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Coatesville has a crime problem not a parking problem
Our downtown business area in Coatesville is from 1st to 3rd Avenue along Lincoln Highway. There are usually 60 or more empty metered parking spaces between 3rd Avenue and 6th Avenue. Yet people complain saying that there is "not enough parking in downtown Coatesville".
I lived in Philadelphia for 17 years and the complaints about "not enough parking" are baffling to me. But I think I figured it out:
When riding in someone's car the drivers, who happen to be Black, say lock you're doors while driving by 8th Avenue on Lincoln Highway. This doesn't make sense to me because I park there and walk to the restaurants or barbershop. I usually park in the lot in back of the stores near Harmony Street. Most people try very hard to find a space right out front of the store they are going to.
The reason they try to find a space out front of the store is that they want to see the path they will follow to their car from the store entrance to the car. They want to be able to see their path because in the back of their minds they're afraid they might be mugged.
Even if broad daylight they would be afraid of walking a block on Lincoln Highway to get to their car.
All the empty spaces tell me there is not parking problem in Coatesville. But the fact that people will not get out of their cars unless they can park within view of the store they want to go tells me we have a personal safety problem. We have a crime problem in Coatesville
Muggings are rarely if ever reported as news but from talking to older people who are at risk of a mugging and who live in and near downtown Coatesville it happens often enough to be a a part of walking in Coatesville. A few people are repeatedly mugged. The fear people have is a reasonable fear. It may not make the Daily Local News but the muggings are talked about.
There is another linked crime problem and that is armed robberies of stores and restaurants in Coatesville. The robberies are seldom reported because the owners don't want to scare off customers. If you are a shop or restaurant owner in Coatesville it's not if you will be robbed, it's if you will survive being robbed.
We desperately need a real parking problem that is caused by a lot of people wanting to shop and dine in downtown Coatesville. But until we solve our crime problem we won't get more stores and restaurants here.
And right now our Police Department is FUBAR. Actually it can be repaired with the right police chief. I understand that Dominick Bellizzie might be available.
Lincoln University has several possible parking lots in Coatesville
There are several parking lot locations to accommodate Lincoln University parking. If it comes here Lincoln University will be located on Kersey Street between 3rd and 4th Avenue.
There are two possibilities for lots on both sides of Maple Avenue near 1st Avenue. On the north side there is an undeveloped property owned by the City of Coatesville Department of Public Works below;
On the south side of Maple Avenue near 1st Avenue there is a fenced in parking lot that I believe is owned by either the steel company or the Greystone Society, below:
Here is a panoramic view from the corner of 1st Avenue and Maple Avenue. The Public Works property is on the left and the steel company or Greystone property is up the street on the right:
The most logical location parking location for Lincoln University is the lot immediately to the north of the school building at the southeast corner of 3rd Avenue and Harmony Street. I believe that Mr. Skidas owns the property that is now rented to the present occupiers of the school; the Chester County Intermediate Unit. See photos below:
I believe the right wing extremist group "Stand for Children" is coming into PA to undermine teachers' pension funding.
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I believe that "Stand for Children" is setting up to take down teachers pension funds in Pennsylvania.
Good Schools Pennsylvania, an advocacy organization fighting for a quality education for every child in the state, is spearheading an ambitious and dramatic effort called "Stand for Children." "Stand for Children" volunteers travel to Harrisburg to maintain a presence at the Pennsylvania legislature every day that it is in session from January 27 to June 30, 2003, with the goal of lobbying legislators on behalf of the educational rights of every Pennsylvania child. Protestant (at least six different denominations), Catholic, and Jewish groups, college student groups, and school groups have signed up for almost every day on the calendar and have brought out significant numbers of people in all kinds of weather. Good Schools Pennsylvania concentrates its efforts on the state legislature because the state courts have ruled that "equity" and "adequacy" cases are not justiciable.
http://www.schoolfunding.info/states/pa/4-3-03GoodSchoolsPA.php3
Jonah Edelman Spills the Oligarchs' Blueprint for Crushing the Teaching Profession
Profiteering and Union-Busting Repackaged as School Reform
By: David A. Love Thursday July 28, 2011 9:27 am
Did Coatesville manager Hudson send a form letter to officials to return to him indicating their support for his Harmony St. parking lot?
Below are letters of support for a Community Development Grant Block Grant application converting the first two blocks of Harmony Street in Coatesville. It would make angled parking and change Harmony Street into a one-way street. A Gateway Welcome Sign was tacked on to the grant application.
There is a letter from State Representative Tim Hennessey, a letter from the President of Lincoln University Robert R. Jennings and a letter from State Senator John Rafferty. Except for a very few words they are identical. It's a form letter.
I think that Rep. Hennessey, Senator Rafferty and President Jennings added their names to a letter and have no idea of what they signed on to.
Making Harmony Street one way with angled parking has come up 4 years ago. It failed the first time and it will fail again. It has no merit.
I believe the parking proposal for Harmony has absolutely nothing to do with Lincoln University. I believe that Mr. Hudson and Mr. Barry have some unknown reason for their proposal.
Harmony St parking proposed 4 years ago. Is not related to Lincoln U.
I believe the parking proposal for Harmony has absolutely nothing to do with Lincoln University.
The parking proposal for Harmony Street came up 4 years ago. It had no merit then and it has no merit now. I believe that Mr. Hudson and Mr. Barry have some unknown reason for their proposal.
This is an excerpt from a Daily Local News article from July of 2008:
"The parking strategy has already had at least one opponent. Judy Skolnik, owner of the Coatesville Army & Navy Store on the 200 block of East Lincoln Highway, told council that changing the traffic pattern on Harmony Street, which runs behind her shop, would make her business less accessible to customers.
'Would the proposed change hurt me personally?
You bet it would,' Skolnick said. "Don't hurt your businesses," she said. 'We are an asset you don't want to lose. Or do you?"
Why make another street one way and make it more difficult for retail stores that tough it out in Coatesville. I believe that most retail store owners will not put up with the daily threat of a gun held to their head in an armed robbery. But we have long time retail store and restaurant owners in Coatesville who do just that. Why make downtown Coatesville more difficult for traffic to maneuver and discourage store and restaurant customers?
The Chester County Intermediate Unit School on Kersey Street in Coatesville is being considered for use by Lincoln University. Why isn't the parking lot in back of the school being considered as a parking lot for Lincoln University students?
It looks like the lot has room for about 40 cars. You can see by the photos above that the lot is now reserved for the CCIU. I believe that Mr.Skidas who owns the City Clock Appartments in Coatesville owns the lot and rents it to the CCIU.
You can see the lot in the map link below.
The Coatesville City Council is considering making Harmony Street into a parking lot with access one-way east from 1st Avenue to 3rd Avenue. Harmony Street is now a two way street with parallel parking spaces.
It would have angled spaces.
I don't think anyone considered the businesses that use Harmony Street or access of police vehicles to the west end of Coatesville by way of 1st Avenue.
Look at this Google Maps link. Look at Harmony Street in back of Chertok's store. Zoom in to get a close look. Look at the angled parking at the Coatesville City Hall lot. Visually transfer the angled parking spaces to Harmony Street and then imagine a tractor-trailer truck parked behind right them. How much chance would the people parked in those spaces have of moving their vehicles out? It looks like a tractor-trailer truck would have a very tight fit with angled parking.
So with vehicles parked diagonally at least 2 times a week Harmony Street could be impassable for about 2 hours each day. And anyone parked behind Chertok's store would be stuck there 2 times a week for about 2 hours.
The Coatesville Army Navy Store also has a lot on Harmony Street. Making Harmony one way restricts access to that lot. There is a parking lot in back of the Army Navy store. If someone driving east on Lincoln Highway sees the Army Navy Store, wants to stop there and there are no metered spaces out front, they can now just turn down 3rd Avenue go to Harmony street and the Army and Navy store lot. If Harmony is made one way they will need to go past Harmony Street and make a right turn at either Maple Avenue or Walnut Street, turn right on 1st Avenue and then right again on Harmony Street. That's if they know how to get back to Harmony Street. Or they might just say screw it I'm going to the Mall.
Making Harmony Street one way would force Coatesville Police to use 3rd Avenue to get to 1st Avenue and Lincoln Highway and Coatesville's west end or use Maple Avenue to 1st Avenue. Making Harmony Street one way will increase response times to Coatesville's west end. In a one hour period I once counted 10 police vehicles going what would be the wrong way on Harmony Street.
The idea of making Harmony Street one way with angled parking for Lincoln University Students that might be here someday maybe, is nuts.
You can see three cars parked on Harmony Street in the Google Maps photo. The parking is free. The meters haven't worked for a decade, they were "fixed" but they still are not functional. Three cars are normally parked on Harmony Street. We might get Lincoln University students but they would probably rather park near the proposed school that we might get that's 3 blocks away.
It's hard enough for retail Coatesville businesses to put up with armed robberies. And the constant threat of another armed robbery. If you have a store or restaurant in Coatesville it's not if you will see an armed robbery. It's will you survive it.
It would be nice to get Lincoln University here but that's a possibility. If you make Harmony Street into a parking lot that could be the last straw that gets businesses to leave Coatesville. Making Harmony Street into a parking lot is nuts.
The Harmony Street parking lot is on the agenda for Monday's Coatesville City Council meeting:
"9.2 Receive and consider First Reading an Ordinance amending Section 218 entitled Vehicles and Traffic of the City of Coatesville's code, Section 218.46 "Schedule of one- way streets) to amend same to add Harmony Street as a one way street East Bound from First Avenue to Third Avenue"
http://www.coatesville.org/government/city-council/council-agendas
A copy of the Agenda is below:
JOHN BIRCH SOCIETY IN COATESVILLE, PA
I believe the John Birch Society and the tenants of the John Birch Society are driving Republican Party policy at the federal level and in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, State House and to a lesser degree the PA Senate. I think Governor Corbett may be a closeted John Birch Society member. My beliefs come from personal experience with John Birch Society members in the City of Coatesville.
Several years ago in the Lobby of the City of Coatesville City Hall I was surrounded by about 10 people screaming "Communist" at me. I had dared to say the City Council meetings were a place where individuals could get together as a community. I had no idea I was part of a Communist plot called Agenda 21.
The welcome statement at the top of this blog is a statement of fact and the "white nationalist" "Don't Tread on Me" nutcases are still slithering around Chester County, PA. Their poison is lethal to Democracy.
"I've been a member of the John Birch Society for almost 20 years and have been a chapter leader since the early 90's. I'm not on their paid field staff, so I speak to you today not on behalf of the Society, but as one who firmly believes their mission statement of "Less government, more individual responsibility and with God's help, a better world", to be the best philosophy to live by."
Patrick Sellers, from his "Abolish the Income Tax" speech 4/15/2009
Pat Sellers served as Board President, Coatesville Area School District 1996:
"If you have school age children, the best thing you can do is keep your children out of the government schools as they have become mere indoctrination centers. One school near me has been showing the highly discredited Al Gore environmental documentary and passing it off as education! If you can manage, home schooling is the best way to educate your children. If that's not possible, please consider one of your local religious schools."
Here in Coatesville, PA you may remember Pat Sellers as the author of 3 Amendments to Coatesville's Home Rule Charter, which voters passed in 2003. They were struck down as illegal. He helped Dick and Nancy Saha "Save our Farm". He also was instrumental in the election of the "Bloc of Four" Coatesville City Council in 2005. He said he wrote much of the text for the "Coatesville Recorder".
From "The Chester County Ron Paul Revolution 2012" Glenmore, PA
Organizers, Pat Sellers…
UN Agenda 21 Presentationwith RBN Radio Host Maggie Roddin.
From the Minnesota Post Online:
Agenda 21 and looming battles over urban development
By Marlys Harris | 05/24/12
"What do bike lanes, historic preservation, light-rail development, protection of open space and energy conservation have in common?
Silly me, I thought that they were things that local governments -- not to mention ordinary people and private corporations -- were putting in place to make the urban environment more pleasant and efficient.
Grouped under the heading "sustainability," they, along with many other measures, aim to maintain air and water quality and safeguard other resources so that our world doesn't wind up looking like something from "The Road" by Cormac McCarthy. In case you haven't read the book or seen the movie, it's about a father and son traveling across a post-apocalyptic landscape, where neither animals nor vegetation grows and where starving humans eat each other for lunch.
Who wouldn't want to avoid that?
Turns out, some people don't see sustainability as a good thing. To them it is an evil conspiracy whose tenets are embodied in a 20-year-old United Nations resolution ominously called Agenda 21. I only learned about it last weekend at the state GOP convention in St. Cloud when a man in a dark blue sports jacket thrust a paper about it into my hands as I was entering the powder room and rudely suggested I read it on the potty.
OK, I had nothing else to read; so I did. The four-page pamphlet proclaimed that Agenda 21 is a "communist plot...leading inevitably to the end of private property and forced abortions as a way of controlling population growth." The state of Tennessee, I learned, had already passed a law against it, asserting that "this United Nations Agenda 21 plan of radical so-called sustainable development views the American way of life of private property ownership, single-family homes, private-car ownership and individual travel choices and privately-owned farms all as destructive to the environment." If the U.N. had its way, our entire country would be turned over to wildlife.
Lurking behind all this, said the flyer, is a suspicious-sounding group called ICLEI or the International Council for Local Environmental Initiatives which is in cahoots with the U.S. Conference of Mayors, the American Planning Council, the National League of Cities and others to bring sustainable development to every government in every town, county and state.
The pamphlet may be the first shot across the bow in Minnesota on behalf of a movement sweeping the country. Anti-Agenda 21 and anti- sustainability, it has its roots in the Tea Party and other libertarian groups who oppose any kind of smart growth, urban planning, density, mass transit and environmental regulation. All that stuff, they claim, will add up to a New World Order, which will have Americans squished into high-rise stacks and made to travel to work on trains and buses."
I wonder how many people in the Coatesville area thought the Marriott Courtyard Hotel and the redevelopment of Coatesville was a part of a Communist plot? I can think of a few.
"People were trying to stop us every day. You had to fight to do the work." Don Pulver, Developer of the Coatesville Marriott Courtyard Hotel.
The revitalization of the City of Coatesville is beginning.There was a concerted effort to kill it before it was born.
Labels: AGENDA 21, JOHN BIRCH, SUSTAINABILITY, URBAN DEVELOPMENT
Making Harmony Street into a parking lot that's impassable at least twice a week.
About twice a week a tractor-trailer truck parks in back of Chertok's Furniture Store on Harmony Street to deliver furniture.
Look at this Google Maps link. Look at Harmony Street in back of Chertok's store. Zoom in to get a close look. Look at the angled parking at the Coatesville City Hall lot. Visually transfer the angled parking spaces to Harmony Street and then imagine a tractor-trailer truck parked behind right them.
How much chance would the people parked in those spaces have of moving their vehicles out? It looks like a tractor-trailer truck would have a very tight fit with angled parking.
The Coatesville Army Navy Store also has a lot on Harmony Street. Making Harmony one way restricts access to that lot.
Making Harmony Street one way would force Coatesville Police to use 3rd Avenue to get to 1st Avenue and Lincoln Highway and Coatesville's west end. In a one hour period I once counted 10 police vehicles going what would be the wrong way on Harmony Street.
You can see three cars parked on Harmony Street in the Google Maps photo. The parking is free. The
meters haven't worked for a decade. Three cars are normally parked on Harmony Street. We might get Lincoln University students but they would probably rather park near the proposed school we might get that's 3 blocks away.
And there is also a lot at the southeast corner of 3rd Avenue and Harmony Street that I believe has not been considered.
It's hard enough for retail Coatesville businesses to put up with armed robberies. And the constant threat of another armed robbery. It would be nice to get Lincoln University here but that's a possibility. If you make Harmony Street into a parking lot that could be the last straw that gets businesses to leave Coatesville. Making Harmony Street into a parking lot is nuts.
Hot Air Balloons in Coatesville
Some balloons from the Chester County Balloon Festival landed in a Coatesville neighborhood today.
Matt Baker made important comments about Coatesville
Matt's post inspired me to write this:
I believe we don't need a bureaucratic wuss like Rawlings that balances the budget by firing police. Only the drug dealers gain and they don't pay taxes. It's very much harder to do but we need to raise the tax income by bringing more homeowners and businesses here and raising the property values. Municipalities aren't businesses that can cut essential employees that make it function go bankrupt and disappear. Well sometimes they do go bankrupt and disappear; we call them ghost towns.
Barry Cassidy is the best city manager that I am aware of in the Middle Atlantic States area. When he was interviewed a while ago he was willing to come down in salary to work in Coatesville.
According to Joe Carroll, Phoenixville was the highest crime area in Chester County, a higher crime area than Coatesville, back when Barry was hired to change it around. I know from personal experience what Phoenixville was like then. Barry talked to the street dealers and told them they had two weeks to move off the corner. When two weeks came around the Phoenixville Police arrested not only the dealers but all the buyers too. After a time Phoenixville was a dangerous place to sell drugs and a dangerous place to buy drugs. He ran the dealers out of Phoenixville and killed the drug business there one corner at time.
The neat stuff like the reused paper mill in the center of Downingtown was begun when Barry worked in Downingtown. The work Barry began in Downingtown sat idle when he left Downingtown and began working in Phoenixville. Downingtown just picked again about 2 or 3 years ago.
In my opinion what sets Barry Cassidy apart from most city managers is that he doesn't just propose doing something; he makes sure it is done and done on time. Some people don't like Barry because he makes them work hard. Not just employees but contractors anyone connected with a city project. If something or someone is holding it up he's all over them until they get moving. He gets things done and done on time. Some Coatesville employees wouldn't like Barry but I believe the people that want to be a part of changing Coatesville around and seeing results would enjoy working with Barry Cassidy.
Phoenixville is a destination and a hot spot to live in Chester County. If you haven't been there go to Phoenixville and look around. It's nearly all of it is the results of Barry's efforts.
Barry made Phoenixville an entertainment hot spot in the Delaware Valley. That worked extremely well there. He wouldn't use the same means to turn Coatesville around. Coatesville is more of a commerce center, at least it could be.
I believe that dozens of people here that know what Barry did to the Phoenixville drug scene will call Mr. Cassidy is racist. They are unaware he is married to a Black women; a woman of considerable accomplishments.
Coatesville can be turned around now. Some of the people with considerable political clout that I believe were determined to keep Coatesville as a drug-selling hub are now gone.
When Chief Bellizzie came to Coatesville the drug business was soaring. Drug sellers sometimes blocked Seventh Avenue and Eighth Avenue. It was something like the "Hampsterdam" episode of "The Wire".
Chief Bellizzie put the drug business down. I believe the effort to remove Paul Janssen and Chief Bellizzie was not because of some property rights issues. I think the property rights thing was a cover for an effort to remove Chief Bellizzie, emasculate the Coatesville PD and make the drug business soar again in Coatesville.
In 2005 I was dead on right when I said Chief Bellizzie would be fired by the newly elected city council and Richard Legree would somehow exert control over the operation of the City of Coatesville PD. Only one person in the Coatesville area would believe me, along with some intelligence people and ADAs in the USDoJ.
I believe that Dominic Bellizzie might be available to come back as Chief of Police in Coatesville. He is the Chief of Police in Solebury Township in Bucks County PA. Mr. Bellizzie lives in the Coatesville area.
Chief of PoliceDominick P. Bellizzie
Dominick P. Bellizzie assumed the role as Solebury Township's Police Chief on June 1, 2006. Chief Bellizzie brings his experience in all aspects of special patrol, investigations, administration and narcotics.
Chief Bellizzee holds a Bachelor's Degree in Criminal Justice and has had extensive police training, including the F.B.I. National Academy in Quantico, Virginia. Chief Bellizzie was selected by the International Assocation of Cheifs of Police to travel abroad to the Ukraine to provide training in police methods.
Chief Bellizzie was previously the Chief of Police for the City of Coatesville in Chester County, Pennsylvania. In addition, Chief Bellizzie previously acted as Commanding Officer for the Narcotics Intelligence and Investigative Unit for the City of Philadelphia, responsible for coordination of all federal, state and local task forces including DEA, FBI, Customs and BNI. Chief Bellizzie has also had direct command and responsibilities for the Forfeiture Unit, Narcotics Computer Information unit, Technical Services Unit and Intensive Drug Investigative Squad in the City of Philadelphia.From:
This is Matt's comment:
Matt Baker June 10, 2012 4:52 PM
Jim - how can we talk about redevelopment or parking issues or fiscal responsibility when every month we have another story about something as terrible as death of another dog? This City needs to work on it's base. Rawlings reminds me of Chief Matthews back in the day. Totally clueless to how to lead and in the end get the same result. When you build your home you emphasize that the base (i.e. basement the flooring the structure) must be sound. For if you don't - then there is no guarantee it will be structurally sound. Same logic here. While I think Chief Canale is a nice guy it's time to bring in Chainsaw Al. To me this is another example of the broken window theory. The reason why this happens is unfortunately the killing of this dog and others (ask Jeff Loprinzi how he was treated on the killing on his dog) is there is no fear that they will be caught in my opinion. The same reasons why cars blare their music, race their motorcycles down main-street, ride mini bikes all through town is because there is no fear that they will be cited, arrested, or pulled over. I don't care if the CPD has 100 officers or 10 it all starts at the top about setting the expectation. You bring a Philly Police Commission Ramsey type in and believe me it wouldn't happen on their watch.
Does anyone find it ironic that City Council talked about a public relations person to come in when if they actually hired person who could do the job we wouldn't have this issue. Isn't that what the City Manager is supposed to do? The reality is that the City is going to have to overpay for someone to come here but once they do they will immediately see the results. At this point hire Barry Cassidy to come in the interim – you get a manager and a RDA Executive Director. Further what does Kirby Hudson actually do to be honest? I can't tell you other then attend luncheons and write long winded overviews of what he did. So remove the assistant City Manager as well. You can't tell me Cassidy couldn't make a difference immediately? Bring a real office mgr in a real HR Mgr in watch how fast things start to get done. Further from a CPD standpoint what about Officer Ollis as an interim Chief. Listen I don't know check down list on how it works on how it should go, all I know is that he simply gets it and is fully involved in the community. He talks and walks the walk. I don't see any other CPD out doing clean ups on their own dime or attending City Council meetings. Then go out and advertise the position in the proper why and let him interview. I mean if you can let Jim Lentz do it then why can we not do the same? In the meanwhile changes have to be made immediately.
In summary simply put - you get what you pay for. Coatesvillians need to demand the Borgota/Revel and instead of the Motel 6 you're paying 2.5 more for. You want change – then start demanding Chainsaw Al and Mike Keenan instead of the Doug Moe's and you'll start seeing progress. Furthermore if people don't like my viewpoints that's fine – but my question to them is - ok then what's your idea then? Talk's cheap. Regards,
Matt Baker
One-way streets and parking in the City of Coatesville
One-way traffic routing is designed to make it easy for travelers to drive through a municipality quickly stopping as little as possible.
One-way streets in a tiny town like the City of Coatesville makes it difficult for people to move around in that want to stay for a while.
THE LAST THING COATESVILLE NEEDS IS ANOTHER ONE WAY STREET
"Plan the Keystone" recommends making all of Fleetwood Street a TWO WAY STREET:
"Re built Fleetwood Street - two-way travel with head- out angle parking, 15' sidewalks, and street trees"
The planners also recommended making Chestnut Street A TWO WAY STREET for the entire length.
With the exception of a few neighborhood areas COATESVILLE HAS NO PARKING PROBLEM. There are usually over one hundred empty parking spaces within 3 blocks of the downtown shopping area on Lincoln Highway between 1st Avenue and 3rd Avenue.
Finding a parking spot within 3 blocks of South Street in Philly is something to brag about.
Coatesville desperately needs a parking problem because people want to come here. Right now Coatesville is a place to be avoided.
THE COATESVILLE CITY COUNCIL IS GOING TO DISCUSS PARKING ON MONDAY NIGHT.
Is there enough parking at the coatesville's Brandywine Riverwalk?
Information about burning dog
Look for information concerning the burning dog in Coatesville at the Philadelphia TV Stations. See videos below.
The Coatesville Times
The Daily Local News
About Dogs, threats and Chester County Politics.
It's my understanding that someone addressed the Coatesville City Council complaining about the lack of parking at the Riverwalk.
Is parking for 38 cars enough?
The distance between the entrance to the Brandywine Riverwalk in Coatesville to the old entrance for Carlson Steel Company is available for free parking.
It's about 758 feet, about enough to park 38 cars. Below is an interactive Google Map of Lincoln Highway in Coatesville near the Brandywine Riverwalk. The map photo was taken before the fountain was constructed and shortly after the G.O. Carlson buildings were torn down.
Panoramic photo showing Lincoln Highway between the Brandywine Riverwalk on the right (east) side and the old entrance for the G.O. Carlson Steel Company on the left (west) side.
If you fight violence with violence there might be a temporary lull. But it will come back and it could be deadly.
"If you get them to laugh at themselves, find that soft spot of a person, not weak, but soft spot and you just ride on that." Ammeana Mathews
I have a huge amount of esteem for people like Ammeana Mathews. Who knows how many lives they have saved and will save?
We have a number of people like Ms. Mathews in Coatesville. They show up and do whatever they can. I have nothing but admiration for them.
"Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called sons 'daughters' of God."
You can watch "Frontline" "THE INTERUPTERS" on line at:
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/interrupters/
How about asking Dominic Bellizzie if he wants to be the Coatesville Chief?
"Council also recently approved an early-retirement package for police officers including Chief Julius Canale. Simpson previously said that the city would like Canale to remain as chief on a temporary basis, but understands his desire to benefit from the buyout package. Therefore, council will need to approve a contract with the chief to keep him on staff."
Coatesville to hold special meeting tonight
By ERIC S. SMITH
esmith@dailylocal.com
Posted: 06/04/12 12:01 am
I believe that Dominic Bellizzie would consider coming back to the City of Coatesville Police Department. Maybe he's tired of commuting to Solebury Township from Coatesville.
Back in 2006 then District Attorney of Chester County Joe Carroll had this to say:
DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICE OF CHESTER COUNTY
"I am sorry to hear that Coatesville Police Chief Dominic Bellizzie will be leaving his position to become Chief of Police in Solebury Township, Bucks County. Solebury Township's gain is Chester County's loss.
Chief Bellizzie did an excellent job in what is probably the most difficult law enforcement position in Chester County. The police department in Coatesville is understaffed and overworked, and has been for many years. Despite those challenges, Chief Bellizzie and his officers have made significant progress in improving the quality of life in the city since his appointment. I have great respect for the accomplishments of the Chief and the officers he leads, and was looking forward to continued progress as Coatesville implemented an unprecedented redevelopment plan.
Although I have not had a chance to speak to Chief Bellizzie about this recently, my impression from prior conversations was that the constant rumors and speculation in the media that his firing was imminent, and the lack of support from Council for the chief and the department was a factor in his decision to seek another position. In my opinion, Chief Bellizzie had opportunities to move to what most people would consider more attractive positions on many occasions, but he liked the challenge his position presented, and genuinely cared for the people he served. However, it is extremely frustrating and difficult to be effective in a situation where a chief does not know if he has the confidence of his governing body, and does not know if he will receive the resources and autonomy he needs to do his job correctly.
I think that the resignation of Chief Bellizzie will have a very bad impact on morale in the police department. The chief was a respected leader both within the department and elsewhere. I will not be surprised if the chief's resignation influences other officers to seek employment elsewhere.
Coatesville has an excellent police department, but the loss of Chief Bellizzie will be a setback, and it will take time to recover. While there are qualified candidates to succeed the chief within the department, their promotion will not immediately replace the skills and experience Chief Bellizzie takes with him. If a chief is hired from outside, there will be an adjustment period. I am concerned, too, that it will be difficult to attract candidates of Chief Bellizzie's caliber to a position with so many challenges at a time of political transition.
Concerns notwithstanding, it is time to move on. It is my hope that Coatesville City Council will take the steps necessary to ensure that they find the best-qualified candidate for chief…"
http://dsf.chesco.org/da/cwp/view.asp?A=11&Q=621960
Former Coatesville Police Chief Dominic Bellizzie didn't want to leave the Coatesville PD. I believe he was forced out because they needed someone who would support giving Richard Legree a supervisory part in the Coatesville Police Department. Some people including me were aware of this in 2005:
The article below is no longer available on line. It is from my personal records:
Chester County Reporter
Story filed 10 January 06
Coatesville residents turnout to support Krack, Bellizzie
By Allen Davis
9 a.m., 10 Jan 06
Coatesville residents crowded into City Hall last night wanting to know if there was truth to reports that City Manager Jean Krack and Police Chief Dominic Bellizzie are to be replaced in the near future.
"I don't respond to rumors," council President Kareem Johnson said. Johnson would comment only that last night was the first time he had heard council was considering creating a new superintendent of safety position that would oversee the police.
Lt. Matt Gordon specifically asked whether rumors were true that Richard Legree, a constable and former Valley police officer, was to be named superintendent of safety.
"This is the first time I heard that," Johnson responded.
Council members Marty Eggleston and Ed Simpson both said last night they had no problem showing public support for both Krack and Bellizzie.
Fifteen off-duty police officers, all in uniform, turned out last night to show their support for Bellizzie whom has been credited with ridding the streets of open-air drug markets and professionalizing the 32-man department.
Bellizzie was also supported by the Coatesville NAACP. "Chief Bellizzie is my buddy. I don't want anybody messing with him," said Louise Hopkins, president of the Coatesville NAACP. Bellizzie, who is white, is the first city police chief to meet regularly with the NAACP over such issues as profiling.
"Without Jean Krack and his people (staff), you're going to set the city back five years," said Elwood Dixon, a Caln resident but who owns property in Coatesville.
Ricky Saha urged the new council members to work with Krack and his staff. "I called Krack and said I was going to do anything I could to keep him and others on," said Saha.
Ricky Saha is the son of Dick Saha who waged a six-year legal and political battle to force the city to halt the city from using its eminent domain powers to take his Valley Township farm for a golf course.
Johnson said all new council members are 100 percent for the city's revitalization and he looked forward to working with the three council members remaining from last year's council. ". . . but we're going to move forward," he said.
Added council Vice President Robin Scott: "There is going to be change . . . and some people are scared of change."
Johnson, Scott, Patsy Ray and Kurt Schenk were all elected in November. The four defeated incumbents David Griffith, Bill Chertok, Carmen Green and David DeSimone.
Last night Schenk implored residents to give the new council members a chance.
"Before you listen to rumors, give us a call . . . Please give us a chance," he said.
You can write to Allen Davis at allen@chestercountyreporter.com
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I love throwing parties and getting together with friends, but I have learned over the years that simple and easy is definitely best! If I try to get to0 fancy or over the top, I end up stressed out and totally ruin the experience for myself and sometimes those around me. No more! When I asked my son what he wanted for his birthday party this year, he decided on a movie party theme and I was so excited! We love movies at our house and I knew that lots of the things I ended up getting would be able to be re-used again and again.
We pre-filled the popcorn containers, but let the kids pick their own treats (which we just got from Costco) and they loved that part!
The cute cupcake picks and wrappers are also from Oriental Trading and they were super easy to assemble!
I just stuck the poster in a frame I already had, but I think it would look cute even just taped to the wall!
I also used my Heidi Swapp Light Box to announce what movie we were watching! Let me tell you, Little Rascals was a huge hit! Also, how cute is that birthday boy?!
Our theater room has equipment in it, but no furniture right now, so we dragged some mattresses off beds and a couch from another room and the kids loved it! Haha. Our equipment was super affordable (as far as theater equipment goes) and we have loved it so far! I'll link it at the bottom of the post if anyone is interested!
The entire treat table took me literally 20 minutes to set up the day of, and all the kids had a blast at the party! Definitely one of the most successful (and least stressful) kids parties I've ever thrown!
I hope your movie party is just as fun and easy!
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Southwestern Ontario gets first taste of famous Popeyes' chicken sandwich
Justin Zadorsky CTVNewsLondon.ca Web Writer
Published Monday, July 27, 2020 6:40AM EDT Last Updated Monday, July 27, 2020 6:44AM EDT
Popeyes' new fried chicken sandwich, seen here, has triggered an online debate about which fast-food chain serves the best sandwich. (Source: Twitter/@PopeyesChicken)
LONDON, ONT. -- It caused massive lines, and sometimes fights in the U.S. and now Popeyes' famous chicken sandwich has come to 11 locations in southwestern Ontario, including five in London, before it invades Canada as a whole.
In February the fast food chain confirmed that the sandwich would at long last be coming to Canada, but they did not provide any specific dates.
On Monday, it was announced that the sandwich had arrived at 11 locations in southwestern Ontario as a test round before their national rollout slated for the fall.
Five of those locations are in London, Ont. and will begin serving the sandwich as of Monday.
The other locations are in Windsor, Strathroy, Chatham, Sarnia, and St. Thomas.
This is not the first market to test the sandwich in Canada. The fast food chain says the sandwich was successful in Alberta earlier this year.
The infamous sandwich made headlines last year after it was launched in the U.S. and led to mania for those trying to get their hands on one.
Lines wrapping around blocks were seen in some places at the height of its popularity, and it even spawned a sketch on NBC's Saturday Night Live.
The 11 locations in southwestern Ontario are as follows:
840 Wellington Road, London, Ontario N6E 1L9
395 Clarke Road, London, Ontario N5W 5G5
580 Fanshawe Park Rd E, London, Ontario N5X 1L1
1160 Oxford Street West, London, Ontario N6H 4V4
3039 Wonderland Rd S, London, ON N6L 1R4
1375 Huron Church Road, Windsor, Ontario N9C 2K8
2854 Howard Ave, Windsor, Ontario N8X 3Y5
1 275, 323 Caradoc St S Unit1, Strathroy, Ontario N7G 2P3
756 St Clair St, Chatham, Ontario N7M 5J7
1337 London Rd, Sarnia, Ontario N7S 1P6
965 Talbot St, St Thomas, Ontario N5P 1E8
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The Co-operative Food in Warrington opening hours
ClosedThe Co-operative Food, Hawthorne Avenue, Warrington Monday 06:00 - 22:00 Tuesday 06:00 - 22:00 Wednesday 06:00 - 22:00 Thursday 06:00 - 22:00 Friday 06:00 - 22:00 Saturday 06:00 - 22:00 Sunday 06:00 - 22:00
ClosedThe Co-operative Food, Mercer Street, Warrington Monday 07:00 - 23:00 Tuesday 07:00 - 23:00 Wednesday 07:00 - 23:00 Thursday 07:00 - 23:00 Friday 07:00 - 23:00 Saturday 07:00 - 23:00 Sunday 07:00 - 23:00
ClosedThe Co-operative Food, 156 Knutsford Road, Warrington Monday 06:00 - 23:00 Tuesday 06:00 - 23:00 Wednesday 06:00 - 23:00 Thursday 06:00 - 23:00 Friday 06:00 - 23:00 Saturday 06:00 - 23:00 Sunday 06:00 - 23:00
ClosedThe Co-operative Food, 6 The Forge Shopping Centre, Warrington Monday 07:00 - 22:00 Tuesday 07:00 - 22:00 Wednesday 07:00 - 22:00 Thursday 07:00 - 22:00 Friday 07:00 - 22:00 Saturday 07:00 - 22:00 Sunday 10:00 - 16:00
ClosedThe Co-operative Food, 4 Holes Lane, Warrington Monday 07:00 - 23:00 Tuesday 07:00 - 23:00 Wednesday 07:00 - 23:00 Thursday 07:00 - 23:00 Friday 07:00 - 23:00 Saturday 07:00 - 23:00 Sunday 07:00 - 23:00
ClosedThe Co-operative Food, 92 Kingsway South, Warrington Monday 07:00 - 22:00 Tuesday 07:00 - 22:00 Wednesday 07:00 - 22:00 Thursday 07:00 - 22:00 Friday 07:00 - 22:00 Saturday 07:00 - 22:00 Sunday 07:00 - 22:00
ClosedThe Co-operative Food, 2 Common Lane, Warrington Monday 06:00 - 23:00 Tuesday 06:00 - 23:00 Wednesday 06:00 - 23:00 Thursday 06:00 - 23:00 Friday 06:00 - 23:00 Saturday 06:00 - 23:00 Sunday 06:00 - 23:00
ClosedThe Co-operative Food, 47 Cotswold Road, Warrington Monday 07:00 - 23:00 Tuesday 07:00 - 23:00 Wednesday 07:00 - 23:00 Thursday 07:00 - 23:00 Friday 07:00 - 23:00 Saturday 07:00 - 23:00 Sunday 07:00 - 23:00
ClosedThe Co-operative Food, 2 Lovely Lane, Warrington Monday 07:00 - 22:00 Tuesday 07:00 - 22:00 Wednesday 07:00 - 22:00 Thursday 07:00 - 22:00 Friday 07:00 - 22:00 Saturday 07:00 - 22:00 Sunday 07:00 - 22:00
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ClosedThe Co-operative Food, 176/178 Warrington Road, Warrington Monday 07:00 - 22:00 Tuesday 07:00 - 22:00 Wednesday 07:00 - 22:00 Thursday 07:00 - 22:00 Friday 07:00 - 22:00 Saturday 07:00 - 22:00 Sunday 10:00 - 16:00
ClosedThe Co-operative Food, 178-186 Padgate Lane, Warrington Monday 06:00 - 23:00 Tuesday 06:00 - 23:00 Wednesday 06:00 - 23:00 Thursday 06:00 - 23:00 Friday 06:00 - 23:00 Saturday 06:00 - 23:00 Sunday 06:00 - 23:00
ClosedThe Co-operative Food, 235 Church Lane, Warrington Monday 07:00 - 22:00 Tuesday 07:00 - 22:00 Wednesday 07:00 - 22:00 Thursday 07:00 - 22:00 Friday 07:00 - 22:00 Saturday 07:00 - 22:00 Sunday 07:00 - 22:00
ClosedThe Co-operative Food, 138 Orford Lane, Warrington Monday 07:00 - 23:00 Tuesday 07:00 - 23:00 Wednesday 07:00 - 23:00 Thursday 07:00 - 23:00 Friday 07:00 - 23:00 Saturday 07:00 - 23:00 Sunday 07:00 - 23:00
ClosedThe Co-operative Food, The Bridges, Warrington Monday 07:00 - 22:00 Tuesday 07:00 - 22:00 Wednesday 07:00 - 22:00 Thursday 07:00 - 22:00 Friday 07:00 - 22:00 Saturday 07:00 - 22:00 Sunday 07:00 - 22:00
ClosedThe Co-operative Food, 96-98 Capesthorne Road, Warrington Monday 07:00 - 23:00 Tuesday 07:00 - 23:00 Wednesday 07:00 - 23:00 Thursday 07:00 - 23:00 Friday 07:00 - 23:00 Saturday 07:00 - 23:00 Sunday 07:00 - 23:00
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Elle a participé aux Jeux olympiques de 2004 à Athènes et aux Jeux olympiques de 2008 à Pékin où elle a été porte-drapeau de la délégation des Maldives.
Lors de ces deux éditions de ces Jeux olympiques, elle a concouru en 50 m nage libre ; elle a fini huitième de sa série éliminatoire en 2004 avec un temps de 31,26 secondes et septième de sa série éliminatoire en 2008 avec un temps de 30,21 secondes.

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Your ISP may be delivering slower download and upload speeds than it promised when you signed up, but wide variations in test results could leave you scratching your head.
Are you getting all the network bandwidth you're paying for? Good luck trying to find out.
As Rani Molla reported recently in the Wall Street Journal, some ISPs are delivering download speeds up to 41 percent slower than they advertise. The figures were compiled by speed-test service Ookla, which owns Speedtest.net.
According to Ookla's figures, the folks in Idaho Falls, Idaho, realize only half the download speed their ISPs claim to provide. Internet users in London, Ky.; Huntington, W. Va.; and Odessa, Texas, don't fare much better: all receive information over their network at speeds far below what their ISPs promise.
When I tested more than a half-dozen network speed calculators, the results varied by a factor greater than 10: the lowest reported download speed was a snail's-pace 783Kbps usingDSLReport.com's Flash-based test. Another test using the same service resulted in a download speed reading of 11.237Mbps.
The highest download speed test result I recorded was 13.06Mbps using the HTML5-based test at SpeedOf.me (shown at the top of this post). However, the same test generated a download speed of 4.87Mbps on the connection two days later.
Conversely, the results of the upload tests at the various services were consistently at or just under 2Mbps. The exceptions were upload-test results at DSLReports.com, whose testing was so inconsistent I ended up discarding all of the service's results.
I ran the tests at DSLReports.com about a dozen times: three times the download results were under 1Mbps, five times they were between 1Mbps and 4Mbps, twice they were around 8Mbps, and three times the download speed the test reported topped 10Mbps.
Does the type of speed test make a difference?
Many experts claim HTML5-based speed tests are more accurate than tests that use Java and Adobe Flash. Others point out that multithread tests such as those used by Ookla (Speedtest.net and branded by many ISPs) don't represent real-world network traffic as well as single-thread tests.
The most consistent test results were recorded at Speakeasy's Flash-based Speed Test and atTestMy.net's HTML5-based tester. Of course, the services' tests may be consistently wrong. After running several tests over a span of days, all of Speed Test's download results were within a few kilobits of 11.5Mbps. TestMy.net's download scores in both its single- and multithread tests exhibited a bit more range than those of Speakeasy's Speed Test, but they averaged about 11.2Mbps.
The results of the HTML5-based speed tests conducted at Bandwidth Place ranged from 5Mbps to 11Mbps, those at Toast.net exhibited a similar range, and the Flash-based tests at ZDNet's Broadband Speed Test recorded speeds from 5.8Mbps to 11.4Mbps.
With only one exception, all the download tests I ran at theAT&T Internet Speed Test and at Ookla's Speedtest.net indicated speeds of 11.5Mbps or greater. One of the dozen-or-so tests recorded a download speed of 10.4Mbps, and several of Ookla's Flash-based test results exceeded 12.5Mbps for downloads.
After conducting more than 100 network speed tests from many different providers over the course of several days, I'm confident my ISP is delivering speeds approximating -- and perhaps exceeding -- those it promised when I signed up for the service. Whether any of the speed tests I tried truly represent real-world network traffic is debatable.
HTML5-based speed tests such as those offered by SpeedOf.me and TestMy.net seem to have an advantage in that they require no additional software. If you suspect you're paying for more bandwidth than you're actually getting, you needn't trust your ISP's test results to make your case -- especially if you happen to live in one of your service's dead zones. Hello, Pocatello!


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Brendon Urie Slams Scooter Braun Amid Taylor Swift's Drama: 'Toxic Bulls**t'
By bc12 1 week ago
Braun's firm, Ithaca Holdings, recently acquired Big Machine Label Group, the document label Swift belonged to from her debut album to 2017's "Reputation." The acquisition prompted Swift to pen a blog on Tumblr about how upset she was over Braun having management over her music catalog. The "You Need To Calm Down" singer mentioned Braun "stripped her of her life's work," tried to "dismantle" her profession and bullied her for years.
Swift additionally referred to as out Braun for his involvement with the drama she's had with Justin Bieber, Kanye West and Kim Kardashian West.
"All I could think about was the incessant, manipulative bullying I've received at his hands for years," she wrote in her weblog publish. "Like when Kim Kardashian orchestrated an illegally recorded snippet of a phone call to be leaked after which Scooter bought his two purchasers collectively to bully me on-line about it. (See picture) Or when his consumer, Kanye West, organized a revenge porn music video which strips my body naked."
The singer left Universal Music Group final 12 months and later referred to as Braun buying her earlier music catalog the "worst case scenario."
Urie, who collaborated with Swift on the one "ME!", went on to name Braun a "fucking asshole" within the Twitch video, and puzzled aloud if it was even authorized for Braun to have the catalog.
"I thought that was illegal to do a business turn behind the people who wrote the stuff," he mentioned. "Like you can't do it without their knowledge. There's a certain amount of time legally that you have to let the people know…like there's gotta be a precedent for that—not toxic masculinity. I stand with Taylor, of course: It's a shit show to learn how awful people can be…just for some profit…and maybe some clout."
Outside of Braun, Swift's weblog publish additionally lambasted Big Machine Label Group founder Scott Borchetta, who she mentioned refused to let her personal her personal music or enable her to buy it again.
"This is what happens when you sign a deal at fifteen to someone for whom the term 'loyalty' is clearly just a contractual concept. And when that man says 'Music has value', he means its value is beholden to men who had no part in creating it."
In addition to Urie including his two cents on the drama, the hashtag #WeStandWithTaylor has since gone viral. However, Braun and Borchetta even have supporters. Stars like Demi Lovato, Sia and Bieber have come to their defense on social media.
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Mokrousovo () is the name of several rural localities in Russia:
Mokrousovo, Republic of Bashkortostan, a village in Iskinsky Selsoviet of Ufa, the Republic of Bashkortostan
Mokrousovo, Kemerovo Oblast, a village in Sidorovskaya Rural Territory of Novokuznetsky District of Kemerovo Oblast
Mokrousovo, Kurgan Oblast, a selo in Mokrousovsky Selsoviet of Mokrousovsky District of Kurgan Oblast
Mokrousovo, Kursk Oblast, a village in Podovsky Selsoviet of Khomutovsky District of Kursk Oblast
Mokrousovo, Yaroslavl Oblast, a village in Chebakovsky Rural Okrug of Tutayevsky District of Yaroslavl Oblast


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Carnivals Brought Hope During Depression Era
By Charles Cooper
Hello everyone hope you're having a good week. As I said last week I wanted to do my annual column about the origin of the Watermelon Carnival. Having said that, I hope this year they will acknowledge Mr. Bill Trusty as the last survivor of the group of businessmen who started this tradition.
I know most of you already know the story but for those who don't and for those who like to go down memory lane this is for you.
The year was 1931 and the country was in the grip of the depression. The Peoples Bank of Water Valley had failed, the railroad shops were gone and cotton was seven cents a pound. Paying jobs, if you could find one, were about fifty cents a day.
The businessmen and civic leaders led by Edwin Blackmur wanted to do something to take peoples minds off of the hard times even if for only one day. They had heard about the Peach Festival in Forrest City, Ark., so they sent a delegation to get information as to how organize such a venture.
They hired the firm of Bright and Newhouse to supervise in the building of the floats and the decorations of the stores on Main Street. The Jaycees were at the forefront of all this and they included nearly every young businessman in town. The first Watermelon Queen was Eleanor Houston.
A parade was held beginning at the park and ending at the old gym, where the City Hall is now. The railroad division office was still there and since there were no spotlights, donated red and green flares were carried by two boys walking on each side of the street.
Surrounding towns entered floats and also their high school bands. Shine Tyson, owner of the Grand Theater and an artist in his own right, entered a float and helped decorate some of the other floats. The first free watermelon cutting was presided over by Mr. Joab Mauldin and drew a large crowd. This became a regular part of the carnival each year.
Mr. Herman White, the largest grower in the state, provided melons each year thereafter. This helped promote Water Valley as a watermelon center and at one time it was known as the Watermelon Capital of the World. This led to the founding of the Watermelon Growers Association which shipped melons to many of the northern cities.
Papa Badley said that in a good year he made as much off an acre of watermelons as he could off an acre of cotton with less work. I can barely remember as a little kid going to the railroad siding and watching them load the melons in the freight cars. I remember a small table set up and Mr. Harvest French cutting a watermelon and giving me a slice.
The fame of Water Valley melons grew so that everyone with a truck would go through the Delta and advertise Water Valley melons and many had never been close to Water Valley. You younger people would find it hard to believe that most melons were sold for about a penny a pound.
As usual I digress so back to the parade and the Coronation Ball. The first year Buck Suratt was head of the entertainment committee and he hired the Colie Smoltz orchestra from Memphis to provide the music and they were so popular that they came several more years. I realize by today's standards this doesn't seem like such a big deal but in 1931 people didn't have much in the way of entertainment and it was a chance to meet old friends who had moved away.
It was estimated that first year that about twenty-five thousand people attended so it was a great success. The carnival was suspended just prior to WW11 and started back in 1980 and has been a success every year. The constraints of space didn't permit me list all of the organizers of the first carnival and the Queens up to 1941 but the lists were impressive.
I hope you have enjoyed this bit of history and I hope to see many of you at this year's festivities. My email address is charlescooper3616@sbcglobal.net or write me at P.O. Box 613189 Memphis, Tn 38101 and have a great week.
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2. he said to Nathan the prophet, "Look, I live in a house of cedar but the ark of God is housed in a tent."
3. Nathan replied, "Do as it seems fit to you for Yahweh is with you."
5. "Go and tell my servant David, this is what Yahweh says: Are you able to build a house for me to live in?
6. I have not dwelt in a house since I brought the Israelites up from Egypt to the present day, but I went about with a tent for shelter.
7. As long as I walked with the Israelites, did I say anything to the chiefs of Israel whom I commanded to shepherd my people Israel? Did I say: Why have you not built me a house of cedar?
8. Now you will tell my servant David, this is what Yahweh of hosts says: I took you from the pasture, from tending the sheep, to make you commander of my people Israel.
9. I have been with you wherever you went, cutting down all your enemies before you. Now I will make your name great as the name of the great ones on earth.
10. I will provide a place for my people Israel and plant them that they may live there in peace. They shall no longer be harassed, nor shall wicked men oppress them as be-fore.
11. From the time when I appointed judges over my people Israel it is only to you that I have given rest from all your enemies. Yahweh also tells you that he will build you a house.
12. When the time comes for you to rest with your ancestors, I will raise up your son after you, the one born of you and I will make his reign secure.
13. He shall build a house for my name and I will firmly establish his kingship forever.
14. I will be a father to him and he shall be my son. If he does wrong, I will punish him with the rod, as men do.
15. But I will not withdraw my kindness from him as I did from Saul when I removed him out of your way.
16. Your house and your reign shall last forever before me, and your throne shall be forever firm."
17. Nathan repeated these words and related this vision to David.
18. Then King David went in, sat before Yahweh and said, "Who am I, O Yahweh God, and who is my family that you have brought me so far?
19. Yet this was not enough for you, O Yahweh God, for you have also spoken of your servant's house for a long time to come. Is this the way men act, O Yahweh God?
20. What more can David say to you? You know your servant, O Yahweh God!
21. You fulfill your promise and carry out your plan, as you do now in bringing about all these great things and revealing them to your servant.
22. Therefore you are great, O Yahweh God, for there is no one like you, nor is there a God other than you from all that we ourselves have heard.
23. Is there on earth another nation like your people Israel, whom God has come to redeem, and to make his people? Indeed you made them famous when you did, for your glory, great and awesome things, rescuing them out of Egypt, from their people and their gods.
24. You have set apart your people Israel to become your people forever; and you, Yahweh, have become their God.
27. because you, O Yahweh of hosts, God of Israel, have made it known to your servant and have said to him: 'Your family will last forever.' This is why I have dared to address this prayer to you.
29. please bless my descendants, that they may continue forever before you. For you, O Yahweh God, have spoken and, with your blessing, my family shall be blessed forever."


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Due to popular request ( ), we are trying a new event at the convention this year - Cosplay Chess.
We will be looking for 32 chess pieces, and 2 chess masters for the event, as well as alternates. You do not have to know how to play chess if you are chess piece, all moves will be coordinated by the chess masters.
As this is Cosplay Chess, your character cosplay will be the deciding factor in who gets to participate. This is not a first-come, first-serve sign-up -we will be looking for complete cosplays, with a preference for well-known characters. This is a separate event from the Cosplay Contest, you will not be judged on the quality of the cosplay, or if you made it yourself - you just need to be a recognizable character.
If you are interested in being a chess master, or want to help out in another way, please let us know by posting here, or via e-mail or PM.
Sign-ups will be open until August 25th, or until all the spots are full. Players will be notified of their team and position the week before con, and will be required to attend a meeting before the event.
This Evil is up for it. I've already sent in a forum for it.
I missed my chance to be in the cosplay chess at Animazement so I'm excited about getting another chance.
To think I came here with the intend of waking this thread up.
Eh, what fi you have other characters with you and therefore a high probabality of special attacks the likes of which we just havent thought of in great detail? Im a pretty spontainious person after all.
I'll throw my name into the hat for being a chess master (though I am far from a chessmaster, hehe, I crack myself up).
I can't wait to apply. This would be so much fun because I've never done anything so crazy.
I sent in a form, but I'd like to know what day and time at the con this is scheduled for, as I didn't see it on the schedule and I'm staff so I have to make sure I can be available. Thanks!
This isn't official (yet), but its looking like Cosplay Chess will be Monday at 11am, with a mandatory pre-meet at 10am to discuss how things wil go (if you are staff, and can't make the pre-meet, let me know and we can work something out).
So far, we have received 6 registrations... we need 32 So keep those reg forms coming in.
Ah, I can try and get a few more of my friends to sign up, but then youd have to change the name to ''Bleach chess"
While it may be fun, I dont want to bleach-spam the hell out of an entire event.
Look at it this was, of all 32 pieces in a chess set, 16 are all the same (except for color).
What if my character is from a Miyazaki film? Which of the three categories would it fall under, or would I even be able to participate at all?
Staff is allowed to particitpate, you just need to make sure it doesn't interfere with your staff duties. If you are going to be at the general meeting/mini-con this weekend, come talk to me and we will see what we can work out.
wow that works out great, 'cause that is the area I am in, programing/gaming.
Bleach-tastic! I'm trying to convince my Ken-chan to join, and also get him to convince his big Bleach crew :3 The ones I marched in the Seattle Parade with!
Come on people! More pieces more pieces!
Do you have to have your badge number on the information?
If you don't have your badge number yet, we can add that information at con.
If we're short a few people, I'll enter once I can find out if there's anything else going on at the same time as the chess match.
Kissarmy: I got your pics, but not your form. Can you please try again?
Cosplay Chess will be held Monday, at 11am (with a mandatory pre-meet at 10am.) It's on the last day of the con, so there's usually only a few other panels going on at the same time. We hope to have the schedule up soon.
Save the blank .pdf to your desktop, then re-open it through that file. Fill out the form, and save it again. It won't save the filled in form, but it will tell you that it is saving the information on the form. Attach that file (it will look like a text file with an earth at top) to an e-mail and send it in. Fillable .pdf's can be pretty weird, but this should help.
"Data typed into this form will not be saved. Adobe reader can only save a blank copy of this form."
The form doesn't allow you to save the information. If you fill out the form, then hit the e-mail button, it sends all info in an .xml file... it just doesn't save a copy of the filled out form.
You can try the form again (don't worry about saving it), or you can just send me the info the form is asking for if it's just not working for you.
ok filled out your email thinger. sorry for all the trouble. hope i get to be in the chess game!!!
I sadly must withdraw from this event, as I am running the Wii Sports tournament at the same time. Thanks guys!
So far, there has only been one duplicate, and I may allow it because it's a variation of the costume (and I need the people ). If we start getting too many duplicates, I may post that we will not be accepting certain characters, or I may not... as the rules state, this is not a first-come, first-serve sign-up, the best cosplay will be the piece chosen.
That said, I don't want to run people off, or start an arguement - right now, we have about 14 of the 32 pieces we need, so I'm not turning anyone away. If you have multiple cosplays you would be willing to do, please, by all means submit more than one for consideration.
Pawns people, pawns. They all look the same. Two of a kind is pretty common on a board as well.
Okay, I really really reeeealllly need the address that I can send my form to. And not the e-mail address: I need the snail mail address. I want to send out the form today will the mail at 11:30am... can anyone help me?
I would say that a merchant of any kind is much like a Rook or a Bishop. However, it is all up to Jamiche to decide.
hey look, I actually committed to something. or was it being committed. Oh well. I sent in my registration info.
Is there a place to see what your schedule as staff looks like on the forums?? SO that i can tell if i can accually do this.
Best thing is to talk to the manager in charge of wherever you are staffing.That sort of stuff is usually not decided on until Friday before the con (at least for the yojimbo), but not sure how it works for whatever you're working. You can also talk to the manager to request to not work during the time this is going on so you can attend either way.
As of this morning, we have 18 registrations (and one one the way), so we are more than halfway there So please, keep those forms coming in.
You can attend Eric, we have lots of backup staff for gaming this year.
Is there a running list of what characters are already spoken for? I'm writing for my niece and her friend who want to be Sailor Moon and Ed. I'm the Aunt - so forgive my ignorance on this process!
So if we don't have a badge yet, do we just leave that part blank untill we get to the convention?
Cosplay chess sounds like fun! my friend and i are lookin forward! hi aunt S!!!!
We are accepting all registrations (I need people ). As the rules state, this is not a first-come, first-serve sign-up, we are looking for the best cosplay... but that's not to say we won't use duplicate characters.
There isn't a running list of who has registered (mostly because I haven't compiled it yet). As of right now, there hasn't been a Sailor Moon, and the only Ed we have is from Full Metal Alchemist. If you are interested in playing a certain character, and are concerned that someone else has already registered, PM me and I will try to let you know.
If you don't have you badge yet, don't worry about it.. we can fill that info in at the convention.
Thank You. now i have one more question for my friend. she is getting a costume, and the place she is getting it from said it should be there before the convention. but we cant get a pic of her in it before the 25th.
she wants to know if she can apply as Belldandy (ah my goddess) and send you the pic later.
we are both really lookin forward to playin cosplay chess!


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Yesterday the Senate Judiciary Committee held an important hearing entitled "Big Bank Bankruptcy: 10 Years After Lehman Brothers." Originally scheduled for October, but postponed because of the debate over the Kavanaugh confirmation, the hearing concentrated on legislation that would create a new "Chapter 14" of the bankruptcy code under which large financial institutions could go into bankruptcy without spreading the crisis to the rest of the financial system. The idea came out of research by the Resolution Project at Stanford's Hoover Institution, books such as Bankruptcy Not Bailout: A Special Chapter 14, and many suggestions, including by the witnesses at this hearing.
The hearing was significant because there was so much support expressed in favor of Chapter 14. Here is a video and written testimony. All three witnesses—Donald Bernstein of Davis Polk & Wardwell, Mark Roe of Harvard Law School, and Stephen Hessler of Kirkland & Ellis—were basically in favor of Chapter 14. This support follows endorsement by the Administration in a thorough Report issued last February by the US Treasury. It also builds on unanimous support by the House Judiciary Committee after hearings held there last year. Significantly, most experts are now fine with passing Chapter 14 without also repealing Title II of Dodd-Frank. Repeal had previously been an impediment to bi-partisan support in the Senate. Now Title II can stay in the law, even if it will not be used much with Chapter 14 there.
In any case, there is now no serious obstacle to passing Chapter 14 legislation, and while national attention on yesterday's hearing was nowhere near that on the Kavanaugh hearings, the issue is no less important. As Emily Kapur shows in a counterfactual, having a Chapter 14 reform of the bankruptcy code could prevent the catastrophic meltdown experienced 10 years ago which devastated many people's lives and left wreckage which we are still clearing up after ten years.
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Theatre for the Very Young a Success at San Diego Junior Theatre
Posted on December 11, 2019 by James Saba
Interactive show geared towards toddlers sold out all four performances
By Teresa Monaco
On November 16th & 17th, San Diego Junior Theatre launched its first foray into Theatre for the Very Young (TVY), a type of interactive theatre geared specifically toward toddlers ages 3-7. Wake Up, Brother Bear!, written by Janet Stanford and Kathryn Chase Bryer, takes little ones on a journey of a glorious year of seasons. They see a waterfall melt, meet a butterfly, chase an elusive fish, and skate on an icy pond.
"Theatre for the Very Young (TVY) is a new movement in children's theatre geared to toddlers and their guardians where audience members are given tasks and props that move the plot forward. The story doesn't move forward without the help of the audience. In effect, the audience is the cast," says Brother Bear Director and Junior Theatre Executive Director, James Saba.
"What I didn't expect was what a magical theatre experience this would be to parents and guardians. Watching a toddler get lost in the world of a leaf, flower, or firefly, is one of the purest and most thrilling experiences I have witnessed at Junior Theatre."
Wake Up, Brother Bear! was performed by two teaching artists, Mr. Marc and Miss Ciarlene, with the audience members sitting in a circle around them on-stage. Junior Theatre's production featured some added elements, including an original score by Ian Brandon. Two Junior Theatre students, Lainey Bowler and Katy Dawson, played "Park Rangers," acting as facilitators to help with props and the various interactive components of the performance.
Just minutes into Saturday morning's performance, Sister Bear became sick and was unable to finish the show, despite her best efforts. Park Ranger/Facilitator Lainey Bowler immediately jumped in and improvised Sister Bear's part, while Katy Dawson made sure to cover all of the Park Rangers' material. Having attended several rehearsals and learning the general structure of the show, the students had a 30 minute window to rehearse and successfully complete the second performance of the day without missing a beat.
Lainey and Katy exemplified one of JT's core values: resiliency. Despite the setback, they jumped in and enabled the show to go on. Other core values taught at Junior Theatre include identity, responsibility, community, and empathy. These are just a few of the many lessons and values that theatre education teaches young people today.
Wake Up, Brother Bear! was Junior Theatre's first TVY show, but it will not be the last. The level of engagement and excitement from the audience (kiddos and their parents) will serve as inspiration for the next one. According to Sidney Hambsch, Mom blogger/Instagram influencer, it was "The cutest thing we've done kid-wise in San Diego." Starting this winter, Junior Theatre will offer "Toddler and Me" theatre classes through its education program. Stay tuned for more fun toddler events and classes at San Diego Junior Theatre coming very soon.
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mirabyte has announced the first details about FrontFace, its brand new product for Windows enabled tablet PCs, netbooks and laptop computers. While the iPad and tablet PCs with Android OS are becoming more and more common due to the easy interaction they offer the user, Windows-based devices, which are generally more powerful, are not quite up to speed with their competitors yet. This is usually because Windows lacks an easy and intuitive user interface that also works well on touch screen devices and computers with smaller screens such as netbooks. mirabyte therefore now introduces FrontFace to prove that using Windows on tablet PCs and netbooks can greatly improve the user experience!
Windows is the most established operating system for desktop computers, but new device types such as touch screen computers or ultra mobile netbooks with a different focus on use cases and applications challenge Microsoft's operating system. Currently iOS and Android are popular in the area of mobile, Internet enabled devices.
Even though Windows 7 does support touch screen devices, poking around the tiny start menu with a finger is not quite what one would call a "user experience". The Windows platform is far more powerful and offers more diversity when it comes to applications and peripheral hardware. mirabyte has therefore introduced its latest innovation which is called FrontFace: Basically it is a "front face" for the Windows operating system (Windows XP, Vista and 7) that makes typical tasks like browsing the Web, using Web applications, checking emails, using Twitter or social networks, etc. far more easier. In addition locally installed applications are well supported, too. FrontFace offers a start page on which users can place their individual widgets and an App Starter for launching all kinds of applications. Another innovative feature of FrontFace is called "Notification Center"; this hub aggregates notifications from applications on the local computer and from various sources on the Web automatically. Notifications are presented to the user in different ways depending on their importance, relevance and personal preferences. FrontFace actively helps the user to cope with the immanent challenge of information overflow.
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I'm a mother of a daughter with juvenile diabetes and have just read about siblings being tested for relationship of measles vaccination and juvenile diabetes. I remember my daughter received vaccinations for school at age 6 and had a severe reaction the next day; she had severe headache that made her cry. She was diagnosed at age 11. I also remember reading someplace that sometimes it took years before the onset. I wonder how unique my experience is?
The possibility that measles vaccination might trigger clinical diabetes in susceptible subjects has been proposed for some time; but I could find no definitive reports in the National Library of Medicine. A definitive study of the possibility is part of a large on-going study called DAISY (Diabetes AutoImmune Study in Youth) and so far there is no evidence of a link. On present information it would be wrong to delay measles immunisation.


Samsung Galaxy S6 edge is the world's first invention that has dual sides. Samsung has launched this mobile phone recently and its popularity is touching the sky around the globe. Its design is so unique that one cannot stop looking at it in amazement. In short, it's the best looking phone made by Samsung so far. The main feature that has made it famous is the curve on both sides of the phone, which of course the name makes it quite obvious.
The good thing in Samsung Galaxy S6 edge is that they have managed to finish the product in a very fine way. The size of the screen is 5.1 inches but the handset is built in such a sophisticated way that it looks no bigger than an Apple 4.7 inch iPhone 6! This makes it handy and people with small hands can also get access to all areas of the phone quite smoothly. The material used around the edges is aluminum alloy which gives it a bold and strong finish.
Samsung Galaxy S6 edge has the same camera as Samsung Galaxy s6 that is 16 megapixels. Exynos octa-core processer and 1440p ultra-HD screen are two other features that both the Samsung handsets share.
If you want to know a setback in the design then it is the soft keys as they can be pressed accidentally. There is very tiny space between them which gets a little frustrating at times. Other than that it comes with high price, you have to spend lump sum amount of money to enjoy the handset. Also, an addition to the not-so-likeable design is that it has disappointing battery life and battery is not swappable.
Over all Samsung Galaxy s6 edge is a big hit, as it is an unusual elegant handset that has entered the market after a very long time. It's a mobile phone that is full of beauty, brains and magnificence.


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Morgan Riddle is a multi-talented American born on July 31st, 1997, and is a fashion influencer, social media influencer, and TikTok star; as of 2022, is 25 years old.
She rose to prominence as a result of her relationship with Taylor Fritz. Before proceeding, let's take a look at her profile summary. Also, we will write down facts about Morgan Riddle, and other interesting things about her.
Name Morgan Riddle
Date of birth 31st, July 1997
Net worth 2.5 million dollars
TikTok @moorgs
Instagram @moorgs
Relationship status Dating
Occupation Fashion influencer, TikTok star
She was born into the family of Mr. Riddle and Mrs. Heathen Riddle, grew up in Minnesota, and now resides in London. She is 25 years old and was born on July 31st, 1997. She's now a TikTok star and has amassed over 100,000 followers.
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Morgan Riddle's Information about her education was also obtained through her LinkedIn account, and she could tell us how she completed her primary education at a local school, which she went on to complete high school.
In 2015, she enrolled in Wagner College. In 2019, she obtained a bachelor's degree in English and graduated with flying colors. She was also a student at the American College of Greece.
From Information gathered via Morgan's LinkedIn profile, she mentioned how she started a job as an independent contractor for Augsburg College from 2014 to 2015.
She has also served as a marketer and social media influencer at Greenspring Media. She walked outside in the New York City emergency management department as an event intern and intern in 2019 for a food network.
In addition to creating content, she worked as a student director of media and editor at Wagner College while running a program there.
She is presently the media director for gamers' outreach and a host for the holy wire YouTube channel. She has also worked as an influencer campaign manager at a digital marketing firm, mute six.
As a social media influencer, she's very active online, and she has a TikTok account with almost 240,000 followers and an Instagram account so that you can follow her @moorgs.
Morgan has been in two relationships, including her current relationship. She was formally in a relationship with the founder of a hype house named Thomas Pension, and their relationship had been running smoothly until 2020. However, it was more of a secret relationship until it was revealed via online images.
No, there's no information about what led to their breakup. Still, we found out that she later got into a relationship with a famous American tennis player named Taylor Fritz. They've been dating since June 2020 and lived together for about two years, and the wall mentions their plans to stay together forever.
Taylor has worked hard, earned various awards, won most of his holders of the title of Master 1000, and ranked 13 for career-high singles usually awarded by the association of tennis professionals. He is currently competing in the Masters season and is expected to face Sebastian Baez of Argentina; according to Information gathered, he has a son with his former wife, Raquel Pedraza.
Unlike other Information that Morgan had displayed via her LinkedIn account, there's no information about her family.
She has to keep this part a secret. The only part she allows us to know is the relationship between her and her mum and how she explains her mum as her best friend.
For now, no information about her siblings or her father's whereabouts.
Apart from being a fashion influencer, Morgan has made an income from a TikTok account and is usually paid for her content.
Her net worth is estimated at 2.5 million dollars, so we can see that she has been making it big. It hurts from the job she gets offline and also from getting offline online.
Morgan Riddle is 25 years old and was born on the 31st of July 1997. Her zodiac sign remains Leo; this tells that she is a serious-minded person.
Morgan is a fashion influencer, TiK ToK star, and social media influencer. We can also tag her as a content creator because she does this on the TikTok app by uploading entertaining videos to her fans.
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Shergill, who was released by recently-relegated West Bromwich Albion earlier this year, was due to begin a two-year scholarship with the Saddlers at the start of July after putting pen-to-paper earlier this month, but will now join the Peacocks after the two clubs agreed terms on a surprise switch.
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Walsall defender Rico Henry has today been named on the shortlist for this season's Football League 'Young Player of the Year'.
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Following Saturday afternoon's pre-season victory over Luton Town, Walsall manager Dean Smith spoke to the local press and admitted that his pursuit of former Leeds United midfielder Zac Thompson appears to be off, as the player and his agent are considering other offers.
At this evening's 'Meet the Manager' session Walsall boss Dean Smith has confirmed that he would like to sign trialist Zac Thompson, revealing that the former Leeds United midfielder is also under offer from other clubs.