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Senators call on Obama to back their proposal to spur investment
Source: Eugene Mulero, E&E reporter • Posted: Thursday, December 13, 2012
With their proposal not getting much traction this year, the sponsors of legislation that would open up renewable energy projects for private investors called on President Obama today to support their measure in the 113th Congress.
Sens. Chris Coons (D-Del.) and Jerry Moran (R-Kan.) say they are hopeful that with the president's backing, legislation that would guarantee renewable energy firms the investment potential already afforded to traditional energy companies could garner broader support next year.
The legislation was introduced over the summer, and it would primarily allow renewable energy outfits the use of what is known as master limited partnerships, or MLPs. Coons said the legislation would "level the playing field between traditional and energy businesses." The House offered companion legislation that received a degree of bipartisan support, but it, too, has stalled.
In a letter to the president, signed by Coons along with 24 Democrats and four Republicans, the lawmakers argued that "small tweaks to the tax code could attract billions of dollars in private sector investment to renewable energy deployment" through what they call an "all of the above" energy strategy.
"Essentially what it's doing is taking an existing well-known, well-established statutory and thus financial structure, and opening it up to clean energy. There's been some question as to just how broadly that's defined, exactly what the tax consequences would be, that we might consider in ways to strengthen or broaden it early in the next Congress," Coons said today. "My gut view is that it's a fairly simple bill and could compel a fairly broad support."
Since their start in the '80s, MLPs have been limited to energy accounts for oil, natural gas, coal extraction and pipeline projects. The lawmakers' intent, if it is signed into law, could attract a private investment component that proponents argue would "build and grow" renewable energy markets.
As Moran put it, "The financing mechanism has been very valuable to us in states like Kansas where oil and gas has a lot of play, where pipelines have used this financing mechanism over a long period of time and is proven to be very successful. And we would love to see the opportunity for other energy suppliers to be able to finance with the benefits of partnership taxation and the function of corporate identity."
To further make their case, the lawmakers cited about a dozen policy shapers from the energy sector who have signed up in support of the measure.
Acknowledging congressional leaders will not make time for their proposal before the 112th Congress adjourns sine die, Coons said he would attempt to include MLPs as well as real estate investment trusts benefits for such renewable companies in whatever tax overhaul package the next Congress is able to advance.
While the Senate bill has yet to receive a formal cost estimate by the Congressional Budget Office, Coons said it might cost less than a billion dollars.


For years people have been complaining about the health of their families on the street that divides Wheatfield and North Tonawanda.
Nearby, along Niagara Falls Blvd. is a large, suspiciously vacant area of green space — the infamous Niagara Sanitation Landfill — where for decades following World War II area chemical companies trucked and dumped their toxic byproducts.
Homes were also built and and sold nearby without the new occupants knowing what lurked beneath the soil in that large, vacant area out back.
Deadly Love Canal toxic waste got shipped to the Wheatfield landfill just a few miles away when the 102nd Street site started remediation in 1979.
One family still living on Forbes Street today fled their Love Canal neighborhood only to find out their new home in Wheatfield's semi-rural setting abutted another toxic landfill.
Other families have left — abandoning their homes — and have reported improving health.
Families on Forbes do not agree with the DEC's recent declaration that chemicals from the landfill are not migrating to nearby residences based on soil tests, with the agency measuring soil only three inches deep.
So is the new 23-home subdivision 650 feet from one of the worst waste dumps in Niagara County a good idea?
It isn't the first time the "Aubrey Way" project has come before the Wheatfield town board. Landowner Bob Weaver tried to build 23 homes there in 2015 but the motion to do what happened Monday night failed to get a second from any board member.
"He (Weaver) has had soil tests done, and that will all come forward during the environmental review process," said MacSwan.
The motion to move the Aubrey Way subdivision forward to the SEQR process was made Monday by MacSwan and seconded by Curt Doktor, who were both elected in November after facing no competition in the primaries or the general election. Town board members Larry Helwig and Randy Retzlaff voted to approve while Gilbert Doucet was not present.
At last week's planning board meeting — where the Aubrey Way subdivision was approved to be sent to the town board — residents of Forbes Street and Nash Road spoke out against the subdivision for health and quality-of-life reasons.
"It's a chemical dump," says one woman in the audience.
"How far is that going to be away from the where they had the Love Canal waste that they had moved out? How far is the development going to be away from that site.
Tim Zuber (above, first from left) responds: "From what I can measure through the GIS system at the closet point it's over 650 feet," said Zuber, a project engineer for engineering firm Wendel.
"Will that be available to everybody?" the man asks.
"Well, we'd like to see it," the resident says.
"What's the timeline on that?" the man asks.
The chairman says, "But we have to go back to the agenda" before he sees another man waiting to speak.
After the planning board voted to move the SEQR process to the town board, residents gathered outside.
"It's just disgusting," said one resident.
Other Forbes Street residents have said testing needs to be performed in the houses and basements— not on three inches of topsoil that most likely has been replaced due to yearly flooding.
"Why would you want to buy next to a waste dump?" asked another resident.
"It's just sad," said another resident.
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MCJAS was formed under Ohio Revised Code 2151.34. A Joint Board of Commissioners and Board of Trustees is charged with the responsibility of designing, funding, and implementing coordinated and accountable services for delinquent, unruly, dependent, neglected, and abused children referred by juvenile or family court judges.
MCJAS strives to be a leader and innovator in the field of juvenile justice. The system constantly looks to develop more effective ways to address the problems of juvenile crime and violence, and works diligently to protect members of the community.
MCJAS supports and participates in the development of comprehensive, community based systems of care for children and families. The system is committed to providing high quality services which focuses on individual children and families, and addressing the problem of juvenile delinquency. Safe streets and non-violent neighborhoods are essential in order to make a positive difference in the lives of our children and their families.
The Attention Center's primary goal is to carry out the mandates as set forth by the Ohio Revised Code, which is to provide safe, secure, and humane temporary custody of youth held by the Juvenile Courts. Youth are held for a short time pending a hearing, and possibly longer if serving a sentence by a court or while arrangements are being made for placement elsewhere. The four attention centers are operated the same to maintain consistency throughout the system and so that youth understand the expectations of staff in each center. At times, youth are sent from one center to another for safety and security reasons and this consistency makes this transition easier for youth. The focus of the attention centers is learning responsibility for individual behavior. We at MCJAS use the term "attention" center because we don't just detain youth while they are with us. Instead, we give them positive attention they possibly lack in their lives in an effort to help them make better choices in the future.
The group homes provide residential care and treatment for youth able to function in an open or unlocked setting. Programming puts emphasis on the skills needed to return to either the family or independent adult living. Youth attend public schools and are encouraged to get jobs outside the home. Life skills are emphasized as well as problem-solving and independent skills.
The Residential Treatment Center offers live-in care for youth lacking sufficient internal controls for an open setting or who are unable to function within the public schools. In addition to group and family counseling, this setting provides a specialized school focusing on youth with learning or behavioral problems and specialized programming.
The Community Corrections Facility (CCF) receives funding through the Ohio Department of Youth Services and works in conjunction with RECLAIM dollars to offset overcrowding in ODYS and keep youth in their own communities. The CCF takes non-violent offenders and focuses its services on youth who are moderate- to high-risk on delinquency scales. The program uses a Behavioral Management System that rewards youth for positive behavior.
While each facility is slightly different, each is designed to help kids understand the consequences of their decisions and make better choices in the future. Family involvement is also encouraged.
The array of services offered through these facilities and programs provide appropriate placement approaches. MCJAS continues to be a leader in the juvenile justice field. We are continually evaluating our program and seeking better ways to address the needs of the youth we serve.


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Ajax v. Benfica: Live stream, start time, aggregate score for UCL Round of 16 match
We're looking ahead to the second leg of Ajax v. Benfica in the UCL Round of 16, as both teams come in on level pegging with a 2-2 aggregate.
By Ryan Sanders Mar 15, 2022, 3:40am PDT
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AFC Ajax will play host to Primeira Liga side Benfica in the second leg of their Round of 16 tie, kicking off on Tuesday, March 15 at 4:00 p.m. ET. The match will be shown on Galavision in the United States with livestream options on Paramount+ and fuboTV.
The two sides come into the second leg all knotted up at 2-2 on aggregate after the first leg at Estadio da Luz in Lisbon on February 23. Ajax striker Dusan Tadic got things started with a goal in the 18th minute, followed by an own goal from Ajax forward Sebastien Haller in the 26th. Haller made up for his mistake just three minutes later when he regained the lead for his team.
Ukrainian international Roman Yaremchuk found an equalizer for Benfica in the 72nd minute as the match ended in a 2-2 draw.
Since UEFA abolished the away goals rule for all its competitions last year, the teams will be on level pegging going into the second leg in Amsterdam, instead of Ajax holding an edge with the two away goals they scored on Benfica's home ground. Although this matchup seems to fly more under the radar than bigger headlining ties like Real Madrid v. PSG, it's set to be an exciting affair, if the first leg was any indication.
Ajax is favored to win as the home side with moneyline odds at -240, according to DraftKings Sportsbook. Benfica will come in as the underdog on the road, priced at +600 to win in regular time.
How to watch Ajax v. Benfica
Date: Tuesday, March 15
TV channel: Galavision
Live stream: Paramount+, fuboTV
Ajax v. Benfica odds at DraftKings Sportsbook
Ajax: -240
Draw: +380
Benfica: +600


Our younger guests can also have fun, under their mums' watchful eye, with the games available in our lovely "Play Area" located in the hotel garden. Meals are served at flexible times, and we also cater for babies with our "Baby menus" which include baby food, vegetable broth and soups which can be tailored to each child's needs.
And every evening, for the tranquility of the parents, baby sitting service with entertainment in the hotel from 18.45 to 21.45 with lots of games and fun!
For baby food, we are very available and flexible both on time and in the preparation of their favorite dishes, we pay the utmost care and attention to their needs and habits by cooking pappine, vegetable broths and vegetable soups.
Cots and bed side rails are also available upon request in the rooms, as well as a colourful baby bath.
In addition, some of the hotel bikes are equipped with child seats and safety helmets.


Chicago native songstress Lisa Deveaux unites a lovely voice with an extraordinary good-looking outward appearance. Sergio Mendes, Earth, Wind & Fire, Diana Ross and Sade are her idols and influences. She sings many styles from R&B to jazz and soul. Phyliss Hyman as her vocal coach and her own natural beauty are the groundwork for a great career.
Her debut album Shakin' That Jazz (2003) featured Bobby Lyle, Karen Briggs and Everette Harp. Blending Brazilian, Smooth, and R&B sounds her devotion for jazz is undeniable.
With Get Up In It sassy Lisa serves some R&B flavored soul in the style of James Brown. You Belong To Me is her sultry confession of eternal love. Finally showcases more of her musical sweetness. Calling You is a phone inspired intermezzo.
The title song is Lisa Deveaux' entrance to smooth jazz featuring saxophonist Marion Meadows. Lisa's charming vocals is wonderfully supported by Marion's soprano sax. Who can withstand her breathy French declarations of love?
Could You Be The One asks Lisa with innocent attitude. Lew Laing and Makeda Francisco have written this tune. Lew has recorded with Paul Jackson, Sekou Bunch, Rodney Taylor, Nick Smith, Darrell Crooks, and many other notable musicians.
The song Ooh Boy was written by Norman Whitfield and was first released by Rose Royce in 1977. Compared to the original Lisa has accelerated the song to a contemporary tempo. The interlude Time creates the emotional mood for the following tunes Angel and This Time. Love songs are Lisa's favorites.
Beautiful impresses with a grooving rhythm. Lisa's haunting vocals perfectly fit to the irresistible flow. The last track Birthday Wish features well renowned guitarist Paul Jackson and his First Signature Model PRS. A great replacement for Marilyn Monroe's Happy Birthday.
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Selecting the right pet food can be mind boggling, and trying to understand the nutrition label can be even trickier. It can be a tempting topic to avoid but our pet's diet is an important cornerstone to proper care. Every pet owner should learn the basics about pet nutrition, what it all means, and what to look for.
Avoid the frustration of trying to sort through all of the information yourself and let Oakland Veterinary Referral Services help you focus on the most important things to know.
The balance of these nutrients is very important. When nutrient proportions are off balance, it can result in nutrient deficiencies, poor health, or obesity. This balance is somewhat different for every pet depending on species, age, activities, and health status.
Poor or inferior nutrition puts pets in danger of many health problems including an increased risk of cancer, orthopedic problems, and cardiovascular issues.
Ingredients – This is the list of what the diet actually contains, helping you make decisions about what your pet is ingesting.
Guaranteed analysis – Similar to a nutrition label on people food, this list discloses the minimum and maximum percentages of specific nutrients. It is difficult to compare one food to another based on this information alone, though, as moisture contents vary greatly from diet to diet. If you want to make a direct comparison you will need to convert these numbers to a dry matter basis first.
The AAFCO statement – This list is issued by the Association of American Feed Control Officials and lets you know that the diet meets certain nutritional requirements. A food can either be formulated based on what should meet these standards, or actually tested and proven to meet the standards by feeding it to closely monitored animals. The AAFCO statement also tells you whether the diet meets the standards for growth, maintenance, pregnancy/nursing, or "all life stages".
Contact information – All pet foods should have contact information for you to reach out to with questions or concerns. A lack of this information should be a red flag.
Other claims – Advertising is a powerful tool. Remember that words like "holistic" or "human grade" don't have a legal definition and really don't mean much. Also, do your research about additional ingredients such as glucosamine, which may not be present in high enough amounts to be beneficial.
Look for the meat – A meat source should be in the first few ingredients, however don't forget that pet food manufacturers can fairly easily manipulate the ingredients to make meat first. So, a food that lists meat as the second or even third ingredient may be just as good or better.
Don't fear grains – Grain sources should not be feared, since they can be a source of valuable nutrients for most pets. They have been blamed (often unfairly) as a source of pet food allergies and accused of being filler ingredients. Grain-free isn't always best.
Not all by-products are created equal – The word by-product in the ingredient list makes many consumers turn away, but the truth is that by-products are usually a great ingredient. They include things like organ meats and chicken necks (which many by-product snubbers choose to feed to their pets) and can have great nutritional value. AAFCO defines by-products so that things like hooves, hair, hide, and intestinal contents don't make their way into your pet's food.
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Sail Of The Century
My latest piece for Ralph Lauren Magazine is on the golden age of sailing. By "golden age," I mean, of course, the five or so years in the late '80s and early '90s when sailing captured the popular imagination, receiving its Hollywood exploitation via the 1992 film "Wind" with Matthew Modine and Jennifer Grey.
The story includes an interview with the usually media-shy legend Dennis Conner, who boasts a fascinating tale of defeat and redemption.
Founded in 1851 and most closely associated with the New York Yacht Club (whose Manhattan clubhouse is one of the city's architectural gems), the America's Cup was successfully defended by the US for an astonishing 132 years—still the longest winning streak in sports. That streak ended with Conner's ignominious defeat in 1983. When redemption came in '87, it was more than just a victory in sports—it was a patriotic moment befitting a decade that brought the Miracle on Ice and the end to the Cold War.
Conner was a veteran race captain when he took the helm of the Liberty in 1983 and the unthinkable happened. "They just had a faster boat," Conner tells RL Mag in a rare exclusive interview. "Sometimes you can become so focused on winning that you don't look at your competitors with an open mind. My competitor [the Australia II, from the Royal Perth Yacht Club] had the new innovation of wings on the keel, something I'd never heard of. I learned that it's not good enough just to try hard and cover all your bases; that was the lesson I learned from the agony of defeat."
The loss may have been the best thing that ever happened to the sport of competitive sailing, setting the stage for Conner's redemptive win four years later. "When I lost the cup in '83 I was crushed. It was the end of my world. I put the pillow over my head and didn't know what was next," he says. "When the chance came to come back from a devastating loss, I just tried to stop feeling sorry for myself and see what I could do about winning it back."
Check out the full story here.
(By the way, sailing is on my bucket list. I've started preparing by taking the New York Ferry.) — CC
7 Comments on "Sail Of The Century"
Caustic man | May 6, 2018 at 4:00 pm |
Conner is a legend. The Cup was sailed in San Diego for a while when I was much younger. What fun that was to watch. We were all mad about sailing then.
Bradley Cole | May 6, 2018 at 6:58 pm |
Okay, I will fill a Teris with a well poured Darl & Stormy and come back to read the full story.
Cheers, BC
PS Just took the first sip and began reading…. if I ever hear Christopher Cross' "Sailing" played on a sailboat again, I will jump overboard. BC
sacksuit | May 6, 2018 at 8:50 pm |
Agreed. Sailing by Christopher Cross has the same effect on me a Loving You by Minnie Riperton.
whiskeydent | May 7, 2018 at 9:40 am |
Oddly enough, Cross led the best (and most expensive) 60's cover band working the fraternity circuit when I was in college at Texas. He played our house once and debuted "Ride Like The Wind" a few weeks before it hit the airwaves. We were glad he then returned to Motown.
CC, don't forget your floaties.
reppupstateny | May 7, 2018 at 7:00 pm |
anybody remember this gem?
Richard | May 21, 2018 at 12:00 pm |
Great read. Christian I hope you do take up sailing. I have a feeling it will suit you. As a lifelong sailor, I have been privileged to do more than my fair share of it and feel a certain evangelical responsibility to share the experience. Don't keep putting it off!


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Why Zika? It's named after the Zika forest in Uganda where the virus was first isolated in a monkey by scientist performing routine survey of yellow fever (1947).
1948: Found in Aedes mosquito.
1952: First human case detected in Uganda and Tanzania.
August 2016: Singapore today has at least 258 cases detected and isolation of patients is no more required.
Guillain-Barré syndrome (GBS) — an auto-immune attack on the peripheral nervous system causing varying degrees of weakness, from tingling sensations in the leg to paralysis.
What is interesting is that in 2015 there was a release of a "sub-population" of genetically-modified Aedes mosquitoes in the same area in Brazil where the Zika outbreak occurred soon after. The GM mosquito release was meant to control dengue fever and other mosquito-borne diseases. The larvae were fed with cat food made from mass-produced chicken fed with antibiotic tetracycline which is now believed to repress the mosquitoes' ability to self-destroy.
Has that GM Aedes mosquitoes population mutated to lead to Zika virus? Is this a case of human intervention in nature backfiring? We encourage you to do more research about the theories about Zika.
Editor's Note: There have been several reports in the news that the Zika virus has produced birth defects namely in some women in Brazil. However, there were other cases in Brazil itself where pregnant women who had the Zika virus delivered their babies with no birth defects! So what's different about the two groups of women? Some research articles suggest birth defects may be connected to the consumption of pesticide-laden crops.
Just keep in mind one thing: over the years when people were plagued with different viruses and bacteria, they may have caused ailments or sometimes deaths in extreme cases, but never birth defects!! For example, my own father had small pox during the Great Depression. It caused his face to be pitted and scarred where the pox marks were, and miraculously he did not die from it, but it did not cause any birth defects in any of his children!
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The Invalidenpark is not your regular Berlin park.
There is not much green to be enjoyed. It feels like is transitioning between the city's concrete and gathering area. There is a lawn, old oaks and ginko trees, but the most interesting area, the area that Christophe Girot designed to represent a part of all the history that this part has witnessed is its central sculpture, also known as Sinking Wall. Although it is not made nor really shaped like the original Berlin Wall, it reminds us of the Wall and the checkpoint that used to stand a block away from there. Most importantly, it reminds us of the Wall that fell around there giving Berliners a sense of hope.
The sculpture is located on a water basin and can be climbed from behind to its top. During the warmer months, when the water is on, there is also a cascade coming from its top to the basin. To enter the park, visitors must step up and to exit, they must step down. This movement is supposed to represent past and present.


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Chester Charter Scholars Academy, FKA The Chester Charter School for the Arts, will graduate its first-ever senior class
Chester Charter Scholars Academy
CHESTER, Pa. /ScoopCloud/ -- Chester Charter Scholars Academy (CCSA) to Graduate 100% of First-Ever Senior Class, June 10, 2019, 1 p.m., Lang Performing Arts Center, Swarthmore College (by invitation only).
* 100% of CCSA's 45 seniors will graduate, poised to create a bright new future for themselves, their families and the Chester community.
* Every member of the class has been accepted into a post-secondary education program.
Graduates will pursue a wide range of career paths. Jahbree Ballard, who has attended CCSA since 9th grade, will enter Williamson College of the Trades. "I don't know where I would be today without my CCSA family," says Jahbree.
Saayidah Carter is headed to Swarthmore College, where she promises to tackle her academic career with the same "Sabers' spirit" that guided her through high school.
Dr. Joy Gates Black, President of Delaware County Community College, will serve as graduation speaker.
* What: CCSA to Graduate 100% of First-Ever Senior Class
* When: June 10, 2019, 1 p.m., Lang Performing Arts Center, Swarthmore College
* By invitation only
* Contact: Donna Armand, darmand@thechesterfund.org, 610-742-9032
About CCSA:
CCSA is an arts-integrated, academically rigorous, non-profit public charter school offering an exceptional educational option to children and families in Chester, one of the most under-resourced communities in America. CCSA's vision is that 100% of its students will graduate, prepared for college, conservatory, technical school, the military or gainful employment.
CCSA was founded in 2012 with 320 students in grades K-6. By adding a grade every year since then, it became a complete K-12 school in September 2019. In 2017, CCSA opened the doors to a new $30 million campus on Highland Avenue in Chester, funded in part through private donations. The beautiful facility now stands as a beacon in the community, sending a powerful message of permanence and hope to Chester's children and families.
More information: https://ccschoolarts.org/
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Chester Charter Scholars Academy (CCSA) to Graduate 100% of First-Ever Senior Class, June 10, 2019, 1 p.m., Lang Performing Arts Center, Swarthmore College (by invitation only). CCSA is an arts-integrated, academically rigorous, non-profit public charter school.
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[Latin, Method of working.] A term used by law enforcement authorities to describe the particular manner in which a crime is committed.
The term modus operandi is most commonly used in criminal cases. It is sometimes referred to by its initials, M.O. The prosecution in a criminal case does not have to prove modus operandi in any crime. However, identifying and proving the modus operandi of a crime can help the prosecution prove that it was the defendant who committed the crime charged.
Modus operandi evidence is helpful to the prosecution if the prosecution has evidence of crimes committed by the defendant that are similar to the crime charged. The crimes need not be identical, but the prosecution must make a strong and persuasive showing of similarity between the crime charged and the other crimes. The prosecution may introduce evidence from prior or subsequent crimes to prove modus operandi only if the other crimes share peculiar and distinctive features with the crime charged. The features must be uncommon and rarely seen in other crimes, and they must be so distinct that they can be recognized as the handiwork of the same person.
For example, assume that a defendant is on trial for armed Robbery. In the robbery the defendant is alleged to have brandished a pistol and ordered the victim to relinquish cash and valuables. Assume further that the defendant has committed armed robbery in the past by brandishing a pistol and demanding cash and valuables. A prosecutor might be able to introduce the evidence into trial to show the defendant's motive, intent, or state of mind, or to identify the weapon used in the crime. However, the prosecutor could not argue to the judge or jury that the robberies were so similar as to demonstrate that it was the defendant who committed that particular robbery, because it is not unusual for a robber to brandish a pistol and demand cash and valuables in the course of an armed robbery.
Now assume that a defendant is charged with robbing a movie theater that was showing the movie Showgirls and that the defendant was wearing a glittering, flamboyant Las Vegas-style cabaret costume during the robbery. Assume further that the prosecution has evidence that the defendant, while dressed as a Las Vegas dancer, has robbed other movie theaters showing the movie Showgirls. The prosecution could introduce this evidence into trial to prove modus operandi and show that it was the defendant who committed the crime, because the method of armed robbery used in the crimes was both similar and distinctive.
When offering evidence to prove modus operandi, the prosecution does not have to prove Beyond a Reasonable Doubt that the other crimes occurred. Rather, the prosecution simply must present sufficient evidence to show that the act took place and was committed by the defendant.
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(mode-us ah-purr-and-ee or ah-purr-and-eye) n. from Latin, a criminal investigation term for "way of operating," which may prove the accused has a pattern of repeating the same criminal acts using the same method. Examples: a repeat offender always wore a blue ski mask and used a sawed-off shotgun, climbed up trellises to burglarize, pretended to be a telephone repairman to gain entrance, or set up phony companies to disguise a fraudulent scheme.
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And this compels us to design new approaches to issues, to find new modi operandi mastering these momentous changes and benefiting fully from them instead of being subjected to them."
That affords permanent deviations from the ideal modi operandi only in exceptional circumstances, usually to accommodate new integration initiatives and even then only on the understanding that the "opt-out" will be exercised only temporarily.
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Taxi scams in 2014 and their different modi operandi quickly went from fictional tales to the new normal, as people shared their stories on social media and standard media paid close and quick attention.
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A Sense of Belonging Connects Wren & Ivy Salon Co. to the Downtown Gastonia Community
Leave it to Gaston County to grow in new and exciting ways even when it seems impossible. In a few short weeks, Wren & Ivy Salon Co. will celebrate their one-year anniversary in downtown Gastonia. 2020 was full of redemptive stories and beaten odds and the folks at Wren & Ivy, a sustainable and organic salon and boutique, have created an environment drawing in clients from near and far.
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Local business owner, Becky Chambers, set out to create a business that gives back not only to her employees and the community at large, but to the environment. A past health scare led her to rethink the products she and her stylists use and has shaped the way she runs her business.
After a history of not feeling valued in the workplace, Chambers vowed to create an inclusive space for both stylists and clients, prioritizing people while also setting up a sustainable business plan.
"I like to make people feel valued and give them a sense of belonging," Chamber says. "When I didn't have those things, I wasn't happy. There's only so much happiness money can give you."
When left her job at the large salon where she'd been working for eight years, she wasn't sure what was next.
Bringing the Dream to Life
In February 2020, Chambers signed a lease to her downtown Gastonia space, completely unaware of what the world had in store for the coming months.
It would have been easy to give up, but Chambers chose to view the timing optimistically. She says, "It actually worked out because if I had known [Covid] was going to happen, I might have been too scared."
With her lease keeping her committed to her new endeavor, Chambers opened the doors of Wren & Ivy on May 26, 2020, the day salons were able to welcome back clients safely after the onset of the pandemic.
Being a part of the community of businesses in downtown Gastonia has been a transformative experience for Chamber, as she's watched downtown businesses grow and change, despite 2020's unforeseen setbacks.
"Downtown connects other parts of the county," she says, "and being here makes me feel like I'm a part of something bigger and better."
As is true for many new Gastonia businesses, like Pita Wheel and Cool Beans Cat Café, Chambers was thrilled with the amount of support Wren & Ivy received from the community. Likewise, she enjoys the camaraderie of downtown businesses. She can often be found with her staff at Gaston Pour House, where she says "they all know us."
Beyond the sense of belonging Chambers cultivates for her clients and employees, being organic and sustainable gives Wren & Ivy a unique role in the local business landscape, a decision brought about by a health scare.
The Importance of Sustainability
When her youngest child was three months old, Chambers was diagnosed with thyroid cancer. After having undergone a thyroidectomy and radiation, she began to research how to keep herself, her family and future clients safe from toxins.
Chambers' research led her to the realization that the beauty industry is chemical-laden and she vowed to work towards changing this within the walls of her salon.
All of Wren & Ivy's services, from hair cuts to hair color to hair styling and even spray-tanning, are intended to have a positive impact on not just the client but the planet, following guidelines allowing them unique distinctions in sustainability.
Word of this unique experience began to make its rounds. Before long, Wren & Ivy was attracting out-of-town clients from towns without high-end salons as well as clients traveling from Charlotte and elsewhere for an organic and sustainable beauty option.
Seeing the importance of their distinction, Chambers worked for Wren & Ivy to carry products from a Certified B Corporation, a certification for businesses that balance purpose and profit, a title held by companies like Patagonia and Ben & Jerry's. B Corporations work to reduce inequality and to create high quality jobs with dignity and purpose while aligning their business practices to positively impact community and environment.
Chambers explains that the beauty products the salon uses also make a difference in its environmental impact. Davines, an Italian product line featured at Wren & Ivy, "is a family-owned business with their own farmers," Chambers says. "It's kind of like a farm-to-stylist product and color line."
Chambers aims to reflect these values in her own business.
Following this trajectory, Wren & Ivy also holds certification as a Green Circle Salon. Part of this certification means that at least 95% of the business's waste must be recycled, to keep beauty waste out of landfills and waterways.
Rather than going in the trash, hair clippings are composted with other waste or turned into bio-composite plastic, which is used to make new products like recycling bins. Excess hair color is shipped to partner facilities, where it is turned into clean energy.
Retail Brings the Business Full Circle
Chambers explains that the beauty products the salon uses also make a difference in its environmental impact. Davines, an Italian beauty product line, "is a family-owned business with their own farmers," Chambers says. "It's kind of like a farm-to-stylist product and color line."
Wren & Ivy is also home to an Upcycled Boutique. Clients can browse racks of new and second-hand items in the salon's loft, regardless of whether they have an appointment. Chambers' further plans are to donate 10% of proceeds from the boutique to a community organization as she works for further partnerships in the community.
Overall, the experience of opening a new business, mid-pandemic, has allowed Chambers and her staff the unique experience of connecting to the community they've been able to cultivate in this short amount of time. Bringing her ideas to fruition, with the support of the local business community, Chambers has built a lasting business with a big impact on community and low impact on the environment. Her creativity abounds in her unique storefront, and no matter who walks through the doors, all are welcome.


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Laberge Group provided survey, engineering, and architectural services to create public access to Cooper's Cave Island on the Hudson River via an access drive, parking and walkway, and pedestrian bridge.
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The project also included a recommendation for Public Art to serve as a focal point, i.e., sculpture, diorama, photo iconographic, etc., and convey the site's archeological significance.
Preliminary design services included developing design alternatives, evaluating social, economic and environmental impacts associated with the construction of the site and preparing the design report for NYSDOT approval.
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The site of the historically famous Cooper's Cave, which can be seen from the bridge, was made famous by James Fenimore Cooper in the first American novel, "The Last of the Mohicans". In Chapters V and VI of that novel, Hawkeye, the Scout, shoots the rapids below Glens Falls in a canoe, and hides his party in the cavern just below the falls. The cavern can be seen to this day.
The book contains an accurate description of the general area and the falls themselves plus several notes by Fenimore on the appearance at the time he wrote the book. "The rocky island and the two caverns," Fenimore wrote, "are well known to every traveler, since the former sustains a pier of a bridge which is now thrown across the river immediately above the falls."
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BENY-SUR-MER CANADIAN WAR CEMETERY, REVIERS
Second World War (2025)
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ADAMSON Rifleman B/138767 RUSSEL KENNETH Tuesday, June 6, 1944 Age 19 BENY-SUR-MER CANADIAN WAR CEMETERY, REVIERS I. G. 3. View record Queen's Own Rifles of Canada, R.C.I.C. Canadian ADAMSON Rifleman B/138767 6/6/1944 19 BENY-SUR-MER CANADIAN WAR CEMETERY, REVIERS Queen's Own Rifles of Canada, R.C.I.C. Canadian
Last name ADAMSON
First name(s) RUSSEL KENNETH
Rank Rifleman
Service number B/138767
Regiment Queen's Own Rifles of Canada, R.C.I.C.
Date of death Tuesday, June 6, 1944
AITKENHEAD Private C/79250 LLOYD DUNCAN Tuesday, July 18, 1944 Age 19 BENY-SUR-MER CANADIAN WAR CEMETERY, REVIERS XV. C. 3. View record Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry Highlanders, R.C.I.C. Canadian AITKENHEAD Private C/79250 7/18/1944 19 BENY-SUR-MER CANADIAN WAR CEMETERY, REVIERS Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry Highlanders, R.C.I.C. Canadian
Last name AITKENHEAD
First name(s) LLOYD DUNCAN
Service number C/79250
Regiment Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry Highlanders, R.C.I.C.
Date of death Tuesday, July 18, 1944
ANDERSON Private B/139235 RICHARD F. Saturday, July 8, 1944 Age 19 BENY-SUR-MER CANADIAN WAR CEMETERY, REVIERS IX. C. 7. View record Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry Highlanders, R.C.I.C. Canadian ANDERSON Private B/139235 7/8/1944 19 BENY-SUR-MER CANADIAN WAR CEMETERY, REVIERS Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry Highlanders, R.C.I.C. Canadian
Last name ANDERSON
First name(s) RICHARD F.
Date of death Saturday, July 8, 1944
BIGELOW Private F/87130 FRED VINCENT Wednesday, June 7, 1944 Age 19 BENY-SUR-MER CANADIAN WAR CEMETERY, REVIERS VIII. F. 13. View record North Nova Scotia Highlanders, R.C.I.C. Canadian BIGELOW Private F/87130 6/7/1944 19 BENY-SUR-MER CANADIAN WAR CEMETERY, REVIERS North Nova Scotia Highlanders, R.C.I.C. Canadian
Last name BIGELOW
First name(s) FRED VINCENT
Service number F/87130
Regiment North Nova Scotia Highlanders, R.C.I.C.
Date of death Wednesday, June 7, 1944
BOWCOCK Private K/49180 ROBERT SPRATT Saturday, July 8, 1944 Age 19 BENY-SUR-MER CANADIAN WAR CEMETERY, REVIERS VI. C. 11. View record Canadian Scottish Regiment, R.C.I.C. Canadian BOWCOCK Private K/49180 7/8/1944 19 BENY-SUR-MER CANADIAN WAR CEMETERY, REVIERS Canadian Scottish Regiment, R.C.I.C. Canadian
Last name BOWCOCK
First name(s) ROBERT SPRATT
Service number K/49180
Regiment Canadian Scottish Regiment, R.C.I.C.
BRADLEY Private M/62082 ROBERT WILLIAM Saturday, July 8, 1944 Age 19 BENY-SUR-MER CANADIAN WAR CEMETERY, REVIERS VI. E. 6. View record Canadian Scottish Regiment, R.C.I.C. Canadian BRADLEY Private M/62082 7/8/1944 19 BENY-SUR-MER CANADIAN WAR CEMETERY, REVIERS Canadian Scottish Regiment, R.C.I.C. Canadian
Last name BRADLEY
First name(s) ROBERT WILLIAM
Service number M/62082
BURRAGE Gunner F/31781 LAURENCE LEROY Tuesday, July 25, 1944 Age 19 BENY-SUR-MER CANADIAN WAR CEMETERY, REVIERS XII. F. 15. View record Royal Canadian Artillery Canadian BURRAGE Gunner F/31781 7/25/1944 19 BENY-SUR-MER CANADIAN WAR CEMETERY, REVIERS Royal Canadian Artillery Canadian
Last name BURRAGE
First name(s) LAURENCE LEROY
Regiment Royal Canadian Artillery
COE Rifleman L/105049 GEORGE ROBERT Sunday, July 9, 1944 Age 19 BENY-SUR-MER CANADIAN WAR CEMETERY, REVIERS II. E. 6. View record Regina Rifle Regiment, R.C.I.C. Canadian COE Rifleman L/105049 7/9/1944 19 BENY-SUR-MER CANADIAN WAR CEMETERY, REVIERS Regina Rifle Regiment, R.C.I.C. Canadian
Last name COE
First name(s) GEORGE ROBERT
Service number L/105049
Regiment Regina Rifle Regiment, R.C.I.C.
CONNACHER Private B/115869 THOMAS Sunday, July 9, 1944 Age 19 BENY-SUR-MER CANADIAN WAR CEMETERY, REVIERS XV. H. 14. View record Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry Highlanders, R.C.I.C. Canadian CONNACHER Private B/115869 7/9/1944 19 BENY-SUR-MER CANADIAN WAR CEMETERY, REVIERS Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry Highlanders, R.C.I.C. Canadian
Last name CONNACHER
First name(s) THOMAS
DENEAULT Private D/140139 JOSEPH ARCADE GEORGES Tuesday, July 4, 1944 Age 19 BENY-SUR-MER CANADIAN WAR CEMETERY, REVIERS IX. G. 11. View record Le Regiment de la Chaudiere, R.C.I.C. Canadian DENEAULT Private D/140139 7/4/1944 19 BENY-SUR-MER CANADIAN WAR CEMETERY, REVIERS Le Regiment de la Chaudiere, R.C.I.C. Canadian
Last name DENEAULT
First name(s) JOSEPH ARCADE GEORGES
Service number D/140139
Regiment Le Regiment de la Chaudiere, R.C.I.C.
DORRIAN Private B/133408 PATRICK Saturday, July 8, 1944 Age 19 BENY-SUR-MER CANADIAN WAR CEMETERY, REVIERS XIII. G. 13. View record North Nova Scotia Highlanders, R.C.I.C. Canadian DORRIAN Private B/133408 7/8/1944 19 BENY-SUR-MER CANADIAN WAR CEMETERY, REVIERS North Nova Scotia Highlanders, R.C.I.C. Canadian
Last name DORRIAN
First name(s) PATRICK
TRUDEL Private B/134065 LAWRENCE GERALD Tuesday, July 18, 1944 Age 19 BENY-SUR-MER CANADIAN WAR CEMETERY, REVIERS III. C. 16. View record Royal Regiment of Canada, R.C.I.C. Canadian TRUDEL Private B/134065 7/18/1944 19 BENY-SUR-MER CANADIAN WAR CEMETERY, REVIERS Royal Regiment of Canada, R.C.I.C. Canadian
Last name TRUDEL
First name(s) LAWRENCE GERALD
Regiment Royal Regiment of Canada, R.C.I.C.
TYSON Private D/175649 SAMUEL GEORGE Wednesday, June 7, 1944 Age 19 BENY-SUR-MER CANADIAN WAR CEMETERY, REVIERS V. F. 6. View record Cameron Highlanders of Ottawa (M.G.), R.C.I.C. Canadian TYSON Private D/175649 6/7/1944 19 BENY-SUR-MER CANADIAN WAR CEMETERY, REVIERS Cameron Highlanders of Ottawa (M.G.), R.C.I.C. Canadian
Last name TYSON
First name(s) SAMUEL GEORGE
Regiment Cameron Highlanders of Ottawa (M.G.), R.C.I.C.
VINCENT Trooper G/52799 NEVILLE EARLON Sunday, June 11, 1944 Age 19 BENY-SUR-MER CANADIAN WAR CEMETERY, REVIERS III. D. 11. View record 1st Hussars, R.C.A.C. Canadian VINCENT Trooper G/52799 6/11/1944 19 BENY-SUR-MER CANADIAN WAR CEMETERY, REVIERS 1st Hussars, R.C.A.C. Canadian
Last name VINCENT
First name(s) NEVILLE EARLON
Rank Trooper
Service number G/52799
Regiment 1st Hussars, R.C.A.C.
Date of death Sunday, June 11, 1944
WELCH Private F/44051 HOWARD K. Tuesday, July 4, 1944 Age 19 BENY-SUR-MER CANADIAN WAR CEMETERY, REVIERS XV. C. 6. View record North Shore (New Brunswick) Regiment, R.C.I.C. Canadian WELCH Private F/44051 7/4/1944 19 BENY-SUR-MER CANADIAN WAR CEMETERY, REVIERS North Shore (New Brunswick) Regiment, R.C.I.C. Canadian
Last name WELCH
First name(s) HOWARD K.
Regiment North Shore (New Brunswick) Regiment, R.C.I.C.
WILLIS Rifleman B/68974 WILLIAM E. Wednesday, July 5, 1944 Age 19 BENY-SUR-MER CANADIAN WAR CEMETERY, REVIERS III. F. 3. View record Queen's Own Rifles of Canada, R.C.I.C. Canadian WILLIS Rifleman B/68974 7/5/1944 19 BENY-SUR-MER CANADIAN WAR CEMETERY, REVIERS Queen's Own Rifles of Canada, R.C.I.C. Canadian
Last name WILLIS
First name(s) WILLIAM E.
Service number B/68974
WILSON Private F/82688 JAMES G. Sunday, July 9, 1944 Age 19 BENY-SUR-MER CANADIAN WAR CEMETERY, REVIERS XIV. F. 15. View record Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry Highlanders, R.C.I.C. Canadian WILSON Private F/82688 7/9/1944 19 BENY-SUR-MER CANADIAN WAR CEMETERY, REVIERS Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry Highlanders, R.C.I.C. Canadian
Last name WILSON
First name(s) JAMES G.
WITT Rifleman L/84110 JAMES JOSEPH Friday, June 9, 1944 Age 19 BENY-SUR-MER CANADIAN WAR CEMETERY, REVIERS IV. C. 5. View record Regina Rifle Regiment, R.C.I.C. Canadian WITT Rifleman L/84110 6/9/1944 19 BENY-SUR-MER CANADIAN WAR CEMETERY, REVIERS Regina Rifle Regiment, R.C.I.C. Canadian
Last name WITT
First name(s) JAMES JOSEPH
WRIGHT Gunner A/106209 EDWIN Tuesday, July 11, 1944 Age 19 BENY-SUR-MER CANADIAN WAR CEMETERY, REVIERS XV. F. 16. View record Royal Canadian Artillery Canadian WRIGHT Gunner A/106209 7/11/1944 19 BENY-SUR-MER CANADIAN WAR CEMETERY, REVIERS Royal Canadian Artillery Canadian
Last name WRIGHT
First name(s) EDWIN
Service number A/106209
DUNS Flight Sergeant R/186214 JOSEPH PEARSON Wednesday, June 7, 1944 Age 19 BENY-SUR-MER CANADIAN WAR CEMETERY, REVIERS IX. F. 3. View record Royal Canadian Air Force Canadian DUNS Flight Sergeant R/186214 6/7/1944 19 BENY-SUR-MER CANADIAN WAR CEMETERY, REVIERS Royal Canadian Air Force Canadian
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China central bank governor Zhou Xiaochuan keeps saying 'the bubble has burst' at G-20 meeting
Sep 5, 2015, 6:37 am SGT
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(Bloomberg) - Mr Zhou Xiaochuan, governor of China's central bank, could not stop repeating to a G-20 gathering that a bubble in his country had "burst".
It came up about three times in his explanation on Friday (Sept 4) of what is going on with China's stock market, according to a Japanese Finance Ministry official.
When asked by a reporter if Mr Zhou was talking about a bubble, Japanese Finance Minister Taro Aso was unequivocal: "What else bursts?"
A dissection of the slowdown of the world's second-largest economy and talk about the equity rout which erased $5 trillion (S$7.1 trillion) of value was a focal point at the meeting of global policymakers in Ankara. That was not enough for Mr Aso, who said that the discussions had not been constructive.
Chinese stocks have plunged almost 40 per cent since a June peak, triggering unprecedented intervention from the authorities. The central bank in August cut rates for the fifth time since November and lowered the amount of cash banks must set aside, falling back on its major levers to support equity prices and the slowing economy.
It was China, rather than the timing of an interest-rate increase by the US Federal Reserve, that dominated the discussion, according to the Japanese official, with many people commenting that China's sluggish economic performance is a risk to the global economy and especially to emerging-market nations.
"It's clear there are problems in the Chinese market, and at today's G-20 meeting, many people other than myself also expressed that opinion," Mr Aso said after a meeting of finance chiefs and central bank governors.
The PBOC shocked global markets by allowing the biggest yuan depreciation in two decades on Aug 11, when it changed the exchange-rate mechanism to give markets a bigger role in setting the currency's level.
That historic move would not get a mention in the communique, according to the Japanese official, who asked not to be named, citing ministry policy.
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