counters */
	q7x16_t vecSrc;

	/* Compute 16 outputs at a time */
	blkCnt = blockSize >> 4;
	while (blkCnt > 0U) {
		/*
		 * C = A + offset
		 * Add offset and then store the result in the destination buffer.
		 */
		vecSrc = vld1q(pSrc);
		vst1q(pDst, vqaddq(vecSrc, offset));
		/*
		 * Decrement the blockSize loop counter
		 */
		blkCnt--;
		/*
		 * advance vector source and destination pointers
		 */
		pSrc += 16;
		pDst += 16;
	}
	/*
	 * tail
	 */
	blkCnt = blockSize & 0xF;
	if (blkCnt > 0U) {
		mve_pred16_t p0 = vctp8q(blkCnt);
		vecSrc = vld1q(pSrc);
		vstrbq_p(pDst, vqaddq(vecSrc, offset), p0);
	}
}

#else
void arm_offset_q7(
	const q7_t *pSrc,
	q7_t offset,
	q7_t *pDst,
	uint32_t blockSize)
{
	uint32_t blkCnt;                               /* Loop counter */

#if defined (ARM_MATH_LOOPUNROLL)

#if defined (ARM_MATH_DSP)
	q31_t offset_packed;                           /* Offset packed to 32 bit */

	/* Offset is packed to 32 bit in order to use SIMD32 for addition */
	offset_packed = __PACKq7(offset, offset, offset, offset);
#endif

	/* Loop unrolling: Compute 4 outputs at a time */
	blkCnt = blockSize >> 2U;

	while (blkCnt > 0U) {
		/* C = A + offset */

#if defined (ARM_MATH_DSP)
		/* Add offset and store result in destination buffer (4 samples at a time). */
		write_q7x4_ia(&pDst, __QADD8(read_q7x4_ia((q7_t **) &pSrc), offset_packed));
#else
		*pDst++ = (q7_t) __SSAT(*pSrc++ + offset, 8);
		*pDst++ = (q7_t) __SSAT(*pSrc++ + offset, 8);
		*pDst++ = (q7_t) __SSAT(*pSrc++ + offset, 8);
		*pDst++ = (q7_t) __SSAT(*pSrc++ + offset, 8);
#endif

		/* Decrement loop counter */
		blkCnt--;
	}

	/* Loop unrolling: Compute remaining outputs */
	blkCnt = blockSize % 0x4U;

#else

	/* Initialize blkCnt with number of samples */
	blkCnt = blockSize;

#endif /* #if defined (ARM_MATH_LOOPUNROLL) */

	while (blkCnt > 0U) {
		/* C = A + offset */

		/* Add offset and store result in destination buffer. */
		*pDst++ = (q7_t) __SSAT((q15_t) * pSrc++ + offset, 8);

		/* Decrement loop counter */
		blkCnt--;
	}

}
#endif /* defined(ARM_MATH_MVEI) */

/**
  @} end of BasicOffset group
 */


The love of adoption is widespread. So widespread, in fact, that in November we celebrate both National Adoption Month and National Adoption Awareness Month.
National Adoption Month is an initiative funded by the United States Government's Department of Human Resources Children's Bureau. It was in 1995 that President Bill Clinton expanded National Adoption Week to cover the entire month of November. Eleven years previously (1984) President Ronald Reagan nationalized what Massachusetts' Governor Michael Dukakis began in 1976 as a week of adoption celebration and awareness. It started with Governor Dukakis recognizing the need for his state's foster children to be given forever families.
So, welcome November! And let's all celebrate adoption together as we individually do our part!


Once again, Iridium is demonstrating continued innovation in the satellite M2M market as part of its Iridium ForceSM strategy. As many of our readers know, this strategy works to facilitate personal portable communications through innovative approaches that reduce the size of our data and voice/data modules.
We recently exhibited at International CTIA Wireless 2012 where we unveiled the Iridium® 9603, the world's smallest two-way satellite data transceiver that is smaller than a matchbook.


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The North Allegheny Boys Volleyball Team has captured a state championship with a 3-1 victory over Pennsbury Saturday afternoon at Penn State University. North Allegheny reached the PIAA Championship two years ago and fell narrowly shy to Central York, but the Tigers were not to be denied this time around with set scores of 25-18, 25-23, 23-25 and 25-18. The state championship for the Boys Volleyball Team gives the North Allegheny Athletics program its fourth state crown in the 2012-13 sports season.
WPIAL Most Valuable Player Tommy Keisling hammered Pennsbury with a team-high 21 kills, adding 10 digs and four blocks. Senior Alex Glisan and junior Brendan Brown stuffed the middle of the net with a combined 19.5 blocks. Senior libero Suyash Fulay covered every inch of the PSU gymnasium with 20 digs, helped by Joe Murphy who posted 13 digs. Murphy also set up the Tigers big swings with an outstanding 48 assists.
North Allegheny finishes the season with a perfect 21-0 record. Congratulations to the Tigers players and coaches on a terrific season and state championship.


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(2018-05-30) Raya Contact Center declares cash dividends of LE0.620/ share
Raya Contact Center (RACC) announced in a statement sent to EGX, it declared a cash dividend of LE0.620 per share payable on June 13, 2018. It is noteworthy that the Shareholders of record as of June...
(2018-05-30) Today: Orascom Development Egypt last cash dividends date
Orascom Development Egypt (ODE) (ORHD) announced in a statement sent to EGX, it declared a cash dividend of LE0.20 per share payable on June 4, 2018. It is noteworthy that the Shareholders of record ...
(2018-05-22) Orascom Construction reports 13.9% increase in net income during 1Q2018
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namespace plaidml::edsl {

// quantize_float32_int8_start
Tensor QuantizeFloat32ToInt8(const Tensor& A, float scale, int8_t zeropoint) {
  Tensor O = A * scale;
  Tensor O_int = edsl::cast(O, DType::INT8);
  return O_int + zeropoint;
}
// quantize_float32_int8_end

class ExampleCppEdsl : public TestFixture {};

TEST_F(ExampleCppEdsl, Quantize) {
  auto A = Placeholder(DType::FLOAT32, {3});
  auto program = makeProgram("quantize", {A}, {QuantizeFloat32ToInt8(A, 256, 0)});

  std::vector<float> data_A{0.1, 0.4, 0.3};
  std::vector<int8_t> data_O{25, 102, 76};
  checkExact(program, {data_A}, {data_O});
}

}  // namespace plaidml::edsl


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Q: Lookup and Reference Other Row Contents Basically what I'm trying to do is merge data from one Excel document to another. While the names (students) have roughly the same cell data for the name, the order is a little off on one as it uses middle names occasionally.
What I need to do is have one document lookup the students name in another, then look over the row with the student name to a specified column data to bring into the main excel sheet.


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