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Catholic United Financial, formally Catholic Aid, has been one of the oldest and largest Catholic fraternal life insurance and benefit societies in the Upper Midwest. Since 1991, our Church has been affiliated with Catholic United. In May of 1994, several St. Michael Parish and School families chartered their own Council to plan programs and carry on the work for the good of the Parish community.
Some of the events that this Council is involved in include matching grant fish fries, in which the Council prepares and serves three Fish Fries during the Lenten season. Catholic United Financial provides matching grants based on how much money is raised during the Fish Fries. From the funds raised from the Fish Fries, the Parish has received the following: Donated materials for the tabernacle located in the front of the church, bussing carts and high chairs for the Archangels Hall, vacuum cleaners, and new vestments. The council has also donated funds and service to help Catholic Heart Mission Camp, Faith Formation, Loaves and Fishes, Holy Grounds Coffee House, and the Hat & Mitten Drive.
Giving back to St. Michael School has also been important to the Council, which include: crucifixes, a beautiful round Corpus in the front of the school , furniture for classrooms, remodeling the teachers' lounge, funds for new instruments and band shirts, the purchase of SMART Boards for classrooms, purchasing a new sound system for the music department, renovating two classrooms to house Little Angels Preschool, building new bookshelves for the media center, funds to help the robotics team launch their new program and create their first robot, plus help update the landscaping and school playground area.
Turkey Bingo is another event that the council sponsors annually in November. Turkeys are given to BINGO winners. One hundred percent of the proceeds is given to the Parish community to be distributed to those in need during the holiday season. We are always looking for new members!
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WASHINGTON, DC — In mid-September, President Bush approved and sent the 2005 Base Realignment and Closure Commission's (BRAC) report to Congress for review. The plan calls for closing 22 major military bases and reconfiguring 33 others, which would affect military fitness facilities at those bases.
Congress has 45 legislative days to accept or reject the report in its entirety and cannot make changes to the final report. The report lists the recommendations for revamping the U.S. military's infrastructure and force structure.
The Department of Defense (DoD) took two-and-a-half years to study and compile its recommendations for the 2005 BRAC. The BRAC commission approved 86 percent of DoD's original recommendations, which would reduce excess military infrastructure between 5 percent and 11 percent and save $48.8 billion over 20 years, said Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld.


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Please, Mister Postman is the second volume of memoirs by Alan Johnson, first published in 2014. The title is a reference to the Beatles' cover of the song of the same name, and to Johnson's past as a postman.

Johnson begins the book at Christmas 1967 when, as a 17-year-old he was an aspiring rock musician, working as a shelf stacker and living in lodgings in Hammersmith. Within the next year he had married, become a father and step-father and started a career at the Post Office.

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USPTO: No Change to Software Patentability Evaluation
Gene Quinn
In a one-page memorandum to the Patent Examining Corps dated May 13, 2013, Deputy Commissioner for Patent Examination Policy Drew Hirshfeld had a simple message to respond to the Federal Circuit's en banc non-decision in CLS Bank v. Alice Corp. The message was this: "there is no change in examination procedure for evaluating subject matter eligibility." (emphasis in the original)
This is hardly a surprise given that there were 7 different opinions with only one opinion garnering more than 5 out of 10 Judges. The sole opinion that achieved a majority was a mere 58 words in length and did nothing more than explain that given the fracture of the Court all that could reasonably be said was that the decision of the district court had been affirmed by an equally divided Court, which unfortunately rendered the claims all patent ineligible.
In his opinion Chief Judge Rader explained in footnote 1: "though much is published today discussing the proper approach to the patent eligibility inquiry, nothing said today beyond our judgment has the weight of precedent."
Indeed, the Federal Circuit has made a mess out of software. The only hope is that the Supreme Court will step in and clear things up, which I full well understand is a scary thought.
In any event, here is what the USPTO memo to Patent Examiners had to say about the Court's decision:
CLS Bank Decision
The patents in suit relate to a computerized trading platform used for conducting financial transactions in which a third party settles obligations between a first and a second party so as to eliminate "counterparty" or "settlement" risk. The district court found all of the claims invalid because they were directed to an ineligible abstract idea under 35 U.S.C. § 101. The Federal Circuit heard the case en banc and affirmed the district court in a divided decision.
Along with the decision, the Federal Circuit also issued six separate opinions by various members of the court concurring, dissenting, and offering reflections on the decision. Despite the Court's sharp divide voiced in the six separate opinions, several important themes emerged, such as:
There was agreement that the test for eligibility is not a rigid, bright line test and must be made by evaluating a claim as a whole, on a case-by-case basis, using a flexible approach.
Many of the judges explicitly noted that the test for eligibility is a separate and distinct inquiry from other patentability concerns, particularly novelty and obviousness.
It was generally agreed that when evaluating the claims as a whole the claim must be analyzed to determine whether the additional limitations add significantly more, or in other words add meaningful limits, to the abstract idea or law of nature.
Given the multiple divergent opinions, the USPTO is continuing to study the decision in CLS Bank and will consider whether further detailed guidance is needed on patent subject matter eligibility under 35 U.S.C. § 101.
As I sat reading this at first I thought it was very reasonable, and it is about as clear a summary of this mess as possible I suppose. What is sad, however, is that "[m]any of the judges explicitly noted that the test for eligibility is a separate and distinct inquiry from other patentability concerns…" There should be complete unanimity of agreement across the entire industry that patent eligibility is a separate inquiry. That the simplicity of the Patent Act is now being ignored by some is thanks to the Supreme Court's decision in Mayo v. Prometheus.
So as we hope for the Supreme Court to step in let's not kid ourselves. Of late the Supreme Court has gotten a number of easy cases correct — Microsoft v. i4i, Hyatt v. Dudas and Monsanto v. Bowman. But when it comes to patent eligibility this particular Supreme Court has a mixed record at best. If they get Myriad right there may be cautious optimism.
Gene Quinn is a patent attorney and a leading commentator on patent law and innovation policy. Mr. Quinn has twice been named one of the top 50 most influential people in IP by Managing IP Magazine, in both 2014 and 2019. From 2017-2020, Mr. Quinn has also been recognized by IAM Magazine as one of the top 300 IP strategists in the world, and in 2021 he was recognized by IAM in their inaugural Strategy 300 Global Leaders list.
Mr. Quinn founded IPWatchdog.com in 1999, and he is currently President & CEO of IPWatchdog, Inc. According to IAM Magazine, Mr. Quinn "has reshaped the IP debate in the United States in a way that has forced policy makers to carefully consider the macroeconomic effects of IP law and its potential to drive innovation and economic activity."
Regarded as an expert on software patentability and U.S. patent procedure, Mr. Quinn has advised inventors, entrepreneurs and start-up businesses throughout the U.S. and around the world. He consults with attorneys facing peculiar procedural issues at the Patent Office, advises investors and executives on patent law changes and pending litigation matters, and has represented patent practitioners before the Office of Enrollment & Discipline.
Mr. Quinn began his career as a litigator handling a variety of civil litigation matters, and he has been a patent attorney for nearly two decades. He has previously taught a variety of intellectual property courses at the law school level, teaching courses such as patent law, patent claim drafting, patent prosecution, copyright law, trademark law and introduction to intellectual property at Syracuse University College of Law, Temple University School of Law, The University of Toledo College of Law, the University of New Hampshire School of Law, the John Marshall Law School (Chicago) and Whittier Law School. Since 2000 Mr. Quinn has also taught the leading patent bar review course in the nation.
Mr. Quinn is admitted to practice law in New Hampshire, is a Registered Patent Attorney licensed to practice before the United States Patent Office and is also admitted to practice before the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit.
Hey Gene,
I too am not surprised by this USPTO memorandum on the en banc decision in CLS Bank International. I'm still parsing through this 135 page mess. All I can say is that I'm flabbergasted by Judge Lourie's concurring opinion which is essentially convoluted drivel. Lourie's opinion in Mayo that was overturned by SCOTUS was pretty the same convoluted drivel.
What do you think would be the 'right' answer in the Myriad case, and why?
Anon-
I think isolated DNA has to be patent eligible. If that is not the case then SCOTUS will have to effectively overrule Chakrabarty, although they will claim it is still good law even if they gut it.
I also think that if the Court actually concerns themselves with claims (unlike what the CAFC now apparently does… ignoring claims and trying to get a feel for what the invention is… a la CLS Bank) then the outcome has to be that the claims are patent eligible. cDNA has to be patent eligible and the claims seem to incorporate a composite cDNA made up of hundreds of patients, which is obviously unique and obviously patent eligible.
Of course, SCOTUS will be vilified if they do the right thing. 60 minutes will pretend that humans are patent eligible despite the express prohibition in the statute and the fact that what Myriad patented does not occur naturally.
-Gene
This is a little outside my usual zone of comfort, but in general, I do not think mere isolation is enough to impart patent eligibility.
As to general precedent, sure, there is Chakrabarty, but there is also Funk Brothers. I think that the Court (like it or not) has reverted to some sort of "gist of the invention." and like Prometheus will demand "something more."
I think that just being unique does not satisfy 101 (that is more of a 102 question). You not only need to satisfy the sense of being unique, but you must also satisfy the sense that you are not effectively what is already there. In this sense, the plasmids of Chakrabarty were not effectively already there inside the modifed item, while the groups of microbes of Funk might be said to have been there.
However, both of those cases touch on additions – and not subtractions. When looking at subtractions, I have to think the Court will focus on the Prometheun question of "Have you done enough?" And this is where my techinical understanding is too limited.
If I were to venture a guess, I would say that the Court will not allow this patent and will reason that "not enough" was done. After all, the 'gist' of the patent is not the abbreviated form itself, but rather the alignment with the item in the human body. Without this alignment, the invention would not be useful and would not have been bothered to have been taken to court at all.
Gene — seems most folks believe this will go to the Supreme Ct.
But what if Alice elects to not appeal to them? What happens then? Does the CAFC "no decision" become . . . new case law?
There is nothing there to become new case law. That is the meaning of the footnote one explaining what is precedential about the one page and what is not about the remaining 134 pages.
Steve-
There won't be any case law on this really. District courts will likely view this non-decision as killing method claims and computer readable medium claims, but it says nothing about system claims other than there is an even split.
If Alice doesn't appeal and/or the Supreme Court doesn't take the case the mess gets even bigger!
"If I were to venture a guess, I would say that the Court will not allow this patent and will reason that "not enough" was done."
My guess is that the cDNA claims will pass muster under 35 USC 101. Even ACLU's counsel essentially admitted that in oral argument. The "isolated" DNA claims are much more problematic in passing muster under 35 USC 101 as not being a difference in "kind" versus "degree."
Even if Myriad's "isolated" DNA claims don't pass muster, "one dimensional" DNA sequences of this type represent only ~2% of the human genome. In view of the more recent ENCODE theory on how the human genome is constructed, the other 98% of that DNA is very different in being essentially "three dimensional" (think of a mass of tangled and constantly in motion spaghetti). So whatever decision SCOTUS comes to on Myriad's isolated BRCA DNA sequences passing/not passing muster under 35 USC 101 will only apply to the "tip" of the human genome "iceberg."
But the Myriad case is not mere isolation. If the DNA were merely "isolated" we would be talking about an entire chromosome being "isolated."
When you break one or two covalent bonds to extract a DNA sequence from a chromosome, you have created a new compound that does not exist in nature; the sequence is a different compound than the compound, the entire DNA strand of the chromosome, from which the sequence is separated.
To understand how important breaking a covalent bond in a chemical compound can be, if you break one of the covalent bonds between one of the OH groups and the sulfur in sulfuric acid in the presence of sulfur, you can form water and sulfur dioxide from sulfuric acid. No chemist would consider water or sulfur dioxide the same compound as sulfuric acid. Anyone who has every seen what concentrated sulfuric acid can do would also not confuse sulfuric acid with water.
The Supreme Court may rules that the Myriad claims are not patentable subject matter, but if the Supreme Court does so, they effectively has created a new judicial exception to the statute that either certain types of new compounds really are not new compounds and/or that the source material for making a new compound matters, i.e., a new compound created from material in a rock, dirt, a plant, etc. is a new composition, but a new compound created from material from a human may not be a new composition.
NWPA
If had to bet, I'd say they are going to hold it ineligible. I think that anon's analysis is basically right. They have gone into a something more mode and discount information such as in Funk brothers. They want something from the iron age–not the information age as counting as new.
So, they are going to say that what is isolated is just what is already there in the DNA and all the techniques to isolate it are old. The sequences are there in DNA. So, what have you got in iron age thinking? Nothing. You have something outside of the DNA that looks just like the DNA in its important parts and the parts that don't are old. Ineligible. All the predictive power won't count–information age. All the finding the sequence in the DNA won't count–information.
Going to be ugly. That's my predication. 6-3 decision.


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CFA UK is pleased to welcome the appointment of three new members to its Board following the Society's AGM on 27 November 2018. The new members joining the board are Hilary Eastman, CFA, Gillian Elcock and Stephen Wackerle, CFA, FCA. At the meeting Daniel Murray, CFA was elected as new chair and Graham Cook, CFA as vice-chair.
Nominees for consideration by CFA UK's members at the society's AGM are selected by the society's Nominating Committee. The committee considers the diversity of skills and experience that the Board requires and seeks to represent the diversity of the society's membership.
Hilary Eastman, CFA is PwC's head of global investor engagement, managing the firm's relationships with the investment community. In this role she seeks to understand their views on corporate reporting, regulation and governance to help companies improve their reporting to the capital markets. She also seeks their views on matters affecting the accounting profession. Hilary has volunteered with CFA UK since 2011, having served on the financial reporting and analysis committee and volunteering committee. she has also been involved in the value of the investment profession work, focusing on capital allocation. Hilary previously worked at the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB), where she led their investor engagement programme and the fair value measurement project. She has a background in business and asset valuation.
Gillian Elcock is the Founder and Managing Director of Denny Ellison, an independent research and analyst training company. Prior to this, she worked as an equity research analyst for several years at Putnam Investments and Insight Investment. She started her career as a management consultant at The Boston Consulting Group. Gillian is currently vice chair of the CFA UK's content and networks steering committee and has extensive volunteering experience with the society. Current and previous roles include chair of the SIG council, co-chair of the research analysts special interest group, member of the careers committee and member of the membership committee. She was awarded the CFA UK Volunteer of the Year Award in 2017. Gillian holds an MBA from the Harvard Business School and MEng and BSc degrees from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. She is also an award-winning author.
Stephen Wackerle, CFA, FCA is Vice President, Group Risk at BP p.l.c. where he leads the analysis of the group's risk profile and maintains the framework for managing and reporting risks globally from the group's operations to the board. Stephen began his career in Moores Rowland (now Mazars) in external audit in South Africa and joined BP in 2001 after qualifying as a Chartered Accountant. He has held a variety of roles in regional and global risk, audit and assurance in South Africa, Germany and the UK. Stephen has also served in project roles associated with business integration and process improvement. Steve graduated from the University of Cape Town with a postgraduate diploma in accounting and was awarded his CFA Charter in 2006.


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Window World Celebrates Fifth Annual 'Window World Day' With Patients of St. Jude Children's Research Hospital
Window World Chairman and CEO Tammy Whitworth, with members of the Window World Family, present St. Jude with a check for $4.7 million, in honor of the company's total fundraising for the hospital to date.
MEMPHIS, Tenn., Dec. 10th, 2014 — Window World®, America's largest replacement window and exterior remodeling company, celebrated the fifth annual "Window World Day" Thursday, Dec. 4, along with patients of St. Jude Children's Research Hospital®.
The "Jingle Bell Jamboree" themed party was a celebration to honor the patients of St. Jude and their families. The Window World team, comprised of representatives from locations nationwide, hosted various activities, including arts and crafts, a toy giveaway, lunch, a photo booth and live country music.
Window World's philanthropic efforts are spearheaded by its charitable foundation, Window World Cares®, which provides year-round support for St. Jude. During Window World Day, Chairman and CEO Tammy Whitworth presented the hospital with a check for $4.7 million, in honor of the company's total fundraising for the hospital to date. This amount does not include the $106,000 raised for the recent St. Jude Give thanks. Walk.™ in late November.
"St. Jude is a place of miracles. We are constantly amazed by the stories of hope and are so grateful to be a part of it," said Whitworth. "It's inspiring to see our families, the patients' and Window World's, coming together at this event."
Also on display at St. Jude was The Window World Stinger, a centennial tribute to the first winning Indianapolis 500 car, the 1911 Marmon Wasp. Currently finishing its nationwide tour to obtain signatures from every living Indy 500 driver, the car is slated for auction in 2015, with 100 percent of the purchase price to benefit St. Jude. At this time, The Stinger features 245 of the possible 270 starter signatures.
For more information on The Stinger, visit https://www.WindowWorld.com/the-stinger/. For additional information on Window World Cares and its relationship with St. Jude, please visit http://WindowWorldCares.com/.
Window World of The Space Coast is locally owned and operated in Rockledge, FL. Window World is an ENERGY STAR® partner and its window products have earned the Good Housekeeping Seal for ten consecutive years. The store, located at 2298 Rockledge Blvd in Rockledge, FL, serves homeowners in the counties of Brevard, Indian River, Flagler, (parts of) Lake, Orange, Osceola, Seminole, Volusia. For more information about Window World of The Space Coast, visit or call (321) 637-1533.
About Window World Cares®
Window World Cares was founded in 2008 by Tammy Whitworth and her late husband, Todd. The foundation provides funding for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital®, where it was named New Corporate Partner of the Year in 2010. Since its inception in 2008, the foundation has raised over $5 million for St. Jude. To learn more about Window World Cares or to donate, visit www.WindowWorldCares.com.
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St. Jude Children's Research Hospital is leading the way the world understands, treats and defeats childhood cancer and other deadly diseases. St. Jude has the world's best survival rates for the most aggressive childhood cancers, and treatments invented at St. Jude have helped push the overall childhood cancer survival rate from 20 percent to 80 percent since we opened more than 50 years ago. St. Jude is working to drive the overall survival rate for childhood cancer to 90 percent in the next decade. St. Jude freely shares the breakthroughs we make, and every child saved at St. Jude means doctors and scientists worldwide can use that knowledge to save thousands more children. Families never receive a bill from St. Jude for treatment, travel, housing or food – because all a family should worry about is helping their child live. Join the St. Jude mission by visiting stjude.org or following St. Jude on facebook.com/stjude and twitter.com/stjude.
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GUCCI LAUNCHES 'OFF THE GRID'
Gucci is continuing to do good with the launch of 'Gucci Off The Grid', the first collection from 'Gucci Circular Lines' created by Alessandro Michele as an initiative to support the House's efforts for circular production. Continuing to better their (and our) environmental footprint, the line is designed for people who are mindful of their environmental impact, with the collection using recycled, organic, bio-based and sustainably sourced materials, including Econyl, the regenerated nylon made from nylon offcuts and consumer waste. Our kind of 2020 vision collection. "The collection is the result of teamwork; everybody brought something to it," says Alessandro. "And in the campaign, too, there is this idea of dialogue among people building something new. I imagined that we could build a treehouse in a city centre, all together, like kids playing in the park. Because all of us need to build this house or to find out that our planet exists, even where it seems it's not there, or it's far away." The campaign, photographed by Harmony Korine, features superstars Lil Nas X, Jane Fonda, King Princess, Miyavi and David de Rothschild, who have chosen to take up residence in a Gucci-garden-esque treehouse amongst a city. Getting us off grid. "Sustainability – at all levels – involves fostering respect: respect for the people we share our planet with as well as for the environment," says the House. "If we lighten our environmental footprint we can explore the world with greater freedom – the freedom to follow our dreams, with curiosity, openness and joy." It feels good to live life in Gucci.
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Atheist man buried with belongings in non-religious ceremony in Turkey's Ayvalık
February 23 2018 16:22:05
An atheist man who died in the Ayvalık district of the western district of Ayvalık has been buried in a cemented grave along with his personal belongings, forgoing a religious ceremony in line with his will.
Atila Yüksel was 76 years old when he died of a heart attack on Feb. 20, Doğan News Agency reported.
His son, Özgün Yüksel, told the authorities that his deceased father's will was against a religious funeral ceremony as he was an atheist.
Photographs of Yüksel's funeral show his shaving set, pocket-knife and comb being put inside the coffin before his burial in a local cemetery on Feb. 21.
In accordance with his will, the bottom and all four sides of the grave were cemented and it was sealed with concrete plates after the coffin was lowered.
The reason for this was to prevent any contact between the coffin and the soil, in compliance with his father's will, his son explained.
The late man's wife, Nafiye Yüksel who lives in the neighboring province of İzmir, his son, municipal officials, and cemetery workers were present at the time of the burial. The family also called the local gendarmerie force for security.
Although they are very rare, legally it is possible to hold non-religious burials in Turkey, where an overwhelming majority of the population is Muslim. Cemeteries and religious sites of Christians and other minorities are protected by law.
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Southeast Ohio Blog: "Never Vanilla Ice, But Always A Queen..." and other life stories.
"Never Vanilla Ice, But Always A Queen..." and other life stories.
The bad news is, it's week seven of the quarter and staffers around the Southeast Ohio newsroom seem a little stressed. The good news is, all of the stories for our Summer / Fall issue are written and are in the process of being copy-edited and fact-checked. Today, the web staff is hard at work on our community calendar items, Britta is checking lists of subscribers and a team of staffers is formulating catchy headlines. This issue is on its way to completion!
Working together since the beginning of the quarter, our staff has bonded and feels, at the risk of sounding cheesy, a little like a family. On Tuesday, Ellen invited us over her beautiful house to enjoy lasagna and Ohio University's renowned specialty dessert, Ho-Ho cake. Editor-in-Chief Karen had never experienced the joy of Ho-Ho cake, and she said, "It was amazing. It was better than expected."
The question: What journalist would you want to date?
Ryan: "Absolutely Jon Stewart. Even if he doesn't want to hold hands."
Katie: "Ted Conover, because anyone who could interview people at a prison must be pretty courageous--and dateable."
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Tony: "A stapler, because they always bring things together."
Megan: "What constitutes an office supply? I'd be a Post-It note because I could travel around and be neon-colored."
The question: What would the title of the story of your life be?
Erin: "Never Vanilla Ice, But Always a Queen."
James: "Neurotic Photographer Tries to Get Ahead."
So, in between the many, many edits of stories and the multitude of phone calls to fact-check, we still manage to have a little bit of fun.


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Global community responds to recent positive progress in Ethiopia, Eritrea relations
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An article from Xinhua News
Recent positive developments concerning the relations between Ethiopia and Eritrea have given the global community with more confidence that relations among the two arch-rivals are normalizing.
The United Nations (UN), African Union (AU), and the European Union (EU) are some of the various international actors that welcomed recent positive moves made by the two East African nations that experienced one of Africa's deadliest wars and the subsequent two-decade-long armed standoff.
Isaias Afwerki
Eritrean President, Isaias Afwerki, on Wednesday broke two weeks of Eritrean silence to Ethiopia's offer to unconditionally implement the decisions of peace agreement that ended a two-year border war from 1998-2000, which is estimated to have killed 70,000 people from both sides.
The decision to send a delegation by Eritrea is the first formal response from the Red Sea nation since Ethiopia's surprise announcement to accept the peace deal that was signed some 18 years ago, eventually igniting the normalization of relations among the two countries.
The UN Secretary-General, Antonio Guterres, in a statement issued on Thursday commended the efforts of the leaders of both countries to achieve sustainable peace and good neighborly relations which, in turn, "will have positive repercussions in the entire Horn of Africa region."
"The Secretary-General welcomes the positive steps taken recently by Ethiopia and Eritrea to resolve the outstanding issues regarding the normalization of relations between the two countries," the statement read.
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Guterres also pleaded to support the two countries' efforts by providing "all support that may contribute to advancing and consolidating the process of engagement between Ethiopia and Eritrea."
The decision of President Afwerki to dispatch a delegation to Ethiopia for constructive engagement with Ethiopia was also welcomed by Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, who commendes Afwerki's decision.
AU Commission Chairperson, Moussa Faki Mahamat, also commended the two countries and their leaders "for these bold and courageous steps," according to an AU statement.
Mahamat further encouraged the two countries to persevere on this path, in order to open a new chapter of cooperation and good neighborliness between Eritrea and Ethiopia, according to the statement.
Mahamat stressed that sustainable peace between the two countries "will have a tremendously positive impact on peace and security, as well as development and integration, in the Horn of Africa region and the continent as a whole."
"This will also be a significant contribution to the goal of ending all conflicts and wars on the continent by 2020, as pledged by the African Heads of State and Government in May 2013," AU's statement read.
The chairperson also reiterated AU's readiness to assist the two member states, "in whichever way deemed appropriate, in addressing the challenges at hand and taking all steps required towards the full normalization of their relations."
EU's High Representative/Vice-President, Federica Mogherini, also welcomed the move by Ethiopia and Eritrea to resolve their longstanding differences, saying it denotes "decisive steps towards the resolution of the longstanding differences between the two countries."
"Ethiopia and Eritrea have a critical role in promoting stability and prosperity in the Horn of Africa," Mogherini said.
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Charlie Chaplin's most cherished work, CITY LIGHTS, plays only on Wednesday, March 20, at 1:45pm and 6:45pm.
A homeless tramp befriends a lovely blind flower seller and convinces her he is a millionaire while he secretly labors to pay for the restoration of her sight. One of Charlie Chaplin's masterpieces, this hilarious and heart-rending film was made and released as a silent with music track in the post-talkie era.
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Der Mont Pèlerin ist ein Höhenrücken, der sich im Schweizer Kanton Waadt über dem Nordostufer des Genfersees nördlich der Stadt Vevey erhebt und als ihr Hausberg gilt.

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Der Mont Pèlerin ist ein rund fünf Kilometer langer und zwei bis drei Kilometer breiter Höhenzug in Nord-Süd-Richtung. Er liegt überwiegend auf dem Gemeindeboden von Chardonne, kleinere Anteile gehören zu Puidoux und zur freiburgischen Gemeinde Granges (Veveyse). Sein Gipfel () liegt 700 Meter über dem Wasserspiegel des Genfersees und überragt das nördliche Umland (Hügel des höheren Mittellandes und Haute-Broye) um knapp 400 Meter. Nördlich des Mont Pèlerin liegt der Mont Chesau (), auf alten Landkarten auch als Mont Cheseaux bezeichnet; der Sattel zwischen den beiden Bergen hat seinen tiefsten Punkt auf

Über den Gipfel des Mont Pèlerin verläuft die europäische Hauptwasserscheide zwischen den Einzugsgebieten von Rhone und Rhein. Die am Südhang entspringenden kurzen Bäche fliessen zum Genfersee (Einzugsgebiet der Rhone), die Nord- und Osthänge werden durch die Biorde zur Broye (Einzugsgebiet des Rheins) entwässert.

Geologie

In geologisch-tektonischer Hinsicht gehört der Mont Pèlerin zum Gebiet der subalpinen Molasse. Er besteht zur Hauptsache aus Nagelfluh, einem Konglomerat aus abgerundeten Gesteinstrümmern (fluvial geformt) mit Sand- und Tonstein als Bindemittel.

Im Oligozän (vor ungefähr 36 bis 30 Millionen Jahren) war das Gebiet des heutigen Schweizer Mittellandes von einem flachen Binnenmeer bedeckt. Danach lief das Becken aufgrund von grossräumigen Hebungsvorgängen trocken, und die Alpenfaltung setzte ein. Damit begann auch die Erosion, zahlreiche Flüsse verfrachteten den Gesteinsschutt ins Alpenvorland. Einer davon war die Ur-Rhône, welche besonders in der Zeit vor etwa 30 bis 22 Millionen Jahren am Alpenrand einen grossen Schuttfächer ablagerte, den so genannten Mont-Pèlerin-Nagelfluhfächer. Diese Ablagerungen werden heute zur Unteren Süsswassermolasse gezählt. Ursprünglich stammt das Gesteinsmaterial des Mont-Pèlerin-Fächers aus den Penninischen Decken, es besteht zur Hauptsache aus Geröll der Simmendecke. Im Lauf der Zeit verfestigten sich die Geröllmassen zum heutigen Nagelfluh-Konglomerat. Ablagerungen, die später erfolgten, waren nur noch geringmächtig und wurden weitgehend wieder erodiert. Seine letzte tektonisch bedingte Prägung erfuhr das Gebiet des Mont Pèlerin durch den Druck gegen Ende der Alpenfaltung (im Pliozän), als die Sedimentschichten leicht gefaltet und in einzelne Schuppen zerlegt wurden, die gegen die Alpen hin einfallen.

Durch die Erosionsvorgänge während des Quartärs erhielt der Mont Pèlerin seine heutige Gestalt. Während der Eiszeiten wurde der Berg jeweils vollständig vom Eis des Rhonegletschers überdeckt. Mit der Gletschererosion und der damit einhergehenden Schliffwirkung entstand die gerundete Form des Mont Pèlerin; an den Hängen wurde Grundmoränenmaterial abgelagert.

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Der Kammbereich des Berges und der nördliche Teil des Westhanges sind fast durchgehend bewaldet. Ausgedehntes Wiesland, durchsetzt mit einigen Einzelhöfen und Ferienhäusern, erstreckt sich am verhältnismässig sanft geneigten oberen Südwesthang (Monts de Chardonne), während der steilere Osthang teils bewaldet, teils von Weideland bestanden ist. Am steilen Südhang über dem Genfersee wird bis etwa 600 Meter Weinbau betrieben, darüber liegen die Siedlungsgebiete von Chardonne und Jongny.

Der Südhang des Mont Pèlerin ist von Vevey durch eine Standseilbahn erschlossen, die im Jahre 1900 eingeweiht wurde und heute von den Transports Montreux–Vevey–Riviera (MVR) betrieben wird. Die Bergstation befindet sich auf  an aussichtsreicher Lage oberhalb von Chardonne; es ist ein beliebtes Ausflugsziel mit Hotels, Restaurants und Tagungsstätten.

Auf dem Gipfel des Mont Pèlerin steht der 122 Meter hohe Fernsehturm Mont Pèlerin der Swisscom. Ein Lift führt auf eine Aussichtsplattform in einer Höhe von rund 65 Meter über dem Erdboden, von der sich bei klarem Wetter ein grossartiges Panorama auf den Genfersee, die Alpen und über das Mittelland bis zum Jura bietet.

Nach dem Berg benennt sich die 1947 im Rahmen einer Tagung am Mont Pèlerin gegründete Mont Pèlerin Society, die den Wirtschaftsliberalismus propagiert.

1977 gründete Geshe Rabten in Chardonne das tibetische Hochschulinstitut Rabten Choeling.

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Vaping is getting a bunch of bad press these days with reports of potential bacteria in E-Liquids and E-cigarettes leading to some cases of seizures in younger users.
The latest news story to upset vapers is about the FDA's wish to ban E-cigarette flavors. Does the FDA have enough supporting evidence to make the case against vaping or is it all just about politics? A recent press release from the FDA about E-cigarettes and vaping revealed that up to 35 cases were brought to them regarding people experiencing seizures or convulsions after vaping. While that number seems and is low, it's still a cause for concern among health officials.
Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Scott Gottlieb said in the statement that the FDA intends to tighten regulations surrounding the sale of fruity E-cigarette flavors, to try and make them less appealing to teenagers and kids. E-cigarette use has taken off in a big way with teenagers and high school students and is even being dubbed an "epidemic" by some.
According to a recent CNBC report, Gottlieb said, "We think flavored products represent a greater risk to youth appeal, so when we're looking at the public health value and redeeming qualities of products, we generally feel flavors have more to prove at this point." The new proposal would look to give the FDA powers to remove any fruity E-liquids from the shelves that they don't like the look of. It would also give them greater powers to penalize E-Cigarette manufacturers and vendors for selling E-liquids that don't comply with the regulations.
Teen vaping is on the rise, possibly due to the various flavors
The FDA's stance to ban fruity E-cigarette flavors like Bubble Gum, Sour Sticks, and Rainbow Candy is a valid one, especially considering all those in the under 16 category who use these regularly. Many of these children are so drawn to the novel flavors that they try vaping, in some cases, from as young as six years old. And where there's nicotine or the newly popular nicotine salts that are even stronger, that could have a devastating effect on a child; an eventuality the FDA would rather stop in its tracks.
The new move would also limit and further regulate the sale of flavored nicotine pods in disposable systems like the Juul. While the FDA previously turned a blind eye to these pod systems, Gottlieb explained that they would be coming under further scrutiny. "I think the marketability of pod-based products will be called into question if youth use rates continue to climb at the rates they're climbing," said Gottlieb.
The FDA was more or less forced to take action following months of pressure from groups asking them to control the massive upsurge in teen E-cigarette use. The FDA already took some steps back in 2016 when they began regulating E-cigarettes. At that time, they put a freeze on new products entering the market and made those already being sold subject to retroactive applications for approval.
E-cigarettes have helped many people quit smoking traditional cigarettes
For his part, Gottlieb is no lover of E-cigarettes even though he does recognize specifically that they have helped thousands of adults to give up smoking traditional cigarettes. In any event, data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's National Youth Tobacco Survey had some damning statistics. That report showed that high school students using E-cigarettes had increased by 78 percent from 2017-2018 and it's likely due to the rise of these trendy e-liquid flavors, hense the perceived urgency of this possible ban.
No matter which side you're on, the FDA has been forced to take these steps and if that means that the recent epidemic of teen vaping is reduced then so be it. In any case, the new legislation will hopefully only have minimal impact on adults who wish to vape.
Updates on the matter will, no doubt, be forthcoming soon from the new commissioner of the FDA after Gottlieb recently announced he would be stepping down.
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The Latest Happenings and Updates
GIS Mapping – The Planning Backbone;
Community Character Analysis:
Giving Back and Hitting the Streets
Latitude 33 Helps Communities Look Ahead with Geographic Information Systems Mapping
Latitude 33 Planning & Engineering offers the latest in Geographic Information Systems (GIS) technology. GIS integrates hardware, software and data capturing, managing, analyzing and displaying of geographically referenced information. GIS plays a critical role in identifying, tracking and updating how campuses, especially schools, universities, hospitals or large businesses, plan and update infrastructure for the future.
In many ways, GIS technology reveals relationships, patterns and trends in the form of maps, globes, reports and charts. Latitude 33's team of planning and engineering experts can ensure your campus information is quickly and accurately integrated into any enterprise information system framework. Here are a few of the benefits GIS can provide:
Faster response time during emergencies
Smarter forecasting, master planning and budgeting
Reduced maintenance cost and increased efficiency
Improved compliance reporting for local, state and federal agencies
In preparation for increased demand in GIS services, Latitude 33 recently added project engineer Shannon Davis to its GIS team. Davis has been with Latitude 33 for four years and will support growing this line of service.
"The capabilities GIS has to increase efficiency in utility maintenance and long-range planning is really exciting," said Davis. "I'm looking forward to helping Latitude 33 expand its reach in San Diego's GIS community."
If your campus infrastructure is due, or maybe even overdue, for an assessment, the Latitude 33 Planning & Engineering team is ready to help.
REFLECTING THE COMMUNITY THROUGH RESEARCH
Unbiased Analysis Plays an Important Part in a Project's Design
Maintaining community character plays a vital role in the design of any project. Latitude 33 Planning & Engineering works collaboratively with public agencies, clients and community members to provide an unbiased analysis of a project's impact on visual quality, visual character and land use compatability relative to its proposed neighborhood. This report includes extensive research of the community's aesthetic and developmental trends.
Visual simulations render realistic and accurate portrayals of project dimensions to better communicate ideas such as massing, vicinity, location and impact. It allows the public to understand a project and interact with the design process. Through community outreach and public feedback, the community character analysis aids to develop a project in a way that reflects both the community and client(s).
HERE'S AN IDEA: FUTURE PLANNING TEAM DEBUTS
Firm's Internal Group Focuses on New Ways to Approach Planning
Latitude 33's Future Planning Team (left to right): Randi Coopersmith, Clay Ost, Miles Leandro, Jon Arenz, Jason Gordon, Shannon Davis, Isabel Stonehouse and Sean Scaramella.
Being an industry leader, it should come as no surprise that Latitude 33 Planning & Engineering recently established its own Fut ure Planning Team. Serving as an internal source for ideas, the group is actively discussing how tools like laser scanning and virtual reality can impact its planning for projects and tasks. The technology isn't new to planning, but empowering junior-level team members to take a more hands-on role in the idea planning process is.
Latitude 33's Executive Team will engage the new Future Planning Team to play a much larger role in the way that the company looks at its planning and how different types of work will be performed.
Newsworthy Items ... Just In Case You Missed It
Latitude 33 Planning & Engineering's founders, staff and their families celebrated the July 4th holiday by participating in the Scripps Ranch Old Pros Run and Ride. 2016 marked the 38th Annual 10K Race & Fun Run and 29th Annual Bike Rides. Founded in 1982 by Scripps Ranch residents, the Old Pros raise money for community youth and high school sports programs.
Food insecurity is a real concern for 13 percent of San Diego's population. The Latitude 33 team recently donated its time to help Feeding America San Diego pack boxes of food at its Sorrento Valley warehouse for those in need. More than 151,000 area children don't know if and when they will get their next meal, so Latitude 33 strongly encourages you to get involved and make a difference.
Latitude 33 Planning & Engineering
9968 Hibert Street, 2nd Floor, San Diego, CA 92131
By Jonathan Newsletter
The Entitlement and Planning Process:
What It Means Exactly and How It Works
Projects Need a Plan and Purpose – Latitude 33's Behind-the-scenes Leadership Makes It Happen
Led by senior principal planner Randi Coopersmith, senior project managers Melissa Krause and Tara Lake
deftly guide Latitude 33's team of entitlement and planning experts through working on projects of all scopes and sizes.
A prime example is Latitude 33's cornerstone project, Pacific Highlands Ranch (PHR) Subarea. The project encapsulates what the entitlement process is all about. PHR includes a master-planned community, village center, mixed-use housing, schools and preserved open spaces among other things. Development of the land included an extensive approval process that involved multiple regulatory agencies to create a positive, impactful neighborhood inside the northern city limits of San Diego, where none existed prior to its creation.
In-depth research and planning, coordination with government agencies and community groups, strategic public outreach and incorporation of ideas from key stakeholders, along with time invested to secure permits and approvals, the construction process for PHR has been all encompassing. Latitude 33's steady leadership made the project a reality over the course of the past two decades.
Also, Latitude 33 successfully led bi-national entitlement and planning efforts on the San Diego-Tijuana International Airport Cross-Border Terminal Facility, set to open in November 2015. Known as Cross Border Express, the unique international airport link required working
simultaneously with both the U.S. and Mexican governments. Security and international infrastructure were among a lengthy list of issues that had to be addressed as did overseeing approval from many layers of government agencies on both sides of the United States-Mexico border.
For more information about Latitude 33's planning and entitlement process or its catalog of projects, please contact Melissa Krause at melissa.krause@latitude33.com.
Welcome To Our Expanding Brain Trust – Melissa Krause
Melissa Krause recently joined the Latitude 33 Planning & Engineering team as senior project manager. She has more than 17 years of experience as a project manager in residential construction throughout Southern California. Her professional experience ranges from entitlements to land development as well as land feasibility and planning to asset management among other areas. Professional accomplishments for Krause include working on major infill, commercial and master-planned communities in San Diego and Los Angeles. She earned her degrees from National University (graduate) and Northern State University (undergraduate).
Preparing San Diego's Next Generation of Planners And Engineers
Latitude 33 was proud to sponsor the ACE Mentor Program in San Diego again this year. ACE (Architecture Construction Engineering) hosted its 12th Annual Awards Banquet at San Diego Marriott Mission Valley on May 20, 2015. More than 600 students, parents and ACE mentors attended this event that highlighted student projects and honored scholarship recipients.
Participating ACE Mentor high schools included: Castle Park, e3 Civic, Eastlake, El Camino, Helix, Hoover, Kearny, La Costa Canyon, Patrick Henry, San Diego, Santana, Southwest. Latitude 33 looks forward to continuing its support of this valuable training program that helps prepare local students to be the planners and engineers of tomorrow.
Helping Out Habitat for Humanity in Escondido
14 team members from Latitude 33 volunteered their time and construction skills to help build houses for the community of Escondido on June 12, 2015. Below are images from the project site.
Improving America's Armed Forces Infrastructure
Designing is currently underway for three military projects that Latitude 33 Planning & Engineering has been heavily involved with. Principal Brad Sager and project manager Sean Drake are overseeing Latitude 33's efforts. All of these projects will enter the construction phase within the next year.
P-328 – F-35 C Facility Addition NAS (Lemoore, CA) – In preparation for the arrival of F-35 fighter jets, Latitude 33 provided A&E services for renovation and additions to Hangar 5 at NAS Lemoore (pictured above). Design responsibilities included surveying, utility rerouting, demolition plans and ultimate condition design.
NAVFAC P-771 SOF Desert Training Facility
(Niland, CA)
Navy SEALs conduct advanced-level land warfare training for west coast teams here. Latitude 33 provided civil engineering services for this 45-acre project (pictured below) that included site improvements, clearing, utilities, roadways, water, sewer, storm drainage and magazine compound design.
MCAS Yuma Pistol and Rifle Range Repair (Yuma, AZ) – Serving as the Corps' premier aviation training facility, Latitude 33 was called in to refurbish both its pistol and rifle ranges. This Sonoran Desert locale is home to 80 percent of the Corps' air-to-ground aviation training, meaning the importance of this project (pictured below) can't be overstated.
For more information about Latitude 33's military projects, please contact Brad Sager at
brad.sager@latitude33.com.
Award-winning Team, Award-winning Work
Kris Taylor, Latitude 33's chief financial officer was recognized as a finalist for San Diego Business Journal's CFO of the Year Awards for the tremendous positive impact she has made at the planning and engineering firm for the past 13 years.
Matt Semic, Tara Lake, Kris Taylor, Brad Sager and Jim Kilgore were among those in attendance at the San Diego Business Journal's CFO of the Year Awards held at Paradise Point on March 31, 2015.
Latitude 33's Tara Lake and Randi Coopersmith were in attendance for the 2015 Crystal Globe Award LAI Installation and Initiation held at The Lafayette Hotel.
Lambda Alpha International
, the honorary society for the advancement of land economics, officially inducted Tara Lake as a member on February 28, 2015. Her addition, along with Randi Coopersmith, means that Latitude 33
has two members in the San Diego Chapter of this prestigious organization.
New Beginnings: Latitude 33's Scripps Ranch Home
Latitude 33 moved to its new headquarters (pictured above) located at 9968 Hibert Street, 2nd Floor, San Diego, CA 92131 in fall 2014 after being located in Sorrento Valley. The newly remodeled building provides meeting space to visit with clients and much needed room for the growing firm's 45 employees. Latitude 33 plans to host an office open house on February 12, 2015. Please RSVP here to attend.
San Diego Metropolitan Magazine has named Latitude 33 to its San Diego's Most Admired Companies list for 2014. Latitude 33 was honored for its adherence to the highest standards of professionalism, integrity and accountability. The firm is very honored and humbled to receive this recognition.
Shannon Davis, design engineer, received the honorable mention award from the San Diego Business Journal at its Emerging Generation: 25 In Their 20's reception and awards presentation. The second annual event took place at the San Diego Hall of Champions in Balboa Park on Dec. 3, 2014. Young professionals were recognized for significant career achievements while demonstrating social responsibility.
Davis chased her dream of being an engineer. A tough job market led her to advanced schooling, which opened up additional opportunities to gain experience. Helping design a water filtration system for an orphanage in rural Mexico prior to her arrival at Latitude 33 certainly places her among San Diego's best and brightest young professionals.
Tara Lake, senior project manager, was named a finalist by the San Diego Business Journal for its 2014 Women Who Mean Business Awards. The 21st annual event took place on Nov. 5, 2014, at the Town and Country Resort & Convention Center in Mission Valley. The Women Who Mean Business Awards recognize dynamic female business leaders for their significant contributions to San Diego businesses.
She was also awarded membership to Lambda Alpha International (LAI), the honorary society for the advancement of land economics, for her leadership in the field of land use economics. Lake was recognized by LAI for her outstanding contributions to urban planning, park and open space planning, her commitment to public outreach in the community and achieving goals and objectives that make San Diego a better place to live and work.
Lake's extensive organizational leadership and development, incomparable ability to formulate group consensus around a vision, as well as her ability to achieve goals and objectives, both as a member of the community and as a leader at Latitude 33, certainly hasn't gone unnoticed in San Diego.
Expanding Brain Trust
Cara Hilgesen
Senior planner, has more than seven years of planning experience in San Diego County. She has worked on a variety of projects in the cities of Chula Vista, El Cajon, Escondido, San Diego. Hilgesen earned her master's degree in City Planning and Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration, Real Estate Finance from San Diego State University.
Senior project engineer, brings nine years of design experience to the Latitude 33 team. He has worked on a multitude of projects in San Diego and Bakersfield, California as well as Des Moines and Iowa City. Jones earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Engineering, Civil Engineering from the University of Iowa.
Sean Scaramella
Senior project engineer, arrives at Latitude 33 with eight years of experience. He spent most of that time working on many projects in Carlsbad. Scaramella earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering from San Diego State University.


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Awkwafina red carpet look inspired by 'power'
By Bang Showbiz in Fashion / Beauty on 14 January 2020
Awkwafina's Critics' Choice Awards look was inspired by ''powerful and uplifting'' tones of yellow, as her make-up artist says she wanted to create a ''bold'' look.
Awkwafina's Critics' Choice Awards look was inspired by ''powerful and uplifting'' tones of yellow.
The 'Farewell' star stepped out onto the red carpet at the event on Sunday (12.01.20) wearing an ethereal marigold-hued Elie Saab gown, and her make-up artist Kirin Bhatty has now said she chose the make-up to accompany the dress by looking at the ''bold'' statement made by the gown.
Speaking to Vogue magazine, Kirin said: ''I was truly inspired by the powerful golden yellow tones in Awkwafina's dress. I think there is something so powerful and uplifting about yellow that it calls for statement makeup that's equally bold.''
Kirin opted for a shimmering golden look on Awkwafina's eyes, and finished off the look with a striking red lip, for which she used Dior's semi-matte orange-red Trafalgar shade.
The lipstick was inspired by the Irene Neuwirth jewellery Awkwafina, 31, wore, and the look was completed with a set of floral drop earrings, some rings, a green clutch, and a golden hair accessory.
Although the 'Crazy Rich Asians' actress looked stunning on the red carpet, she recently admitted she struggled with her self-confidence for many years, and had ''difficulty believing'' in herself as a child.
She explained: ''Anxiety was one of the first emotions that I learned. A feeling of not being secure. When I was young I often had difficulty believing in myself and feeling confident in certain things. And I think that I had to really find it. I remember feeling that, always, as a young kid.''
Awkwafina - whose real name is Nora Lum - also battled with depression, and says that whilst there are ''still aspects'' of it in her daily life, she had a worse time with her mental health when she was younger.
She added: ''When I was a teenager I battled a lot with depression for sure. I had a lot of issues with self esteem, I had a lot of issues with just feeling normal. Maybe there are still aspects of that, but I think it was heightened then.''
Album of the Week: Imelda May's No Turning Back was a rockabilly album worth remembering
'No Turning Back' was released on this day (January 3rd) in 2003.
Bastille - Margate Winter Gardens 10.12.2019 Live Review
Bastille rocked up at The Winter Gardens in Margate for their 'Doom Days Club Nights' tour, making sure they were playing in more unfamiliar towns...
Stealing Sheep made their way down to Elsewhere in Margate to put on their wholly unique and utterly captivating live show.
Aiko wants to teach us how to find peace in solitude
Listen to her new single 'Down'.


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Tenneco Supplying Emission Control Technologies On 2014 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray
Company helps create Corvette's signature sound for next-generation sportscar
Lake Forest, IL April 3, 2013 – Tenneco (NYSE: TEN) announced it is supplying key emission control technologies, including electrical valves, for the 2014 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray, one of the most highly anticipated vehicles debuting in 2013. Considered one of the key performance features of the car, the Corvette's exhaust system delivers a unique signature sound.
Most notably, the Corvette's standard exhaust system is the first vehicle to utilize Tenneco's electrical valve technology for sound tuning. The electric valves are designed to work in concert with the vehicle's Active Fuel Management (AFM) system, a fuel-saving four-cylinder mode versus eight-cylinder mode. The valves open and close to control the Corvette's exhaust sound as it switches between the two engine modes.
In addition to the valves highlighted in the AFM system, the exhaust system features an option which includes two additional electrical valves in the tailpipes, tuned specifically for enhanced sound quality. These valves remain closed during normal driving conditions and open during harder acceleration, creating lower backpressure, more engine power and most importantly, Corvette's signature sound.
"The Corvette is one of America's iconic automobiles, and Tenneco could not be more excited and pleased to partner with Chevrolet to provide a combination of performance attributes, including improved fuel economy, power and the vehicle's signature sound," said Tim Jackson, Tenneco's chief technology officer. "Additionally, the program gives Tenneco an opportunity to demonstrate our advanced exhaust technology on one of the highest performance vehicles available in the market."
Tenneco is a global supplier to General Motors, providing both ride performance and clean air technologies for GM passenger cars and light and medium-duty trucks.
The company manufactures the electric valves at its Valencia, Spain facility, while the other system components will be produced at its Seward, Nebraska and Elkhart, Indiana facilities. Final assembly of the exhaust system takes place at Tenneco's Smithville, Tennessee plant. Tenneco's global emissions technical centers in Edenkoben, Germany and Grass Lake, Michigan provided electric valve engineering and systems integration support.
Tenneco is a $7.4 billion global manufacturing company with headquarters in Lake Forest, Illinois and approximately 25,000 employees worldwide. Tenneco is one of the world's largest designers, manufacturers and marketers of clean air and ride performance products and systems for automotive and commercial vehicle original equipment markets and the aftermarket. Tenneco's principal brand names are Monroe®, Walker®, XNOx™ and Clevite®Elastomer.
This press release contains forward-looking statements. Words such as "anticipate," "expects," "will", "continue" and similar expressions identify forward-looking statements. These forward-looking statements are based on the current expectations of the company (including its subsidiaries). Because these forward-looking statements involve risks and uncertainties, the company's plans, actions and actual results could differ materially. Among the factors that could cause these plans, actions and results to differ materially from current expectations are: (i) changes in automotive or commercial vehicle manufacturers' production rates and their actual and forecasted requirements for the company's products, including the company's resultant inability to realize the sales represented by its awarded book of business; (ii) any change in customer demand due to delays in the adoption or enforcement of worldwide emissions regulations or any other changes in consumer demand and prices, including decreases in demand for automobiles or commercial vehicles which include the company's products, and the potential negative impact on the company's revenues and margins from such products; (iii) the general political, economic and competitive conditions in markets where the company and its subsidiaries operate; (iv) workforce factors such as strikes or labor interruptions; (v) material substitutions and increases in the costs of raw materials; and (vi) the company's ability to develop and profitably commercialize new products and technologies, and the acceptance of such new products and technologies by the company's customers. The company undertakes no obligation to update any forward-looking statement to reflect events or circumstances after the date of this press release. Additional information regarding risk factors and uncertainties is detailed from time to time in the company's SEC filings, including but not limited to its report on Form 10-K for the year ended December 31, 2012.
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LOVE is DEAD for Angelina JOLIE AND Brad PITT?
2 years after their marriage, Angelina has filled for divorce from Brad Pitt. Apparently, Love is dead between the famous couple of Hollywood: "Angelina Jolie Pitt has filed for dissolution of the marriage. This decision was made for the health of the family. She will not be commenting at this time, and asks that the family be given their privacy during this difficult time," Jolie's rep told People.
Back in 2005, they made their relationship public, and the Family is composed of six children: Maddox, Pax, Knox, Zahara, Vivienne and Shiloh.
OKAY NAN NWEL … 6ème Edition?
PRIVERT, MARTELLY et B-bO … ÇA DÉRANGE?


Big voices on small stages rule this coming week, with the Dakota hosting Patti Austin and Simone, Orchestra Hall featuring Michael Feinstein, and local songbirds Maud Hixson, Lucia Newell, Rhonda Laurie, Charmin Michele, Vicky Mountain and more in the clubs.
• The Dakota Combo at the Dakota (2/27). Hot off their "Mingus Spirit" performance in New York, the Combo proved adept at off-the-cuff standards, swinging with Irv Williams and Ginger Commodore at the Dakota Foundation for Jazz Education fundraiser.
• Branford Marsalis Quartet and the Terence Blanchard Quintet at Orchestra Hall (2/27): Finally, Orchestra Hall seems to have overcome the sonic demons that so often have plagued jazz events there. And Marsalis and Blanchard found no obstacles at all as they gave us two soaring sets and showed off some of the hottest young talents around, particularly drummer Justin Faulkner and Kendrick Scott.
Traditional African rhythms meld with modern jazz grooves at the Artists Quarter this weekend (3/4-5) with the return of the Loba African Jazz Trio, featuring Côte d'Ivoire natives Loba and Serge Akou along with Stokely Williams. Guitarist Loba has been compared to Hendrix and Beck.
Over at Studio Z, lovers of experimental music and particularly the inventions of Zeitgeist will find new works to ponder and celebrate this weekend (3/4-5). These four innovators of percussion, woodwinds and piano will present new chamber works by Ben Broening (founder of the Third Practice Festival), Justin Merritt (St. Olaf Professor of Composition), and Harvey Sollberger, plus works by local composers Brent Michael Davids and Ann Millikan.
And speaking of innovators, on Saturday afternoon (3/5, 4-6 pm) you can enjoy the multiple talents of AACM stalwart Douglas Ewart. His visual artistry ("Visual Chants") is on display at the Center for Cultural Wellness in south Minneapolis, augmented by his music performances (on multiple, often home-made reeds and percussion objects), accompanied by saxophonist Donald Washington (another treat, he does few public performances here), laptop specialist Stephen Goldstein, and special guests.
If you have spent even a few minutes in the Artists Quarter, you have undoubtedly met Davis Wilson, "the man at the door." Davis sells tickets but his stories, rants and critiques are free, and his introductions of musicians ("The Artists Quarter is pleased and flipped…") are legendary. Sunday night (3/6) you can turn the tables on Davis as we celebrate his 75th birthday with a club party.
Chanteuse Maud Hixson and hubby/pianist Rick Carlson—surely one of the most endearing musical teams in town—return to Erté in northeast Minneapolis (3/4). It's perhaps an odd little space for music but the eclectic menu is music-worthy and, in any space, Maud and Rick elevate standards to fine art. Maud returns the next night (3/5) for another sublime evening, this time with swinging accordionist Denny Malmberg.
Guitarist Todd Clouser rounded up some local pals (and special guests) to form A Love Electric, previewing the band's debut recording at the Dakota last fall. He's on tour with the band now, stopping in at the Artists Quarter on Wednesday night (3/9) with Bryan Nichols, Adam Meckler, Chris Bates and Greg Schutte.
Friday, March 4: Tyondai Braxton's Wordless Music Orchestra at the Walker; Benny Weinbeck Trio at D'Amico Kitchen (Chambers Hotel); Jazz Collective with Debbie Duncan and Cynthia Johnson at the Dakota.
Saturday, March 5: George Maurer Group public television taping at the Dakota at 4:30 pm (and sold out for his 8 pm show at the Dakota); Joann Funk and Jeff Brueske at the Lobby Bar (St Paul Hotel); U of M Jazz Ensemble with guest Michael Nelson at Ted Mann, capping off the U of M Jazz Festival; Vicky Mountain with James Allen at First Course Bistro.
Sunday, March 6: Minnesota Youth Jazz Band at Famous Dave's (Calhoun Square); The Dirty Dozen Brass Band with Jon Cleary at the Dakota; Zacc Harris Trio at Riverview Wine Bar.
Wednesday, March 9: Charmin Michelle and Denny Malmberg at Fireside Pizza (Richfield); Steve Kenny and the Bastids opening for Todd Clouser at the AQ.


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