(Please sign up for E-mail notifications, including brush & leaf operations information by clicking HERE.) Additional program updates will be distributed as needed through this website page, our official Facebook page, and Nixle.
Questions about brush & leaf collection can be directed to the Department of Neighborhood Services at 609-654-6791.
Update 4/12/19--Brush Collection for Zone 3 is ongoing. Due to unforeseen equipment breakdowns, brush collection for Zone 2 will be delayed. We are hopeful to have all equipment issues resolved in the coming weeks and that we can complete collections in a timely manner. Please note that this delay may affect the scheduled collections in other Zones as well. We will distribute updates as additional information becomes available. Questions about brush collection should be directed to the Neighborhood Services Department at 609-654-6791, extensions #316 or #322. We apologize for the inconvenience but appreciate your patience.
Crews will make every effort to adhere to the above schedule. Please note that excessive amounts of brush and inclement weather could result in delayed collection of the next scheduled zones. Residents who have brush to dispose of in all other areas may also bring their material to the DPW yard on Commonwealth Drive any Monday through Friday, from 7 am to 2 pm. The yard is also open regularly on the third Saturday of each month from 8 am to 1 pm.
Please note that residents who have placed brush in the right-of-way outside of collection times can and will be cited for violation of Township Ordinances.
Brush should be placed at the street no later than the Monday of the first scheduled collection week. Each street will be collected once during the spring collection and once during the summer collection.
Brush shall include the pruning of trees, shrubs, bushes or vines, but exclude grass clippings, flowers, weeds, tree trunks, stumps, leaves and other foreign debris. If the excluded items are mixed with the brush, Township crews will not pick up.
All brush must be piled neatly at the edge of the property and cannot be placed in any roadway or sidewalk. The brush should not exceed 4-6 feet in length, and should not be any larger than 6 inches in diameter. Brush should be kept a minimum of five (5) feet from utility boxes and other hazards.
Township Code states "All brush shall be stored on a resident's property and shall not be placed at the roadside earlier than 10 days preceding the Monday of the scheduled collection week." This Ordinance is strictly enforced. Brush placed at the street for collection outside of these collection dates will not be collected. The Township will enforce Municipal Codes that prohibit the placement of leaves or brush at the street outside of scheduled collection times. Residents who place material at the street outside of our collection schedule will be cited accordingly.
As a reminder for those residents who utilize a private contractor, the contractor is responsible for the removal of the brush from the property.
Did you know … Medford Township residents recycled almost 17,000 cubic yards of brush and tree parts in 2017?!? This material, along with leaves and other recyclables, counts towards our annual State Recycling Tonnage Grant; which helps to offset costs to provide recycling services to our residents.
Residents with leaves to dispose of outside of the annual Fall Collection program may bring them to the DPW Yard as noted above. All leaves should be removed from the curbside and disposed of by other means until official notice of the Leaf program is released by the Township. Residents who place leaves at the street for collection outside of the Township's Collection program could be cited for violation of Township Ordinance.
Leaves are the only substance that can be put into the gutter. It is very important to keep storm drains clear. Please do not cover the storm drains and keep piles about 1 foot from curbs so rain water runoff can flow freely. Also, please do not park vehicles close to piles; if a car is close to the pile, we will not risk any type of impact and the pile will be passed by.
Any leaves placed curbside outside of the times specified by the Township will be the responsibility of the homeowner to have removed. Sweeping, raking, blowing or otherwise placing leaves at the curb is only allowed seven (7) days prior to a scheduled collection.
Leaves can be placed curbside. Any leaves placed curbside after the Township has picked-up in a Zone will be the sole responsibility of the homeowner to remove. For those residents scheduled for a later pick-up, Township officials remind you that leaves left out too soon could create a fire hazard.
Leaves should be placed at least ten (10) feet from any storm sewer.
Leaves must be piled away from the curb or edge of the property to allow for water runoff during storms, but not be placed any further than ten (10) feet from the edge of the roadway. Leaves should not be placed in the roadway or block travel lanes. This will help alleviate traffic and pedestrian/bike hazards.
Leaves should not be placed around trees, signs, utility poles or other obstacles.
Any leaves generated by professional landscapers, contractors, or anyone hired by a homeowner, must be removed by same.
In the past, the Township has encountered delays with leaf collection due to non-compliance with Township requirements, which impacts the Department's ability to deliver prompt and efficient service. Residents that do not follow the above procedures are reminded that leaves will not be picked up. The full provisions of Ordinance 82-D can be found on the website utilizing the "Council and Manager" link to Administrative Codes.
In a continuing effort to service residents wishing to dispose of leaves, the Medford Township Garage/Yard/Dump, located at 2 Commonwealth Drive, will accept leaves daily from 7 am until 2 pm, and every third Saturday from 8 am to 1 pm; excluding holidays. Residents must provide proof of residency to gain access to the drop-off point. Absolutely no contractors will be permitted to drop off any items.
WE APPRECIATE & THANK YOU FOR YOUR COOPERATION as it helps to maintain a safe, clean and attractive community.
Residents are reminded that both Leaf & Brush collection may be hindered due to the following unforeseen circumstances. Collections will resume as problems are corrected.
Q: My Zone was scheduled for collection next week but the township is collecting leaves in my Zone now. Is the posted schedule correct?
A: The Township will collect leaves in each Zone on the scheduled collection week. If time permits, a second sweep of the scheduled Zone may be completed. If crews complete the Zone before the end of the week, they may move forward into the next scheduled Zone. Depending on the volume of leaves, they may be a Zone or two ahead.
Q: I raked my yard after I saw the truck collecting in my neighborhood. The truck never came back to get my leaves. When will they come back to collect my leaves?
A: Residents should have their leaves placed at the street for collection by Monday morning of the scheduled collection week. If time permits, a second sweep of the scheduled Zone may be completed. Due to the volume of leaves in any Zone, crews may not return for a second sweep during the scheduled week. Every effort will be made to collect all leaves placed curbside on the scheduled collection week. If for some reason crews do not get to your street due to volume in any given Zone, we will make an effort to come back when time permits.
Q: Will signs be placed in my neighborhood indicating a scheduled collection?
A: No. We utilize several methods to notify residents of scheduled collections. The collection schedule was distributed via an Informational Brochure mailed to all residents with Tax bills, is posted on our website and Facebook page, and various alerts are distributed through Nixle and email blasts.
Q: My leaves were placed at the street for collection but were not picked up. Why did they skip my leaves?
A: Leaves may not be collected for several reasons. If your leaf pile contains branches, tree limbs, sticks, trash, or debris, crews will NOT collect your leaves. Leaves containing sticks, branches, trash and debris clog the machine, and create unnecessary delays. Trying to vacuum leaves with sticks and debris mixed in is similar to trying to pick up a pencil with a household vacuum. If your leaf pile is left behind, make sure your leaves are free of any foreign material. Leaves may also be left behind if they cannot be reached with the suction tube. Leaves located more than ten (10) feet off the roadway or placed around trees or obstacles will NOT be collected. Crews will NOT rake large amounts of leaves to the suction hose. Drivers are instructed not take the truck off the roadway to collect residents' leaves. If Township personnel witnessed landscapers or a private contractor placing your leaves at the street, they will NOT collect your leaves.
Inclement weather including heavy rain, snow, or ice will affect leaf collection operations. When experiencing a snow event, leaves will NOT be collected. Our personnel move into winter weather operations whenever snow or ice is predicted.
The volume of leaves in any given area will slow our crews considerably. Residents with heavily wooded lots who remove leaves from every square inch of their property place excessive amounts of leaves at the street for collection. This will create substantial delays. Unreasonable amounts of leaves placed curbside by residents may not be collected, at the discretion of the Township.
Contractors hired by residents to perform leaf cleanups must dispose of the leaves at the contractor's expense. The Township will NOT collect leaves placed at the street by contractors.


A Catalog is a manual of products with corresponding pictures. It uses the same concept to create as the Mail Merge process.
Creating a catalog mimics a mail merge in that it uses a database of information that you create and can include pictures of products. The final layout is determined by your own particular preferences.
Because Catalogs generally include product photos, the "Picture" field is a common feature in the database, but there is no "Browse" button to click to the picture location.
You will have to find the picture location in the SEARCH section of your computer, then copy/paste the location into the database.
BE SURE to include the picture file type on this line or it won't work.
After you have entered the product data, you will SAVE the database.
If you need to edit anything you will have to select the name of the Data Source, then click EDIT.
To include a picture with the catalog items, click the "Picture Field" button and place the field to your preference.
00:09 So we're gonna double-click a blank publication.
00:12 Right in here we're gonna go to Insert and click Catalog Pages.
00:18 as you can see the Catalog Pages look like they're stacked.
00:22 I also have a new option right over here that says Catalog Merge Area.
00:30 gonna happen here, and notice up on top I have a Catalog Tools ribbon.
00:35 everything is grayed out except the very first option that says Add List.
00:39 This is going to be your product list as well as pictures.
00:43 I can Type a New one Use an Existing or Choose from Outlook Contacts.
00:47 I'll go ahead and type a new one so you can see what happens.
00:50 Right here we have Product, Description, ID, Price, Picture.
00:57 I'd like to put the size in there.
01:02 down and click OK and there we have our new field right there.
01:06 So these are database fields.
01:10 I want to explain to you about the picture part.
01:13 So first of all, I'm gonna expand this.
01:17 I can browse my way to the picture.
01:22 my file system, and surf my way to the pictures from here.
01:28 So I have a file I'm sorry, called Japan flowers.
01:33 Now I went in through my Windows Explorer system.
01:40 notice it didn't give me the name of the actual flower.
01:45 I've gotta type that in afterwards along with the file type.
02:03 If you should forget to put the file type, it will never find that picture.
02:18 then back into Publisher and paste it and type it.
02:21 So, all right, I'm gonna finish filling out my information.
02:26 I have the information in here so I'm gonna go ahead and hit OK.
02:29 It is going to ask me to save it.
02:31 So I'll save it.
02:32 I'll name the database, and there it is.
02:38 the catalog, I can sort these, I can filter these.
02:42 I cannot edit from this screen, though.
02:46 I have to click on the name of it, click Edit.
02:49 Now I can come in here and edit or make any changes.
02:52 Just wanted to point that out to you.
02:53 All right, I'll go ahead and click OK, and let's go ahead and finish this.
03:01 I can change the way the entire catalog page is going to appear.
03:08 Now the items that are on here are simply your suggestions or suggestions for you.
03:14 you've gotta put in the merge field to go find that matching field in the database.
03:22 it put it right over here in its own little placeholder box.
03:28 to move everything around that you want, okay?
03:32 So you're not stuck with anything here.
03:37 I can move that whereever I want.
03:40 And I'll just keep continuing, continue going through these.
03:48 if you've gotta delete any of these, make sure not to delete these little arrows.
04:02 merged field from your database.
04:10 you can actually just see it better.
04:12 Now the last thing I want to do here is actually put in the pictures.
04:16 So at the picture field, I'll go ahead and put the picture and there it is.
04:21 take a little look at what's going on over here on the left-hand side.
04:24 As I made that block bigger, the picture got bigger.
04:26 All right, alls I have to do at this point is finish and Merge to New.
04:30 Now this will merge to a new, brand new, publication.
04:35 if I wanna change my layout, I can come right over here, change the layout.
04:40 it's just going to adjust the layout a little bit.
04:43 Let's go ahead and hit the Merge to New.
04:45 I get a brand new publication on my screen.
04:48 Move that into view for you, and take a look.
04:50 There is my catalog with everything in there.
04:54 So that's basically how you create your own catalog.
04:57 You're in full control of the layout, so don't be afraid.
05:00 And come right back into the next video.
05:02 We're gonna add one more thing to this whole concept.


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Gov. Beshear: 'Merry Christmas, Team Kentucky. Take Care of Each Other.'
Additional state leaders receive COVID-19 vaccine, emphasize it is safe, effective
FRANKFORT, Ky. (Dec. 23, 2020) – On Wednesday, Gov. Andy Beshear updated Kentuckians on the state's vaccine rollout and COVID-19 case numbers.
"Team Kentucky, from the bottom of my heart – thank you. This war is far from over, but we've won another battle, beating back exponential growth of this virus in our state before Christmas," said Gov. Beshear. "I hope you all enjoy a wonderful holiday, even if it looks a little different this year. Please be careful so we can hold on to the progress we've made.
"What I love about this holiday most is that it's not about the gifts; it's about people taking care of each other and appreciating their loved ones and community more than ever. Let's all live up to the true spirit of Christmas this year, and every year in the future after we get through this together."
The Governor also announced that more state leaders received the vaccination against COVID-19 on Wednesday, including Lt. Gov. Jacqueline Coleman, Chief Judge Denise G. Clayton of the Kentucky Court of Appeals, acting Kentucky State Police Commissioner Phillip Burnett Jr. and Emergency Management Director Michael Dossett.
Other state leaders who received the vaccine today included Gov. Andy Beshear's chief of staff, La Tasha Buckner, his senior advisor, Rocky Adkins, and Virginia Moore, executive director of the Kentucky Commission on the Deaf and Hard of Hearing, who has been instrumental in helping Gov. Beshear reach more Kentuckians during the pandemic. To learn more and view photos, see the full release.
Finally, the Governor again wished Kentucky families a merry Christmas and reminded them of guidance to keep their families safe this holiday season.
See all of the Kentucky Department for Public Health's winter holiday guidance here: English full guidance, one-pager and single slide and Spanish full guidance, one-pager and single slide.
Kentuckians can also listen to recorded PSAs about the holiday guidance (created in partnership with RadioLex) here: Bosnian, Chinese, English, French, Japanese, Korean, Persian and Spanish.
As of 4 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 23, Gov. Beshear reported the following COVID-19 numbers:
Top counties with the most positive cases today are: Jefferson, Fayette, Kenton and Daviess. Each of these counties reported 100 or more new cases; Jefferson County alone reported 415.
Those reported lost to the virus today include a 95-year-old woman and a 77-year-old man from Adair County; an 82-year-old man from Allen County; a 90-year-old woman and a 69-year-old man from Bath County; an 85-year-old man from Carter County; an 85-year-old man from Casey County; an 87-year-old woman from Clinton County; an 89-year-old woman from Daviess County; two women, ages 85 and 89, from Fayette County; a 69-year-old man from Greenup County; two men, ages 73 and 89, from Harlan County; an 85-year-old woman from Hopkins County; an 82-year-old woman and two men, ages 66 and 90, from Jefferson County; a 69-year-old man from Letcher County; two women, ages 69 and 79, from Lincoln County; an 83-year-old man from Madison County; a 90-year-old woman from Mason County; and two women ages, 62 and 63, and a 76-year-old man from Pulaski County.
To view the full daily report, incidence rate map, testing locations, long-term care and other congregate facilities update, school reports and guidance, red zone counties, red zone recommendations, the White House Coronavirus Task Force reports for Kentucky and other key guidance visit, kycovid19.ky.gov.
Kentuckians can listen to recorded summaries of the Governor's Dec. 22 press conference (created in partnership with RadioLex) here: Bosnian, Chinese, French, Japanese, Korean and Spanish.
©Greenup County Health Department. Page last updated Monday, December 28, 2020

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Your life as explained in your letter recently received is very difficult to read. It's been 40 years since we last saw each other or talked. Most of your problems I knew nothing about. Bits and pieces I somehow became aware of over the years. One of your brothers or sisters may have mentioned something they had heard at Christmas or on Father's Day, but they were as much in the dark as I was. We didn't know where you were.
The cancer, of course, runs on my side of the family since it was colonic cancer that killed my mother at age 59. Years ago, long before you indicate that you were diagnosed with cancer, I tried, through one or more of your siblings, to get the word out to all the children of their need for colonoscopies on a regular basis. I am now due for another colonoscopy. I have one every two years. So far, the cancer has skipped me and, as you indicate, it has struck you. Your aunt has shown no signs of cancer either so perhaps it is going to skip our generation. It isn't fair, I know.
I don't know how to comment specifically on all the problems you mention in your letter. I know I hurt your feelings (and more) at a time of great difficulty in your life and mine. I have no excuse to offer other than I reacted to a set of circumstances at the time that I found intolerable and in so doing hurt many people, most importantly you and the other children. They seem to have recovered, to the degree that anyone can, and lead what appear to be normal lives. They have children and seem to be happily married.
The old snapshot you sent of me was taken in 1969 while I was staying as a guest at a seminary in Illinois, shortly after your mother asked me to move out. I was working at the newspaper at the time but was fired after I lost my ability to speak to my co-workers. I was able to write and edit but I was sufficiently in shock over the break-up that I could not talk. It took awhile to find another job.
It took a lot longer, however, to recover from finding out that your mother had fallen in love with a priest. Doctors didn't know much about post-partum depression back in the Sixties and she seemed normal to me. But with five kids around the house, and the oldest six, there wasn't much time for diagnosing one another's illnesses. Keeping up with the kids was the big job.
I met the priest eventually, and he said that he had himself transferred to another Church when he found out how she felt about him. He pulled out a stack of her old letters wrapped in a rubber band. They had not been opened, and he said that he had not been in touch with her after his transfer. He said he thought about going to her wake but figured that would just add to the gossip, decades old as it might be. I believe him, Margaret. He knew nothing about the depression and, I suspect, simply tried to counsel her. In the process she responded overwhelmingly to his kindness. A priest is not a psychologist or psychiatrist so detecting something that subtle would have been tougher for him than it would have been for me. No one talked about post-partum depression back then. Parents have bad days. I had no idea how bad off she was.
I feel very sad hearing about your difficulties. And I'm sorry that I wasn't there to support you as a father when they began. But from a distance, I've thought of you often. I have prayed for you and your siblings every day since returning to the Church a few years back and will continue to do so.
I retired in 2005 and returned to the practice of Catholicism in January, 2008. I remarried eventually and my wife converted to Catholicism a few years later as did her mother shortly before she died. They both converted without any prompting from me. In fact, I hadn't been to Mass in 40 years. I wasn't angry with the Church and I still believed in God and the Church, but all the carousing I did after breaking up with your mother and before I remarried stifled what little spirituality I might have had. Coming back to the Church has changed me, though, for the better along with retirement. But I'm still far from perfect.
I'd be happy to hear from you at any time, and I'd try my best to respond in a way that would cause you no pain. If I have said anything here that causes you pain, or if I do so in the future, blame it on my ignorance about specific situations in your life and the cumulative toll life has taken on both of us.
Feel free to ask any questions or to air past grievances and I'll do my best to provide an honest answer. If you ever feel like coming to visit, just let me know. There's plenty of room in the house in case you have a husband and/or children.


Data center networks are designed with a large number of criteria in mind; performance, cost and resilience being the obvious ones. But beyond these, there are a number of criteria, currently largely unstudied in the networking community, that determine the feasibility of network topology.
For example, wiring and deployment complexity of topologies determines their time-to-readiness. A topology that is hard or expensive to deploy is infeasible. A second important factor is the cost and complexity of making modifications to the topology across its rather long lifetime. Such modifications that contribute to operational costs include expansions to existing topology (e.g., adding more servers or more bandwidth), and hardware replacements (e.g., moving from 10G to 20G servers or moving from 32 port switch chassis to 64 port switch chassis). Beyond this, there are other factors such as complexity of configuration, routing and traffic engineering, control architecture and debuggability.
Some of these dimensions are hard to measure systematically (e.g., complexity of control architecture), others do not have measures (e.g., quantifying the the wiring complexity of a topology, or the ease of traffic engineering). In our work, we aim to demystify some of these dimensions, and propose ways to design networks that cater to such criteria.


In a DMVPN network it's likely that your spoke routers are connected using a variety of connections. You might be using DSL, cable or wireless connections on different sites.
With all these different connections, it's not feasible to use a single QoS policy and apply it to all spoke routers. You also don't want to create a unique QoS policy for each router if you have hundreds of spoke routers.
Per-Tunnel QoS allows us to create different QoS policies and we can apply them to different NHRP "groups". Multiple spoke routers can be assigned to the same group but each router will be individually measured.
100 spoke routers connected through DSL (1 Mbps).
100 spoke routers connected through Cable (5 Mbps).
100 spoke routers connected through Wireless (2 Mbps).
In this case we can create three QoS policies, one for DSL, cable and wireless. In each QoS policy we will configure the correct shaping rate so our spoke routers don't get overburdened with traffic. When we apply one of the QoS policies, traffic to each spoke router will be shaped to the correct rate.
Above we have a hub and four spoke routers. Let's imagine that the spoke1 and spoke2 routers are connected using a 5 Mbps link, the spoke3 and spoke4 routers are using a slower 1 Mbps link.
Our DMVPN network is used for VoIP traffic so our QoS policy should have a priority queue for RTP traffic.
We use subnet 192.168.123.0/24 as the "underlay" network and 172.16.123.0/24 as the "overlay" (tunnel) network.
The configuration above is the same on all spoke routers except for the IP address.
In the policy-map above called "SHAPE_1M" we shape all traffic in the class-default class-map to 1 Mbps. Within the shaper, we apply the policy map that creates a priority queue for 20% of the bandwidth. 20% of 1 Mbps is 200 kbps.
The policy-map is the same except that it will shape up to 5 Mbps. The priority queue will get 20% of 5 Mbps which is 1 Mbps.
Hub(config-if)#nhrp map group SHAPE_1M ?
Thanks for the great article–very timely since I recently finished my DMVPN studies, and I am reviewing QoS! Also, I like your new feature towards the bottom that allows you to click on a device and see its config–cool stuff.
One limitation of this solution seems to be that it works only in DMVPN phase 1, which is now obsolete. As soon as there is spoke-to-spoke traffic, your QoS settings will be lost. Maybe one day there will be a "phase 4" where the spokes will pull down, and apply locally, any group settings from the Hub.
In addition to what Rene said, I would also like to point out the importance of having DMVPN running in Phase 3. As you probably know, one of the most important advantages of Phase 3 is that the Hub is used in the control plane, but hardly at all in the data plane (unless the traffic destination is behind the hub). Once you implement "ip nhrp redirect" on the Hub and "ip nhrp shortcut" on the Spokes, almost all spoke-to-spoke traffic will completely bypass the Hub.
DMVPN is scalable so if needed you can add one or more extra hubs.
In these examples I tried to configured routing so that we have a primary and backup hub but load balancing is also no problem.


Although a new report by Daft.ie showed that rents rose in the third quarter of the year, Sligo was the only county in the North west to see the jump.
The average rent being paid by Co Leitrim residents each month is €487 according to the new report by property website Daft.ie this week. This figure is a decrease of 1.3% on the second quarter's figures.
Sligo's rent was the only county in the North West to see an increase, rent is approx €640 a month. Around the region Donegal reported €580, Roscommon €565, Cavan €526 and Longford €484.
The average rent nationwide now stands at €840 a month. It means that rents in October were just 2% lower than a year ago and 27% below their peak.
The stabilisation is being driven by urban areas, where rents have, in some places like South County Dublin, increased in each of the last three quarters. Outside the main cities however, rents fell by about 0.7%, a continuation of ongoing falls during the year.
Daft.ie's economist Ronan Lyons said the signs that rents are levelling off reflects a better balance between supply on the market and demand. "The total number of properties sitting on the rental market around the country is down more than a quarter from a year ago. In the cities, the fall is closer to a half," he stated.


St. Elizabeth High School seniors kicked off the school's Thanksgiving food drive for St. Martin's Barn in Ridgely, Md., by dressing up for Halloween. The cost for St. E seniors to spend the day in costume was a donated canned good or pasta.
Senior Mary Birmingham took the opportunity to dress as the school's principal, Shirley Bounds.
St. Elizabeth High School Senior Mary Birmingham, right, dressed as St. E's principal, Shirley Bounds, left, on Halloween as part of the senior class project to collect food for St. Martin's Barn in Ridgely, Md.
Also on Monday, St. E. welcomed Robert Andrzejewski as its principal for the day, for an annual program sponsored by the Delaware State Chamber of Commerce. Andrzejewski is the executive director of the Delaware Mentoring Council and the former superintendent of the Red Clay Consolidated School District. He is a graduate of St. Matthew's and Salesianum schools. He addressed the students at an assembly, observed classes and met with student leaders for lunch.


The Micnova Twin Mic Mount transforms a single hotshoe connection into 2. This allows you to combine 2 products equipped with a hotshoe connection, such as a LED Lamp and a microphone or 2 microphones.
The twin mount mic can either be screwed and secured onto the hotshoe of your camera or mounted on a light stand or tripod via the ¼" female screw thread located on the bottom of the hotshoe connection. Both hotshoes have no synchronization contact but are equipped with a clamping system to keep the accessories mounted thereon, in place.
The twin mount has the following dimensions: 11 x 7 x 2.5cm.


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Energy & Sustainability Connections Newsletter – January 2019
By Thomas R. Burton, III, Sahir Surmeli
A Note from the Editors
Energy & Sustainability Connections brings the latest developments in energy investing, legal insights, company activity, and industry events straight to your inbox. Our first edition for 2019 includes:
Leader in the News: This month, we are pleased to feature Mission Secure, Inc., a cybersecurity visibility and protection company that recently announced the closing of a Series A financing round. Read here.
Legal Feature: The Massachusetts Commission on the Future of Transportation in the Commonwealth recently announced the release of the Commission's groundbreaking report, which focuses on recommendations to influence the Governor's actions on transportation technology and greenhouse gas emissions. Read here.
Washington Updates: Read the latest energy policy updates coming out of the Capitol, including information on House and Senate energy agendas for 2019.
M&A Activity: Read the latest round of M&A activity in the energy and sustainability space.
Upcoming Events: Don't miss this month's exciting events, including the CleanTech Open Global Forum, where finalists from CleanTech Open's six US regions pitch to win the CleanTech Open Grand Prize, and NECEC's Emerging Trends Series: Visions for a Clean Energy Economy. View here.
We would also like to remind our readers that you can always ask us anything at http://mintzedge.com/ask-anything/. We built the MintzEdge website as a resource for entrepreneurs and investors, and hope that all of you take advantage of the site and see how it can help you.
Leader in the News: Mission Secure
Legal Feature: The Future of Transportation in the Commonwealth
Washington Updates
House Democrats Readying to Tackle Climate Change & Energy in the 116th Congress
Senate Energy Agenda & Leadership in the 116th Congress
Cleantech Open Global Forum
NECEC's Emerging Trends Series: Visions for a Clean Energy Economy
Thomas R. Burton, III
Sahir Surmeli
Energy & Sustainability Connections Newsletter – December 2018
December 13, 2018 |Article
Energy & Sustainability Connections Newsletter – November 2018
November 2, 2018 |Article
Member / Chair, Energy & Sustainability Practice
Tom Burton has helped to shape the clean energy industry by drawing on his passion for innovation. As a Mintz attorney, Tom counsels investors, entrepreneurs, and Fortune 100 companies. He also guides start-up organizations and accelerators to foster the next generation of energy leaders.
Member / Co-chair, Energy & Sustainability Practice
Sahir Surmeli is a Mintz business counselor who advises companies, boards, entrepreneurs, investment banks, and venture and private equity investors as they build and grow companies. He handles public offerings, 144A and private financings, acquisitions, joint ventures, and strategic partnerships.


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The Laws of Pennsylvania for 1781-1785, Signed by
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The Psalms of David, Carried in a Rhode Island Revolutionary War Unit in 1776
1865 General Orders,
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Mary Lincoln's Signed Copy of The Life of Marie Antoinette Queen of France
Early Engineer's Book for the Long Island Railroad, 1835-1872
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The Defense in Ex parte Milligan Argues That Even During War the Federal Government Can't Use Military Trials Where Civilian Courts Are Operative
"Freedom to Serve": Secretary of Defense's Copy of Seminal Report on End of Official Racial Discrimination in the Armed Forces
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In a letter peppered with references to Middle Earth and its inhabitants, an exhausted Tolkien takes his first lengthy holiday in four years—in Italy. He returns and writes to Naomi Mitchison, a fellow novelist and his proofreader, for failing to provide feedback for her novel, To the Chapel Perilous. Tolkien discusses the demands on his time, ranging from his teaching load, thesis advising, and publishing, to reading critical reviews. Tolkien's dissatisfaction with radio adaptations of Lord of the Rings occupies a prominent place: I think poorly of the broadcast adaptations. Except for a few details I think they are not well done... I thought that the dwarf (Gloin not Gimli, but I suppose Gimli will talk like his father...) was not too bad if a bit exaggerated. I do think of the "Dwarves" like Jews: at once native and alien in their habitations, speaking the language of the country, but with an accent due to their own private tongue. The balance of the letter discusses literary critics, reviews of Mitchison's book, and anachronisms in her latest offering as contrasted to Mark Twain's A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court.
J.R.R. TOLKIEN. Autograph Letter Signed, to Naomi Mitchison. Headington, Oxford, England, December 8, 1955. 4 pp on 2 leaves of wove paper with Pirie's/ Crown Bond watermark. 5 5/16 x 7 1/8 in. (13½ x 18 cm). The first page is embossed "76 Sandfield Road/ Headington/ Oxford." With original autograph addressed envelope.
Inventory #23221 Price: $22,000
You really are most kind and generous. Thank you so much for your last letter. I feel that I should have written long ago, especially since I failed to make any kind of return in the matter of "To the Chapel Perilous." But perhaps you will understand I felt exhausted, since in addition to the "Lord of the Rings" I had only just concluded a two-year term of administrative office in college on top of professing, and the advance copy came just as I was about to go off for the first holiday since 1951 of more than two or three days. Reading it – I went to Italy – was easy * and delightful; but I seemed too dried up to say anything. And when I came back the shadow of one of those things one idiotically lets oneself in for when they are distant fell on me.
[Written at bottom and continuing up left margin]: *I mean for the will; my mind found it difficult. You move in the complicated world with an ease that helps me to understand why people find my much simpler and more simple-minded world bewildering. I cling to Lienaro whom I liked and found intelligible. <p2>
I had to deliver the opening lecture of the newly-founded O'Donnell Lectures in Celtic Studies—already overdue: and I composed it with 'all the woe in the world,', as the Gawain-poet says of the wretched fox with the hounds on his tail. All the more woe, since I am the merest amateur in such matters, and Celtic scholars are critical and litigious; and more so since I was smitten with laryngitis.
I think poorly of the broadcast [radio] adaptations. Except for a few details I think they are not well done, even granted the script and the legitimacy of the enterprise (which I do not grant). But they took some trouble with the names. I thought that the dwarf (Gloin not Gimli, but I suppose Gimli will talk like his father – apparently someone's idea of a German) was not too bad if a bit exaggerated. I do think of the "Dwarves" like Jews: at once native and alien in their habitations, speaking the language of the country, but with an accent due to their own private tongue. <p3>
I have, of course, a good many letters: most of them intelligent and critical, and largely inspired by annoyance with the critics. Edwin Muir produced quite a batch, from people who seemed to think I should be upset at his tone. But I got as much good from him, I suppose, as was possible – unless he was prepared to read the book with attention. He showed by his remarks on Lórien that had not. But I do not feel disposed to blame him, as I cannot imagine myself tackling such a task in his place. Since you enquire kindly concerning my fate outside this country: I should say I was doing well enough in the U.S.A. I have received a fair amount of notice in Holland (partly due to Hasting of Amsterdam) and Belgium (where I am known, being an hon. poet of Liége. But enough of me. Your kindness leads me into garrulity.
I have now got a pestilent doctorate thesis to explore, when I would rather be doing something less useful.
I hope that the Chapel Perilous went and is going well [though I seldom see or read reviews, and but for a cutting agency should not see my own – In spite of them I do not read them all] A curious and rather disturbing blend. I hope you won't mind my mentioning "a Yankee at the Court of King Arthur." I only do so, because of the shattering difference. Of course there are the deliberate
<p4>mechanical anachronisms in both. the hello–girls and telephones, and electrified wire; and dwarfs with photographic apparatus: I don't like 'em, of course, and think it better if the satire arises out of the material as it is; but there are umbrellas in the Shire—but M.T. [Mark Twain]was merely vulgarly romantic, whereas you undermine, or (perhaps fairer) transform the whole thing.
Very best wishes to you, and to your family, I hope they are as kind as you are to a simple-minded old man. I am sorry about my childish amusement with arithmetic; but there it is: the Númenorrean calendar was just a bit better than the Gregorian: the latter being on average 26 secs fast p.a., and the N. 17.2 secs slow.
Ronald Tolkien
Tolkien's letters are scarce. When Paul Richards catalogued the letter in January 1989, he called this "one of the finest, and longest, to appear on the market."
Naomi May Margaret Mitchison (1897-1999) was a Scottish novelist and poet. She was appointed CBE (Commander of the Order of the British Empire) in 1981. She wrote many books, including The Chapel Perilous, published in 1955. She was a proofreader of the Lord of the Rings.


Orleans United DFC Coalition is pleased to inform Orleans County School Districts that we will be able to continue our long-term evaluation efforts by administering the Prevention Needs Assessment Survey. Surveys were previously administered in the fall of 2005, 2007, 2009, 2011, 2013 2015 and 2017.
The Prevention Needs Assessment Survey was administered in Kendall, Holley, Lyndonville and Medina School Districts in November 2017. The survey provides you with lifetime and 30-day usage information on alcohol, tobacco, and other drug use for students in grades seven through twelve as well as information on risk factors, protective factors and gambling. This year we added 12 questions to the PNA pertaining to e-cigarettes, vaping and advertising.
As a result of efforts made by the Orleans United Drug Free Communities Coalition and local school districts, progress has been made in reducing drug usage among our students, but more needs to be done.
Thank you for being a key partner in our coalition to reduce drug and alcohol use among our youth in Orleans County and for continuing to participate in this very important community effort.
This is a sample Prevention Needs Assessment Survey.
Needs Assessment Survey 2017(PDF) - This is an example of the survey administered to Orleans County 7-12th graders. This survey is administered every two years in 4 out of the 5 Orleans County schools.
Additional Questions (PDF) -11 additional questions that were included with the 2017 Prevention Needs Assessment.


Jace Ronald Sunderline was born on Saturday, October 20, 2018, at 10:52 p.m. at the Frances Mahon Deaconess Hospital in Glasgow, Mont.
He weighed 6 pounds and 13 ounces and is 18 inches long.
Jace's parents are Destiny Hostler and Schae Sunderlin of Whitewater, Mont.
Jace joins his older brother, Parker, at home.
Jace's maternal grandparents are Becky and Craig Susboda of Nebraska.
Jace's paternal grandparents are Margret and Chip and Larry Sunderlin of Montana.


I was recently asked why it is a good idea to protect yourself during meditations and clearings. It's such a good question, because I don't see it talked about very much. I like to look at protection as a positive thing instead of a fear-based thing, though. We are shoring up our energy fields so they are strong and capable of keeping us in, and whatever is not us, out. In this video, I explain why this is important and also relay a simple technique that works effectively to keep your energy to yourself that I learned from Jim Self. Enjoy!
Do you have a favorite way to protect yourself? Let us know in the comments!


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The Department of Women's & Gender Studies is able to offer limited and competitive funding to selected full-time GSJ students in the form of Graduate Assistanceship (Teaching Assistant or Research Assistant). Because GAs are not guaranteed, applicants are strongly urged to seek outside funding.
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This scholarship will be awarded to a graduate student at the University of Alberta with superior academic achievement (3.5 or higher GPA) and quality research focused on sexual and gender minority studies and their application in advocating for sexual and gender minorities in educational and community contexts. Recipients will be selected on the basis of academic standing and their research and advocacy/outreach profile.
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'Goodbye Governor Bad Touch!' Flyover Banner in Albany, New York Minces No Words [VIDEO]
Traci Taylor
Traci Taylor Published: August 12, 2021
Townsquare Media Binghamton
About twenty years ago, at the height of the Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinsky scandal, Hillary Clinton paid a visit to the New York State Capitol in Albany, and much to her surprise, and to the surprise of many others, she was greeted by a cheeky flyover banner.
The banner read, "Who's Watching Bill?" Eyebrows raised and tongues waved as officials and average citizens alike wondered who in the world would pull such a stunt. The stunt, it turns out, was the brainchild of Woody and Jim, a local Albany radio morning show.
While most were amused with the 'Who's Watching Bill?' flyover stunt, those in high power weren't. Although those who worked with Woody and Jim were told management was made aware of their planned stunt before it happened, the duo was still placed on leave and a short time later they left the radio station altogether, moving their show to Nashville.
On Wednesday, another flyover banner appeared in Albany, and much like the one that flew when Hillary was in town, this one also left people scratching their heads trying to figure out exactly who orchestrated it.
Mincing no words the flyover banner blatantly showed that a person named Brian was less than impressed with the actions of Governor Cuomo and was no doubt happy to see him leave office. The flyover banner read, "Goodbye Governor Bad Touch! Your Friend Brian." People were puzzled. Who was Brian and how did he finagle the money to have a banner created and flown over the New York State Capitol building?
A New York State employee in Albany reached out to Townsquare Media to share a photo they took from their office window in Albany yesterday and asked if we knew anything about who might be behind the latest flyover banner stunt. At the time, we didn't but new details have emerged and today, we do.
The flyover was orchestrated by an Albany resident named Brian Olesen. Olsen, who also rented billboards targeted against the actions of Governor Cuomo, told the New York Post that he was utterly disgusted by Cuomo. "Between the senior citizens and the 11 women he harassed that we know of, this man will go down as the worst political servant we've ever seen in my lifetime."
Olsen is the owner of an Albany-area gun store and estimates that he spent around $12,000 on both his anti-Cuomo billboard campaign and Wednesday's flyover banner.
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Adirondack Blue is a hybrid potato variety with blue flesh and skin with a slight purple tint, released by Cornell University potato breeders Robert Plaisted,Ken Paddock and Walter De Jong in 2003.
The Adirondack varieties are unusual because both the skin and the flesh are colored and have high levels of anthocyanins. This variety is good for boiling, baking, and mashing and can be used for brightly colored salads. Unlike many blue potatoes, it does not turn grey after boiling.
Adirondack Blue has large and spreading foliage. The stems and leaves are green with a bluish tint. The flowers are white. Tuber set is moderate and the tubers are round to oblong in shape, slightly flattened, with intermediate to shallow eyes. The skin and flesh are purple and the skin may be slightly netted. Tuber dormancy is short. The tubers can be used for chips, but cannot be chipped from cold storage. Unlike most potato varieties developed at Cornell over the past few decades, it is susceptible to golden nematode. It is also susceptible to common scab, silver scurf, late blight, pink rot, leafhoppers, common potato viruses, Colorado potato beetle, Fusarium, and seed piece decay.
Penn State's alumni association is marketing potato chips in the school colors using the Adirondack Blue.
Because of their color, adirondack blue add a unique flair to everyday cuisine. In their native land of South America, they are often used in conjunction with herbs and spices to make salads and potato cakes, or they get sliced up, dried and eaten as they are. From a nutritional standpoint, these blue-pigmented heirlooms have multiple bells and whistles.
Purple/ blue Potatoes are great for roasting, boiling, mashing and pretty much anything else you want to make with them due to their intermediate texture. In a similar fashion to the white type, they can be used for all kinds of recipes. They are especially useful when looking to create aesthetically pleasing dishes, which are hard to make with the white ones.
Cholesterol is produced naturally in the liver and used for hormone production and cell formation. Foods with a high amount of cholesterol will raise blood cholesterol levels, which increases the risk for heart disease. Blue potatoes have 0 grams of cholesterol. However, if you were to add butter to your potatoes, the cholesterol and fat content would increase. One tablespoon of butter contributes 31 milligrams of cholesterol and over 11 grams of fat.
Blue potatoes have a small amount of iron, which is necessary for oxygen transportation through the system. A serving of five small potatoes contains 6 percent of the recommended daily intake of iron. Both meat and fish have high iron content. Eating blue potatoes alongside them will make your meal higher in iron.
Blue-colored fruits and vegetables, such as blue potatoes, have a particular substance known as anthocyanins. These powerful antioxidants soak up renegade cells called free radicals, which reduces the risk of cardiovascular disease, stroke and cancer. Preparing the potatoes with any other bright-colored vegetable will boost the antioxidant power of the meal even more. Broccoli, cauliflower and cabbage for example, contain substances known as indoles, which have the same affect as anthocyanins.


In the previous update whilst the Prawn Suit was docked in the Moon Pool you could use the repair tool to fix damage and swap the upgrades in and out. Since the update ( xbox - in line with the steam release), you can only board the Prawn and not interact with the upgrades or repair. It's a bit of a hassle to keep updocking.
The seamoth works fine in the Moon pool.
Yeah, this is still a rather frustrating issue. I believe it's being worked on.
I've notice the same thing about the PC version (atleast for the upgrade option) , i didnt try to fix it since it was full life.
Can't repair, access upgrades, or storage while docked at Moonpool. I'm sure they'll fix it soon, it is annoying but not game-breaking.
Give it up for bot 30.
I must ask, why do these stupid bots love the Xbox forum so much?
Is it still a problem that makes me uncomfortable every time I use it? How about you?
This is fixed in the 1.0 patch, coming December 4th.
I am playing Subnautica on PC via Steam, so I am sure I have the latest available version (as of 2019-04-14). Access to the PRAWN suit's upgrade console or storage are still not available while docked in the moonpool. Has this particular patch not been made available for PC ?


I know it has been a while, but I am so happy to be back and taking part in the 5th Multicultural Children's Book Day event and book review. Multicultural Children's Book Day 2017 (1/27/18) is in its 5th year and was founded by Valarie Budayr from Jump Into A Book and Mia Wenjen from PragmaticMom. Our mission is to raise awareness of the ongoing need to include kids' books that celebrate diversity in home and school bookshelves while also working diligently to get more of these types of books into the hands of young readers, parents and educators.
MCBD 2018 is honored to have some amazing Sponsors on board. You can view the 2018 MCBD Medallion Sponsors here. And the 2018 MCBD Author Sponsors here. We'd like to also give a shout-out to MCBD's impressive CoHost Team who not only hosts the book review link-up on celebration day, but who also works tirelessly to spread the word of this event. View all of the CoHosts here.
Everything was going smoothly, a typical first night of Hanukkah. Or so Harvie thought! There was someone else in the house, and he had presents, too – Santa Claus! Hanukkah Harvie vs. Santa Claus is the hilarious and heartfelt story of how two holiday heroes wind up with the greatest gift of all: friendship.
A few months back, I was paired up with the author David Michael Slater for his book Hanukkah Harvie vs. Santa Claus. This lovely children's book center's its message on the existence of interfaith families and children. As the reader watches as Hanukkah Harvie and Santa Claus attempt to out present and upstage each other when Christmas Eve and a night of Hanukkah coincide with each other.
I was so thrilled to receive this book because one of my little cousins is Jewish on his mom's side and my half of the family follows a modern Christian path. I have found a few books that put interfaith children and families into primary narrative, but this was my favorite by far. And my cousin loved it too! Although he is learning equal parts of both religions/lifestyles it is something that just is for him.
There isn't a competition or boughts of upstaging one over the other and even while reading the book my cousin understood that and was commenting on how silly they were being. This brought a ton of laughs and enjoyment to my house and family, as well a very clear and inclusive message for children that I know other families will enjoy as well.


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Google gives its Play Newsstand app for Android a Material Design makeover
Nick Summers
Nick Summers is a technology journalist for The Next Web. He writes on all sorts of topics, although he has a passion for gadgets, apps and (show all) Nick Summers is a technology journalist for The Next Web. He writes on all sorts of topics, although he has a passion for gadgets, apps and video games in particular. You can reach him on Twitter, circle him on Google+ and connect with him on LinkedIn.
Google today updated version its Play Newsstand app for Android with a Material Design makeover. It follows the Play Newsstand app for iOS, which Google released less than 10 days ago as a successor to Google Currents.
If you've tried Play Newsstand for iOS, or at least looked at the screenshots, you'll have a good idea of what to expect. The design is flatter than before, with larger images and playful animations. Scrolling up and down reveals a smooth stream of article cards with interesting photos, in addition to smaller rows of square icons for specific publications. Tapping any one of these will send you to a stream centered on that specific outlet, where you can also add them to your 'My Library' section.
Today's update also introduces a new magazine reading experience for smartphones. Now, you'll see a clear list of articles that you can read individually. No more pawing around the screen to look at a digital double-page spread.
(Note: Google says the updated app will roll out to all users over the next week, so sit tight if you're not seeing it just yet.)
➤ Google Play Newsstand [Android]
Google is killing Android Auto for phone screens


The Ohio Department of Agriculture (ODA) in collaboration with the U.S. Department of Agriculture Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (USDA APHIS) announced that Monroe Township in Clermont County is free from the invasive Asian longhorned beetle (ALB). This follows the eradication of ALB from Stonelick and Batavia townships in March.
Derickson was joined by USDA APHIS representatives, as well as community leaders at an announcement ceremony and tree planting in Fair Oak Park, near the quarantined area in Monroe Township.
ODA and USDA APHIS will move to lift the quarantine of Monroe Township. The beetle was first discovered in Tate Township in Clermont County in June 2011. ALB quarantines remain in effect for Tate Township, East Fork State Park and portions of the East Fork Wildlife Area.
Residents should remain vigilant and inspect their trees regularly for signs of the beetle. Adult ALBs are large, shiny black insects measuring 1 to 1.5 inches long, not including antennae, with random white spots. Their white-banded antennae can be as long as the body itself on females and almost twice the body length on males.


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Q: Does the complete SSL/TLS communication log prove that client sent all the data stored in log? For the purposes of secrecy and authenticity of communications I use SSL / TLS (https) with client certificate. If I log the entire SSL traffic on the server side, is the SSL log sufficient evidence that the communication between the server and the other side with client certificate was exactly as it is recorded in the log? At the beginning an asymmetric handshake is used but further communication continues with symmetric encryption. Symmetric encryption would not mind if one of the messages cannot be forged on the receiving side. As a server I know the symmetric key so it should be able for me to spoof one of the messages sent by the client, shouldn't it? What algorithm and what special settings shall I use, so that client could not say that he sent a different message than what I recorded in the log?

A: Logging anything (including data from SSL) does not proof the origin of the data. In theory you've could made up the data yourself. Even logging the complete SSL traffic including the necessary encryption key does not proof anything  because in most cases this could have been made up too.
It might be acceptable as a proof if the whole SSL traffic is logged including the encryption key and if a client certificate was used for authentication (i.e. two-way SSL). The real client certificate owned by the client is a part you can not make up yourself. But there is still no guarantee that some judge would accept it as proof. And of course the client could try to deny that this is its own client certificate which was used.

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President Trump Calls Out Congresswoman Ilhan Omar for Anti-Semitism
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Congresswoman Ilhan Omar Continues to Make Anti-Semitic Remarks
Congresswoman Ilhan Omar (D-MN) has been under fire for her antisemitic remarks. Omar tweeted in 2012 "Israel has hypnotized the world, may Allah awaken the people and help them see the evil doings of Israel." However, her anti-semitic remarks have not only been in the past.
President Donald Trump also took to Twitter to call out Omar.
As recently as this year, Omar has tweeted anti-semitic tropes. She responded to a tweet from Glenn Greenwald about America's defense of Israel saying "It's all about the benjamins baby." Furthermore, Omar was implying that that politicians were being paid to support Israel. This was confirmed when she was asked who she thought was paying off the politicians and she replied "AIPAC!"
However, these now deleted tweets have brought bipartisan scrutiny on the freshman Congresswoman. For example, Congressman Max Rose (D-NY), a Jewish Democrat representing the 11th district of New York, apologized to his constituents at a town hall for Omar's remarks. He apologized for not "protecting them" from fellow freshman Democrat Rep. Ilhan Omar's repeated use of "anti-Semitic tropes.
Omar Calls Jewish Stephen Miller a "White Nationalist"
Omar has publicly "apologized" and claims to have been unaware that her remarks would have been offensive. However, even after garnering support from known white supremacists David Duke, Omar called Jewish White House Advisor Stephen Miller a "white nationalist" on Twitter.
Ilhan Omar is a Jew hater. The fact that she still has influence on policy and political appointments is an outrage. pic.twitter.com/GJXFToMb1u
— Dave Rubin (@RubinReport) April 8, 2019
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Stephen Miller is not the first Jewish-American to come under attack from Omar. Omar has singled out several other people including Jared Kushner and Elliot Abrams. Her disdain for the Jewish people and Israel as a whole is evident. Accordingly, Omar's "apology" is meaningless if she continues to make anti-semitic remarks. As the first Somali-American woman to be elected to Congress, her goal should be to unite, not further divide. Likewise, this sentiment is echoed with constitutes in Minnesota.
List of Jews Ilhan Omar has singled out.
1. Lee Zeldin
2. Elliott Abrams
3. Stephen Miller
4. Jared Kushner
5. Benjamin Netanyahu
6. Any Jewish AIPAC supporter.
Did I miss anyone? It's a theme. There is a reason why Jews call her anti-Semitic.#IlhanOmar
— Republican Jew – Lumber King (@EzraDrissman) April 9, 2019
President Trump Calls Omar Out on Twitter
President Donald Trump also took to Twitter to call out Omar. In a tweet on April 9th, the President quoted Jeff Ballabon, referring to Omar's targeting of Jewish people as "unacceptable." President Trump has been a strong supporter of Israel and the Jewish community. For example, in 2017 President Trump recognized Jeruselum as the capital of Israel and approved moving the US embassy from Tel Aviv to Jeruselum.
https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1115639577102962691
Prime Minister of Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu, also shows respect and gratitude for President Trump's support of one of our biggest allies in the Middle East. On April 8th, Netanyahu tweeted his support of President Trump for recognizing the Islamic Revolutionary Guards as a terrorist organization. In short, it is important to continue to foster good relations with our ally, Israel and denounce any Ant-Semitic remarks. Voters in Minnesota must take note of Congresswoman Ilhan Omars divisive and abhorrent rhetoric and vote accordingly in 2020.
Thank you, President @realDonaldTrump for your decision to designate the Islamic revolutionary guards as a terrorist organization.
Once again you are keeping the world safe from Iran aggression and terrorism.
— Benjamin Netanyahu (@netanyahu) April 8, 2019
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United Airlines appoints First African American President
United Airlines (NASDAQ: UAL) today announced that effective May 20, 2020, Brett J. Hart, Executive Vice President and Chief Administrative Officer, will be appointed President of United Airlines Holdings, Inc. – a continuation of the company's leadership succession plan announced in early December with current CEO Oscar Munoz transitioning to Executive Chair and current President Scott Kirby becoming CEO following the Annual Meeting of Shareholders on May 20, 2020.
Since joining United in 2010, Hart has taken on a variety of significant strategic responsibilities for the company at critical moments – most notably in October 2015 when he served as interim CEO for six months while Munoz recovered from a heart transplant. Hart's promotion reflects United's commitment to leadership continuity and underscores the value of leveraging Hart's regulatory and strategic expertise, which complement Kirby's strong commercial acumen and industry experience.
"Working closely with Brett over the last 3 years, I have seen first-hand his thoughtful and intellectually rigorous approach to navigating the complex environment in which we operate and effectively implementing our business strategy," Kirby said. "The leadership Brett has shown as we have managed the current crisis reinforces the conclusion I reached last year: Brett is exactly the leader that United needs right now to take on the role of President."
As President of United, Hart will continue to lead the company's public advocacy strategy including the Government Affairs, Corporate Communications, Legal and Community Engagement teams. He will also continue to oversee business-critical functions like the Corporate Real Estate team and manage United's industry leading environmental sustainability efforts. His responsibilities will expand to include managing the Human Resources and Labor Relations teams.
"I am honored and energized as I take on these new responsibilities to lead this incredible team that I am convinced will build United into a thriving industry leader," Hart said. "The path forward will not be easy, but I am confident that Scott and I will continue our partnership to lead United through the extraordinary challenge posed by COVID-19. United's bright future is only possible because of the commitment of the most talented airline professionals in the world who serve United and our customers every single day – and I could not be prouder of them.
Like Munoz and Kirby, Hart will forgo his salary as President. The company will not replace the role of Chief Administrative Officer.
Before joining United, Hart was executive vice president, general counsel and corporate secretary at Sara Lee Corporation, where he directed global legal operations for the corporation.
Prior to Sara Lee, Hart was a partner at Sonnenschein Nath & Rosenthal in Chicago. Before that, he served as special assistant to the general counsel at the U.S. Department of Treasury in Washington, D.C.
Hart serves on the Board of Directors for Abbvie. He is also active in several philanthropic organizations, including serving on the boards of the Obama Foundation Inclusion Council, the Chicago Council on Global Affairs, University of Chicago, Northwestern Medicine and is Chair of the Metropolitan Pier and Exposition Authority Board.
Hart received his Bachelor of Arts degree in philosophy and English from the University of Michigan and a juris doctorate degree from the University of Chicago Law School. Hart and his wife Dontrey and their three sons, Jonah, Aiden and Matthew reside on Chicago's South Side.
Posted by Councilman George L. Cook III at 7:16 AM
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There is a place inside of you that isn't part of this world. It is the entire universe. You reside in it dormant waiting to remember your power and enchantment. You believe you are separate from all but you are the ALL.
That place is of great mysteries.
I reach it in meditation. I visit in sleep. I feel it in nature. I see in human connections through their stories. I am reminded through dejavú and other synchronized events. And in the moment of awareness I am magic. I can see how fast I manifest and create what I desire. I trust that every fiber of my being is aligned to my dreams.
Stop giving your power away to others. Stop believing that you are separate from Divinity. There is magic in your veins, in your cells, in every single particle of your existence.
Love yourself enough to return to its source because when you believe in yourself, the way you believe in others, you are unstoppable. And that's when you begin to understand your purpose. ~m.a.p.


Description: Migraine headache - The patient was seen in the urgent care.
HPI: This is a 15-year-old girl presenting with occipital headache for the last six hours. She denies trauma. She has been intermittently nauseated but has not vomited and has some photophobia. Denies fever or change in vision. She has no past history of headaches.
FAMILY HISTORY: Grandmother died of cerebral aneurysm.
HEENT: Throat is clear, nasopharynx clear, TMs clear, there is no lymphadenopathy, no tenderness to palpations, sinuses nontender.
Chest: Lungs clear; heart regular without murmur.
COURSE IN THE ED: The patient was seen in the urgent care and examined. At this time, her photophobia and nausea make migraine highly likely. She is well appearing and we'll try Tylenol with codeine for her pain. One day off school and follow up with her primary doctor.


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What Are The EE Compliance Requirements?
COMPLIANCE REQUIREMENTS
A Designated Employer Entity need to undertake to comply with all the provisions of the Act, and in particular (amongst others), Sections 13, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 24 and 27 of the Act.
Section 13 of the Employment Equity Act nr 55 of 1998 stipulates that a Designated Employer must implement affirmative action measures for Designated Groups to achieve employment equity by consulting with employees, conduct an Economically Active Population (EAP) analysis and prepare and Employment Equity Succession Plan.
Section 15 of the Employment Equity Act nr 55 of 1998 stipulates that a Designated Employer must implement affirmative action measures intended to ensure that suitably qualified employees from Designated Groups have equal opportunity and are equitably represented in all occupational categories and levels of the workforce.
Section 16 & 17
Section 16 and 17 of the Employment Equity Act nr 55 of 1998 stipulates that a Designated Employer must take reasonable steps to consult with representatives of employees representing the diverse interests of the workforce on conducting an analysis and preparation of this Employment Equity Succession Plan.
Section 18 of the Employment Equity Act nr 55 of 1998 stipulates that a Designated Employer must disclose relevant information to the consulting parties (CEO, Employment Equity Manager, Employment Equity Forum and employees).
Section 19 of the Employment Equity Act nr 55 of 1998 stipulates that a Designated Employer must conduct an analysis of employment policies, practices, procedures and working environment so as to identify employment barriers that adversely affect members from Designated Groups. The analysis must also include the development of a workforce profile to determine to what extend Designated Groups are under-represented in the workplace.
Section 20 of the Employment Equity Act nr 55 of 1998 stipulates that a Designated Employer must prepare and implement an Employment Equity Plan which will achieve reasonable progress towards employment equity in that Employer's workforce.
Section 21 of the Employment Equity Act nr 55 of 1998 stipulates that a Designated Employer must submit its first report to the Director General (Department of Labour) within 12 months after the commencement of the Act (1999), and thereafter every year.
Section 22 (Listed entities only)
Section 22 of the Employment Equity Act nr 55 of 1998 stipulates that every Designated Employer that is a Public Company must publish a summary of a report required by Section 21 in that Employers annual financial report.
Section 23 of the Employment Equity Act nr 55 of 1998 stipulates that a Designated Employer must, before the end of the term of its current Employment Equity Plan, prepare a subsequent Employment Equity Plan.
Section 24 of the Employment Equity Act nr 55 of 1998 stipulates that a Designated Employer must assign one or more Senior Manager(s) to ensure implementation and monitoring of the Employment Equity Plan and MUST make available necessary resources for this purpose.
Section 25 of the Employment Equity Act nr 55 of 1998 stipulates that an Employer must display at its workplace (where it can be read by employees) a notice in the prescribed form, informing them about the provisions of the Act.
An Employer must establish, and for the prescribed period, maintain records in respect of its workforce, its Employment Equity Plan and any other records relevant to its compliance with the Act.
Section 27 of the Employment Equity Act nr 55 of 1998 stipulates that every Designated Employer, when reporting, must submit a statement, as prescribed, to the Employment Conditions of Commission established by section 59 of the Basic Conditions of Employment Act, on the remuneration and benefits received in each occupational level of that Employer's workforce.
Section 43 and 44
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using System;
using System.Linq;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
using System.Windows;
using GraphClient.DataProvider;
using System.Collections.ObjectModel;

namespace GraphClient
{
    class GraphDataContext
    {
        private IGraphDataProvider dataProvider;

        private readonly Random random = new Random();

        public ObservableCollection<GraphNodeModel> Nodes { get; private set; } = new ObservableCollection<GraphNodeModel>();
        public ObservableCollection<EdgeModel> Edges { get; private set; } = new ObservableCollection<EdgeModel>();
        public ObservableCollection<SelfLoofModel> SelfLoops { get; private set; } = new ObservableCollection<SelfLoofModel>();

        private Dictionary<string, GraphNodeModel> nodeModeIdCache = new Dictionary<string, GraphNodeModel>();

        public GraphNodeModel GetModel(string id)
        {
            GraphNodeModel model;
            if (!nodeModeIdCache.TryGetValue(id, out model))
            {
                return null;
            }
            return model;
        }

        public GraphDataContext()
        {
            dataProvider = Kernel.Get<IGraphDataProvider>();
        }

        public async Task FindPath(GraphNodeModel node1, GraphNodeModel node2)
        {
            var path = await dataProvider.GetShortestPath(node1.ID, node2.ID);
            if (path == null)
            {
                MessageBox.Show("No path found.");
                return;
            }

            GraphNodeModel[] nodes = path.Select(nodeId => GetModel(nodeId)).ToArray();
            if (nodes.Any(n => n == null))
            {
                return;
            }

            foreach (var edge in Edges)
            {
                edge.Marked = false;
            }

            GraphNodeModel last = nodes[0];
            foreach (GraphNodeModel model in nodes.Skip(1))
            {
                var edge = last.Edges.FirstOrDefault(e => e.Node1 == model || e.Node2 == model);
                if (edge != null)
                {
                    edge.Marked = true;
                }

                last = model;
            }
        }

        public async Task LoadNodes()
        {
            var nodes = await dataProvider.GetAllNodes();
            var components = await dataProvider.GetGraphComponents();

            Nodes.Clear();
            nodeModeIdCache.Clear();
            Edges.Clear();
            SelfLoops.Clear();

            foreach (var node in nodes)
            {
                var nodeView = new GraphNodeModel(node)
                {
                    Position = new Point(random.NextDouble() * 1000, random.NextDouble() * 1000)
                };
                nodeModeIdCache.Add(node.ID, nodeView);
                Nodes.Add(nodeView);
            }

            foreach (var node in nodes)
            {
                GraphNodeModel view1 = GetModel(node.ID);

                foreach (var adjacentId in node.AdjacentNodeIDs)
                {
                    //self-loop
                    if (adjacentId == node.ID)
                    {
                        SelfLoops.Add(new SelfLoofModel(view1));
                        continue;
                    }

                    //resolve bi-directional edges
                    if (node.ID.CompareTo(adjacentId) > 0)
                    {
                        continue;
                    }

                    GraphNodeModel view2;
                    if ((view2 = GetModel(adjacentId)) == null)
                    {
                        continue;
                    }

                    Edges.Add(new EdgeModel(view1, view2));
                }
            }

            foreach (var component in components)
            {
                foreach (var nodeId in component)
                {
                    GetModel(nodeId).Component = component[0];
                }
            }
        }
    }
}


Former Florida House Speaker Marco Rubio released this Web video today as part of his US Senate Republican primary campaign against Gov. Charlie Crist.
Tags: florida, former-florida, house-speaker, marco-rubio, primary-campaign, rubio, senate, speaker, today-as-part, video-today.


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import PropTypes from 'prop-types';
import React from 'react';
import { connect } from 'react-redux';
import { reduxForm, formValueSelector } from 'redux-form';
import { FormattedMessage, injectIntl } from 'react-intl';
import { Grid, Row, Col } from 'react-flexbox-grid/lib';
import withIntlForm from '../../../../common/hocs/IntlForm';
import AppButton from '../../../../common/AppButton';
import FocusDescriptionForm, { NEW_FOCAL_SET_PLACEHOLDER_ID } from './FocusDescriptionForm';
import { FOCAL_TECHNIQUE_BOOLEAN_QUERY, FOCAL_TECHNIQUE_RETWEET_PARTISANSHIP, FOCAL_TECHNIQUE_TOP_COUNTRIES, FOCAL_TECHNIQUE_NYT_THEME, FOCAL_TECHNIQUE_MEDIA_TYPE } from '../../../../../lib/focalTechniques';
import { goToCreateFocusStep } from '../../../../../actions/topicActions';
import messages from '../../../../../resources/messages';
import FocalSetForm from './FocalSetForm';

const formSelector = formValueSelector('snapshotFocus');

const localMessages = {
  title: { id: 'focus.create.setup3.title', defaultMessage: 'Step 3: Describe Your Subtopic' },
  retweetIntro: { id: 'focus.create.setup3.retweetIntro', defaultMessage: 'This will create a set with one subtopic for each of the partisan quintiles.  For example, any story from a media source in the "center left" group will be put into the "center left" subtopic in this set.  Name thet set and we will create the subtopics within it.  Give it a name that makes these subtopics easy to identify later.' },
  topCountriesIntro: { id: 'focus.create.setup3.title', defaultMessage: 'This will create a subtopic containing the stories mentioning the top most tagged countries' },
  nytThemeIntro: { id: 'focus.create.setup3.nytTheme.title', defaultMessage: 'This will create a subtopic containing the stories tagged by New York Times Themes' },
  mediaTypeIntro: { id: 'focus.create.setup3.mediaType.title', defaultMessage: 'This will create a subtopic containing the stories tagged by media type' },
  mediaSearchIntro: { id: 'focus.create.setup3.mediaSearch.title', defaultMessage: 'This will create a subtopic containing the stories tagged by media id' },
  duplicateName: { id: 'focus.create.setup3.duplicateName', defaultMessage: 'Duplicate Name' },
};

const FocusForm3DescribeContainer = (props) => {
  const { topicId, handleSubmit, finishStep, goToStep, initialValues, focalSetDefinitions, formData } = props;
  const { formatMessage } = props.intl;
  let introContent;
  // figure out a which focal set to default to
  if (focalSetDefinitions.length === 0) {
    initialValues.focalSetId = NEW_FOCAL_SET_PLACEHOLDER_ID;
  } else {
    initialValues.focalSetId = focalSetDefinitions[0].focal_set_definitions_id;
  }
  const includeDefsInitialValues = initialValues;
  includeDefsInitialValues.focalSetDefinitions = focalSetDefinitions;
  let content;
  switch (formData.focalTechnique) {
    case FOCAL_TECHNIQUE_BOOLEAN_QUERY:
      content = (
        <FocusDescriptionForm
          topicId={topicId}
          initialValues={initialValues}
          focalSetDefinitions={focalSetDefinitions}
          focalTechnique={formData.focalTechnique}
          currentFocalSetDefinitionId={formData.focalSetDefinitionId}
          keywords={formData.keywords}
        />
      );
      break;
    case FOCAL_TECHNIQUE_RETWEET_PARTISANSHIP:
      introContent = (

<FormattedMessage {...localMessages.retweetIntro} />

      );
      content = (
        <Row>
          <Col lg={10}>
            <FocalSetForm
              initialValues={includeDefsInitialValues}
              introContent={introContent}
              focalTechnique={formData.focalTechnique}
              fullWidth
            />
          </Col>
        </Row>
      );
      break;
    case FOCAL_TECHNIQUE_TOP_COUNTRIES:
      introContent = (

<FormattedMessage {...localMessages.topCountriesIntro} />

      );
      content = (
        <Row>
          <Col lg={10}>
            <FocalSetForm
              initialValues={includeDefsInitialValues}
              introContent={introContent}
              focalTechnique={formData.focalTechnique}
              fullWidth
            />
          </Col>
        </Row>
      );
      break;
    case FOCAL_TECHNIQUE_NYT_THEME:
      introContent = (

<FormattedMessage {...localMessages.nytThemeIntro} />

      );
      content = (
        <Row>
          <Col lg={10}>
            <FocalSetForm
              initialValues={includeDefsInitialValues}
              introContent={introContent}
              focalTechnique={formData.focalTechnique}
              fullWidth
            />
          </Col>
        </Row>
      );
      break;
    case FOCAL_TECHNIQUE_MEDIA_TYPE:
      introContent = (

<FormattedMessage {...localMessages.mediaTypeIntro} />

      );
      content = (
        <Row>
          <Col lg={10}>
            <FocalSetForm
              initialValues={includeDefsInitialValues}
              introContent={introContent}
              focalTechnique={formData.focalTechnique}
              fullWidth
            />
          </Col>
        </Row>
      );
      break;
    default:
      content = <FormattedMessage {...messages.unimplemented} />;
  }
  return (
    <Grid>
      <form className="focus-create-details" name="snapshotFocus" onSubmit={handleSubmit(finishStep.bind(this))}>
        <Row>
          <Col lg={10}>

<FormattedMessage {...localMessages.title} />

          </Col>
        </Row>
        {content}
        <Row>
          <Col lg={12}>
            <AppButton variant="outlined" color="secondary" label={formatMessage(messages.previous)} onClick={() => goToStep(1)} />

            <AppButton type="submit" label={formatMessage(messages.next)} primary />
          </Col>
        </Row>
      </form>
    </Grid>
  );
};

FocusForm3DescribeContainer.propTypes = {
  // from parent
  topicId: PropTypes.number.isRequired,
  initialValues: PropTypes.object,
  // form composition
  intl: PropTypes.object.isRequired,
  renderTextField: PropTypes.func.isRequired,
  renderSelect: PropTypes.func.isRequired,
  handleSubmit: PropTypes.func.isRequired,
  // from state
  fetchStatus: PropTypes.string.isRequired,
  focalSetDefinitions: PropTypes.array.isRequired,
  formData: PropTypes.object,
  // from dispatch
  goToStep: PropTypes.func.isRequired,
  finishStep: PropTypes.func.isRequired,
};

const mapStateToProps = state => ({
  focalSetDefinitions: state.topics.selected.focalSets.definitions.list,
  fetchStatus: state.topics.selected.focalSets.definitions.fetchStatus,
  formData: formSelector(state, 'focalTechnique', 'focalSetDefinitionId', 'keywords'),
});

const mapDispatchToProps = dispatch => ({
  goToStep: (step) => {
    dispatch(goToCreateFocusStep(step));
  },
});

function mergeProps(stateProps, dispatchProps, ownProps) {
  return { ...stateProps,
    ...dispatchProps,
    ...ownProps,
    finishStep: () => {
      dispatchProps.goToStep(3);
    } };
}

function validate(values, props) {
  const errors = {};
  // TODO: figure out if we need to do more validation here, because in theory the
  // subforms components have already done it
  if (props.initialValues.focalSetDefinitions) {
    const nameAlreadyExists = props.initialValues.focalSetDefinitions.filter(fc => fc.name === values.focalSetName);
    if (nameAlreadyExists.length > 0) {
      // return dispatch(addNotice({ level: LEVEL_ERROR, message: ownProps.intl.formatMessage(localMessages.duplicateName) }));
      errors.focalSetName = localMessages.duplicateName;
      errors.focalSetName = { _error: localMessages.duplicateName };
      errors.focusName = localMessages.duplicateName;
    }
  }
  return errors;
}

const reduxFormConfig = {
  form: 'snapshotFocus', // make sure this matches the sub-components and other wizard steps
  destroyOnUnmount: false, // <------ preserve form data
  forceUnregisterOnUnmount: true, // <------ unregister fields on unmount
  validate,
};

export default
injectIntl(
  withIntlForm(
    reduxForm(reduxFormConfig)(
      connect(mapStateToProps, mapDispatchToProps, mergeProps)(
        FocusForm3DescribeContainer
      )
    )
  )
);


Nux Vomica (Poison Nut) is a homeopathic used for the treatment of feverish disorders, inflammation of the respiratory organs, inflammations and spasmodic conditions of the gastrointestinal tract, hepatobiliary disorders, constipation, haemorrhoids, circulatory complaints, vertigo, angina pectoris, headaches, neuralgia, rheumatic complaints, muscle cramps, paralysis, insomnia, and upset stomachs.
Dissolve 3-6 pellets under tongue 3-4 times a day, repeat as required or as directed by a licensed practitioner. Children half adult dose. To be used according to label indications, standard homeopathic indications, or as directed by a licensed practitioner.
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