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November 1: Robert Reid Howison [1820-1906]
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Both a Lawyer and a Pastor
Robert Reid Howison was born on 22 June 1820. His parent's names are not recorded in the PCUS Ministerial Directory. Howison studied at the Fredericksburg Academy and then studied law privately before being admitted to the bar in 1841. He then entered the Union Theological Seminary in Richmond, VA, attending there from 1841-1843. Robert was licensed to preach on 27 April 1844 by East Hanover Presbytery and then ordained to the ministry on 4 October 1844 by Lexington Presbytery, being installed as pastor of the Presbyterian church in Staunton, Virginia, where he served from 1844-1845.
Ill health prompted him to be divested of office at his own request in October of 1845, and he resumed his legal practice, serving in that capacity from 1846-1870. He practiced law for many years in Richmond in the years leading up to the Civil War, and was engaged in a case held in the old capital building, when the floor of the building collapsed, and he was buried beneath the rubble. That injury left him recuperating for about three years, and it was 1873 before he returned to legal practice. He continued in that capacity until 1880, at which time re-entered the ministry, with renewal of his license to preach, under the authority of East Hanover Presbytery, in April of 1880.
He was re-ordained on 15 April 1881, also under the authority of East Hanover, and installed as pastor of the Samuel Davies Presbyterian Church, serving there from 1881-1883. He next answered a call to serve the Third Presbyterian Church in Richmond, VA, from 1883-1889, and then served as Stated Supply for the churches of Culpepper, Orange and Milder, 1889-1894,, and the Presbyterian church in Ashland, 1894 until retirement in 1903.
Rev. Howison was also a professor of American history at Fredericksburg College from 1894 until his death in 1906. He died on Tuesday morning, November 1, 1906 at his home in Fredericksburg, Virginia, at the age of 87. Honors bestowed during his life include the LL.D. degree, conferred by Hampden-Sydney College in 1897. He was as well an accomplished historian, having written a valuable history of Virginia and many other works of literature.
Chronological bibliography—
A history of Virginia : from its discovery and settlement by Europeans to the present time (Philadelphia : Carey & Hart, 1846-1848), 2 v. ; 22 cm. Contents include: vol. 1. Containing the history of the colony to the peace of Paris, in 1763; vol. 2. Containing the history of the colony and of the state from 1763 to the retrocession of Alexandria in 1847, with a review of the present condition of Virginia. Imprint of v. 2: Richmond : Drinker and Morris ; New York ; London : Wiley and Putnam, 1848. [HP #1533]
Vol. 1 online at http://digital.library.pitt.edu/cgi-bin/t/text/text-idx?c=darltext;view=toc;idno=31735054780162
Reports of criminal trials in the circuit, state and United States courts, held in Richmond, Virginia. Richmond, Va.: G.M. West & Brother, 1851), 120 p. Reprinted, New York, 1937. And again reprinted as Howison's Criminal trials of Virginia. Buffalo, N.Y.: Dennis, 1950, 1851. Online at http://www.heinonline.org/HOL/Index?index=trials/hwison&collection=trials
Cowan, Virginia M., An essay on "The world as it is" S.l.: s.n., 1857. Written by Virginia M. Cowan of Memphis, Tennessee, and read by R.R. Howison, Esq., at the commencement of the Richmond Female Institute, June 26th, 1857.
"History of the War." 1834-1864, Article [v. 1-2, chapter 1], appearing in The Southern Literary Messenger. Richmond, Va.: 1834ff.
Mutual Benefit Life In. Co. vs. Atwood's administratrix. D.M.–31 A. Richmond, Va., 1871. 33 p.
Fredericksburg: past, present and future. Fredericksburg, VA: R.B. Merchant, 1880. 52 p. Reprinted, Fredericksburg, VA: J. Willard Adams, 1898. New ed., with supplement, 80 p.
God and Creation. Richmond, VA: West, Johnston & co., 1883. 578 p.
"The New Testament Plan of Educating Candidates for the Christian Ministry," in The Southern Presbyterian Review, 34.4 (October 1883): 651-682.
Howison, Robert R., George D. Armstrong and Hugh Blair, Historical sketch of the Presbytery of East Hanover, Virginia. Richmond, VA: Whittet & Shepperson, 1887. 17 p.
A history of the United States of America. Intended for students in schools, academies, colleges, universities and at home, and for general readers. Richmond, VA: Everett Waddey Co., 1892. 936 p.
Posthumous Publications—
"Fredericksburg: Her People and Characters," in The William and Mary Quarterly, 2nd Series, 2.4 (October 1922): 221-238.
"Dueling in Virginia," in The William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine, 2nd Series, 4.4 (October 1924): 217-244.
Works concerning Robert R. Howison—
Stephens, Trina A. Jr., Twice Forty Years Of Learning: An Educational Biography of Robert Reid Howison (1820-1906); Ph.D. dissertation, available online at http://scholar.lib.vt.edu/theses/available/etd-51998-15534/
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Тетяна Іванівна Поліщук (7 квітня 1961) — сучасна українська, миколаївська художниця-живописець, художниця прикладного мистецтва.

Біографія
Народилась у Ростові-на-Дону (РРФСР).

В ранньому віці переїхала з батьками до міста Одеса (Україна). Закінчила студію образотворчого мистецтва обласного палацу піонерів ім. Я. Гордієнко.

1982 - закінчила Одеське театрально-художнє училище із червоним дипломом (керівник курсу заслужений художник України, одеський сценограф Зайцев С. М.).

1986 - переїхала до Миколаєва з родиною: чоловік Анатолій Поліщук (художник сакрального мистецтва), дочка Юлія Поліщук (художник-графік), син Богдан Поліщук (художник-сценограф).

Творчість
Виставкову діяльність розпочала у віці 14 років з персональної виставки "Сто акварелей" в кінотеатрі "Одесса".

В студентські роки брала активну участь в обласних виставках Спілки художників України (м. Одеса) живописними роботами.

Після переїзду до Миколаєва продовжила брати активну участь в обласних та всеукраїнських художніх виставках Спілки художників України.

1991 - на хвилі національного піденсення захопилася технікою соломоплетіня і почала виставляти паралельно із живописом декоративні скульптури у цій техніці. У цьому ж році вступила у Національну спілку майстрів народного мистецтва України.

У цей час також була членом молодіжної секції Національної спілки художників України.

1995 - спільна із Анатолієм Поліщуком, Юрієм Д`ячуком виставка в Одеському муніципальному музеї приватних колекцій ім. О. В. Блещунова.

1999, 2007 - брала участь у родиних художніх виставках (разом із чоловіком, дочкою та сином) в Миколаївському обласному художньому музеї ім. В. В. Верещагіна.

2001 - участь у родинній художній виставці (разом із чоловіком, дочкою та сином) в Миколаївському академічному українському театрі драми та музичної комедії.

2009 - участь у груповій художній виставці "Рибний день" в галереї "Ірена", м. Київ.

2010 - персональна виставка живопису, в галереї інституту післядипломної педагогічної освіти, м. Миколаїв.

2013 - персональна виставка живопису "Рецепт щастя" в Музеї книги і друкарства України, м. Київ.

2015 - персональна виставка живопису  "Створення Світу" в Музеї Лесі Українки, м. Київ.

2017 - персональна виставка живопису "Код життя" в Миколаївському обласному художньому музеї ім. В. В. Верещагіна.Роботи знаходяться в музеях Миколаєва, Одеси, Києва, в приватних колекціях України та за кордоном.

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The Hard Way: A Jack Reacher Novel
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THE #1 NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLING JACK REACHER SERIES THAT INSPIRED TWO MAJOR MOTION PICTURES AND THE STREAMING SERIES REACHER
"The truth about Reacher gets better and better. . . . This series [is] utterly addictive."—Janet Maslin, The New York Times
Jack Reacher was alone, the way he liked it, soaking up the hot, electric New York City night, watching a man cross the street to a parked Mercedes and drive it away. The car contained one million dollars in ransom money because Edward Lane, the man who paid it, would do anything to get his family back.
Lane runs a highly illegal soldiers-for-hire operation. He will use any tool to find his beautiful wife and child. And Jack Reacher is the best manhunter in the world.
On the trail of vicious kidnappers, Reacher learns the chilling secrets of his employer's past . . . and of a horrific drama in the heart of a nasty little war. He knows that Edward Lane is hiding something. Something dirty. Something big. But Reacher also knows this: He's already in way too deep to stop now. And if he has to do it the hard way, he will.
THE #1 NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLING JACK REACHER SERIES THAT INSPIRED TWO MAJOR MOTION PICTURES AND THE UPCOMING STREAMING SERIES REACHER
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Lee Child is the author of more than two dozen New York Times bestselling Jack Reacher thrillers, with most having reached the #1 position, and the #1 bestselling complete Jack Reacher story collection, No Middle Name. Foreign rights in the Reacher series have sold in one hundred… More about Lee Child
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Stuart Woods
The Investigator
John Sandford
Racing the Light
Robert Crais
No Plan B
Open Season (Movie Tie-In)
Distant Thunder
A Safe House
Mark Greaney
Deanna Raybourn
"A Reacher novel is the closest thing to guaranteed joy short of a honeymoon."—Rocky Mountain News
"Plenty of suspense writers play the tough-guy-with-a-heart-of-gold card, but Child is indelibly skillful, quickly sketching intriguing characters as he drops bombshell after bombshell. With its taciturn but engaging hero and almost unbearably prolonged tension, The Hard Way makes reading easy indeed."—The Miami Herald
"In The Hard Way, Reacher is better than ever."—Contra Costa Times
"[Fans] will find themselves hanging onto their armchairs for dear life. The Hard Way is a breathless, well-paced thriller."—Denver Post
"Nine red-hot books ago, Lee Child concocted the rough, tough Superman of the crime-busting genre, as smart and charismatic as he is unbeatable. And then Mr. Child broke the mold. Early next week (why delay good news?), Reacher returns in this series' 10th installment, The Hard Way. It's one more labyrinthine story that takes off like a shot: as usual, Mr. Child has you at hello."—Janet Maslin, The New York Times
Praise for the Jack Reacher series
"Jack Reacher is today's James Bond, a thriller hero we can't get enough of. I read every one as soon as it appears."—Ken Follett
"Reacher is the stuff of myth. . . . One of this century's most original, tantalizing pop-fiction heroes."—The Washington Post
"I'm a fan."—James Patterson
"The Reacher novels are easily the best thriller series going."—NPR
"Reacher is a man for whom the phrase moral compass was invented: His code determines his direction. . . . You need Jack Reacher."—The Atlantic
"I pick up Jack Reacher when I'm in the mood for someone big to solve my problems."—Patricia Cornwell
"[A] feverishly thrilling series . . . You can always count on furious action."—Miami Herald
Amazon's Top 10 Editors' Picks: Mysteries & Thrillers WINNER 2006
1. The Hard Way is set in New York City. Reacher is a wanderer, sometimes finding himself in small towns and sometimes in major cities. What made you decide to set a Reacher novel in New York?
I was living there full-time when I wrote it, which is part of the answer. The other part is that New York seems to be a home even for wanderers. Everyone needs a favorite place, and New York might just be Reacher's.
2. On a related note…one of the great mysteries about Reacher is where he goes when he's not in a novel. For example, The Hard Way begins with Reacher sipping coffee on Sixth Avenue in Manhattan. Readers wonder what was he doing three days before? A week before? How did he happen be in New York? How did he arrive there? When you sit down and write, do you give thought to that, or just to where he is headed next?
People sometimes complain that dangerous and exciting things happen to Reacher too frequently to be credible. I reply, it's only once a year—I write the other 364 books, but the publisher won't publish them, because they're too boring. So prior to his fateful espresso on Sixth Avenue, Reacher was drifting as usual—starting from Seattle, I think, and winding up in Manhattan that same morning, probably.
3. One of the more compelling aspects of the Reacher series is watching him guess wrong and then witnessing what he does to get back on the right path. How do you go about creating those situations? What do you start with?
I start with the available information, and let him take an intelligent guess. Sometimes he's right, and sometimes he's wrong. I want to keep him this side of Superman, so he can't get everything right.
4. One of the things that we love about the Reacher series is the way in which elements of Reacher's personality are sprinkled like bread crumbs throughout the novels. In The Hard Way, for example, we learn a bit about Jack's music tastes. Do you plan these bits of information or do they work their way in as you write?
Sometimes his tastes and experiences give him special insights, which are planned along with the plot, but mostly it's just a case of snippets of human interest cropping up as I go along.
5. You have become so identified with the Reacher series that Reacher almost is associated with you as an alter-ego. How much of Lee Child is in Jack Reacher?
Well, I'm real and he's fictional, but otherwise we're twins. In other words, if I could get away with it, I'd do what he does. All of it!
6. You have talked about the Reacher series being written so a reader unfamiliar with Reacher can pick up any book and read it without having to read what has gone before. Did you have that in mind when you first conceived the series?
Yes, I did. Personally I don't like references from one book to another— they strike me as too twee. So I made my mind up to avoid them. It makes the series accessible—The Hard Way is as good a place to start as any—and it fits with Reacher's personality: he likes to look forward, not back.
7. Lauren Pauling is one of our favorite female leads from your books. What inspired her? Is there a chance we will see Pauling in a future book—either an upcoming Reacher adventure or her own book?
Never say never, but to bring characters back might invite the kind of thing I just said I was trying to avoid. But I'm always happy when readers say they want a character to come back—it means the character worked.
8. One of the "givens" in Reacher novels is the intimate knowledge of the setting. While The Hard Way is set primarily in New York, where you reside, in other books Reacher moves across the Eastern half of the United States. Do you travel extensively, looking for sites for future Reacher novels? And once you find one, how do you research the intimacies of the city?
I do the research backward—I travel for other reasons—fun or promotion—and then later I might recall a place as being good for a novel's location. By which time I've forgotten the specifics—but don't forget Reacher only ever passes through, so first impressions are all he gets.
9. When you finally begin to write a novel, what is your writing schedule like?
I work from September through March. Maybe six hours a day, six days a week, with a couple of breaks.
10. You worked in television before becoming a bestselling novelist. Could you share how you made the transition from working for the small screen to writing novels? Had you always wanted to write novels full-time?
I always wanted to work in entertainment. I love the notion of pleasing an audience. The transition felt like a minor adjustment of medium, rather than a major adjustment of content.
11. We hear Jack Reacher is being "put on trial" at Thriller Fest, the International Thriller Writers conference in Phoenix, Arizona this July. What can you share with readers about that?
It's three things, really: a desire to make Thriller Fest a little different in style, plus a new approach to promoting the basic Reacher message (He's a tough guy, but he's got a heart of gold) and, I suppose, a wider examination of thriller ethics: we rely on our heroes to bend the rules, but do we really approve of that?
12. Have you ever had the urge to begin another series, with new characters, or perhaps with someone from one of the Reacher novels?
No, Reacher is what my readers want, and who am I to argue?
13. You are currently working on your eleventh Jack Reacher novel. What is the most challenging part of writing a long-running series? What can you tell us about the book?
Two challenges: one is to re-introduce the character each time in a way that explains him to new readers without boring existing readers; and to give a footloose wanderer like Reacher some emotional roots. Next year's book—Bad Luck and Trouble—kills both those birds by being about the past: a former colleague is murdered and another asks Reacher to put the old unit back together to investigate. First problem: most of the old unit is missing.
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The SMMT has called on Government to bring an end to the threat of a 'no deal' Brexit to restore consumer confidence following a 3.4% decline in new car registrations during March.
Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) chief executive, Mike Hawes, said that there was an "urgent need" to end the political and economic uncertainty and the potential for "additional friction that would increase costs and hence prices" in light of the disappointing 'plate change month performance.
Demand fell in the private and business sectors during the crucial car sales month, with registrations down 2.8% and 44.8% respectively, while fleet demand rose by a marginal 0.3% as the market slumped to its worst March registrations tally since 2013.
A total of 458,041 vehicles were registered in the UK last month, leaving the market down 2.4% YTD at the end of Q1, despite better weather on the forecourts than 2018, which was blighted by snowfall during the opening days of March.
Sue Robinson, director of the National Franchised Dealers Association (NFDA), blamed the "continued political uncertainty" for this year's decline.
Alison Ashley, head of automotive at RSM, suggested that March's registrations decline could be attributed to a softening of manufacturer push into the UK and a shortage of supply for petrol and alternative fuelled vehicles (AFV) to address a shift among consumers.
She said: "The drop in March registrations is not unexpected, due to Brexit uncertainty and the availability of the right stock. The shift in demand from diesel, to petrol, hybrid or electric vehicles has been acute; and in some cases, supply hasn't kept up with demand, so dealers are struggling to deliver the right mix of products for customers.
"This is unlikely to change quickly, so consumers will have to continue to wait longer for new car deliveries until supply levels return to normal, so Q2 could be a particularly difficult quarter.
"This, combined with a drive to focus on other markets across the globe, could be why some brands are not setting targets to grow market share in the UK.
"It will be interesting to see if, and which, brands look to adopt a similar approach; and how this will impact registrations later in the year."
Weighing up the direct impact on individual car retail businesses, meanwhile, Karl Davis, managing director of Coachworks Consulting, said: "Car retailers needed a strong finish to Q1 after what had been a flat start to the year.
"The challenge dealers face now is how to trade profitably in Q2 with Brexit still unresolved, talk of a General Election and the continued fall in diesel demand.
"If the new car market continues to shrink this year, we will still see the dominant players take a bigger share through bold marketing, aggressive pricing and acquisitions.
The SMMT reported that new car registrations had followed the trend of recent months in relation to a decline in the volume of diesel vehicles leaving dealer forecourts.
Diesel registrations fell 21.4% as petrol demand grew 5.1%.
Demand for Alternatively Fuelled Vehicles (AFVs) increased by 7.6% with 25,302 registered, meanwhile – the biggest March volume on record.
The SMMT said that declines were seen across almost every vehicle segment, meanwhile, including popular Dual Purpose (down 1.8%) and small family cars (down 4%).
However, superminis saw a 4.3% increase in demand, taking a third (33.7%) of all registrations.
Hawes called for Government policies to support the automotive sector, not least on vehicle taxation and incentives, to "give buyers the confidence to invest in the new car that best meets their driving needs", clearly indicating a need for a softening of policies perceived to be anti-diesel.


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During her illness Sybil was assisted emotionally and financially through multiple fundraising efforts by her friends to help offset daily living expenses while she underwent treatment. Sybil began to refer to her friends as her "angels". It was from the help she received during one of the most difficult times in her life she set out planning how she could help other women facing the same situation when she recovered.
Sadly on September 13, 2008 Sybil's body could no longer fight and it released her from over a year of pain and struggle. It is in her name; we as her friends move forward to help others in order to ensure Sybil and her dream are not forgotten.
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Visiting a valley so renowned for its spring and summer offerings can sometimes be a tricky proposition when it comes to the whole 365-days-per-year thing. Late snows means spring can often feel like an afterthought–a time of brilliant sunshine, gunmetal gray clouds, sleet, rainbows, rushing rivers, and everything in between. One minute you're bootpacking over soft spring snow in your tee shirt and the next you're scraping frost off your windshield. Variable weather and a sleepy town in recovery from an intense winter make for a slightly mellower and less predictable itinerary.
All the more reason to make your way here. "Spring is a great time to get out of town and recharge before the busy summer months," says Chelsea Beets, Senior Villa Rental Agent & Concierge at The Clear Creek Group. She's right. Whether you're visiting your property or want a taste of Jackson Hole at a different–but no less beautiful–time of year, take notes on Chelsea's tips for a superlative spring getaway.
You've probably noticed that Jackson Hole's outdoors aficionados never really take a day off from training, exploring, and pushing the limits. Neither should you! Spring means quiet trails just thawing out, wildlife sightings galore, and the chance to get in shape for summer adventures.
Wheel through Grand Teton National Park by bike. The Inner Loop Road is still closed at the Taggart Lake trailhead, which means you've got the whole stretch to yourself–perfect for a bluebird day in the mountain breeze. Even after the road re-opens on May 1, using the pathway system is a great way to pedal the park while trails remain snowed under.
Take advantage of the lack of crowds and visit the Craig Thomas Discovery & Visitor Center and the Jackson Hole and Greater Yellowstone Visitor Center. Pick up ideas and advice for summer adventure and enjoy interpretative exhibits–there's always something new to learn, even for the biggest JH stalwarts.
Make like a local and enjoy a leisurely stroll or run along the Snake River Levy (turn-offs before and after the Snake River Bridge on Highway 22). The trails are dog-friendly and connected to Jackson and Teton Village via the Jackson Hole Community Pathways system.
Pile into the car for a wildlife tour with Eco Tour Adventures. As wildlife migrate to summer ranges, dramatic sightings abound.
Refine your fly fishing skills or learn a new hobby with the expert guides at Jackson Hole Fly Fishing School or Fish the Fly.
Take aim on a vintage, Old West-style rifle at the Jackson Hole Shooting Experience.
Reflect on seasons past, present, and future while aligning yourself in holistic health practices. After spending a winter in heady outdoor adventure–or cooped up in the office–it feels good to Om.
Get on the mat at Inversion Yoga and give the Maui, Align and Reset, Hot 60 or 75 classes a try.
If your joints still need to recover after one of the biggest ski seasons on record, try Medicine Wheel, which offers Restorative Yoga. Some classes zero in on specific complaints such as knee rehab and conditioning and shoulder and spine rehab. Medicine Wheel also offers a whole suite of chiropractic mind-body-health services.
Treat yourself to some in-town luxury at Grace Spa, a sanctuary tucked in just a couple blocks off the Town Square.
As shops switch over their inventories, you'll benefit from screaming deals on winter gear. Plus, Jackson Hole's small boutiques are chock full of thoughtfully curated items–perfect for gifts or striking accents in your second home.
Find a greeting card that'll give you a belly laugh and snag some souvenir glassware from MADE.
Don't miss a gander at the new Mountain Dandy showroom, full of unique homewares.
Pop into ROAM, a fairly new shop that carries quirky artisanal jewelry, decor, and more.
Make your rounds at High Country Outfitters, Skinny Skis, Teton Mountaineering, and Hoback Sports for all the best new gear and sales on last season's gear.
Toast the longer, sunnier days or focus on your nutritional goals. Spring is always a good time to hit reset and make a new beginning. Being in Jackson Hole is always a celebration, after all.
Sign on for a private cooking lesson with Alicia Brieger of Unprocessed Kitchen.
Be there when valley classic Dornan's re-opens on April 28th. Now's the time for cocktails with a view and long soaks in the spring sun…or is it always the time for that?
Check out these nourishing, all-natural options for your spring detox: Healthy Being Juicery and Lotus Cafe.
Skip the diet for a day and splurge on Philly tacos with all the toppings at Big Hole BBQ followed by Continental-style desserts, gelato, and coffee at Coco Love.
2017 marks the 50th anniversary of Elk Fest, a beloved local tradition and the chance to score some 10-points of your own. May 20-21.
The 36th Annual Old West Days fall a bit later on May 26th-29th. Browse traditional crafts and culture at the Mountain Man Rendezvous, catch the parade, or score your own commemorative mug at the Old West Brew Fest.
If you're at the point of the run-down where hopping on the soonest flight to Jackson Hole is sounding pretty tempting, take note of these Clear Creek Group offerings, personally recommended by Beets for their convenience, extras, and views, views, views.
Stay right in the center of things in downtown Jackson in one of the Pearl at Jackson Units. Walk to shopping and dining while remaining just a quick car ride from Grand Teton National Park. Each unit is swanky, contemporary, yet full of Old West luxury touches. This is Jackson Hole, urban-style.
Meanwhile, Golf and Tennis 15 offers exclusive cabin seclusion nestled between Grand Teton National Park and the town of Jackson. Soaring windows bring spiring views of the Tetons right into your living room while deep soaking tubs and a spacious outdoor terrazza allow for fireside chats late into the night.
To book your own spring fling in Jackson Hole, contact The Clear Creek Group's concierge team at 877-427-3400 or info@tccgjh.com.


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I bought these gorgeous fabrics. Normally I have difficulty finding fabrics for a particular pattern. This time I found the fabrics w/o a pattern in mind and I'm having a total block on how to best show case these fabrics in a quilt! Please help me find the purrrrrfect pattern! Thank you!
The stripped fabric doesn't look like it blends, but it does. I was actually picturing using it as my binding.
I just got the "Swoon" pattern download from Connecting Threads and it would be great in these fabrics.
Gorgeous fabric! Yep, I have done that also.
Your stripe fabric would be gorgeous cut on a diagonal for the binding - also easier to match up seams.
striped fabric is awesome for binding. Sorry, I have no ideas, but you picked a gorgeous collection.
How about Shadowbox with the darker purple as the shadow? Beautiful fabrics and I would use the stripe for the binding too. I usually do straight edge binding but in this case I might do bias binding to get the Barber pole effect.
Chopsticks would be cute in this if you had enough of the fabric that reads solid or add one like a white.
When I saw your fabrics I thought of the "Swirly Girls designs" a pattern called "Focus Pocus" - I saw the pattern on this board - one of our members - Tealfalcon - has the quilt as her avatar. Try looking it up on this board - I haven't quite figured out how to link it here.
You got some really good suggestions. Lovely material. Let us know what you decide to do with it.
It's kind of like "Fatty Fatty Two by Four" by Thimbleberries??
Thank you! I found the Fatty Fatty pattern. Omg, the fabrics that the actual pattern used made the quilt look ugly! I'm always amazed at how different the same pattern can look based on the fabric/colors used.


"Our movement and people are being destroyed in an unbelievable way, with silence from everyone. We feel, your Excellency, that the United States has a moral and political responsibility towards our people, who have committed themselves to your country's policy." Kurdish leader Mustafa Barzani's message to Kissinger, 1975.
"Promise them anything, give them what they get, and f… them if they can't take a joke." Kissinger to a staff member regarding the Kurds, 1975.
In 1958, a military coup led by General Abdul Karim Qassim overthrew the Iraqi monarchy and, for the first time in history, the provisional Constitution of the new republic of Iraq proclaimed that "the Arabs and Kurds are associated in this nation." President Qassim, whose mother was a Kurd, invited Mulla Mustafa Barzani, leader of the Kurdish movement since 1946, to come back from exile in the USSR. The Mulla and his followers were received with joy in Baghdad.
Their friendly relationship lasted for only five years. The Baathists overthrew Qassim and executed him in 1963. Until 1972 the struggle for basic autonomy by the Kurds was most often suppressed by Baghdad. The Kurds in Syria, Turkey, and Iran also were seriously involved in attempts to obtain at least some basic human rights. Sadly, all failed.
By the time President Nixon was elected and Dr. Kissinger became the most important American foreign policy decision maker, Iraq had already developed a very friendly relationship with the former USSR. Washington did not like this cozy-client link between Baghdad and Moscow. As a result, a tripartite plan was formed between the US, Iran, and Israel. In this plan, the Kurds were given adequate support to keep make Baghdad busy and take its energy, but not enough to achieve any meaningful results. Some old and rusty Russian-made weapons captured by America in Vietnam and those seized by Israel from its Arab neighbors were given to the Kurds in Northern Iraq. The Baathist forces withdrew from Kurdistan and a much weaker Iraqi government made both Iran and Israel very happy.
Unfortunately for the Kurds, during an OPEC meeting in 1975, Saddam and the last Shah of Iran agreed to settle their differences and signed a treaty of friendship, known as the Algiers Agreement. In this treaty Iraq formally conceded to Iranian territorial demands in return for the Shah terminating support for the Iraqi Kurdish rebels. Dr. Kissinger approved this agreement that marked the end of Kurdish autonomy in Iraq. Indeed, the Shah was more worried about the uprising of the Iranian Kurds than about what was going on in Iraq. However, as a weak puppet, the Shah was only doing what Dr. Kissinger told him to do. The end result, nevertheless, was the collapse of Kurdish resistance and the onslaught of Saddam's Anfal plan and killing machine of genocide. This is one of the West's worst records of cynical-bloody betrayal of the Kurds.
Shortly after the withdrawal of American help, a reign of terror began in all of the countries where the Kurds lived, but the worst was carried out in Iraq, resulting in the systematic killing and genocide of hundreds of thousands of civilians. According to Kurdish leaders, some 182,000 mostly unarmed civilian Kurds were murdered. Although, this reign of terror was ended in 2003 in Iraq and it may end in Syria soon, it is continuing in Turkey and Iran. The Turks still receive help from the US to terrorize and control their Kurdish population, the largest in the world.
Henry Kissinger's realpolitik or political realism refers to politics or diplomacy based chiefly on power and on practical and material considerations, rather than ideological notions or moralistic or ethical premises. This makes him a cold-blooded political murderer and war criminal. He left his bloody fingerprints behind in more than a dozen countries, such as Vietnam, Cambodia, Taiwan, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Iraq, Iran, Turkey, Syria, Cuba, Argentina, Chile, Cyprus, and Indonesia's East Timor. The American carpet-bombing of Vietnam and Cambodia left hundreds of thousands of civilians, mainly peasants, dead. Although a Jewish person, Kissinger can be heard saying on one of the Nixon Tapes that even the life of the Jews in a gas chamber in the USSR was not of his concern.
Mulla Mustafa Barzani, facing so many harsh circumstances, was also a realistic person. He had a very bad experience with the Shah of Iran. Thus, he was not surprised by the Shah's duplicity. But, it was not easy for the Mulla to understand that a superpower would let him down so abruptly. Mr. Barzani was ready to make Kurdistan into a 51st state of the US and provide crude oil for it. He sent a few desperate requests to the CIA, Dr. Kissinger, and President Ford. Mr. Barzani received no reply from any one of them. Mr. Secretary even denied the Kurdish request for humanitarian help from the US.
Apparently, when Kissinger was the king in Washington hardly anybody was able to criticize him. By early 1972, he was the real American Super Secretary of Sate. As "Man of the Year", he appeared on the cover of Time magazine in 1972. Kissinger and Le Duc Tho of Vietnam were jointly awarded the 1973 Nobel Prize. Tho declined the money but Henry harried to his bank happy with the blood of many innocent people on his hands.
Safire, formerly a Nixon speechwriter, criticized the most visible member of the old Nixon gang. The last Shah of Iran, then, "offered to help the Kurdish people- a non-Arab ethnic group-nearly three million of whom live in Iraq-in their long struggle for autonomy." According to him, the Kurds were "an ethnic group that only wanted to speak its language and pursue its cultural tradition… has been systematically uprooted and dispersed." The US, Israel, and Iran wanted to tie up a radical Arab army in Iraq.
But, as Safire (1977) argued, "In 1973, Kissinger did not want to [further] weaken the Arab cause." "The word went to the Kurds from the US and the Shah: Do not attack." The Kurds had to listen! Only a couple years later, directed by Kissinger, in the spring of 1975, the last Shah of Iran made a deal with the devil and sold out the Kurds, cutting off all supplies and telling them to give up any hope of autonomy.
Abdulla, a Kurdish scholar who knew Mulla Mustafa, wrote, "Barzani did not trust the Shah but trusted America. That was the mistake Mulla Mustafa made" (2012, p. 152). Mulla Mustafa visited the US twice. The first time in 1975, he was received as a national leader. The second time in 1979, he was not welcomed although he came for lung cancer treatment. According to Abdulla, Barzani was "a great embarrassment to Henry Kissinger as a constant reminder of the crimes he had committed against the Kurds" (p. 161). In 1979, coincidently, the Shah of Iran, with the help of Dr. Kissinger arrived here too, and was sequestered somewhere in the US for his cancer treatment.
Under Kissinger, American foreign policy led to the loss of human rights of the Kurds. The Shah then pulled the Persian rug out from under the feet of the Kurds! Almost a decade later, in 1988, Safire wrote that genocide, mass murders within borders, should not be ignored even if it happened within a sovereign state. He reported that the stench of genocide drifts from the Kurdish and the Hutu areas. Of course, to him, in the case of the Kurds, Kissinger was the main cause.
Later, a major blow to Kissinger's legacy came from a bright British journalist by the name of Christopher Hitchens. In his book, The Trial of Henry Kissinger, Hitchens (2001) called for the prosecution of Kissinger for war crimes, crimes against humanity, and crimes against international laws, including conspiracy to commit murder, kidnap, and torture. For examination of the alleged war crimes of Henry Kissinger, Hitchens presents evidence of Kissinger's involvement in a series of war crimes in a dozen nations including Kurdistan. Dr. Kissinger is in fact the single greatest unpunished murderer in the world. He is now a wanted war criminal. A few countries have already issued arrest warrants against him.
Paul Bremer was then seen as a messenger of calamity, disaster, and devastation. It was not uncommon, almost every morning, to see a few severed human heads in black plastic bags on the streets of many Iraqi cities. Also, no day passed, again mostly in the cities, without seeing stray dogs eating the flesh of human corpuses. In addition, Bremer, a sycophant and arrogant student of Kissinger, verbally insulted Mulla Mustafa Barzani. When he saw a picture of the Kurdish leader, Bremer allegedly said, "Who is that Dervish?" This word may be a reference to a humble and modest person. But, having learned it from the master, who is familiar with the British Imperial lexicon, Bremer did not mean well. His statement suggested disrespectfully the Kurdish national leader was a beggar, penniless, and homeless.
Sadly in August of 2012, Foreign Policy picked Dr. Kissinger as one of the 50 most powerful Republicans on American foreign policy. This magazine wrote, "When Henry Kissinger speaks, the world still listens." In an interview with the BBC on January 24, 2013, he expressed concern about Iran's nuclear program and Syria's civil war. Apparently, he is still catching up with the news. It is true that his name has become synonymous with realpolitik, but he is still a real criminal behind a number of cases of genocides. He should not be allowed to speak or be listened to. In addition to Kurdistan, he must be prosecuted for his global genocidal involvement in Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam, East Timor, Bangladesh, Cyprus, and Chile. Unfortunately, the world's number one state terrorist is still at large. His trials would be a defining case for the West's judicial credibility.
Before he dies, he must be tried and punished as a war criminal and his wealth given to study and prevent genocide around the world. As a dreadful, disgraceful, and discredited man, Dr. Kissinger, now should have the door shut in his face by every decent person and should be ostracized, shamed, detested, and dishonored. He has the blood of hundreds of thousands of innocent people on his hands. He should be punished before he expires. It would be an excellent lesson to others who want to commit crimes against innocent humans.
Abdulla, Jamal Jalal. The Kurds: A Nation on the Way to statehood. Bloomington, Indiana: AuthorHouse, 2012.
Foreign Policy. "The 50 most powerful Republicans on foreign policy." August 24, 2012.
Groth, Alexander J. "Henry Kissinger and the Limits of Realpolitik." The Israel Journal of Foreign Affairs, Volume 5, No. 1, January 2011, pp. 111-115.
Hitchens, Christopher. The Trial of Henry Kissinger. New York: Verso, 2001.
Hitchens, Christopher. "How Can Anyone Defend Kissinger Now? The Nixon tapes remind us what a vile creature Henry Kissinger is."slate.com, Posted Monday, Dec. 13, 2010, at 11:28 AM ET.
Latham, Aaron. "Kissinger-Safire Feud." New York Magazine, Vol. 9, No. 13, March 29, 1976, p. 34-36.
Safire, William. "Of Human Rights, Kurds and Kissinger." Sarasota Herald Tribune, Wednesday December 21, 1977, p. 7-A.
Also by the author: Koohzad, M. "Kurdistan Ignored Even by American Professional Geography Textbook Writers." The International Journal of Kurdish Studies, Vol. 22, Nos. 1 & 2, 2008, pp. 173-192.


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FILE – In this Nov. 7, 2020, file photo Vice President-elect Kamala Harris holds hands with President-elect Joe Biden and her husband Doug Emhoff as they celebrate in Wilmington, Del. Black policy leaders will play a pivotal role in President-elect Joe Biden's transition team, marking one of the most diverse presidential agency review teams in history. (AP Photo/Andrew Harnik, File)
WILMINGTON, Del. (AP) — President-elect Joe Biden and Vice President-elect Kamala Harris will begin receiving the nation's most sensitive secrets Monday as they prepare to assume office on Jan 20.
The pair are to receive the highly classified Presidential Daily Brief, a summary of the most important information collected across the U.S. intelligence community that is prepared and delivered by the Office of the Director of National Intelligence. Outgoing President Donald Trump approved the briefings for Biden last Tuesday, a day after his administration approved the formal transition process to his successor.
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It was not immediately clear how Biden and Harris would receive the briefing, which is tailored to the needs and interests of its top recipient. For Trump, that has meant a focus on visuals and a preference for paper. His predecessor, Barack Obama, came to embrace the briefing being presented on a modified secure tablet. Given its sensitivity, the leather-bound briefing is usually delivered in person by a career member of the intelligence community, though Trump has increasingly let that process lapse.
"On a given day, I might read about terrorist cells in Somalia or unrest in Iraq or the fact that the Chinese or Russians were developing new weapons systems," Obama wrote in his memoir. "Nearly always, there was mention of potential terrorist plots, no matter how vague, thinly sourced, or unactionable—a form of due diligence on the part of the intelligence community, meant to avoid the kind of second-guessing that had transpired after 9/11."
He added that his wife, Michelle, called it "The Death, Destruction, and Horrible Things Book."
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Much of the information in the PDB requires no immediate response, Obama wrote, "The goal was to have a continuously up-to-date sense of all that was roiling in the world, the large, small, and sometimes barely perceptible shifts that threatened to upset whatever equilibrium we were trying to maintain."
The PDB, as it is known, is just one component of the intelligence briefings presented to an incoming administration. Biden and Harris will also be able to receive in-depth subject matter briefings from intelligence experts, as well as a run-down of extremely classified covert operations underway during the Trump administration, the latter necessary to determine if they want to maintain or modify those operations once they assume office.
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'Mostly libertarian' demonstration gathered outside of closed, guarded Texas Capitol Sunday
by Alyssa Goard, Russell Falcon, Chelsea Moreno / Jan 18, 2021
AUSTIN (KXAN) — A variety of groups from around Texas who mainly described themselves as "libertarian" held a demonstration outside the closed-off Texas Capitol on Sunday afternoon. The demonstration Sunday was not violent and consisted of dozens of people -- many openly carrying semiautomatic weapons, rifles, and knives-- standing outside the capitol grounds and talking with each other. Within four hours, everyone in the group left the demonstration.
On Saturday, a smaller group demonstrated outside the Texas Capitol as well. While the Texas Department of Public Safety has closed off the capitol grounds through Wednesday following concerns over violent extremists, a spokesperson for the department described the demonstration Sunday as "uneventful" and said there had been no arrests at the Texas Capitol all weekend.
(NewsNation Now) — President-elect Joe Biden announced key members of his science team Friday, including pioneering geneticist Dr. Eric Lander as the director of the Office of Science and Technology Policy, elevating the post to Cabinet-level status for first time.
Biden nominated Eric Lander, founding director of the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard, who was the lead author of the first paper announcing the details of the human genome. He is the first life scientist to have that role.


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Just about everybody in Wooster and Wayne County, Ohio, knows that Wooster Community Hospital (WCH) Health System is the place for award-winning quality health care close to home.
But did you know WCH Health System also:
Is the largest nonprofit health service provider in our area
Receives NO TAX SUPPORT
Has absorbed $75 million of uncompensated care in the last 10 years, including charity care and unpaid medical bills
Has no debt
Has reinvested almost $186 million for direct patient care – $72 million in the last five years alone
Is an independent, locally governed health care institution that is bringing advanced medical services to patients closer to home
Delivers care to all people, regardless of their ability to pay
Has offered free transportation to those in need of hospital or physician services for close to 20 years
The many honors Wooster Community Hospital has been awarded in recent years include:
IBM/Watson Health 100 Top Hospitals
Wooster Community Hospital Health System has been named one of the nation's 100 Top Hospitals by IBM/Watson Health™ in 2019. This award, formerly known as Thomson Reuters 100 Top Hospitals, recognizes top-performing hospitals in the U.S. based on publicly available clinical, operational, and patient satisfaction data. Hospitals must improve upon prior scores and performance to earn a place on this prestigious list more than once. WCH has earned this unsolicited award five times.
Accredited Chest Pain Center
Hospitals that have earned the distinction of being an accredited chest pain center by the American College of Cardiology have proven exceptional competency in treating patients with heart attack symptoms. These hospitals also have primary percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) – also known as coronary angioplasty – available 24/7 every day of the year.
CareChex Quality Award
This award recognizes the quality of patient care, outcomes, and patient experience at hospitals. In 2017 and 2018, Wooster Community Hospital was recognized as being among the top 10 percent of health care facilities nationally for its cardiac care, heart attack treatment, and neurological and pulmonary care programs. The WCH stroke care program was recognized as being among the top 10 percent in the region.
CMS 5-Star Rating
The Transitional Care Unit (TCU) at Wooster Community Hospital received a 5-Star Quality Rating in all categories overall from CMS (Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services) in 2018. Out of 966 units in Ohio, only eight received the 5-star rating in all categories, and our unit was the only one in Wayne County.
High-Performing Hospitals: Hip Replacement
WCH has been recognized as a High-Performing Hospital by U.S. News & World Report for Hip Replacements in 2017 and 2018. We are proud to be recognized as a best hospital in this specialty area.
Healogics President's Circle Center of Distinction
This award is reserved for those medical centers that have achieved or exceeded outstanding clinical and operational results in 2017. WCH's Wound Healing Center has demonstrated a superior commitment to excellence for our patients and hospital partners.
Commission on Cancer: Accredited Program
Wooster Community Hospital received this designation for our commitment to improving survival and quality of life for our cancer patients.
Best Nursing Homes
Awarded to long-term nursing facilities that provide outstanding patient care to their residents, this honor was presented to Wooster Community Hospital for our Skilled Nursing - Transitional Care Unit in 2018-2019 and 2016-2017 by U.S. News & World Report. WCH is recognized as among the top 10 percent of nursing facilities nationally to receive this award.
America's 100 Best Hospitals for Patient Experience
The America's Best Hospitals award demonstrates exceptional ratings in providing the highest level of care and commitment to their patients' health and well-being. This Women's Choice Award takes into consideration the preferences of women when they select a hospital. Wooster Community Hospital received this honor for five years and is one of only 13 hospitals in Ohio and one of 100 in the nation to receive this award.
Becker's Hospital Review
This award recognizes the top 100 Great Community Hospitals in the nation for workplace excellence, a commitment to professional development, diversity and inclusion, work-life balance, and a sense of community among employees. WCH has received this honor for five years.
Community Value
Wooster Community Hospital was named a Community Value Top 100 Hospital for 2018 by Cleverley & Associates, based on its value to the community, financial viability, low costs, and high-quality patient care. WCH is one of just five Ohio hospitals recognized as a Top 100 Hospital – and the only one listed in the small, non teaching category. It is the second time WCH has received this particular community value award.
Wooster Community Hospital also received a Community Value 5-Star designation from Cleverley & Associates in 2018 – the 13th consecutive year that WCH has received the designation. The 5-Star award is presented to hospitals in the top quintile for providing value to their community. Financial viability and reinvestment, cost structure, charge structure, and quality performance are key performance indicators taken into account.
HealthStrong Top 100 Hospital
Wooster Community Hospital received a HealthStrong™ Top 100 Hospital award from iVantage Health Analytics in 2013 and 2015 based on our quality of care, patient outcomes and perspective, affordability of services, and efficiency.
For more information about the various honors and awards bestowed upon Wooster Community Hospital, call us at (330) 263-8100.
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According to the Pew Research Center, Democrats and Republicans hew more closely to their ideologies now than at any time in the last quarter century. Researchers at Stanford found in 2012 that Republicans and Democrats increasingly despise each other, and a 2018 study published in PNAS found that online exposure to ideas from the other side can, indeed, make users more ideologically extreme.
In this politically polarized environment and in celebration of National Library Week, The New Center would like to announce a unique project designed to combat ideological antagonism. In "Public Libraries for Bipartisanship," we will introduce the basics of public library operations, examine the place of public libraries in American communities, and prescribe an updated and expanded role for these time-honored institutions: building a bridge across our political divide.
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It's hard to keep track of the endless bickering between parent and child.
Anything and everything can end up as a battleground in a stressed-out household.
But to even the most frustrated of parents, it might come as a shock to find that parents argue with their kids six times a day.
A poll of 2000 flustered mums and dads with kids between two to ten has found that they end up bickering with their children more than a handful of times on a daily basis.
However, the top reason why is a tale as old as time.
The most common argument brought up by the parents is all down to eating habits.
Parents are finding they argue the most often with their kids when they catch them scoffing sweets, refusing healthy snacks or refusing to eat their greens.
More and more parents are arguing with their children over spending time online, as well as brushing their teeth before bed.
It seems that children tend to come out as winners in the bust-ups.
Kids reign victorious in six out of ten arguments, with parents tending to use reward charts and treats to goad their little ones into good behaviour.
More parents are resorting to handing out extra screen time or using an increase in pocket money as an incentive.
Although it appears that neither side are willing to give up the fight easily.
On average, families spend 48 minutes a day arguing, which totals 12 days a year.
That works out at around 42 clashes a week, resulting in 2184 fights a year. Ouch.
And on top of keeping the peace, parents have a far more difficult task when it comes to bringing up second-born children.
According to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, the second-born child is 25 to 40 per cent more likely than their older sibling to end up getting into trouble at school.
The experts say that as the second child has never existed without their sibling, the difference in quality alone time contributes to more behavioural issues.


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Advocacy » Key Issues
As a result of anticipated government-based pressures to reduce the carbon intensity of the energy products sold by our membership, it will be more important than ever to advocate and adapt to the future challenges that we will face as an industry. Browse this page to learn more about potential policy challenges that the Pennsylvania Petroleum Association is monitoring.
EV Infrastructure Expansion & Utility Emergence into Retail Charging Market
Senate Bill 435 (Mensch – R) would require electric utilities to build out electric vehicle (EV) recharging networks and authorizes recovery from all electric ratepayers of the costs of implementing those plans. The utilities would also be permitted to enter the retail charging market.
PPA worked to form a coalition that included API and NFIB to oppose this bill which is currently stalled in the Senate. PECO and other EV stakeholders will continue push this bill as the state legislature enters the second year of the 2021–2022 session.
Taxing Utility Ratepayers to Expand Electric and Natural Gas Infrastructure
House Bill 1285 (Williams – R) would allow electric utilities to "tax" ratepayers for the buildout of EV charging networks. It would also allow natural gas utilities to apply the same "tax" to recover the cost of expanding gas lines to new customers.
PPA advocacy efforts to oppose this bill have been focused on contacting legislators who sit on the House Consumer Affairs Committee to which the bill was referred in April 2021. These efforts have delayed the committee consideration of the bill. The PPA anticipates increased utility pressure to move the bill in 2022.
Prohibiting Local Government from Restricting Specific Energy Sources
Senate Bill 275 (Yaw – R) would prohibit municipalities from adopting ordinances that would restrict the use of specific energy sources (natural gas, heating oil, and propane) within their jurisdictions. In October the Senate passed this bill by a vote of 35 – 15. The bill was then sent to the House for consideration.
Around the same time, House Bill 1947 (O'Neal – R) was introduced as a similar companion bill which was ultimately voted out of committee and will hopefully receive full House consideration during the 2022 legislative session.
These bills were inspired by the actions of local governments in several states that had prohibited the use of fossil fuels within their jurisdictions. The PPA has adamantly supported both bills which protects consumers ability to choose which energy source(s) they use within their home.
Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI)
The Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative has been strongly pushed by Governor Wolf and is considered to be his primary energy policy initiative before he leaves the office in January 2023. The proposed regulation would create a cap-and-trade program to address the use of carbon in the process of electric power generation.
Although the General Assembly has passed numerous legislative bills to block this regulation, there has not been enough votes to override the Governor's veto. The regulation now moves towards implementation in 2022.
The PPA is concerned with how the money the state would receive from the cap-and-trade auction will be spent. In Pennsylvania, it is estimated that funding would approximately be $300 million in the first year.
Establishing Parity for Beer Sales in Smaller Convenience Stores
The PPA has been working on a legislative proposal that would give convenience store operators easier access to acquire licenses to sell beer. Representative Tim O'Neal (R – Washington) has drafted legislation that would create a C-Store License category within the Liquor Code. This proposal is currently being circulated as a co-sponsorship memo to all members of the State House asking for their support to sign onto the bill. Current law requires store owners to purchase the limited number of restaurant licenses in the state and convert them to beer licenses, creating a bidding market that has resulted in many beer licenses costing $100,000+ per store.
The PPA is hopeful this legislation will be formally introduced in 2022, which will be the start of a long, tough fit to reform beer sales within our state.
Stage II Vapor Recovery Repeal
This pending regulation allows owners and operators of gasoline dispensing facilities (GDFs) to remove or decommission all Stage II vapor recovery equipment and requires the removal or decommissioning of a certain type of Stage II equipment. Decommissioning Stage II vapor recovery equipment will eliminate incompatibility with onboard refueling vapor recovery systems and reduce emissions. The proposed regulation would require the installation of ECO nozzles and outlines the procedure for the decommissioning process.
Zero Emission Vehicle (ZEV) Program
PA DEP is developing a proposed regulation that would require 22% of the new passenger and light-duty vehicle fleets offered for sale in the state to be zero emission vehicles starting with model year 2025.
California has previously established this standard. That state is also poised to prohibit the sale of fossil fuel vehicles starting in 2030. Pennsylvania has indicated it does not plan to implement a similar ban; however, the PPA will monitoring this very closely moving forward.
USTIF Loan Repayment
On June 30, 2021, the PA Office of the Budget made two transfers into the Underground Storage Tank Indemnification Fund (USTIF) cash account at the Pennsylvania Treasury totaling $86,474,925.68. This represents the entire repayment of the General Fund loan from 2002, all of which was repaid. This marks the end of a nearly 20-year period of the PPA and other interest groups advocating for the repayment of this crucial industry supported fund.
Ongoing Collaboration with State Agency Working Group
The PPA serves as one of the primary industry associations to represent the fuels sector in an ongoing collaboration with PA DEP, PEMA, PennDOT, PA State Police, and other agencies.
This working relationship directly benefited PPA members in 2021 by receiving hours of service exemptions and relaying the need for waivers during the Colonial Pipeline shutdown. The PPA also consulted with the state by participating in the mock Operation Winter Break Exercise held at PEMA headquarters. This emergency planning exercise helped the state and private sector better align for worst-case scenarios that may disrupt future product supply.


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Сезон 2022/2023 для «Бруклин Нетс» стал 56-м сезоном в истории клуба, 47-м — в истории выступлений клуба в чемпионате НБА, 11-м — после переезда из Нью-Джерси в Бруклин.

Важные даты
 23 июня 2022 года — Драфт НБА 2022 года прошёл в «Барклайс-центре», Бруклине (Нью-Йорк).
 1 июля 2022 года — Открылся рынок свободных агентов.
 6 июля 2022 года — Подписали в качестве ассистентов главного тренеров Адама Капорна, Игора Кокошкова, Трэвора Хэндри.
 20 октября 2022 года — Сыграли первый официальный матч сезона против «Нью-Орлеан Пеликанс». Проиграли на своей площадке со счетом 108 на 130.
 1 ноября 2022 года — Договорились о расторжении контракта с главным тренером команды Стивом Нэшом по взаимному согласию сторон. Жак Вон стал исполняющим обязанности главного тренера «Бруклин Нетс».
 4 ноября 2022 года — Отстранили как минимум на 5 игр без сохранения заработной платы Кайри Ирвинга за распространение антисемитского фильма и нежелание сразу публично извинится.
 9 ноября 2022 года — Назначили Жака Вона главным тренером команды.
 20 ноября 2022 года — Возвратили Кайри Ирвинга в состав после дисквалификации. Кайри пропустил 8 матчей.
 6 февраля 2023 года — Обменяли Кайри Ирвинга в «Даллас Маверикс».
 9 февраля 2023 года — Обменяли Кевина Дюранта в «Финикс Санз».
 21 февраля 2023 года — Продлили контракт с главным тренером Жаком Воном.

Драфт

У «Бруклин Нетс» не было драфт-пиков на драфте НБА 2022 года.

Состав

Ротация состава
Последнее обновление 16.03.2023

Сыгранные матчи

Летняя лига НБА

Предсезонные матчи

Регулярный сезон

Статистика игроков

Летняя лига

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|style="text-align:left;" |Кэмерон Томас	||5||5||30.3||.442||.273||.870||1.6||4.2||0.8||0.2||27.4
|-
|style="text-align:left;" |Дэвид Дьюк ||5||5||28.6||.500||.263||.828||4.6||4.0||1.4||0.2||19.0
|-
|style="text-align:left;" |Дэй'Рон Шарп|| 5||5||25.9||.520||.300||.563||10.0||2.4||1.8||1.8||12.8
|-
|style="text-align:left;" |Кесслер Эдвардс||5||5||25.8||.435||.474||.500||4.0||0.8||1.2||0.2||10.2
|-
|style="text-align:left;" |Рэйкуан Грэй||5||5||24.9||.367||.273||.833||7.6||1.8||1.0||0.2||7.0
|-
|style="text-align:left;" |Алондес Уильямс||5||0||19.5||.320||.000||.875||2.4||2.6||0.4||0.2||4.6
|-
|style="text-align:left;" |Ноа Кирквуд||4||0||10.9||.600||.571||.000||1.5||0.8||0.3||0.3||4.0
|-
|style="text-align:left;" |Кайзер Гейтс||5||0||16.4||.294||.231||.833||2.4||0.4||0.2||0.4||3.6
|-
|style="text-align:left;" |Донован Уильямс||5||0||7.8||.667||.750||.750||1.2||0.2||0.0||0.0||3.6
|-
|style="text-align:left;" |Ив Понс||3||0||6.9||.333||.000||.500||1.3||0.0||0.0||0.3||1.7
|-
|style="text-align:left;" |Тейз Мур||4||0||7.9||0.500||.333||.000||0.8||0.8||0.5||0.0||1.3
|-
|style="text-align:left;" |Брайсон Грешам||3||0||3.0||1.000||.000||.000||0.7||0.0||0.0||0.0||0.7
|-
!Всего
!5
! —
! —
!.451
!.316
!.800
!36.8
!17.6
!7.4
!3.6
!93.8
|}

Предсезонные матчи

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|style="text-align:left;" |Кайри Ирвинг||3||3||27.4||.455||.429||.750||4.0||4.0||2.3||0.3||19.3
|-
|style="text-align:left;" |Кевин Дюрант||4||4||26.6||.481||.368||.789||3.3||4.8||1.3||1.5||18.5
|-
|style="text-align:left;" |Кэмерон Томас||4||0||18.7||.400||.333||.923||2.5||1.3||0.0||0.8||10.5
|-
|style="text-align:left;" |Дэй'Рон Шарп||4||0||18.5||.560||.000||.667||7.3||1.0||1.8||0.5||9.5
|-
|style="text-align:left;" |Николас Клэкстон||4||4||20.1||.889||.000||.500||5.0||1.0||0.8||1.0||9.0
|-
|style="text-align:left;" |Ройс О'Нил||4||3||24.9||.500||.368||1.000||4.3||1.5||1.3||0.8||8.8
|-
|style="text-align:left;" |Эдмонд Самнер||2||0||16.5||.357||.000||1.000||2.0||2.0||0.5||0.0||8.0
|-
|style="text-align:left;" |Маркифф Моррис||4||0||14.6||.478||.300||1.000||4.3||0.0||0.5||0.0||6.8
|-
|style="text-align:left;" |Джо Харрис||1||1||15.3||.286||.286||.000||1.0||1.0||0.0||0.0||6.0
|-
|style="text-align:left;" |Юта Ватанабэ||4||0||14.9||.467||.500||.500||3.0||0.5||0.3||0.5||5.8
|-
|style="text-align:left;" |Бен Симмонс||4||4||21.4||.529||.000||.167||6.0||6.3||1.0||0.0||4.8
|-
|style="text-align:left;" |Патрик Миллс||4||0||17.6||.190||.200||1.000||1.0||1.0||0.3||0.0||3.0
|-
|style="text-align:left;" |Кесслер Эдвардс||4||1||10.7||.167||.125||1.000||2.0||0.5||0.3||0.5||2.8
|-
|style="text-align:left;" |Дэвид Дьюк||4||0||10.2||.250||.000||.750||0.8||0.8||0.3||0.0||1.8
|-
|style="text-align:left;" |Алондес Уильямс||2||0||5.6||.250||.000||.500||0.0||0.0||0.0||0.0||1.5
|-
|style="text-align:left;" |Крис Чиозза||2||0||11.3||.000||.000||.000||1.5||3.0||0.5||0.0||0.0
|-
|style="text-align:left;" |Рэйкуан Грэй||1||0||3.1||.000||.000||.000||0.0||0.0||0.0||0.0||0.0
|-
!Всего
!4
! —
! —
!.448
!.310
!.736
!44.3
!24.3
!9.8
!5.8
!101.8
|}

Рекорды и достижения
 4 ноября 2022 «Бруклин Нетс» впервые в истории клуба победил в гостях с разницей в счёте 42 очка. «Бруклин» победил в столице США «Вашингтон Уизардс» со счётом 128 на 86.
 20 ноября 2022 Кевин Дюрант в 17 сыгранных матчах подряд на старте сезона набирал не менее 25 очков. 22 ноября 2022 года серия Кевина с 25 набранными очками прервалась. В матче против «Филадельфии» на счёту Дюранта было 20 очков.
 10 декабря 2022 в поединке с «Индиана Пэйсерс» игроки «Бруклин Нетс» взяли 29 подборов в нападении. Это лучший результат по подборам на чужом щите для сезона НБА 2022/2023 для любой команды лиги. 29 подборов в нападении второй результат в истории «Нетс», 30 подборов в атаке было зафиксировано 19 января 1998 года в матче между «Нью-Джерси Нетс» и «Сан-Антонио Спёрс».
 21 декабря 2022 года во встречи между «Бруклином» и «Голден Стэйт Уорриорз» было установлено несколько рекордов клуба:
 «Нетс» впервые в истории клуба набрали 91 очко за половину матча, что стало третьим результатом в истории НБА. Рекордсменом НБА является «Финикс Санз», которые набрали 107 очков в 1990 году. На втором месте расположился «Голден Стэйт Уорриорз» с 92 очками, набранными в 2018 году;
 Девять игроков «Бруклина» набрали 10 очков и более, тем самым повторили рекорд клуба по количеству игроков, которые записали на свой счёт 10 очков и более;
 «Нетс» впервые в истории клуба набрали 46 очков за четверть.
 31 декабря 2022 года «Бруклин Нетс» выиграл у «Шарлотт Хорнетс» и одержал 12 побед в декабре. 12 выигранных матчей являются новым рекордом клуба по количеству побед за месяц.
 20 января 2023 года Николас Клэкстон стал вторым игроком в истории «Нетс», который делал как минимум 3 блок-шота в 11 матчах подряд. Первым был Шон Брэдли.
 22 января 2023 года Николас Клэкстон стал первым игроком в истории «Нетс», который делал как минимум 3 блок-шота в 12 матчах подряд.
 6 февраля 2023 года Кэмерон Томас стал вторым самым молодым игроком в истории НБА, который набрал в двух матчах подряд 40 очков и более. Леброн Джеймс является самым молодым игроком, который на свой счет в двух играх подряд записывал на свой счёт 40 очков и более.
 7 февраля 2023 года Кэмерон Томас стал самым молодым игроком в истории НБА, который набрал в трёх матчах подряд 40 очков и более.
 3 марта 2023 года «Бруклин Нетс», проигрывая по ходу 2 четверти 28 очков, сумел отыграть разницу в счёте и выиграл матч у «Бостон Селтикс». «Бруклин» сумел прервать серию из 10 поражений подряд в матчах против «Бостона», включая игры в плей-офф.
 9 марта 2023 года запасные игроки «Нетс» впервые в истории клуба набрали 98 очков в поединке против «Милуоки Бакс».

Награды

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Покупки и обмены

Свободные агенты

Переподписание

Дополнение

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НБА в сезоне 2022/2023
Сезоны Бруклин Нетс


Ashforth Cleaning Company Ltd have been cleaning large scale stadiums for many many years, meaning we have successfully carried out cleaning at large scale events, such as England Test Matches, World Cup Cricket, Euro 96' and Championship/Premiership Football.
So as you can tell we are a very experienced company working at large scale events and also having to turnaround the grounds very quickly ready for hosting another match or days play such as at Test Match Cricket where the whole ground has to be completely turnaround and ready for people to use by 8am the next morning.
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Annual cleaning of the stadium seats to ensure that they are in perfect condition for the up coming season.
Ashforth Cleaning Company Ltd Specialise in quick turnarounds and guarantee that the stadium will be ready to host another match within 48 hours.
This is obviously reduced for events where you have to have the stadium turned around before people arrive for the next days play for events such as the cricket test match in which we guarantee that the stadium and all other areas will be clean and ready to use before anyone arrives the next morning, usually the stadium bowl and most of the insides for these types of events are cleaned and ready to use again just 4-5 hours after the event has finished the same night allowing us to do just final checks the following morning.


The Interfaith Emergency Winter Shelter in Bloomington depends upon volunteers of good will who seek to support community members experiencing homelessness by providing a warm, safe place to stay during the night from Nov. 1st to March 31st. Critical aspects of this effort are Volunteer Training and Fund-Raising.
Efforts are ongoing! Check back for news!
The Interfaith Winter Shelter depends upon volunteers of good will who seek to support community members experiencing homelessness by providing a warm, safe place to stay during the night from November 1 to March 31. If you feel called to help out with this life-saving ministry, please contact Dan Watts at wattbush@gmail.com or 732-939-9426, or fill out a form here.
Nightowls needed to staff second and third shifts on Tuesdays! Contact Meg or Barb (phone and email below)!
Wheeler Mission Bloomington (for all shifts, every day now).
Hosted by St. Paul's Catholic Center Tues evening (and Wed 6am cleanup).