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Faculty Blog: The Post-9/11 Weight of Korematsu
December 6, 2016 December 6, 2016 Executive Online Editor
Associates of President-elect Donald J. Trump have suggested that the infamous Supreme Court decision upholding the internment of Japanese-Americans during World War II, Korematsu v. United States, could be used to justify measures aimed at tracking and potentially detaining Muslim-Americans and Muslim immigrants. As Professor Noah Feldman has recently noted, the Korematsu decision is widely regarded today as having been wrongly decided and it has been, as Justice Stephen G. Breyer has put it, "discredited." But there is another reason why the precedential value of Korematsu has been diminished: its basic premise has been undermined by the Supreme Court's more recent decisions in Hamdi v. Rumsfeld and Boumediene v. Bush.
Tagged Boumediene, detainment, gitmo, Hamdi, immigrants, internment camps, japanese, Korematsu, lawrence friedman, muslim, New England Law, New England Law Review, New England Law | Boston, New England School of Law, Professor Lawrence Friedman, quarantine, Supreme Court, Supreme Court of the United States, Victor HansenLeave a comment
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Faculty Blog: SCOTUS's Use of Exclusionary Rule Becomes A Charade in Utah v. Strieff
July 1, 2016 July 1, 2016 Executive Online Editor
By: Victor M. Hansen The Court's opinion in Utah v. Strieff is the latest in a series of recent opinions in which the Court has significantly undermined Fourth Amendment protections by limiting the application of the exclusionary rule. As my colleague, Professor Friedman, noted in his recent post, the Court's Fourth Amendment jurisprudence effectively allows the government to pursue policy goals in ways that conflict with individual privacy protections. The Court has been able to justify this by viewing the exclusionary rule as solely a tool to deter police misconduct. In situations where, in the Court's view, the exclusionary rule would not deter police misconduct, the rule comes at too high a cost, and a number of exceptions have been judicially created to limit its application. Of course, the exclusionary rule is a judicially created rule to begin with, since nothing in the language of the Fourth Amendment suggests a remedy for violations. And it can certainly be argued that, since the rule is judicially created, the courts and specifically the U.S. Supreme Court should be able to modify it as it sees fit. However, on closer examination, the Court's rationale for not applying the exclusionary rule in Strieff and other recent cases only makes sense if you adopt a rather narrow view of deterrence.
Tagged Constitution, constitutional rights, deterrence, Exclusionary Rule, Faculty Blog, Fifth Amendment, First Amendment, Fourth Amendment, Hansen, New England Law, New England Law Review, New England Law Review On Remand, New England Law | Boston, New England School of Law, police, Privacy, reasonable suspicion, SCOTUS, Sixth Amendment, Strieff, Supreme Court of the United States, Utah v. Strieff, Victor HansenLeave a comment
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Faculty Blog: Utah v. Strieff: The Court Reminds Us That Constitutional Privacy is Essentially Meaningless
June 29, 2016 July 5, 2016 Executive Online Editor
By: Lawrence M. Friedman The U.S. Constitution prohibits the government from pursuing its policy goals in ways that conflict with individual rights protections—except, as the Supreme Court reminds us in its decision in Utah v. Strieff, where the protection of privacy under the Fourth Amendment is concerned. The remedy for a Fourth Amendment violation is exclusion of the evidence obtained as a result of an illegal search or seizure. Deterrence of governmental misconduct has been the animating principle of the exclusionary rule for decades (though it was originally just one of several rationales), and the nature of the Court's cost-benefit deterrence analysis has led it, time and again, to conclude that the costs of suppression outweigh any potentially beneficial deterrent effect. As Justice Clarence Thomas explains in the opening paragraph of his opinion for the majority in Strieff, "even when there is a Fourth Amendment violation, [the] exclusionary rule does not apply when the costs of exclusion outweigh its deterrent benefits."
Tagged constitutional rights, Edward Strieff, Exclusionary Rule, Faculty Blog, Fifth Amendment, First Amendment, Fourth Amendment, lawrence friedman, New England Law, New England Law Review, New England Law Review On Remand, New England Law | Boston, New England School of Law, Privacy, R.A.V. v. St. Paul, SCOTUS, Sixth Amendment, Sonia Sotomayor, Sotomayor, Supreme Court of the United States, Utah v. Strieff3 Comments
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Faculty Blog: Williams v. Pennsylvania Raises Major Concerns About U.S. Justice System
June 27, 2016 June 30, 2016 Executive Online Editor
By: Victor M. Hansen
Professor Eldred wrote that this latest decision is a missed opportunity by the Court that could undermine the long-term value of the decision, particularly when, as Professor Eldred notes, there was significant literature and research in this area available to the Court. Here, I want to address another issue raised by the facts of the case that should alarm anyone concerned about the fairness of our criminal justice system—namely, the role of the prosecutor. While I can't say that this was another missed opportunity by the Court to address the question since it was not directly before the Court, the troubling story recounted by the facts of the case serves as an important backdrop and raises important questions about the quality of justice in death penalty and other cases. In its recounting of the facts of the case, the Court noted that the prosecutor assigned to the murder case against Williams sent a two-page memorandum to the district attorney requesting approval to seek the death penalty. The then-district attorney, later Chief Justice of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, approved the request by writing: "Approved to proceed on the death penalty." The case before the Court was about whether the district attorney who penned that approval could some 30 years later sit as one of the justices on the court called upon to vacate William's stay of execution. The Supreme Court also noted a number of Brady violations that the prosecuting attorney allegedly committed in the case, as well as the fact that none of this information—the prosecution memo and approval by the district attorney or the possible Brady violations—came to light until the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas ordered the district attorney's office to produce previously undisclosed files, many years after Williams' trial.
Tagged 1st Amendment, Brady v. Maryland, Brady violations, Constitution, death penalty, Faculty Blog, Fifth Amendment, First Amendment, Fourth Amendment, justice system, New England Law, New England Law Review, New England Law Review On Remand, New England Law | Boston, New England School of Law, SCOTUS, Sixth Amendment, Supreme Court of the United States, Victor Hansen, Williams v. PennsylvaniaLeave a comment
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Faculty Blog: Recent Supreme Court Term: Los Angeles v. Patel
July 22, 2015 Executive Online Editor
By: Lawrence M. Friedman
Students in constitutional law come to learn what seasoned constitutional lawyers know: many cases implicating the Constitution do not turn on the document's text. Which is not to say the text isn't important, just that, in certain areas of constitutional law, the doctrinal tests the court has devised to implement textual commands often take precedence over the words themselves. Consider the Fourth Amendment, as demonstrated by the recent decision in Los Angeles v. Patel, involving the scope of protection afforded business records. The case concerned a challenge to a Los Angeles ordinance that compelled hotel operators to keep records containing specified information provided by guests, and to make these records available to police officers "for inspection" on demand. The law made the failure to make the records available for inspection punishable by up to six months in jail and a $1,000 fine.
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Mass. Crim. Dig.: Commonwealth v. Sheridan
June 26, 2015 April 23, 2015 tiffanyrogan
Contributing Editor: Rachel Murray
Commonwealth v. Sheridan, 25 N.E.3d 875 (2015)
I. Facts
Early one morning, the defendant, Matthew J. Sheridan, was pulled over by Officer Sean Glennon for an unilluminated headlight. While Glennon was conducting the stop, Sheridan appeared nervous, his hands shaking as he "fumbled" around for his license and registration. A second officer, Scott Walker, was patrolling the area, stopped at the scene, and approached the passenger window. Walker looked in the car's passenger window and saw a small plastic sandwich bag sticking out from under a t-shirt on the floor; the bag appeared to contain about one-ounce of marijuana. Walker indicated the presence of marijuana to Glennon, who then ordered Sheridan out of the car; a pat frisk revealed a cell phone and $285.00 cash. Glennon handcuffed Sheridan and searched the car, recovering two additional bags of marijuana. Sheridan was transported to the police station where, during booking for possession with the intent to distribute marijuana, the officers seized the cell phone and cash. Glennon proceeded to read the text messages in the cell phone, some of which appeared to be orders to purchase marijuana.
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Mass. Crim. Dig.: Commonwealth v. Guzman
May 15, 2015 April 23, 2015 tiffanyrogan
Contributing Editor: Wendy Hansen
Commonwealth v. Guzman, 469 Mass. 492 (2014)
I. Issues
There are three main issues in this case:
Whether the imposition of the Global Positioning System ("GPS") is mandatory under chapter 265, section 47 of the Massachusetts General Laws;
Whether the statutory mandate violates substantive and procedural due process under the Fourteenth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution and Articles 1, 10, 11, and 12 of the Massachusetts Declaration of Rights; and
Whether the statutory mandate constitutes unreasonable search and seizure under the Fourth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution and Article Fourteen under the Massachusetts Declaration of Rights.
Tagged Article 12, Due Process, Fourteenth Amendment, Fourth Amendment, GPS Monitoring, Mass. Crim. Dig., Massachusetts Criminal Digest, Massachusetts Declaration of Rights, sex offenders, SJC, statutory mandate, Supreme Judicial Court, unreasonable search, unreasonable seizureLeave a comment
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Mass. Crim. Dig.: Commonwealth v. Thomas
April 9, 2015 April 9, 2015 tiffanyrogan
Contributing Editor: Eric Gillespie
Commonwealth v. Thomas, 469 Mass. 531 (2014)
In the early morning of July 6, 2006, a three-story Brockton house erupted in flames. The first-floor occupants were unharmed; however, second-floor residents and guests threw the children out the window to a passerby and then jumped themselves. Those on the third floor could not escape on their own. While firefighters saved three people, including the one-month-old baby, the baby's mother was trapped in the bathroom and later died of smoke inhalation at the hospital. Michelle Johnson rented the first-floor apartment. The defendant, Chiteara M. Thomas, and her boyfriend, Cornelius Brown, stayed in the first-floor apartment with Johnson. Prior to the fire, Johnson demanded that Thomas move out. The defendant, angry at being tossed out, repeatedly threatened "to kill Johnson and burn the house down."
Tagged Article 12, continuous interview, criminal law, Editor Blog, Fifth Amendment, Fourteenth Amendment, invocation of right to counsel, Mass. Crim. Dig., Massachusetts Criminal Digest, Massachusetts Declaration of Rights, reinitiate interviews, right to counsel, scrupulously honor, self-incrimination, SJC, taint subsequent statementsLeave a comment
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Article Preview: Letting the Exception Swallow the Rule
March 3, 2015 tiffanyrogan
Contributing Editor: Matthew Ezepek
The Fourth Amendment of the United States Constitution and Article Fourteen of the Massachusetts Declaration of Rights protect criminal defendants from unreasonable searches and seizures. To protect these rights, police officers are generally required to obtain an arrest warrant before a suspect can be arrested or a search warrant before a suspect or his property can be searched. One of the most highly protected areas under the Fourth Amendment is an individual's home, and courts are extra cautious to ensure an individual's rights are not infringed upon in his or her home. Two seminal Supreme Court decisions discuss the warrant requirements to arrest suspects in private dwellings. In New York v. Payton, the Supreme Court ruled that police can lawfully enter a suspect's home with a valid arrest warrant and a reasonable belief that the suspect is inside. A later case, Steagald v. United States, held that the rule in Payton did not extend to the homes of third parties and held a search warrant, in addition to the arrest warrant, is necessary to enter a third party's home. What did not appear to be answered was who has standing to challenge such a violation.
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Mass. Crim. Dig.: Commonwealth v. Vacher
November 24, 2014 January 3, 2015 tiffanyrogan
Contributing Editor: Catherine S. Flaherty
Commonwealth v. Vacher, 469 Mass. 425 (2014)
On December 16, 2008, sixteen year-old Jordan Mendes's body was found burning in a pit in Hyannis. Mendes was stabbed in the neck and face twenty-one times, and was shot in the chest. The previous day, he went to his half-brother Charlie's home on Arrowhead Drive after school. The defendant, Robert Vacher, was dropped off at Charlie's home with Charlie and John R. around the same time as Jordan. That evening, Charlie arranged to test drive a black Nissan Maxima that a classmate was selling for $11,000. Charlie, John R., and the defendant test drove the vehicle and had it in their possession for approximately four hours, returning it at 8:00 p.m. At that time, Jordan's friend Diana had expected to see him at the Arrowhead Drive house; he did not arrive, and she telephoned him throughout the night but was ultimately unable to reach him. The next morning, Diana drove Charlie and the defendant to a car dealership in Hyannis, where they purchased a silver BMW for $10,995 in cash. Charlie, John R., and the defendant were later seen at a gas station with the BMW and a red gasoline can. Jordan's grandmother became concerned about his whereabouts because she had not seen him since the previous day. She and Jordan's sister went to look for him, ultimately arriving at a place in the woods where Jordan and his sister often played as children. Jordan's grandmother and sister noticed a fire burning in a pit, and found Jordan's body at the bottom. A certified accelerant detection dog twice alerted to the presence of gasoline.
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February 7, 2008 — Leave a comment
Archbishop Rowan Williams has once more caused a bit of a stir. I recently expressed some concern about Williams' recommendations for tighter restrictions on inflammatory speech. This time Williams has commented on the suitability of British law to an increasingly diverse British public. Read the BBC article here. To see a more conservative reaction to Williams' remarks, go here. A quick comment. The BBC article carries what I think is a misleading title: "Sharia Law in UK is 'unavoidable.'" The article then begins by revealing that the title is not factually accurate:
The Archbishop of Canterbury says the adoption of certain aspects of Sharia law in the UK "seems unavoidable".
The headline makes it sounds like the Archbishop is claiming that one day soon there will be beheadings (once more) on Bethnel Green and women in Burqas riding on the Tube as a matter of British Law. Instead it seems that Williams is suggesting that British law will have to place some limitations or exclusions on itself in order to deal with the growing Muslim population. Williams notes that there exists a parallel court (with limited subject matter jurisdiction) for Jewish Britons, the Beth Din. Why should there not be some similar system for settling a limited number of matters for British Muslims? What do you think? This would essentially be some form of what we here in the US call, Alternative Dispute Resolution. It would be an extra-judicial system that reaches decisions that are binding upon the parties and enforceable in the law courts. We already have this. Arbitration and mediation are common examples are often stipulated as the first course of action in a contractual dispute. Why not extend this to allow devout Muslims a way to settle disputes that originates from and is faithful to their faith tradition? I would suggest that such a system be limited to settling disputes between Muslims and on the basis of a voluntary contractual agreement to use this venue as a primary means to remedy. Second, it would need to be limited to a small number of matter. I would suggest primarily in the matter of contracts, perhaps also in family law. Finally, any remedy suggested by such a system would need to be reviewable by the Crown Courts and reversible in any instance in which it renders a decision irreconcilable with any fundamentally settled matter of law relating to the rights of individuals British subjects. Your thoughts?(via: RP)
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Bruce Ackerman learned the screen-printing trade on campus, printing customized tees for University clubs and teams. After finding a gap in the market for simple and easy-to-use printing software he decided to create his own, and so Printavo was born - an online tool that helps shops become more productive and efficient. Here, Ackerman gives us his tips for growing your business, based on his insights from working with the Printavo community.
The first few people you hire are the foundation of your business - they shape the work culture and the way it's run, so as much as you might need someone right away, it's always better to wait and find someone you know will be an asset to your company. My advice on finding that person is to go with your gut - if you feel unsure about someone they're probably not going to be a good fit.
Don't wait until you have four or five employees before you start to properly organize your business. People thrive on structure; they need to understand processes and expectations so they know when they're doing well and when they're going wrong. Have a proper organizational structure in place for when your first employee enters the building - it will make your life so much easier down the line.
Trade shows are often located a bit out of the way but they're really worth making the effort for, especially as a start-up. You're going to be blown away by the equipment and the knowledge that's there. It really helps pull you out of your bubble and connects you with like-minded people and businesses.
It's easy to get stuck printing or constantly doing art, but as your business grows you need to move from being within it to on top of it. This means taking more of a leadership role and learning how to delegate. It doesn't mean that you're not creative anymore, it's just that your creativity needs to be focused on shaping your brand, not on individual prints.
As someone who has started a screen-printing business, you've probably taken the sort of risks that make you an extreme optimist. The important thing is to retain this sense of extreme optimism in your work culture, even when things aren't going smoothly. A positive, problem-solving attitude will filter down to your staff and create a more effective business environment.


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WhatsApp May Start Warning Users About Chain Message Spam
We've all been on the receiving end of chain message spam on WhatsApp. These ridiculous messages tend to get a lot of traction as some users foolishly believe that simply forwarding a message will enable them to continue using WhatsApp for free or whatever the incentive the message might be promising them in exchange of being forwarded. It appears that WhatsApp might start notifying users of chain message spam.
In a bid to clamp down on viral fake messages spreading on its platform, the company may display notification messages in the app to warn users that they're being asked to forward a message that's potentially spam. The notice will let users know that the message "has been forwarded many times."
WhatsApp is also going to show a similar warning on a frequently forwarded message when it's received. Reports suggest that the company is still developing this feature and it's unclear if and when the Facebook-owned service will roll it out for all users.
It's good that WhatsApp appears to be taking steps to ensure that the speed at which viral fake messages spread throughout its platform is clamped down. Whether or not it proves to be effective remains to be seen.
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Nov 22, 2021 | National Projects, New Museum, New Museum Design & Build, News Releases (New Museum)
Goal to raise $1.5M through public fundraising campaign The Canadian Canoe Museum (CCM) is launching the public phase of their Inspiring Canada by Canoe Campaign and asking the community to help Move the Collection by donating to move a canoe, kayak, paddle or...
Museum on the Move: Canadian Canoe Museum Commences Construction
Oct 16, 2021 | National Projects, New Museum, New Museum Design & Build, News Releases (New Museum)
Takes significant step toward moving to the water's edge The Canadian Canoe Museum (CCM) will host a formal event, today starting at 11:00am, celebrating the beginning of the building of its new world-class museum at the Johnson Property located at 2077 Ashburnham...
Canadian Canoe Museum completes purchase of Johnson Property, signs construction contract
Sep 29, 2021 | National Projects, New Museum, New Museum Design & Build, News Releases (New Museum)
Building to begin in October The Canadian Canoe Museum (CCM) today announced that on September 22, 2021 it completed the purchase of Johnson Property, from the City of Peterborough. The land at 2077 Ashburnham Drive in Peterborough, ON is the site where it will build...
Canadian Canoe Museum to host virtual public meeting
Apr 19, 2021 | National Projects, New Museum, New Museum Design & Build, News, News Releases (New Museum)
Consultation next step in planning for new museum build The Canadian Canoe Museum (CCM) announced today that it is hosting a virtual public meeting on Wednesday, April 28, 2021, at 6:30 pm EDT, via Zoom, when it will unveil details about its new museum. This will...
Canadian Canoe Museum announces purchase of Johnson Property
Jan 29, 2021 | National Projects, New Museum, New Museum Design & Build, News, News Releases (New Museum)
Marks significant milestone in advancing new museum build The Canadian Canoe Museum (CCM) and the City of Peterborough announced today the conditional purchase and sale of Johnson Property, the City-owned land at 2077 Ashburnham Drive in Peterborough, ON. City Council...
Canadian Canoe Museum confirms viability of Johnson Park for new museum build
Dec 22, 2020 | National Projects, New Museum, New Museum Design & Build, News, News Releases (New Museum)
Clears way for next phase of feasibility work The Canadian Canoe Museum (CCM) announced today that Johnson Park, the City-owned property at 2077 Ashburnham Drive in Peterborough, ON, has been deemed viable for the building of its new canoe museum. This confirmation...


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In my prior Disney Cruise Line ship reviews, I commented on Disney's liberal the policies regarding carry aboard alcoholic beverages. I was not alone in thinking Disney offered the most liberal policies, and wondered at the same time if it would stay or ultimately be changed. Although many adults are responsible with consumption of booze, some aren't which is why many others wondered the same, how long before change comes? Now we know; Disney recently announced that they are moving their policies on this matter more in line with other cruise lines.
Disney Cruise Line will continue a more liberal policy regarding bringing booze aboard the ships both at the embarkation port as well as during ports of call. Many lines only allow wine to come aboard at embarkation and not at ports of call. Thus the more generous overall allowance retains the more liberal position. The new policy goes into effect on September 30th.
Disney's new alcohol policy will now only allow wine or beer to be brought aboard for consumption while on the ship. Hard liquor will be stored until the end of the cruise as is the typical way of dealing with such beverages by most other cruise lines. Disney allows two bottles of wine to come aboard per adult passenger or a six pack of twelve ounce cans or bottles of beer. This applies to the embarkation port and each of the ports of call, so on a typical sailing, the passengers can remain well stocked on beer and wine with what they bring aboard.
Disney is all about family and great family experiences. As such I never saw a hard push of alcohol sales on the ships. It's clearly there for the asking (paying for it by the drink of course) but not in your face everywhere you walk like it is on other cruise lines that also claim to be family friendly. Thus, one can deduce that alcohol sales are not the big profit center that they are on other cruise lines. Of course the shops on Disney ships are filled with high priced Disney souvenirs much like one would find in the theme parks around the world.
As a reminder those who bring their wine into a dining room will pay a $25 per bottle corkage fee, as of September 30th. Also, it's important to remember the allowed wine and beer must be in a carry-on bag not in checked luggage. Alcohol found in checked luggage may be removed and stored until the end of the cruise. Be sure to wrap the bottles in the carry-on bag to ensure they don't break from banging together or into other carry-on items. One last reminder, powered alcohol (some would say the perfect thing to smuggle onto a ship) is also not allowed under the new Disney alcohol policy.
The change to Disney Cruise Line's carry aboard alcohol policy does not change my view that Disney is still one of the most family friendly cruise lines. Actually being more restrictive and possibly cutting back on intoxicated passenger related issues only serves to enhance the family friendly environment. I still highly recommend Disney, just with the caveat that now one can't bring aboard unlimited alcohol to save on a bar tab. Disney will remain a highly enjoyable cruise experience.


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Kenny Tree
This part of the Kenny family is from Ireland, living in Salford, UK
great grandfather Patrick Kenny
grandmother Mary Kenny
mother Olive May McNally (1925-1983)
David David Hartigan
Patrick Kenny (1834-c1890) m Mary Keating (1853-) in Manchester
Michael John Kenny (1877-)
Patrick William Kenny (1879-)
Matthew Joseph Kenny (1886)
Mary Jane Kenny (1889-) m James McNally on 20 June 1914 at Mount Carmel RC Church, Oldfield Road, Salford
John James McNally (1917-)
Thomas James McNally (1922-1948)
Olive May McNally (1925-1983) m James Henry Hartigan (1923-2000)
David Hartigan m Hilary Belton
Patrick Kenny was much older than Mary Keating so this could have been his second marriage. In 1881 the family lived at 7 Medlock Street (just off Liverpool Road, by the canal basin) and Patrick was a general porter, although he may have become a pig dealer later, from information on Mary's marriage certificate.
By 1891 Patrick, presumably, had died as Mary describes herself as a widow, still living in Manchester but now at 19 Woollam Place, (also just off Liverpool Road, by the canal basin); she has her children with her together with her unmarried sister Bridget Keating and a lodger, James Roberts, both of whom appear to work at a shirt factory. The eldest son, Michael, is earning money as a pig drover. Both Woollam Place and Medlock Street are next to the abbattoirs.
Ten years later, in 1901, Mary still has her four children living with her and her sister, Bridget. She has taken the family to 11 Duncan Street, Ordsall, Salford and the two eldest children are employed as pork butchers whilst Matthew operates a woodworking machine. (Michael seems to be using his middle name, John). Her daughter, Mary, is 12 years old.
Their daughter, Mary Jane Kenny, now living at 4 David Street, Ordsall, married James McNally at Mount Carmel RC Church on Oldfield Road, Salford, on the 20th June 1914; they seemed to have set up home at 15 Edwin Street, Salford (just off Whit Lane) when they married or soon after.
Mary and James McNally had three children, John, Thomas and Olive. The family lived at 15 Edwin Street into the 1950's.


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Hoss Joins The Force
Mayor Pat Paul, left, and interim police chief Lester Jenkins welcomed the newest equestrian officer, Hoss, to the Oakdale Police Department on Monday evening, Jan. 23. Jenkins pinned Hoss specialized badge to his official gear and will ride Hoss in the annual rodeo parade in April. Hoss is another horse rescued by equestrian reserve officer Joe Cruz and will serve as a back-up to Lobo and Moe, the current equestrian officers ridden by Cruz and reserve officer John Deming. - photo by Kim Van Meter/The Leader
Kim Van Meter
Updated: Jan. 25, 2012, 3 a.m.
The Oakdale Police Department Equestrian force is growing.
Reserve officer Joe Cruz has done it again, adding another horse to the ranks, this time a big boy named Hoss who will serve as a back-up to Lobo and Moe.
Hoss, a 16-hands tall, 18-year-old horse, was headed for the Turlock horse auction when Cruz decided he couldn't let that happen.
Abused, neglected and in sad, sorry shape, the future for Hoss seemed bleak when Cruz adopted him.
A lesser person might've said Hoss wasn't worth the trouble.
"I didn't even know what I was going to do with him," Cruz admitted. "But I figured if he wasn't going to work out for duty, I'd just keep him as a pet."
Hoss suffered from a hoof disease, called navicular horse disease, but the veterinarian determined it was a mild case and could be managed. It would never go away, but it could be managed with special shoes and ongoing treatment.
Cruz found a Ferrier who created the special shoes and for the first time in a long time, Hoss could walk without pain.
"Now he's running all over the place and he's loving it," Cruz said.
Like Lobo, Hoss had also been underweight when Cruz adopted him.
"He was in bad shape," Cruz said. "His hair was falling off in clumps and he looked terrible."
You'd never know it to see Hoss now. The feisty boy loves cookies and treats and is running the risk of too much padding around the middle, Cruz joked.
But that's okay. After the life he's led, Cruz doesn't mind spoiling him just a little.
Hoss' first official duty will be to carry newly appointed interim police chief Lester Jenkins in the rodeo parade in April. Jenkins and Hoss have already spent some quality time getting to know one another.
"A quick half hour ride turned into a two-hour ride," Cruz said. "They get along real well."
For Cruz, seeing the rescued horses make a complete turn around, makes everything worth it.
"Seeing the horses go from being sick to giving them purpose and being healthy again, that's what I love," Cruz said.
But Cruz admitted, he's at his limit now. Between Lobo and Hoss, a full time job in the Bay Area and his reserve duties, he has his hands full.
"I want to save them all," Cruz said. "But there's only so much you can do. For now, I'm happy to focus on the ones we have."
Cruz and Lobo as well as Moe and John Deming and now, Hoss too, are out there proving that Oakdale is more than a one-horse town and it'll stay that way for as long as there are people like Cruz and Deming who are willing to go the extra mile to provide equestrian police units for the community.
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Edward Barnes, MD, FACP
Dr. Edward Barnes hails from the south side of the city of Chicago, Illinois. He and his family migrated to the local area in Southern California when he was a child. Dr. Barnes did his undergraduate training at Whittier College in Whittier, California where he earned a degree in Biology. He then went on to earn his medical degree from University of Kansas School of Medicine in Kansas City, Kansas. During his time in medical school he won a four-year Army Scholarship; once he completed medical training he went on to complete his internship and residency with the Army at Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio, Texas. Dr. Barnes successfully completed his Nephrology and Hypertension Fellowship at Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington, DC. He is also a Veteran of Operation Iraqi Freedom, serving as a Battalion Surgeon for a tank unit commanding 32 medics and providing care for over 1,000 soldiers.
Dr. Barnes was honorably discharged from the Army in 2010 when he joined Western University of Health Sciences. He is now and Associate Professor of Internal Medicine and the Assistant Dean of Longitudinal and Experiential Learning at the College of Osteopathic Medicine of the Pacific. He has continued to be very clinically active as the Director of Renal Services for the newly developed Kidney Health Center, a collaborative team based practice that provides integrated care for patients living with Kidney Disease. He has also partnered with DaVita, the leading provider for dialysis care in the U.S. He currently serves as the Medical Director for a hemodialysis center in Pomona, CA.
Dr. Barnes is dedicated to educating the future healthcare providers of America through innovative teaching styles and integrating technology. During his tenure at WesternU he has given educational symposia lectures at Loma Linda University, regional conferences with the American College of Physicians, and University of California at Irvine. He has also spoken at symposia as close as Portland, Oregon and as far as Shijiazhuang, China.


Umbria– with its bucolic patchwork landscape of vineyards, olive groves, and tiny medieval stone hilltowns–is not known as a big party destination. The Umbrians are generally a staid and reserved populace, and the rolling hills and sleepy villages that characterize this region in central Italy lend themselves more to contemplatively sipping cappuccinos in tiny piazzas than bacchanal excess and dancing until dawn.
That said, there is nothing like an Umbrian town during that one time a year when everyone really lets their hair down. Almost every town in the region has an annual festival—often centered around the town's patron saint feast day. Many of the citizens of each town get decked out in period garb, they get riled up, and there is an irresistible air of celebration.
The Corsa all'Anello in lovely (and largely unknown) Narni opens the festival season at the end of April. Two weeks of medieval merry-making centered around the feast day of patron Saint Giovanale on May 3rd culminate in a historic competition on horseback—dating back to 1371. Riders attired in period costumes attempt to drive their lances through a silver ring thus winning honor and glory for their terziere, or town district. Don't miss the moving ceremonial candle offering at Narni's twelfth-century cathedral the night of May 2nd.
For pure pageantry, nothing tops Assisi's Calendimaggio the first weekend in May. This hill town—home of Saint Francis—sheds its normal spirit of peace and brotherly love to spend three days (and nights) locked in intense competition as the Parte de Sopra and the Parte de Sotto stage processions, scenes of medieval life, and concerts with period music as they vie for the honor of the Palio. The festival—currently shortlisted for UNESCO World Heritage recognition—is seen best from the bleacher seats in the main piazza (tickets are available in the tourist information office).
Pamplona has the Running of the Bulls, Glouchester has the Rolling of the Cheese, and–in the same category of mayhem–Gubbio has the Race of the Candles (Corsa dei Ceri). On May 15th, in honor of patron Saint Ubaldo, teams of men hoist three towering wooden ceremonial candles on litters and race uphill through the packed streets to the basilica on the slopes of Mount Ingino. Spoiler alert: the candle topped by the statue of Ubaldo always wins. To penetrate past the general pandemonium and better follow what's going on, this is a festival best enjoyed with a local guide.
A perennial favorite with kids (and their parents) is the quieter Mercato delle Gaite held in late June in tiny Bevagna. Each town district–or gaite—accurately reconstructs functioning artisan workshops using both the techniques and technology of the 1300s to produce items that include silk (from silkworm to cloth), paper, bronze bells, beeswax candles, and religious icons. To beat the crowds, choose a weekday in early evening to visit the workshops, and be sure to have dinner in one of the outdoor taverns serving period dishes.
Where most historic festivals in Umbria are set in the middle ages, Foligno's Giostra della Quintana in September evokes the sumptuous 1600's, with elaborate Baroque costumes, elegant banquet dinners, and a noble equestrian tournament. The high point of this elegant festival's pomp and circumstance is the solemn procession and blessing of the horses the evening before the tournament. Still relatively undiscovered by tourists (who make up a large portion of the crowd at other festivals in Umbria), the Quintana is a perfect way to lose yourself completely in Umbria–past and present.
Rebecca moved to Italy from Chicago in 1993 and shortly thereafter opened an agriturismo in her husband's renovated family farmhouse at the foot of Mount Subasio near Assisi, Umbria. She spends her time taking care of guests at Brigolante, blogging about the lovely region she now calls home at Rebecca's Ruminations , and wondering about what strange winds blew an urban vegetarian to a farm in Umbria.


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EndNote Basic is available to all students. It is a tool that helps you collect, organize, share and formatting references. Follow the link for more information and to create an account. Contact the library to schedule a one-on-one session with a librarian.
EndNote Desktop is available at no cost for graduate students, faculty and staff. It has some additional features. Contact the library to schedule a one-on-one session with a librarian.


Study the Bible in the Tamil and English language. Customize the displaying mode to read the Bible either in Tamil or in English by switching the language from the main interface. Change the color of the interface as you please and arrange the verses. Each verse is also explained for an easy understanding.
The Holy Bible - Tamil-English 3.0 pode ser baixado do nosso site de graça. The Holy Bible - Tamil-English fica na subcategoria Religião-Esotéricos, que fica dentro de Casa & Lazer.
Bible.exe, tamilbible.exe, tamilbible_windows 1.exe, tamilbible_windows.exe e _294823.exe são os nomes de arquivo mais conhecidos para o instalador desse programa. The Holy Bible - Tamil-English pode ser instalado nas versões 32-bit do Windows XP/Vista/7/8/10.
As seguintes versões são as mais frequentemente baixadas pelos usuários do programa: 3.0, 1.3 e 1.2. O desenvolvedor do The Holy Bible - Tamil-English é TamilChristian. Nossa análise feita pelo antivírus mostra que esse download está livre de malware. O tamanho do arquivo do último instalador disponível para download é de 13 KB.
The Tamil Bible software is developed in VB.NET. This software requires the Microsoft .NET Framework & Microsoft Data Access Components installed in your computer. If you don't have the above installed yet, download from here.
Confira mais programas, tais como Online Bible, SwordSearcher ou Bible-Discovery, que podem ser similares a The Holy Bible - Tamil-English.


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United states are a fantastic place for vacation to visit the places that you are interested in sports, Agriculture, Architecture, fashion, food, or nature. America is the people looking for opportunities called land opportunities. In everyone's lifetime, a traveler likes to spend time in America. Your experience of the beaches, geographically diverse foods, research and development, and Silicon Valley in the country.
Silicon Valley is famous for the I.T. industry in America. America has many places like New York, San Francisco, Las Vegas, Waikiki, Washington dc, Miami, Los Angeles, New Orleans, Utah's National Parks, Orlando, Chicago, Disney land, Yosemite national park, Yellow stone, Niagara Falls. America is the most loved place to get relax and spend time increase more productivity. America is abundant in destinations, and exotic nightlife can intensify your spirits in the country. America has many places and described below in every miniature way.
HERE LIST OF BEST PLACES TO VISIT IN UNITED STATES
Statue of Liberty, New York, USA
New York is the top-rated state in the united states and many more places to see in the city. The city covered up with amazing statues and parks along with the tallest buildings in the country. New York is a beautiful place to watch the movie sets scenes in real life and the New York Times corner, which shows the celebration of every year's welcome day in the ball event. New York has many places to see and experience them by roaming around the city.
New York has a beautiful statue called "statue of liberty." New York walking sets will be like a movie set in every turn EMPIRE STATE BUILDING, ROCKEFELLER PLAZA, CHRYSLER BUILDING, CENTRAL PARK, TIME SQUARE, and 5TH AVENUE BROADWAY.
New York has the time square, which is always busiest Street in the country and surrounded by the large display screen with electrified ads in the square atmosphere. It is covered with famous theatres, shopping, and dining in the Street. It has attracted millions of tourists and visitors around the world. New York time square got the name from the famous paper called the New York Times paper got famous in the country. Times square which ads are appeared from 1904 and located in the center of the city. Times square also entertainment around the Broadway theatre in the street corner which is shown movie sets.
Time square celebrates the new year eve ball drop which is famous around the globe and count down exactly 11:57 pm in the screens are transformed into 3min art show. New York has the tourist attraction which is the tallest building in America. New York has the tallest observatory from the top floor called one world observatory which situated on the top floors on one world trade known as freedom trader. New York city observatory provides a panoramic view for tourists and visitors in the virtually featuring elevator ride in the building the time-lapse recreating the development of New York City from 1500 to the present day.
Central Park is famous in New York, which is covered 830 alate 1cres of land. In the 890s, Central Park is famous for ice-skating and later years after the city is developed along with the park. Park provides people connecting the streets, momentum in the park, statues, playgrounds for kids, reduce the stress for busy people, and experience the bridges connecting the museums and halls. Central Park in the middle of the city, which is connected by Manhattan and surrounded by tall buildings in city life.
Wall street is actual Street, which is located in New York street, and the largest stock Exchanges in the world New York stock exchange and NASDAQ are both located in the wall street. In the Street, you can see the Brave Girl and Bull statues in the Street and get a history of it. Statue of Liberty is the symbol of freedom and democracy in the country. Statue of liberty is gifted from France as the symbol of friendship to the united states in 1886. Statue of Liberty is located in the New York harbor
· San Francisco
San Francisco is a historic and popular bridge in the country. San Francisco has the many places around the visit bridges, tallest buildings, and experience the park, momentum, statues, pools, and plates of seafood in the ocean corner. San Francisco has a famous place called Fisherman's wharf, which is popular around 1800 with food for hordes of gold rushers, and it became home base for their fishing fleet. In 1970, it became a famous tourist attraction and it includes interesting locations like restaurants, shops, and attractions. Here you can see the sea lions, bay cruises, carousel infinite mirror maze, and aquarium. San Francisco cable cars connecting the city and last cable car system of its kind in the world.
The Monumental structure built for 1915 called as Palace of fine arts Panama-pacific international exposition to show the world. The Architecture features a lagoon and walkways with art exhibitions and a favorite spot for weddings. Take a short walk through this amazing architectural masterpiece. You can also visit the wave activated acoustic sculpture located near the effects and intensity vary depending on the level of the tide. You can experience the sound of the ocean and enjoy the nature.
Golden Gate Bridge is the most photographed picture and recognized American symbol in the world. Golden Gate Bridge is the best bridge and wonders of the modern world. It was built in 1937 as the longest suspension bridge at the time of its construction. It is the tallest bridge constructed across san Francisco and the Pacific Ocean. Golden Gate bridge is the international orange paint and its picturesque surroundings which side hides the best spot for a selfie with an iconic piece of history. Lombard Street, with its steep, one-block section with eight turns, claimed to be "the most crooked street in the world."
Sutro baths are the open area which was the once the largest swimming pool in the world. Later baths struggled for many years due to high maintenance costs and transformed into an ice-skating rink. You will find the camera obscura a very rare device from the 15th century by Leonardo da Vinci. It gives you a 360-degree view of live images of seal rock area.
Golden Gate Park is the large urban park around 1000 acres featuring hills, lakes, meadows, gardens, playgrounds, and buildings. The park is full of interesting locations such as Conservatory of flowers, Japanese tea garden, beautiful stow lake with Golden Gate pavilion and strawberry hill, Alvord lake Bridge. Alcatraz island got its name from the Spanish word defined as "pelican" or "strange bird." The Island is famous for prison and constructed in the 19th century in 1911.prison was forced to shut down in 1963 due to high maintenance costs and a bad reputation. Island is open for the public to see, and please book the ticket in advance.
· Las Vegas
Las Vegas is a paradise named hotspot for entertainment and always shows a neon boarding sign, which is more iconic and exciting in the city. Las Vegas, which is filled with the hotel with casinos, neon museum, stratosphere tower, High roller, and red rock canyon. Las Vegas is the casino paradise and entertainment with a skyscraper tower with a 360-degree view in the city. We have category as according to design and flow continue to enjoy in every moment.
Las Vegas is full of neon boarding signs, and old arts are collected in one place. Neon Museum Las Vegas offers varies collection of iconic Las vegas sign were down they are demolished or renovated. You can enjoy the view of a simple walk in a single day.
Fremont Street in downtown Las Vegas street, which is in the center of the city and home for a casino such as Binion Horseshoe, Eldorado Club and Fremont hotel and casino. The Street is full covered of LCD display featuring viva vision light shows and specular ways to see by flying on their slot Zilla zip line. Stratosphere Tower is the tallest free-standing observation tower and stretching over 1,100 feet above Las Vegas. You can even jump from the tower on their sky jump, which Holds the record and enjoy the X-scream thrill ride in the tower.
High roller Ferris wheel offers a 360-degree view of the city takes around the 30-minute ride in one of its 28 cabins. You can even choose the bars and enjoy the party with a celebration high above Las Vegas. Las Vegas is a place full of extraordinary with unique stores hard to find anywhere in the world. You can enjoy the coca-cola store and M&M's store or experience the chocolate world right across the Street.
"Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas" sign was built in 1959 and which is recognized sign official considered southern end of the Las Vegas strip designed by the betty wills. You can ever similar sign based on this design all over Las Vegas. You can enjoy the iconic place and get exciting to take a selfie place in history.
Hoover Dam is the largest dam in the world located in Black Canyon of the Colorado River on the border between Nevada and Arizona. The dam is finished during the Deep Depression in 1936 and it is the tallest dam in the world. You can enjoy here pouring water downstream and get water into the sky as a powerful updraft created by the dam.
· Washington DC
Washing Dc is the capital of America country and located in Maryland and Virginia. It is fully covered beautiful monuments, buildings, and a white house along with the supreme court. Washington is fully of patriotism covered showed by the historic museums, monuments, arts, and culture in the city. You can even feel the vibe in you through the arts and achievements of the country. We have shared our experience with you in miniature way from Washing DC.
Washing Monument is the stone obelisk located on the National Mall with 554ft or 169 m tall made out of the different types of stone include different tones of stone include revealing marble change in the source of the material when construction was stopped and later continued. It was completed in1844 and tallest structure made mostly of stone in the world.
Abraham Lincoln 16th president paid tribute by Lincoln memorial. This marble structure was modeled on Parthenon in Greece and constructed in 1922. The interior has 3 chambers in which the Central chamber houses a 19-foot statue of Lincoln. One of the most symbolic American monuments is Martin Luther King's "I Have a Dream." You can best view the Lincoln Memorial across the Reflecting Pool, which beautifully illuminates the monument. Many memorials like The Korean War Veterans Memorial commemorating military members who served during the Korean War. World War II Memorial Thomas Jefferson Memorial resembles the Parthenon in Rome with a 19-foot statue of Thomas Jefferson Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial featuring a 30-foot statue of MLK carved into the Stone of Hope, and a large granite wall showing excerpts of his speeches and sermons.
Washington DC is collectively known for U.S. Botanic Garden is famous among North America's oldest Botanic Gardens, built in the year 1820, and free admission for living planet museum aimed to inform about the importance of plants to humans and earth through exhibits, tour, and programs for tourists of all age. You will find room for rare and endangered plants in the Gardens.
Washington is a large collection of art and historic statue with fine Museums in the country. Washington DC shows you the history, arts, culture, and nature. You can naturally paintings 140,000, drawing photos, and sculptures. National Museum library and history 146 million specimens and objects collection. The National Air, Space Museum is the biggest collection of historic aircraft and spacecraft in the world, including the original Wright brothers' 1903 flyer. National Archives Museum, National Museum of African American History culture where you'll find the three most historically important documents in America: The Declaration of Independence, the United States Constitution, and the Bill of Rights. These are museums that are completely free to visit and worth visiting.
President palace named White house named in 1902 from president Theodore Roosevelt as Executive Mansion. White House Has the East wing and west wing full covered with security in the mansion. White House has renovated and rebuilt several times in war situations and structural weakness.
In the Capitol, the ancient Greek and Roman architecture are observed in the interior everywhere and renovation, moderation efforts over the past years. The Big Building has the ceremonial space also serving the art gallery national security hall in it. National Mall eastern end has the American Government branch and senate in the north wing with House of representatives in Hall. In the Capitol, you can see the seats of the library of congressman and the National mall in it.
Miami is a beautiful place to enjoy the beaches with the sound of the ocean and spend time with your partners. Miami is a beautiful place to spend in the summer season and enjoy the national parks with wildlife. Miami has many places to visit and experience the beautiful places in the city. South Beach is the hotspot for world-class hotels with rich, heritage, and stunning scenery. South beach is round-the-clock in the ocean drive. You can enjoy the beautiful view from the hotel sit down for coffee with a backdrop of iconic beach views. Lummus park has a specular view between the ocean drive and the Atlantic Ocean. You can even spend time running around the beaches and fitness. You can see colorful lifeguard towers every and greater Miami area.
Miami is also a famous Cuban life and culture in little Havana district. Here you can also see the restaurants, bakeries, and markets. You can see the Hollywood fame star in the street and entertainment industry walkthrough walk of fame. A cigar which is a handmade and ice cream company is famous in Miami. You can also see the memorial of Boulevard park hero's fought for Cuban independence.
Arts Hub, with 70 galleries and museums located in Wynwood, is a former manufacturing district. Walls are turned down into graffiti artists' paintings and attracted millions of tourists all over the world.
Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden is famous in Miami, which is located in coral gables. Here garden collection of 23,000 tropical plants and various plants, herbs, vine, trees in it. the park has a walk of a rain forest setting with butterflies and a wing of tropics. You can also enjoy the museum and learning with the conservation of faculty.
Los Angles is famous in the America and symbol for Hollywood movies with sign in the hill. Los Angles is a beautiful place to spend time with partners and make parties on the beach. Los Angle is an exciting place to shop in the market and known historical moments of America. Los Angle has so many places to visit and experience them.
In Los Angles, the famous place for shopping is the Grand Central Market hall, which is around 30,000 square foot arcade with food aquarium and retail marketplace in downtown. Los Angles is a full eating experience that showed all-around places with ingredients, chefs, and entrepreneurs. Los Angles are covered up entire food vendors in the market.
L.A. has the open observation deck from tower skyspace, which is a more iconic U.S. bank tower in Los Angeles in the city. You need to be braver to have experience the 45-foot sky slide in the fully enclosed in the downtown. You can take the 1000 feet above downtown in Los Angeles in the city.
Griffith Observatory in Los Angeles gives you more experience in the downtown with Hollywood sign. It gives a more extensive array of space and science displays. You can feel the memorable exhibits is the tesla coil.
Hollywood sign is famous for every Hollywood film, which is landmarks, and the cultural icon is located in Los Angeles. You need to have look HOLLYWOOD from the 45-foot tall white capital letter and 352 long, which is sign in 1923. You can also see the parks, Disney land, Hollywood, Universal Studios, and the famous Jurassic Park in Los Angeles. You can see the Back to the future, pyscho and more films sets in the Los Angeles park.
Hollywood is the entertainment industry in Los Angele, which has actors, directors, musicians, producers, fictional characters, and others. Stars that are embedded in sidewalks along with the Hollywood in Street and iconic entrance made, which is popular around both residents and visitors. Santa Monica is large with legendary American Highway in Route 66, symbolizing that this road. You can see the pacific park and amusement park with the solar-paneled Ferris wheel.
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What is the GST New Housing Rebate?
When an individual purchases or constructs a new home, or substantially renovates an existing home, the individual pays GST on the purchase price or on the costs of renovation. The GST New Housing Rebate provides a refund to the individual for a portion of the GST paid.
The amount of the rebate is 36% of the GST paid up to a maximum of $6,300 for a home valued at $350,000. For homes valued at more than $350,000, the rebate decreases until it is completely eliminated at a home value of $450,000.
To file for the rebate related to a house and land purchased together from a builder, you must complete forms GST190 and GST190-WS.
To file for the rebate related to an owner-built house, you must complete forms GST191 and GST 191-WS.. Owner-built housing includes a house constructed on contract by a builder on land already owned by an individual. Substantial renovations are also considered owner-built housing.
For owner-built housing, the individual mustthe GST191 rebate form upon completion of the house or substantial renovation, and the individual eventually receives a cash rebate from the Canada Revenue Agency once the rebate form is processed. This can take some time as the CRA needs to receive and process the form and administer the payment of the rebate.
For housing purchased from a builder, the individual may follow the same process as for owner-built housing or, more commonly, may assign the rebate to the builder to be applied against the purchase price. The benefit of this method it that you receive the value of the rebate up-front and do not need to wait to receive the rebate from CRA.
The builder and the purchaser must consider whether GST on the house is included in the agreed-upon price or whether GST applies on top of the agreed-upon price. This should be discussed up front so that both parties understand the full price. The buyer ultimately pays the GST, whether it is included in the purchase price or added to the purchase price.
The GST rebate becomes void if the new house sold within the first 12 months.
The individual (or builder if assignment of the rebate) must apply for the correct rebate by filing the correct form.
Either the individual purchaser or a close blood relative (parent, child, sibling, spouse) must live in the house in order to claim the rebate.
Any co-signors on the house other than direct blood relatives are also required to live in the house.
The time limit for applying for the rebate is two years from the completion (occupancy) of the house.
If the rebate is assigned to the builder, there is some added complexity to filing the builder's GST return and properly reporting the new housing rebate assignment.
In order to ensure that the GST new housing rebate is properly calculated, and that the forms are correctly completed and filed, consider seeking professional advice from a CPA.


The National Rent Report is a joint study by Bullpen Research & Consulting Inc. and Rentals.ca. Based on the findings, the report suggests the national average monthly rent will increase 6% in 2019. There will likely be an increase of 11% in Toronto, a 9% increase in Ottawa, and Vancouver will see a 7% increase.
In November 2018, the average Canadian rental was listed at $1,754 a month, which is 4.4% lower than October 2018. This slight drop in rent is normal because fewer people decide to move during the winter months.
"There is trepidation among potential homebuyers following the bubble-like conditions and the subsequent price correction in the GTA housing market last year" says Ben Myers, president of Bullpen Research & Consulting Inc. "Many Torontonians are choosing to lease instead of buy, with existing tenants staying put to avoid paying the higher market-rate for an available unit. This phenomenon has reduced rental listings in this high-demand environment."
Many Greater Toronto Area markets topped the list of most expensive places to rent, including Oakville and Vaughan. Oakville topped the list with an average rent of $2,161 for a one-bedroom unit and $2,056 for a two-bedroom unit in November 2018. Don't ask us why the two-bedroom unit is more affordable, we have no idea! In Vaughan, the average rent for a one-bedroom was $2,042, while a two-bedroom unit averaged just slightly more at $2,056.
Toronto came in second with a one-bedroom renting for an average of $2,144 and a two-bedroom averaged $2,576. Toronto is the most expensive place in the country to rent a two-bedroom unit, with Vancouver following closely in second with an average rent of $2,572.
On the other end of the spectrum, if you're looking for more affordable rent, you should start searching in Regina where the average rent for a one-bedroom was $1,038 in November 2018, and $1,160 for a two-bedroom.
"Toronto rents have been pulled up by recently completed high-design condo apartments for lease," says Matt Danison, CEO of Rentals.ca. "Landlords can rent their inventory for significantly more than older rental apartments."
According to the report, expanded rent control in April 2017 led to a slower turnover of rental units in Toronto, and also annual rent increases of 10-15% in some buildings.
"With near record-high immigration in Canada and record-low unemployment, demand for housing is high, but flat or declining resale house prices due to current and expected future credit tightening has deterred many would-be first-time buyers from entering the ownership market," Danison explains. "That demand overflow is being felt in the rental market, where very few Canadian markets are offsetting demand with new rental supply."


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Sergiu ferried the passengers across the river.
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Why does everyone hate Dory?
Roland finally persuaded Clarissa to buy it.
For Cary, the gun is a weapon.
The cake that Marvin baked should taste OK.
Cory was bludgeoned into paying the money.
Donald asked me to help him with his homework.
I couldn't have finished my homework without Larry's help.
Did you tell Panos when we expect him to be here?
Tommy usually walks to school if it's not raining.
Vivek introduced his sister to me.
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Hienz likes football and music.
Kamel ran toward the house.
Meeks seems to be weighing his options.
I told Luc that I was way too busy.
Matthieu was the victim of a random sniper attack.


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For information about riders under age 18, visit the Youth Rider Guidelines page. If you're looking for a training schedule or safety tips, those can be found on our FAQ page.
If you don't know your rider number, please email habitat500@hfhmn.org.
All riders must check in at Rest Stop #2 and the overnight location. Riders must wear a helmet at all times while on a bicycle.
Please watch our safety video before starting your ride. Our sincere thanks to the committee members and volunteers who put the video together! Find the video here.
The Habitat 500 team sends out newsletters out each month from March through September each year. During April, May, and June, two newsletters will go out: one with information for registered riders and one with information for all Habitat 500 supporters. If you're not already on our list, sign up below!
All riders, especially new riders, are strongly encouraged to review the Ride guidelines in the Rider Handbook. In addition, all registered riders must complete waivers as part of registration. If someone else completed your registration for you, please email habitat500@hfhmn.org to receive and complete your waivers!


Alma-nac were approached to comprehensively renovate and reconfigure a five storey, grade II listed townhouse in the borough of Kensington and Chelsea.
Working closely with the local authority and contractor alike, Alma-nac successfully managed the intricate planning process to gain listed building approval for the proposed works, delivered to impeccably high standards.
The project involved the sensitive yet whole scale refurbishment an 1850s townhouse to ensure that the property was fit to be a modern family home. Alma-nac worked to transform the property; reinstating original features, rebuilding damaged floors and walls and enlarging non-original openings to create a more open plan, light filled family home.
Key to the remodeling was the creation of bespoke joinery, helping to define rooms within the house without countering the strict planning policy. Bespoke joinery was used as part of a well defined material palette ensuring that a strong design was achieved throughout the 5 storey home, in keeping with the client's brief and the building's heritage alike.


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8 edition of Rehearsal in Black found in the catalog.
by Paul Hoover
Published November 1, 2001 by Salt Publishing .
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Ignatian Companions
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Around the Bay (& beyond)
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PROGRAM DETAILS | SPIRITUAL FORMATION | LOCATIONS | APPLY | HISTORY | CALENDAR
Service Listing
EAST BAY SERVICE AGENCIES
Catholic Charities of the East Bay
Catholic Charities of the East Bay is a diverse, multi-service nonprofit Human Services agency. Since 1935, it has played a central role in providing social services and advocacy to those most in need in Contra Costa and Alameda counties regardless of their religious faith. The Family to Family Program is staffed by a member of Ignatian Companions, Ms. Carolyn Kranz.
Contra Costa Interfaith Supporting Community Organization (CCISCO)
CCISCO helps everyday people win extraordinary victories, not by speaking for them, but by providing a vehicle for them to speak, act and engage in the public arena for themselves. Since 1996, we have been organizing a voice for justice and equity in Contra Costa. We are a multi-ethnic, multi-generational, interfaith federation of 25 congregations and youth institutions representing over 35,000 families.
Diocese of Oakland
The Office for Life and Justice supports social justice, respect life and restorative justice ministries in parishes, deaneries, schools, ethnic centers and other institutions, recognizing that our efforts in education, service, advocacy, and solidarity are an essential aspect of the Christian life.
The mission of Loaves and Fishes is to feed the hungry of Contra Costa County by providing free hot nutritious meals at dining facilities.
Next Step Learning Center
An adult literacy program serving the residents of Oakland, and especially West and Downtown Oakland. Founded in 1994 by the Sisters of the Holy Names, Next Step addresses with energy and innovation the critical problem of illiteracy.
Order of Malta Clinic (free clinic)
This health clinic, a co-operation between the Diocese of Oakland and the Order of Malta Western Association, was created with the hope of helping people who have no access to medical services because they lack health insurance.
St. Mary's Center, Oakland
St. Mary's Center pursues its mission with deep regard, concern, and respect for all people. We provide services for low-income seniors, families and preschoolers in Downtown and West Oakland.
St. Vincent de Paul Society, Alameda County
The Society of St. Vincent de Paul of Alameda County provides direct assistance to anyone in need in Alameda county. Our emphasis is on volunteer-driven, one-to-one assistance, in collective fellowship and spiritual growth.
STAND!
STAND! For Families Free of Violence is a catalyst for breaking the multi-generational cycle of violence, promoting safe and strong relationships, and rebuilding lives.
SAN FRANCISCO SERVICE AGENCIES
Saint Anthony Foundation
In the spirit of St. Francis of Assisi, the mission of St. Anthony Foundation is to feed, heal, shelter, clothe, lift the spirits of those in need, and create a society in which all persons flourish. We are committed to providing the poor of San Francisco with basic needs and services as a gateway to reclaiming their sense of dignity and progressing towards stability.
Care Through Touch Institute
The mission of the Care Through Touch Institute (CTI) is to care for and educate poor and marginalized people through massage therapy and holistic health practices that transform body, mind and spirit.
Catholic Charities CYO
Founded in 1907 and rooted in our faith traditions of charity and justice, Catholic Charities CYO supports families, aging and disabled adults, and youth through social services and opportunities for healthy growth and development.
In a spirit of justice and charity, the St. Vincent de Paul Society of San Francisco works to serve anyone in need—at the neighborhood level, through volunteer efforts in local parishes; on a city-wide level, through professional social service programs—working to break the cycles of homelessness, substance abuse and battering.
SOUTH BAY SERVICE AGENCIES
Bill Wilson Center
Founded in 1973, Bill Wilson Center is a nonprofit community-based organization serving over 10,000 clients in Santa Clara County annually. Bill Wilson Center's vision is to prevent poverty by connecting youth to education, employment, housing and positive relationships. Our mission is to support and strengthen the community by serving youth and families through counseling, housing, education, and advocacy.
Casa de Clara Catholic Worker
Casa de Clara is a small house of hospitality for women and children, located in downtown San Jose. We offer shelter, meals, and a safe, peaceful place to call home for up to 8 women and children at a time. We are staffed by a full-time, live-in volunteer community of Catholic Workers. Any of our volunteer opportunities can be done in pairs as well. We are looking for spiritually grounded, caring, relationship-oriented people who are looking to take ownership of a project at the Casa.
Catholic Charities of Santa Clara County
Catholic Charities of Santa Clara County changes lives for good. We help people of all cultures and beliefs rise up out of poverty and overcome the barriers to self-sufficiency. Because most lives are a complex pattern of choices and circumstances, we take a holistic approach to helping people change their lives, taking into account the whole person as well as their family and life situations. The organization has multiple programs, including the Eastside Neighborhood Center and the John XXIII Center servicing low-income seniors, with over 40 programs throughout the county.
CityTeam Minitries
CityTeam Ministries provides hot meals, safe shelter, showers, and clean clothing to this city's homeless population. CityTeam also has a wonderful staff, that care for and meet the needs of the youth and families in San Jose. A recovery program is in place for those men and women that are on a road of destruction from drugs and alcohol. CityTeam is involved in real life situations with the people that walk through our doors. The caring staff at CityTeam, reaches out to those people in need and shows them there is real hope in Christ in order to formulate an everlasting real change in their lives.
Community Pregnancy Centers
CPC is a service, education, and medical organization that provides compassion and care to individuals in Santa Clara County. Our goal is to serve the whole person. This includes assisting in practical, emotional and spiritual needs. Community Pregnancy Centers provide peer counseling and accurate information on all pregnancy options; however we do not provide or refer for abortions.
Sacred Heart Community Service Center
Our mission is to change lives and impact poverty by providing essential services, offering tools for self-sufficiency, and ministering with dignity, compassion and respect. We engage the community and inspire volunteers to love, serve and share.
Community Services Agency of Mountain View, Los Altos & Los Altos Hills
Provide vital social services for residents of Mountain View, Los Altos and Los Altos Hills. We understand that hardship can come at any time and knows no age limit. We provide a safety net so independence and self-sufficiency can be restored and maintained. Our clients may be a young, working poor family or an elderly person looking for companionship.
Day Worker Center of Mountain View
Connect workers and employers in a safe and supportive environment. Empower workers to improve their socio-economic condition through fair employment, education, and job skills training. Participate in advocacy efforts that support the day laborer community.
Detention Ministry/Restorative Justice, Diocese of San Jose
Provides a Catholic pastoral presence to the over 4,500 men, women and children incarcerated in the Diocese of San Jose in our county jails, juvenile facilities and prisons that reflects a sensitivity to the ethnic and cultural differences and needs of this special population.
Juan Diego Society Women's Center
The Women's Center exists to aid women who may not be aware of abortion alternatives. The Center provides the information and support needed to deal with the stress of a crisis pregnancy. All services are offered free and are strictly confidential.
Learning and Loving Education Center
A non-denominational women-focused nonprofit organization that provides education, outreach, and resources to low-income immigrant women and their children. The Center was established to teach skills, foster hopes, and provide direction to marginalized immigrant students who are limited by illiteracy, poverty, and lack of access to educational opportunities and services to improve their lives and the lives of their families. Our programs teach skills that assist underserved populations in overcoming the multiple barriers to education, literacy, employment and self-reliance. We serve the Morgan Hill, San Martin, Coyote, and Gilroy areas of south Santa Clara County in Northern California. See Services for more detail. All classes are open-entry and childcare is provided all classes and workshops.
Loaves and Fishes Family Kitchen
Loaves & Fishes Family Kitchen is committed to providing nutritious meals and support services in a dignified, safe and caring environment for our guests. We provide these services to all needy individuals, with special concern for families and senior citizens.
Martha's Kitchen
Hours: Monday, Thursday, and Friday, 7 am to 2 pm Tuesday and Wednesday: 6 am to 5 pm
Serves meals to needy the men, women and children of the San Jose area. Special provisions are made to meet the needs of families with children.
Rachel's Vineyard Ministries
Rachel's Vineyard weekends for healing after abortion are offered throughout the year in locations across the United States. The program is an opportunity to examine your abortion experience, identify the ways that the loss has impacted you in the past and present, and helps to acknowledge any unresolved feelings that many individuals struggle with after abortion. Because of the emotional numbness and secrecy that often surrounds an abortion experience, conflicting emotions both during and after the event may remain unresolved. These buried feelings can surface later and may be symptoms of post abortion trauma.
Sacred Heart Nativity Schools
Here at Sacred Heart Nativity School we strive to afford our students with one of the most important opportunities – a high quality Catholic education. SHNS is dedicated to providing quality, low-cost private education to at-risk youth in the 6th through 8th grades. It is an academically challenging and a highly structured environment. These youth, 96% Latino, are in danger of dropping out of school and risking a lifetime of poor outcomes.
The Santa Clara District Council of the St. Vincent de Paul Society has a dual mission: to organize and assist parish SVDP Conferences in order to provide help to neighbors in times of need, and to help laborers in San Jose earn a living with honor.
Second Harvest Food Bank
Second Harvest Food Bank of Santa Clara and San Mateo Counties is the trusted leader dedicated to ending local hunger. Since its inception in 1974, Second Harvest has become one of the largest food banks in the nation, providing food to an average of nearly one quarter of a million people each month. The Food Bank mobilizes individuals, companies, and community partners to connect people to the nutritious food they need.
Sunnyvale Community Services
Prevent homelessness and hunger for low-income families and seniors facing temporary crises. We provide financial aid, food, and other support that prevents larger problems with more expensive solutions.
St. Joseph Family Center
To improve the quality of life through comprehensive services that help establish food security, shelter, gainful employment, and other opportunities toward achieving self-sufficiency.
Step Up Silicon Valley
Step Up Silicon Valley: Campaign to Cut Poverty is a network of service providers, businesses, congregations, schools, and government offices in Santa Clara County/diocese of San Jose who have pledged to work collaboratively to cut poverty. Companions volunteer in several organizations within this network. The impact of our service is strengthened by this shared vision and focus. Step Up partners are committed to a mutually reinforcing plan to monitor programs and communicate regularly to assess and measure this collective impact.
Volunteer Silicon Valley
The portal operation is exclusively an online service that works to match individuals, businesses, non-profit organizations, schools and government agencies to help address community needs
West Valley Community Services
Provide direct assistance and referral services to the community for more than 35 years. We provide a continuum of basic needs, housing assistance and family support services including: information and referrals, food, clothing, shelter, affordable housing, financial assistance and case management, serving individuals and families in the West Valley communities of Cupertino, Los Gatos, Monte Sereno, Saratoga, West San Jose and the unincorporated mountain regions.
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Ignatian Spiritual Life Center
A Ministry of St. Agnes Parish
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A ministry of St. Agnes Parish in the Haight-Ashbury neighborhood of San Francisco, the Spiritual Life Center is a resource for living an Ignatian life of devotion and service. Programming includes ongoing Christian adult education and faith formation, the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius, spiritual direction, opportunities for prayer and retreat, and a commitment to dialogue and service in our Church and world.
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