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Sandra Boyles1
Father Edwin Earl Boyles1
Mother Bernice Lucille Toy1 b. c 1905
Descendants of Frederick Benninghoff
Sandra Boyles is the daughter of Edwin Earl Boyles and Bernice Lucille Toy.1 She married (?) Travis.1
(?) Travis
[S8] Obituary of Patricia L. Boyles, The Oil City Derrick, Oil City, PA, 21 Sep 1990, Oil City Library, Oil City, Venango County, Pennsylvania. Hereinafter cited as The Derrick.
(?) Travis1
(?) Travis married Sandra Boyles, daughter of Edwin Earl Boyles and Bernice Lucille Toy.1
Sandra Boyles
Patricia L. Boyles1
b. 26 February 1939, d. 20 September 1990
Patricia L. Boyles was born on 26 February 1939 in Oil City, Venango County, Pennsylvania.1 She was the daughter of Edwin Earl Boyles and Bernice Lucille Toy.1 She was unmarried.1 She died on 20 September 1990 in Meadville, Crawford County, Pennsylvania, at age 51.1 She was buried in Sunset Hill Memorial Garden, Cranberry Township, Venango County, Pennsylvania.1
Ruth Naomi Snyder1
Ruth Naomi Snyder married Bruce Lee Roy Toy, son of Jacob V. Toy and Minnie B. Gahring, on 21 May 1929 in Oil City, Venango County, Pennsylvania.1
Bruce Lee Roy Toy b. c 1908
Thomas B. Toy2
[S10] Venango County (PA) Marriage License, Bruce Lee Roy Toy and Ruth Naomi Snyder, Registrar & Recorder's Office, Courthouse, Franklin, Venango County, Pennsylvania.
[S154] Jacob V. Toy will, Venango County Will, Registrar & Recorder's Office, Courthouse, Franklin, Venango County, Pennsylvania.
Father Bruce Lee Roy Toy1 b. c 1908
Mother Ruth Naomi Snyder1
Thomas B. Toy is the son of Bruce Lee Roy Toy and Ruth Naomi Snyder.1
Jean Stanton1
Jean Stanton married Paul B. Porter, son of Walter L. Porter and Bessie Tarr, on 27 June 1939 in St. Joseph's Church, Oil City, Venango County, Pennsylvania.1
Paul B. Porter b. 29 Aug 1913, d. 25 Jan 1998
Sue Porter1
Paula Jean Porter+1 d. b 1998
[S8] Obituary of Paul B. Porter, The Oil City Derrick, Oil City, PA, 26 Jan 1998, Oil City Library, Oil City, Venango County, Pennsylvania. Hereinafter cited as The Derrick.
Father Paul B. Porter1 b. 29 Aug 1913, d. 25 Jan 1998
Mother Jean Stanton1
Sue Porter is the daughter of Paul B. Porter and Jean Stanton.1
Paula Jean Porter1
Paula Jean Porter was the daughter of Paul B. Porter and Jean Stanton.1 She married (?) Ochalek.1 She died before 1998.1
(?) Ochalek
Laura Ochalek1
Mark Ochalek+1
Alan Roemer1
Father Willis Roemer1
Mother Dorothy Lorraine Ross1 d. b 1988
Alan Roemer is the son of Willis Roemer and Dorothy Lorraine Ross.1
[S8] Obituary of Sylvia Ross, The Oil City Derrick, Oil City, PA, (undated clipping) 1988, Oil City Library, Oil City, Venango County, Pennsylvania. Hereinafter cited as The Derrick.
Roger Weaver1
Father E. G. Weaver1
Mother Phyllis Thompson1
Roger Weaver is the son of E. G. Weaver and Phyllis Thompson.1
[S8] Weaver 50th Wedding Anniversary, The Oil City Derrick, Oil City, PA, 2 Aug 1991, Oil City Library, Oil City, Venango County, Pennsylvania. Hereinafter cited as The Derrick.
Peggy Weaver1
Peggy Weaver is the daughter of E. G. Weaver and Phyllis Thompson.1
Greg Weaver1
Greg Weaver is the son of E. G. Weaver and Phyllis Thompson.1
Susan Weaver1
Susan Weaver is the daughter of E. G. Weaver and Phyllis Thompson.1
Roy Weaver1
Roy Weaver is the son of E. G. Weaver and Phyllis Thompson.1
John J. Wood1
b. 7 September 1922, d. 2 July 1990
Father John O. Wood1
Mother Edith Mildred Thompson1 b. 3 Nov 1902, d. 1 Jan 1990
John J. Wood was born on 7 September 1922 in Oil City, Venango County, Pennsylvania.1 He was the son of John O. Wood and Edith Mildred Thompson.1 He married Edna Mae Stewart on 12 October 1966.1 He died on 2 July 1990 in Oil City at age 67.1 He was buried in Rynd Farm Cemetery, Cornplanter Township, Venango County.1
John J. Wood served in the U. S. Army during World War II for two years in India and Burma.1 He and Edna Mae Stewart lived in Oil City, Venango County, Pennsylvania, where John worked as a torchman for M. N. Adelson & Sons, retiring in 1979 in 1980.1
John E. Wood1
Janet L. Wood1
Diana Wood1
Edna Mae Stewart b. 17 Aug 1920, d. 9 Sep 2004
[S8] Obituary of John J. Wood, The Oil City Derrick, Oil City, PA, 3 Jul 1990, Oil City Library, Oil City, Venango County, Pennsylvania. Hereinafter cited as The Derrick.
Edna Mae Stewart1
b. 17 August 1920, d. 9 September 2004
Descendants of Jacob Baum
Edna Mae Stewart was born on 17 August 1920 in Oil City, Venango County, Pennsylvania.2 She married Fred E. Davis.2 She married John J. Wood, son of John O. Wood and Edith Mildred Thompson, on 12 October 1966.1 She married Orla George Gharing, son of Alfred Merle Gharing and Ruth Emma Weaver.2 She died on 9 September 2004 in Oil City at age 84.2 She was buried in Rynd Farm Cemetery, Cornplanter Township, Venango County, Pennsylvania.2
Edna Mae Stewart and John J. Wood lived in Oil City, Venango County, Pennsylvania, where John worked as a torchman for M. N. Adelson & Sons, retiring in 1979 in 1980.1 According to the obituary, Edna Mae Stewart was survived by grandchildren, Angie Ralph and husband, Dale, of Oil City; Robert, Mindi and Benjamin Aikins of Franklin; Philip Wagner and companion, Connie Confer, Joseph Wagner and companion, Candace Heckathorn, Shannon Wagner and companion, Ken Schubert, and Jennifer Wagner, all of Oil City; Tammarah Davis of Roswell, Ga; John Wood of Oil City; and Zina Puckett and husband, Tom, of Salt Lake City, Utah; and numerous great-grandchildren.2
Fred E. Davis
Richard V. Davis2 d. b 2004
Patty A. Davis2 d. b 2004
John J. Wood b. 7 Sep 1922, d. 2 Jul 1990
Orla George Gharing b. 30 Aug 1923, d. 19 Jan 2003
[S962] "Obituary of Edna Mae Wood Gharing," The Derrick (online), Oil City, PA, (www.thederrick.com), 10 Sep 2004. Hereinafter cited as The Derrick.
Father John J. Wood1 b. 7 Sep 1922, d. 2 Jul 1990
John E. Wood is the son of John J. Wood.1
Janet L. Wood is the daughter of John J. Wood.1 She married Timothy J. Wagner.1
Timothy J. Wagner
Timothy J. Wagner1
Timothy J. Wagner married Janet L. Wood, daughter of John J. Wood.1
Janet L. Wood
Diana Wood is the daughter of John J. Wood.1 She married Robert Aikens.1
Robert Aikens
Robert Aikens1
Robert Aikens married Diana Wood, daughter of John J. Wood.1
Diana Wood
Charlene D. Finch1,2
b. 29 April 1942, d. 8 August 2013
Father Fred Finch1 b. 10 Mar 1921, d. 30 Dec 1997
Mother Norma J. Peters1 b. 30 Apr 1922, d. 4 Dec 2007
Charlene D. Finch was born on 29 April 1942 in Franklin, Venango County, Pennsylvania.2 She was the daughter of Fred Finch and Norma J. Peters.1 She married Richard Roberts.1 She married Kenneth R. Kratzer on 1 March 2002.2 She died on 8 August 2013 in Seneca, Cranberry Township, Venango County, at age 71.2 She was buried in Bethel Cemetery, Oakland Township, Venango County.2
Charlene D. Finch was living in Franklin, Venango County, Pennsylvania, in 1997 when her father died.1 According to the obituary, Charlene D. Finch was survived by seven children, Vicki O'Day and her husband Steven of Shippenville; Kim Hartzell and her husband Steve of Oil City; Brian Tarr and his wife Julie of Franklin; Susan McFarland of Oil City; Brian Kratzer and his wife Sheila of Seneca; Dave Kratzer and his wife Stephanie of Georgia; and Scott Roberts of Oil City. Additionally she was survived by six grandchildren, Amy O'Day, Tanya Macormac, Tyler McFarland, Megan Kratzer, Melissa Kratzer, and Nevin Kratzer and five great-grandchildren.2
Kenneth R. Kratzer
[S8] Obituary of Fred Finch, The Oil City Derrick, Oil City, PA, 2 Jan 1998, Oil City Library, Oil City, Venango County, Pennsylvania. Hereinafter cited as The Derrick.
[S962] "Obituary of Charlene D. Kratzer," The Derrick (online), Oil City, PA, (www.thederrick.com), 9 Aug 2013. Hereinafter cited as The Derrick.
Richard Roberts1
Richard Roberts married Charlene D. Finch, daughter of Fred Finch and Norma J. Peters.1
Charlene D. Finch b. 29 Apr 1942, d. 8 Aug 2013
Shari Finch1
Shari Finch is the daughter of Fred Finch and Norma J. Peters.1 She married Harry Hart.1
Harry Hart
Harry Hart1
Harry Hart married Shari Finch, daughter of Fred Finch and Norma J. Peters.1
Shari Finch
Larry Finch1
Larry Finch is the son of Fred Finch and Norma J. Peters.1
Donald Finch1
Donald Finch is the son of Fred Finch and Norma J. Peters.1
Fred Finch Jr.1
b. 11 February 1950, d. 26 May 2016
Fred Finch Jr. was born on 11 February 1950 in Franklin, Venango County, Pennsylvania.2 He was the son of Fred Finch and Norma J. Peters.1 He died on 26 May 2016 in Enterprise, Alabama, at age 66.2
Fred Finch Jr. was living in Ozark, Alabama, in 1997 when his father died.1
Fred Finch III2
[S1494] "Obituary of Fredy Finch Jr.," exploreVenango, Your Guide to Venango County, Pennsylvania, online, www.explorevenango.com, 2 June 2016.
John David Tarr1
b. 22 January 1909, d. 27 February 1993
Father Oliver Ceylon Tarr1 b. 16 Oct 1879, d. 12 Dec 1952
Mother Helen Clare Tracy1 b. 13 Jan 1888, d. 4 Apr 1941
John David Tarr was born on 22 January 1909 in Venango County, Pennsylvania.1 He was the son of Oliver Ceylon Tarr and Helen Clare Tracy.1 He married Genevieve Catherine Fink on 6 June 1928.2 He married Laura Williams on 11 May 1963.2 He died on 27 February 1993 in Massillon, Ohio, at age 84.1 He was buried in Melscheimer Cemetery, North Industry, Ohio.1
John David Tarr was the owner and operator of a floorcovering business in Oil City, Venango County, Pennsylvania.2
Genevieve Catherine Fink b. 6 Jun 1905, d. 31 May 1962
John D. Tarr2 b. 30 Jun 1930, d. 30 Jun 1930
Patricia Ann Tarr+2
John David Tarr+2
[S8] Obituary of John D. Tarr, The Oil City Derrick, Oil City, PA, 28 Feb 1993, Oil City Library, Oil City, Venango County, Pennsylvania. Hereinafter cited as The Derrick.
[S1186] Toni Rudolph Sallade, "Descendants of Frederick Benninghoff", 1998 (Oil City, PA).
Genevieve Catherine Fink1
b. 6 June 1905, d. 31 May 1962
Genevieve Catherine Fink was born on 6 June 1905.1 She married John David Tarr, son of Oliver Ceylon Tarr and Helen Clare Tracy, on 6 June 1928.1 She died on 31 May 1962 in Oil City, Venango County, Pennsylvania, at age 56.1 She was buried in Grove Hill Cemetery, Oil City, Venango County, Pennsylvania.1
John David Tarr b. 22 Jan 1909, d. 27 Feb 1993


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Israel Explodes Gaza Terror Tunnel Killing 7 Jihadists
John Waage
An Israeli demolition squad blew up a terror tunnel leading from the Gaza Strip into Israel Monday, killing at least seven members of Hamas and Islamic Jihad, including a senior commander.
The tunnel began in the city of Khan Younis in the Gaza Strip and extended nearly to the southern Israeli community of Kissufim.
The IDF neutralized a Gazan terror tunnel today. This is what you need to know: pic.twitter.com/P47nhO2WGO
— IDF (@IDFSpokesperson) October 30, 2017
An Israeli spokesman said the mission was designed to destroy the tunnel, not to kill people, and that most of those killed were suffocated when they rushed in to help others trapped inside.
Any threat to Israeli sovereignty will be met with determination and vigor pic.twitter.com/Yp9Lm5775F
Iran's Foreign Minister Zahran Qasemi condemned the tunnel destruction. "The bloodthirsty Zionist regime is trying to bend the will of the oppressed people of the occupied territories by killing Palestinian youths," Qasemi said.
But Israeli leaders have repeatedly warned they will not tolerate smuggling tunnels for weapons transfers or for committing acts of terror against residents of southern Israel.
CBN NEWS EXCLUSIVE: Israel Partners With Christian Ministry on Secret Medical Mission to Save Lives Deep in Syria
"I told you many times that we are developing groundbreaking technology to deal with the tunnel threat," Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu explained. "We shall continue to protect Israel's borders."
Islamic Jihad, with 10,000 fighters in the Gaza Strip, has threatened retaliation. But so far Hamas has remained silent. Hamas leaders recently concluded a unity agreement with the Palestinian Authority. Part of the deal calls for Hamas to give up political control of the Gaza Strip, but it has shown no sign of disbanding its military wing, more than 25,000 strong.
Israeli Defense Minister Avigdor Lieberman said the tunnel threat "proves that despite Palestinian unity, the Gaza Strip remains a terrorist kingdom and, for us, there is no doubt Hamas, which controls the Gaza Strip, is responsible."
Israel Partners with Christian Ministry on Secret Medical Mission to Save Lives Deep in Syria
Israeli Minister: Military Strike on Iranian Nuclear Facilities Remains an Option
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The Color Me Rad 5K Run is coming back to the Omaha area at the Mid-America Center on Saturday, May 11th, and we need your help! All your hard work last year made the 2012 Color Me Rad a HUGE success and we need you again to make 2013 even better!
To volunteer at this RAD event, fill out the form by clicking the link below by April 8th!
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Omaha runners are gearing up for a lot more color, and even more radness, as they take on the return of Color Me Rad 5K on May 11, 2013. As white-clad participants run through Mid-America Center they'll be bombarded with color that tie-dyes their t-shirts at the same time it brightens their outlook on life. In this untimed event, the focus is purely on fun, and the fitness is an added bonus. After completing the 3.1-mile course, runners will declare themselves rad as they toss their own bags of color into the air; creating a display so colorful it makes the Fourth of July jealous.
The Omaha/Council Bluffs race is the twenty-ninth stop on this year's nation wide tour. Inspired by the Holi Festival of India, Color Me Rad is in its second year of turning runners into color revelers. Last year more than 200,000 runners were turned rad in 36 cities across the U.S. and Canada. "We love to get people involved in fitness who may not come out to your typical 5K," Crandall said.
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Hands up who wants Sir Robin to be mayor for another four years?
On Friday it was announced, to no surprise whatsoever, that Sir Robin Wales had been re-selected as Labour's candidate for Mayor of Newham.
Given the choice in a 'trigger ballot' between keeping the incumbent and running an open selection process, party members chose not to give themselves a choice. It's a deeply depressing decision.
Because they have no challengers.
Why do they have no challengers? Because as well as the power and the patronage, they can carry on long as they wish. It's a vicious circle.
Of course, each Mayor has their own personal style and different levels of willingness to tolerate criticism. But the value of the patronage in these boroughs is far more significant than in Parliament where MPs are paid a minimum of £65,738. In Newham, London's poorest borough, the £15,856 which Sir Robin Wales dispenses (on average), in addition to their basic allowance of £10,829, to 29 of Newham's 60 Labour councillors (there is no opposition) is not chicken feed. For many, it is their only or main income. How likely is it that a Cabinet member who is full-time, dependent on their allowances of £41,871, will take on Sir Robin in Cabinet or Labour Group never mind in a contest to be a mayoral candidate?
So, in essence, Sir Robin has ensured the loyalty and compliance of those around him. Put simply, those most likely to offer a realistic challenge have the most to lose from making one. And they know Sir Robin is ruthless in his treatment of dissent.
The least that Labour's executive could do is to ensure that if Mayors are allowed to serve a fourth term, they should at least face a full selection procedure.
Sadly, Labour passed up that opportunity and agreed to the trigger ballot process. With the inevitable outcome.


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In case you've been living under a rock, a huge cold front is bearing down on Austin, turning our freakishly perfect December days of mid 70- to 80-degree weather and plummeting them way below 30 degrees. Central Texans aren't the best at handling that kind of chill, and even the most fashionable among us can be left sartorially unprepared for the weather.
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H-E-B Forever
H-E-B reclaims top spot in annual survey of best U.S. grocers
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H-E-B scored the top spot on a survey of U.S. grocers.
Shawn Mendes and Camillo Cabello called it quits. The word "cheugy" became a thing. Addison Rae got a Netflix deal. Lots of bummer things happened in 2021. But for Texans, no greater indignity was suffered than H-E-B falling behind Amazon on dunnhumby's Top U.S. Grocery Retailers list.
Thank goodness that's all behind us. The consumer research firm recently released its 2022 Retailer Preference Index report, a survey of over 30,000 consumers. Once again, H-E-B took the throne, besting more than 60 grocers ranging from giants like Walmart to beloved regional chains like Wegmens.
To arrive at the rankings, dunnhumby zeroed in on five sectors of customer preference: price, promotions and rewards, quality, speed and convenience, digital, and operations. H-E-B scored near the top of three drivers — price, quality, and digital.
H-E-B slipped to the second spot in 2021 due to that all-too-familiar bogeyman — the Covid-19 pandemic. Quarantines and other outside pressures made timesaving and a seamless eCommerce experience more critical to the average shopper.
With pandemic concerns receding, H-E-B's overall quality and leadership in price, promotions, and rewards have moved to the top of customers' minds. Meanwhile, the hometown hero has managed to close the digital gap.
Dunnhumby recognized the shift by naming H-E-B in its inaugural survey of the best online grocery retailers in the U.S. in July 2022. In that study, the San Antonio-based chain received high scores for ease in ordering and payments, on-time deliveries, and accuracy in charges, among other metrics.
However, the reason locals keep giving H-E-B its flowers may be more intangible. The retailer has made a name for itself by supporting small Texas companies and supporting community causes, particularly education. And, of course, its fleets are among the first to act during statewide emergencies.
As dunnhumby's online study stated in 2022, "It is worth highlighting the regional grocer has the best emotional connection … out of all of the retailers in this study."
In Austin, this certainly explains the enthusiastic reaction to the 2022 announcement that a new H-E-B is slated to open next week on Lake Austin Boulevard.
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Travel isn't always cheap – sometimes it's free! At least that can be the case for those who leverage the vast network of miles and points programs out there. Credit cards, frequent flyer programs and hotel loyalty clubs allow travelers to earn free or discounted travel, sometimes just with your everyday spending on gas, groceries and other purchases.
10Best teamed up with a miles-and-points expert from NerdWallet to nominate the best programs for American travelers – the credit cards, frequent flyer programs and hotel loyalty programs with the best earning potential, flexibility, extra perks and ease of redemption. For thee past four weeks, our readers have been voting on their favorites, and the results are in.
Points never expire with Southwest Airlines Rapid Rewards, so long as there's a flight or partner earning activity every 24 months. Southwest offers some 3,900 flights daily, and with no blackout dates and unlimited reward seats, redeeming points is easy. Rapid Rewards members can also earn points on car rentals with Alamo.
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A popular option since its introduction in late 2016, the Chase Sapphire Reserve offers a 50,000-point sign-up bonus, plus a $300 annual travel credit, Global Entry fee waiver, no foreign transaction fees and three points per dollar spent on travel and restaurants worldwide (one point per dollar on everything else).
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It may be close to grillin' time in some parts of the country, but other regions are going to have to wait. Grilled meat may be the number one item people think about when breaking out the charcoal, but grilled corn surely deserves a place at the table.
The Corn Butter Boat Trays can help you get through those long nights far removed from a hot grill. It may not be grilled corn, but that doesn't mean you can't have quick, easy and delicious corn on the cob. The trays allow for the ability to steam an ear of corn in the microwave in about 2-3 minutes. When grillin' season finally does arrive, you could use these trays to serve those grilled ears, complete with melted butter. Suddenly, winter doesn't seem so long.


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Another over-the-top entry in Mission Impossible franchise
By Juan-Carlos Selznick
Starring Tom Cruise, Simon Pegg, Rebecca Ferguson, Alec Baldwin and Jeremy Renner. Directed by Christopher McQuarrie. Cinemark 14, Feather River Cinemas and Paradise Cinema 7. Rated PG-13.
For me, Mission: Impossible—Rogue Nation is mostly a matter of comedy and digitally enhanced ballet. The whiplash storylines and convoluted plotting, with all those double agents and secret espionage schemes, are little more than a pretext for the spectacular carnival of outlandish action sequences that writer/director Christopher McQuarrie and producer/star Tom Cruise have concocted for this fifth entry in the Impossible franchise.
Cruise is once again full of zest and bounce in the role of the central hero. With his mysterious hint of a grin and a body seemingly lined with invisible shock absorbers, he serves mainly as a live-wire action figure in this hyper kinetically animated cartoon of an adventure. The action is indeed quite lively, but very little of it feels like genuine live action.
The comic element emerges mostly from the deadpan approach to the brazenly "impossible" action sequences. The script's attempts at verbal humor make little impression, for the most part. The lines themselves are less funny than the throwaway manner in which they're delivered (Cruise's insouciant smirk and raised eyebrow, Jeremy Renner's shrug, etc.).
Benji Dunn, the techie/sidekick played by Simon Pegg, is the heart of the comic matter in every respect. From the outset, he as much as anyone sets the tone for the film's abiding combination of rambunctious escapade and high-tech warfare. And he's the one character in this ebullient fantasy/adventure who maintains some small touch of ordinary humanity.
Ilsa Faust (Rebecca Ferguson), the film's heroically resourceful double agent, is a figure of fantasy as well, but with some modestly humanizing differences. She's a lethally skilled scrapper, part of the problem for Cruise and company, but also their conveniently opportune rescuer. She's an almost "plain Jane" operative who somehow becomes much more glamorous when she's called into violent action.
Sean Harris and Simon McBurney play the story's chief villains as simpering fraternal twins—they're transparently devious, warped (if not perverted), dangerously effete, and snidely British, each with a touch of blatant fiendishness. A CIA honcho played by Alec Baldwin is ostensibly their American counterpart, but he'll be redeemed, partly via the Renner character, who is both "Impossible" and CIA.
The "rogue nation" of the title seems to be something called The Syndicate, which is characterized in the film as an inversion or perhaps a perversion or maybe just a pathologically jealous rival of the Impossible Missions Force. The tracks of several real-life "rogue nations" seem plenty evident all over this movie, but McQuarrie/Cruise and company don't seem to pay them much mind.
But it is at least a little intriguing that this chapter of franchised fantasy leaves so many (metaphorical) land mines in its trail. This is a film that "ends well," yet everything it does to reassure us could just as easily provoke rampant paranoia.
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Late councillor Maxi Martin to be given one of council's highest honours
10 November 2016 · by · in Awards, Children, Children, Schools and Families, Young people.	·
Late councillor Maxi Martin will be given one of the council's highest honours in recognition of her exceptional dedication to the community and its young people over 18 years in Merton.
Councillor Martin, above right, who died in April this year, will be made an Honorary Alderman at a special meeting on Wednesday 23 November.
The title is to recognise Maxi's exceptional service to the council, and is one of the highest awards that can be made to a former councillor.
Cllr Martin was dedicated to serving her St Helier ward residents and to giving a voice to the young and more vulnerable in Merton. She was a passionate advocate of children and young people and was very popular with children across the borough when she frequently visited them at their schools, taking a huge interest in their learning.
Cllr Martin served as councillor for St Helier ward for 18 years and in 2003/04 she was the mayor of Merton.
In 2010 she was appointed cabinet member for children's services, having served as cabinet member for social services and education in previous administrations. She organised the Armed Forces Day Parade in Merton as well, showing her support for the armed forces.
Leader of Merton council, Councillor Stephen Alambritis, said: "Maxi Martin dedicated her life to the young people and armed forces in the borough and worked tirelessly to promote and safeguard their interests. She was a very active Labour ward councillor for St Helier over 18 years and always did everything she could to help and support residents. I am very pleased that Maxi will receive this honour."
Merton Park Ward Independent Residents group leader Councillor Peter Southgate said: "As cabinet member with responsibility for children's services, Cllr Maxi Martin cared passionately about all the children in Merton, but especially the looked-after children she dedicated herself to serving and helping. She was a larger than life personality in many ways, and that aided her in fighting their corner to ensure they had the best possible start in life, no matter what their background. She was charming company, and not above using her charm to get her way on behalf of the children and young people she cared about so deeply."
Merton Conservatives group leader Councillor Oonagh Moulton said: "I am delighted to support this cross-party motion conferring the title of Honorary Alderman posthumously upon former councillor Maxi Martin. Maxi gave dedicated civic service to the residents of her ward for 18 years. She was mayor of Merton between 2003 and 2004 and as cabinet member for children's services she worked tirelessly for the children and young people of Merton. She richly deserves this honour."
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You don't have to be a lifelong scholar of music to know that Gram Parsons and Flying Burrito Brothers continue to influence musicians even more than 40 years after the death of Parsons. That spacey pedal-steel sound is still incorporated by innumerable bands. On the new album Moves (produced by guitarist Ezra Meredith), Hearts of Oak shows just how much it has been influenced by the music of Parsons.
Nate Wallace has a voice that was made to sing country songs. He also shows that he's pretty good with words in "Worthless Currency." He sings, "Words are worthless currency…write 'em down as poetry, but poetry is dead." It seems like the sort of words that end up as tattoos. Meanwhile, Barry Walker adds the spacy pedal-steel and J. Leaver and Aron Christensen play a rhythm that is right out of the songbook of slow country songs.
"Easy by the Gun" has a different sound than the songs that precede it – thanks mostly to the harmonica which was recorded in a way that makes it sound distant. The beat is so simple it's almost primal. You could also describe the beat as trance-like and you wouldn't be wrong. Overall, this has the feel of a train song (perhaps because the harmonica sounds like it was recorded in a distant boxcar), but it doesn't have the chugging rhythm.
"Kick the Lights Out" sounds like it could be the title of a punk song. This isn't a punk song, but it does introduce a bit of chaos. In the instrumental break, the pedal steel moves from mellow to a sort of psychedelic freakout as it swirls around the guitar and the occasional cymbal crash.
With some honky-tonk sounds throughout, this is definitely a country album, but it's not your typical country album. The band incorporates some droning psychedelic sounds and some dissonance (check out the end of "California for a good example) that you don't find on anything coming out of Nashville. The result is an album that is well done and enjoyable – especially if you are looking for something other than the standard Nashville sound. Moves was released on November 16 and is available everywhere now. Order your copy at the Deer Lodge Bandcamp page.


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Where do nitergic and GABAergic neurons lie in the metamorphic pathway of Nassarius obsoletus?
by Welch, Matthew, M.S., The University of North Carolina at Greensboro, 2015, 52; 1598925
The neurotransmitters gamma aminobutyric acid (GABA) and nitric oxide (NO) play a role in maintaining the larval state in the eastern mud snail, Nassarius obsoletus, but how GABAergic and nitrergic neurons are organized in the neural circuit that controls metamorphosis is unknown. Because of previous work by other members of my laboratory, I hypothesized that GABAergic neurons would be upstream from the nitrergic ones. Larval N. obsoletus were exposed to various combinations of GABAergic and nitrergic compounds in bath application and the resulting numbers of metamorphosed individuals were counted after 24 and 48 hours.. I performed multiple sets of experiments and while some indicated that GABAergic neurons were upstream from nitrergic ones the data as a whole did not reveal a clear organizational scheme to this pathway, so I suggest instead that GABA and NO may function in separate pathways to influence the onset of metamorphosis.
Advisor: Leise, Esther M.
Commitee: Hens, Mark, Lepri, John
School: The University of North Carolina at Greensboro
Department: College of Arts & Sciences: Biology
School Location: United States -- North Carolina
Subjects: Biology, Neurosciences, Zoology
Keywords: Apical ganglion, GABA, Metamorphosis, Mollusc, Neurons, Nitric oxide


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Calling Jackie psychic makes her cringe. But Jackie's no normal seventeen-year-old. She picks up emotions from people and objects like a freak. The emotions make her sick, and the guilt she feels for lying to her church when she was twelve causes her to deny her psychic abilities.
But when her jealous friend Trish invites a demon to help her steal Jason's love for Jackie, Jackie must learn how to use her gift to protect Jason and herself and to heal the negative energies around them. To do so means she must overcome her guilt and accept who she is before the demon claims her soul.
After an aging church member accuses Jackie and her great-grandmother of being witches, Jackie travels to Russia to uncover her great-grandmother's past. Was she an evil witch or someone blessed with healing light? Until Jackie learns the truth about her great-grandmother, and ultimately about herself, her future with David, the young seminarian, hangs in the balance.
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Because of this, she kept to a tight-knit group of friends—Jason, Zeta, and Trish—and avoided social activities. She attended Ravenwood High only because Mom wouldn't let her homeschool. Mom was afraid she'd hang with Babu all day, making piroshki and doing needlepoint instead of studying. Jackie, afraid of what life offered a freak like her beyond high school, had to admit that hanging with Babu all day was tempting.
Typically, Fridays were movie nights for her best friend, Jason, and her, but tonight would be different. Tonight, she'd subject herself to a hodgepodge of emotions from crowds and rides and the very ground she'd walk on to protect him. For this, she would need physical and spiritual strength, which she sought these days from Babu.
Babu's door was cracked, and Jackie slowly pushed the door open. "Babu?" She had quit calling her great-grandmother "Prababulya" years ago, and instead shortened her name to Babu.
The room smelled of beeswax and down. A candle burned on the shrine on the dresser. The flickering flame animated the icon of the Virgin of Vladimir and cast shadows across the picture of Babu, Grandma, Mom, and Jackie.
Although Babu didn't speak English, and Jackie didn't understand much Russian, Jackie knew Babu kept that picture on her shrine to pray for Grandma, who passed away several years ago; for Mom, who divorced Dad; and for the girl who saw the Virgin when she was twelve—for the girl she had become as a teen.
"I wanted to say good-bye," Jackie whispered.
Jackie sat down beside Babu at the edge of the bed and took Babu's hand in hers. Babu's hand was warm and knotted with arthritis. Jackie rubbed her thumb over the bumps on Babu's knuckles. Her black fingernails were a sharp contrast to Babu's pale skin.
"I'm going out, with Jason," Jackie said as if Babu understood her. This is how they communicated—Babu telling her stuff she couldn't understand and Jackie telling Babu stuff she couldn't understand. Somehow they carried on fine this way.
"Vsevo kharoshevo," Babu said in a comforting tone. She cupped her hands around Jackie's face and pulled her forehead to her lips. Jackie imagined Babu's kiss imprinted on her forehead and carrying Babu's blessings and love with her tonight.


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Once Upon a Time Season 4 Episode 21: "Mother" Photos
Having Their Hands Full - Once Upon a Time Season 4 Episode 21
Lily's in Storybrooke. Zelena's alive and pregnant and we hear Cora's about to make an appearance. The folks of Storybrooke are definitely going to have their hands full.
Will Belle Help Rumpel? - Once Upon a Time Season 4 Episode 21
It also looks like Rumpelstiltskin's health takes a turn for the worse. Will Belle run to his side, or in the opposite direction?
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Robin Hood got Regina's sister pregnant! Yeah, we know he thought it was his once presumed dead wife but we still think he's got some explaining to do.
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Was getting pregnant with Robin Hood's child always part of Zelena's plan, or just a happy consequence of playing his wife.
Far Too Happy - Once Upon a Time Season 4 Episode 21
Zelena may be locked away but she still looks far too happy. She knows her pregnancy is a major obstacle to Regina's happy ending.
Lily's in Storybrooke - Once Upon a Time Season 4 Episode 21
Now that Emma has brought Lily to Storybrooke to reunite her with Maleficent, can she trust her old friend not to seek revenge against Charming and Snow White?
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After all of this time, Maleficent finally gets to meet the daughter who was stolen from her when Lily returns to Storybrooke.
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Q: Transferir valor de data de Form1 para classe c# windows form .net Estou trabalhando com o windows form .net c# mas não tenho muita prática e gostaria de uma ajuda...
Tenho um componente calendario em um form1  e apos rodar a aplicacao, é selecionado uma data a qual fica armazenada em uma var.Até ai tudo bem. Criei uma classe como mostra abaixo:
Nesta Classe preciso receber o valor da data escolhida no form1  e não sei como fazer...
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A: Para usar data você terá de trabalhar com DateTime. Não vejo como trabalhar a data no seu código só com String.
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 Beate Schroedl-Baurmeister (* 1953), deutsche Bildhauerin
 Hans-Joachim Baurmeister (1898–1950), deutscher Generalmajor
 Karl Friedrich Wilhelm von Baurmeister (1787–1840), königlich preußischer Generalmajor

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Event Archive - THE SLACKERS' 25TH ANNIVERSARY CONCERT (VANCOUVER SHOW): The Slackers, The Sentiments, The Valuables, Space Chimp
Sat. December 3rd 2016 @ Rickshaw Theatre Vancouver BC (No Minors)
Tickets at: Highlife Records, Red Cat Records, Zulu Records, Beatstreet Records
Presented by: Victoria BC Ska and Reggae Society
Reigning from Brooklyn NY, The Slackers have been playing their trademark brand ska and rocksteady music since the early '90s. With a vast collection of albums, The Slackers show no sign of slowing down. They have played over 2000 concerts in 32 different countries. Bandleader Vic Ruggiero calls The Slackers' sound "jamaican rock n' roll... more info
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The Sentiments (Ska/Soul/Rocksteady)
Portland, Oregon's The Sentiments play soulful ska, reggae, and rocksteady. The group features members of Easy Big Fella, Cornerstone, and Franceska. The group has been lucky enough to play alongside such ska legends as The Slackers, The Melodians, and Fishbone. They're sure to get the crowd moving on the dancefloor and make ska fans out of any... more info
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The Valuables (Soul/Regage)
The classic sounds, the retro tones, and the vintage look of the Valuables are tearing up dance floors all over the Pacific Northwest. Bringing you a blend of reggae and soul, their debut self titled EP is already getting airplay in Vancouver, British Columbia, Los Angeles, California, Montreal, Quebec, Seattle, Washington and London, England. Th... more info
Space Chimp (Reggae Rock with Mandolin)
Our intrepid Spacetronauts vanished when their Dimen-Warp™ engines engaged early, shifting our protagonists through dimensional barriers far beyond mission parameters. Without word or trace for over a month, the mighty Space Chimp are believed lost in time and space. However, our heroes have survived, and even now are struggling homeward thro... more info
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At all times technical innovations were not only used in the civil but also in the military field. As a matter of fact, but for the military many inventions would not have been made in the first place, and if at all then only greatly delayed. The progress that was achieved in this field in a few months' time towards the end of World War II under the enormous pressure of military necessities would have taken many years to materialize in times of peace.
A museum which has made it its goal to demonstrate technological history in its entirety, cannot possibly evade the obligation to award its due place to military technology, too. Along these lines, the department of military history at the Technik Museum Sinsheim is focusing its attention on the motorization of armed forces in the Second World War, with the main emphasis on tanks, aircraft, trucks, tractors and other utility vehicles.
The collection is completed by numerous further vehicles, models, uniforms, documents and articles of day-to-day life, conveying a vivid impression of the deprivations of the common soldier's daily struggle for existence.
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Imagine a world with no oceans where it rains lead. So stifling hot that human visitation is inconceivable, the planet Venus is curiously similar to Earth, yet profoundly different. Venus has a sultry atmosphere, supersonic winds, a mountain higher than Everest, volcanic flows that look like pancakes, and about a thousand craters -- but no plate tectonics and only a weak magnetic field. Our ideas about Venus have made an almost complete about-face since 1960 when many hoped it was a lush, tropical world that might host exotic life. This hellish world now poses a serious challenge to uniformitarian views.
The idea that started Darwin down the slippery slope to unbelief was uniformitarianism: "the present is the key to the past." Reading Charles Lyell's Principles of Geology aboard the HMS Beagle, Darwin was impressed by the vision of slow, gradual changes over vast ages. Everywhere he visited on his voyage, he interpreted geological evidence through this lens. Applied to biology, it became a focal point of his theory of natural selection. The slow accumulation of gradual changes, in fact, became a motif of his entire worldview. Can uniformitarianism be extended to the other planets?
Venus has been explored by an armada of spacecraft since 1961. The mission that most revolutionized our view of Venus was the US program Magellan. Between 1990 and 1994, the orbiter mapped 98% of the surface with radar, revealing features that astonished scientists. Uniformitarianism? Lyell need not apply. Craters, mountains, and volcanic features all appear to be the same age. Planetary scientists, believing in long ages, have been forced to infer that the first 90% of the planet's history is missing!
In an interview in Astrobiology Magazine (8/16/2004), David Grinspoon called this the biggest surprise of Magellan. "If you use the word catastrophic it rubs some people the wrong way," he said, "but something dramatic happened on Venus which wiped out almost all signs of an older surface." Nobody knows what could have happened to resurface an entire planet. R. Stephen Saunders, in The New Solar System (4th ed.), made the same astonishing admission. "The geologic rule of unformitarianism -- 'the present is the key to the past' -- does not apply to Venus . . ." he said.
One idea never considered is that the missing 90% never occurred. The twentieth century has seen the revival of catastrophism in Earth geology and the discovery of "young" features like Saturn's rings and the geysers of Enceladus. Secular scientists are even exploring the possibility that gas giants like Jupiter could form in mere thousands of years. Earlier reasons for trusting the opinions of Lyell (a lawyer) have eroded away.
Should scientists be allowed to infer histories that are indistinguishable from myth? If it were not that Darwinian evolution requires vast ages (as if that would help), many of the features observed by the space program would be considered young. The planets have no obligation to Charles -- Lyell or Darwin.
Cite this article: Coppedge, D. 2007. Venus vs. Uniformitarianism. Acts & Facts. 36 (7).
This article was originally published July, 2007. "Venus vs. Uniformitarianism", Institute for Creation Research, http://www.icr.org/article/venus-vs-uniformitarianism (accessed April 24, 2019).


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by Lyle Richardson | Jan 24, 2020
PHWA midseason award winners, All-Star Game skills competition participants announced, and more in today's NHL morning coffee headlines.
Edmonton Oilers captain Connor McDavid is the midseason favorite for the Hart Trophy (Photo via NHL Images).
The Professional Hockey Writers Association announced their 2019-20 Midseason NHL Award winners. Among them are Edmonton Oilers center Connor McDavid (Hart Trophy), Washington Capitals defenseman John Carlson (Norris Trophy), Winnipeg Jets goaltender Connor Hellebuyck (Vezina Trophy), and Colorado Avalanche defenseman Cale Makar (Calder Trophy). The PWHA also named Toronto Maple Leafs winger William Nylander as their comeback player of the year.
SPECTOR'S NOTE: Barring serious injury or a significant decline in performance, McDavid is a lock for the Hart, Carlson for the Norris, and Makar for the Calder. Hellebuyck's had an outstanding first half, but he's struggled of late, which could affect his Vezina chances over the remainder of the season.
Participants for the skills competition for the upcoming 2020 NHL All-Star Game in St. Louis were announced yesterday.
CALGARY SUN: The upcoming All-Star game is a family affair for Flames winger Matthew Tkachuk and Ottawa Senators winger Brady Tkachuk. The brothers grew up watching their father Keith play for the St. Louis Blues in the early 2000s until his retirement in 2010.
CHICAGO TRIBUNE: The effects of Kendall Coyne Schofield's participation in the skills competition at the 2019 NHL All-Star Game are examined in a new documentary.
NBC SPORTS BAY AREA: San Jose Sharks owner Hasso Plattner voiced his support of general manager Doug Wilson despite the club's disappointing season. "While we are all very disappointed in the team's performance thus far this season, Doug has a long history of leading our team to success," said Plattner. He pointed to the club's quick turnaround under Wilson after missing the playoffs in 2015.
SPECTOR'S NOTE: I don't doubt Plattner's confidence of Wilson, but I think the Sharks GM is facing the biggest challenge of his management career. He's saddled himself with expensive veterans and doesn't have much to draw upon in the prospect pipeline for trade bait.
TORONTO SUN: The Maple Leafs assigned defenseman Jake Muzzin to their AHL affiliate on a conditioning stint.
SPECTOR'S NOTE: Muzzin's imminent return is good news for a Leafs blueline that's struggled in his absence.
CBS SPORTS: The Pittsburgh Penguins activated defenseman Justin Schultz off injured reserve.
TSN: Marc Methot believes his playing career has come to an end. He underwent knee surgery a year ago while with the Dallas Stars, but the knee continues giving him pain. The 13-year NHL veteran spent five seasons with the Ottawa Senators. Methot said he hasn't made an official decision yet on his future.
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The PHWA mid-season awards plus updates on Erik Karlsson, Nathan MacKinnon, Mikko Rantanen, and more in today's NHL morning coffee headlines.
NBC SPORTS: Tampa Bay Lightning winger Nikita Kucherov, Calgary Flames defenseman Mark Giordano and Vancouver Canucks center Elias Pettersson are among the winners of the Professional Hockey Writers Association's midseason awards.
Kucherov gets the nod for the Hart Memorial Trophy (MVP), Giordano for the James Norris Memorial Trophy (top defenseman), and Pettersson for the Calder Memorial Trophy (rookie of the year). They also gave the nod to Boston Bruins center Patrice Bergeron for the Frank J. Selke Trophy (top defensive forward) and Florida Panthers center Aleksander Barkov for the Lady Byng Trophy (most gentlemanly player).
Tampa Bay Lightning winger Nikita Kucherov is the midseason favorite to win the Hart Memorial Trophy (Photo via NHL Images).
The PHWA voted Anaheim Ducks goaltender John Gibson as the Vezina Trophy winner, New York Islanders coach Barry Trotz for the Jack Adams Award (coach of the year), Calgary Flames general manager Brad Treliving as GM of the Year and Islanders goaltender Robin Lehner as comeback player of the year.
SPECTOR'S NOTE: The PHWA votes each year for the Hart, Norris, Calder, Selke, and Lady Byng trophies so their midseason votes provide an early insight as to this year's front-runners.
SPORTSNET: Edmonton Oilers captain Connor McDavid still believes his struggling club can reach the playoffs this season. He denied there were character issues or turmoil within the dressing room and said he wants to be part of the solution.
SPECTOR'S NOTE: The Oilers' recent firing of Peter Chiarelli as general manager has given rise to concerns by fans and media over the club's direction and McDavid's future in Edmonton. He's in the first year of an eight-year contract. Should the losing continue, some wonder if he'll still be with the Oilers when that deal expires.
MERCURY NEWS: San Jose Sharks defenseman Erik Karlsson said he'll be participating in the 2019 NHL All-Star Game this weekend in San Jose. Karlsson has been dealing with a nagging lower-body injury and missed the Sharks' last two games.
CBS SPORTS: Colorado Avalanche center Nathan MacKinnon underwent an MRI on his foot yesterday and could miss the All-Star Game. He is considered day-to-day.
THE SCORE: Speaking of the Avalanche, they will wait until the offseason to hold contract talks with winger Mikko Rantanen, who's a restricted free agent this summer without arbitration rights.
SPECTOR'S NOTE: Rantanen's on pace for 120 points and currently sits second in the NHL scoring race. Doesn't matter when he and the Avs start contract talks. He's going to get paid a lot of money, probably at least $10 million annually, perhaps much more.
ARIZONA SPORTS: Coyotes captain Oliver Ekman-Larsson is listed as day-to-day with a lower-body injury and will be re-evaluated following the All-Star break. It's believed he suffered a slight tear in his meniscus and could miss three weeks.
NBC SPORTS PHILADELPHIA: The Flyers have loaned goaltender Carter Hart to their AHL affiliate during the All-Star break.
TSN: Former NHL player Ryane Clowe stepped down yesterday as head coach of the ECHL's Newfoundland Growlers citing ongoing concussion symptoms suffered during his playing career. The Growlers are an affiliate of the Toronto Maple Leafs. GM Kyle Dubas said Clowe will remain in the organization in an as-yet undertermined role.
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Corps of talented receivers factor huge in success of Winslow's Duren
WINSLOW TOWNSHIP –Winslow Township senior Jacob Mitchell knows what he's seeing, when he looks at opposing defenses, and a couple of times on Friday night, he liked it.
"We watch film a lot, and coach Bill (Belton) always says, if they blitz, call it out – let the quarterback know and make a play," Mitchell said. "I did the second time and the first time. We were throwing slants all day, and we knew they were going to jump it. Coach Bill was like, you're going to run a slant, you're going to turn up field, you're going to make a play. The quarterback put it in my hands and I made a play."
Quarterback Hamas Duren got the ball in his playmakers' hands all night long as the Eagles handled Holy Spirit, 52-21, in their West Jersey Football League game Friday.
Mitchell had touchdown catches of 37 and 7 yards.
Trey Simmons caught a 68-yarder on the Eagles' third play from scrimmage and got a foot down to complete a 20-yarder in the second half, when Winslow Township scored four unanswered touchdowns.
Duren was a known quantity coming into the season, but his receiving corps wasn't talked about much, outside the Eagles' own camp.
"This is probably the deepest corps of receivers we ever had," Winslow coach Kenny Scott said. "I'm really proud of these guys. It's not a one-man show; it's pretty much, you've got to pick your poison when you defend us."
Duren threw for 351 yards against Holy Spirit. Simmons snagged four passes for 144 yards and Mitchell grabbed four for 78. Cam Miller (3-for-51) and James Wilson (3-for-46) made big contributions too, for a team that converted third-and-8 or longer seven times out of 10. The Eagles were 2-for-2 on fourth-down conversions after those failed attempts.
Moving the chains is Mitchell's specialty.
"I've got to be the possession receiver. On third down, I've got to make sure I'm there for my team, and I was there tonight," he said.
Simmons is the deep threat.
"I feel like I can catch and run. I feel like I can do everything," he said. "On deep balls, I feel like whenever it's a man (coverage) situation, I can just run right by them."
Mitchell likes to add that he's the cerebral one, too.
"I was a quarterback at first," he said. "And that's why I feel as though I can pick up on blitzes and things like a quarterback. A lot of coaches have taught me how to recognize that stuff, and I can help my quarterback, with stuff he doesn't see."
"Jacob is an unsung hero with that," Duren said. "He calls out a lot of stuff. He sees something I don't see, he'll point it out, and a big play will happen."
His second touchdown was a good example.
"I saw the safety looking in the backfield a lot," Mitchell said. "And I knew he was going to blitz, so I called it out. Me and Hamas were on the same page there, and as soon as he blitzed, it was out of there."
There was no help for the corner on the outside. Mitchell brought the ball down to give his team the lead, and after one last answer from the Spartans – on Elijah Steward's second TD catch of the night – Winslow reeled off 31 straight points and a tight game became a rout.
Duren's four touchdown passes raised his season total to 28. He's thrown just five interceptions.
He's the known quantity, but that receiving corps is going to be known soon, as well.
"Jacob doesn't drop the ball," he said. "Tre Simmons is one of the fastest receivers in South Jersey. Jimmy is a freak athlete, and Cam – that's our young guy. That's our freshman. He's an up-and-comer. He's going to be a freak athlete too.
"It's kind of like a quiet storm. We knew about it. We kept it low a little bit. And then we just came out this season to show what we can do."
John A. Lewis is a sports writer for the Burlington County Times, Courier Post and The Daily Journal. E-mail him at jlewis@thebct.com or follow on Twitter @JohnLewis19. Please consider supporting local journalism with a subscription.


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Israel not involved in Syria but will respond to attacks: Peres
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Israeli President Shimon Peres said Thursday that Israel was not involved in the conflict in neighbouring Syria, but will respond with all its might if attacked.
This came amid expectations of a Western strike against the regime in Damascus in response to an alleged chemical attack last week. "Israel was not, and is not, involved in the Syrian fighting but if anyone tries to harm us we will respond with all our might," Peres was quoted as saying in a statement from his office. "Israel has a strong army, modern and powerful, and a more advanced defence system than ever before," Peres said.
The veteran Israeli president also said the situation in Syria, where a civil war that erupted in March 2011 has killed more than 100,000 people, "is not a local incident but a crime against humanity." Israeli media and officials sought to calm the public on Thursday, as queues for gas masks lengthened. There are fears that it the United States and its allies launch military strikes on Syria, Damascus could retaliate against Israel, Washington's key ally in the region.
"Keep calm and carry on" was the title of a front-page analysis in the Jerusalem Post, echoing a slogan designed by the British government in World War II.
"With (Israeli) military intelligence keeping more eyes and ears open to enemy activity than ever before, the combination of Israel's firepower and accurate intelligence would spell very bad news for the Assad regime should it choose to target Israel in response to an attack on Syria by the United States," the Post wrote.
"Defence officials are quite confident he will not commence hostilities against Israel," it added. "Doing so would likely sign his regime's death certificate." On Wednesday, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's security cabinet authorised a limited call-up of reservists, but the premier said in a statement that members of the public had "no reason to change their routines." Haaretz daily said those to be called up numbered "a few hundred" personnel considered vital, including members of missile defence, air force, intelligence and civil defence units.
"We need to make preparations but also to go about our daily lives," Defence Minister Moshe Yaalon said on Wednesday.
News website Ynet reported on Thursday that "hundreds" of people were waiting outside a gas mask distribution centre in central Tel Aviv before it opened, and public radio said "thousands" were queueing at a distribution site in the northern city of Haifa.
Maariv said a centre in Jerusalem was forced to close on Wednesday after anxious residents grabbed all the mask kits on the premises, in a scene the paper described as a "battleground." Nevertheless, Maariv reported, "security officials said that the situation assessment was that the likelihood of an attack on Israel was low." The kits were first distributed to the Israeli public during the 1991 Gulf War over Kuwait when Saddam Hussein's Iraq fired 39 Scud missiles at Israel as the US-led coalition launched Operation Desert Storm.
In addition to gas masks they contain syringes of the anti-nerve gas agent atropine for self-injection.
Yediot Aharonot diplomatic writer Shimon Shiffer recalled the 1991 attacks, which did not deliver non-conventional warheads and caused few casualties.
"Yesterday, against the backdrop of pictures of panicked civilians crowding the distribution centres for gas mask kits, I remembered something I said back then: 'There are no chemical weapons and there will be no chemical weapon attack,'" Shiffer wrote in the top-selling daily.
"It seems to me that what was correct then, is correct today too. I dare to say that no chemical weapon attack is expected on Israeli targets. We can relax."


Unlawfully Driving Away of an Automobile (UDAA) is actually not a theft crime. To prove this charge, the prosecutor must prove beyond a reasonable doubt that a person took possession of a motor vehicle without the owner's permission. It does not matter whether the person intended to permanently keep the vehicle. The prosecutor must also prove that the person had the specific intent to commit the offense, meaning it was not a mistake. UDAA is a felony punishable by up to four years in prison. Assisting another to unlawfully possess the vehicle is unlawful, too, as long as there is a specific intent to do so. Mistake is a common and effective defense to this offense. Lesser offenses include the misdemeanor offenses of joyriding and unlawful use of a motor vehicle.
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SERGE: Last time I took Apple Juice and there was big trouble. She wasn't very happy.
ME: So? That doesn't mean you should give her chocolate milk every time. You can't just kowtow to her demands because she's being an asshhole.
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Parent Orientation group sessions are only held in the fall, due to student volume being much larger.
What is a Parent Info Session?
Our Parent Info Session is an opportunity for parents and guardians, to learn about the various University services available to help support their children throughout their studies at UAlberta.
International advisors in the Faculty of Arts and Engineering, as well as international advisors from the International Services Centre, will present this session.
Parents and guardians, who are currently visiting the University of Alberta and helping their children to settle into UAlberta campus.


Cycling and the Sheffield Tram Network – A match made in hell!
We have a tram network in Sheffield known as the Supertram, it opened in 1994 and has 35km of track with about 50% of this on normal streets shared with normal vehicles.
If there's one thing to know about riding a bike on tram lines, it's that you must NEVER get your wheel stuck in the tram line, you are very very likely to be thrown off.
It has been estimated that there are a minimum of 33 accidents per annum where cyclists have difficulties with tram tracks, and over 50% are serious in nature (An Investigation Into Cyclist Safety on the Supertram Network In Sheffield, South Yorkshire, Sheffield City Council, December 1998). These figures were calculated using data from 1994 to 1998, the numbers of people cycling has more than doubled since then so the number of accidents may have increased.
A width of 1.1m is within DETR guidelines for advisory cycle lanes and similar widths have been used successfully in the past. It is acceptable then as a reasonable width for cyclists to have to use.
It is well known that this area on a carriageway nearest to the kerb,is less than ideal as the preferred position for riding a bicycle. Cyclists are required to navigate through litter, everyday road detritus, uneven surfaces due to badly levelled or positioned gullies, badly applied zig-zag and yellow lines and potholes, whilst also avoiding the hazards of left turning and parking vehicles and car doors opening from vehicles already parked.
What wasn't stated though is it's important for cyclists to be able to take a primary position where the road narrows or there isn't space to do this. To do this you must cross the tram line at a narrow angle, and this can be very dangerous.
Tram stops are a nasty periodic danger, they are built out into the road so there is no gap when people board a tram. This buildout narrows the available space to the left of the track to about 35cm.
On a bike you need to either move out into the middle of the tracks or risk crashing into them by going up the inside, like the guy in this photo does.
This is an often quoted problem that cyclists face on the tram network, that at regular intervals along a route they are forced to move out in front of other traffic whilst negotiating crossing the tram tracks.
Trams cannot pass people on bicycles, there is not enough room as the trams and tracks are designed to sweep within 38cm of the kerbline, known at gutter running.
The tram is unable to move out and the cyclist is unable to move in. Advice from Stagecoach who run the trams to cyclists is "get off the road".
Supertram publicity leaflets suggest in their advice to cyclists, "when a tram is approaching move clear of the tramway", and Supertram spokesmen have publicly supported this opinion.
This has lead to problems with bullying when trams come up behind cyclists.
Some cyclists however, have experienced problems when they have found themselves ahead of a tram. Reports suggest that some cyclists have been bullied by Supertram drivers who have expected the cyclist to pull over, stop and allow the tram to pass.
Supertram drivers have been accused of intimidating cyclists in this manner by sounding the warning bell, driving very close behind and attempting to pass without sufficient room. These actions have forced"cyclists to stop for fear of serious injury.
The report makes it clear that trams have no priority over bicycles as we would expect.
It should be reiterated that the tram has no right to this supposed priority and that, assuming no vehicles are prohibited by Traffic Regulation Order, all vehicles have an equal right to use the carriageway.
The tram lines have been in place for almost 20 years and no good solutions have been found. There is a cycle track along about 150m of tramway, but this is the only example. There are plans afoot to extend then tram network further into the City Centre along designated bicycle routes. There are also plans to replace the rails which those of a different design – this impact on cyclists is not clear.
So, when in Sheffield on a bike and you come across a tram line, find an alternative route.
Cyclists need access to high amenity areas in a similar way that pedestrians do. The Supertram route often passes along the main road through these areas and thus alternative, useful routes are difficult to locate. Encouraging cyclists to use alternative routes is likely to take them away from the areas they wish to access and may therefore be of limited safety benefit.
The report I've been quoting from is available here.
This entry was posted in tram, Uncategorized on June 8, 2013 by Matt.
Travelling around as I do, I've been to lots of cities where tramlines and cyclists co-exist safely – Amsterdam, Seville & Bratislava where I am at the moment. What's the secret I hear you ask? I'll tell you- no other traffic! Put a tramline down the middle of a pedestrianised shopping street & cyclists can use it safely. Add motor traffic into the mix and the problems start. Sheffield in its wisdom allows cycles, motor traffic and the tramway to mix and the one place where cycles and trams could mix safely, the High Street, cycles are banned. Clever huh?
I want to start collating new information on recent accidents and injuries to cyclists on the tram tracks in Sheffield arising from finding 3 colleagues in my workplace who have all come off. I'll start tweeting and may begin a blog page where people can comment as an easy way to collate. I thought I'd get in touch with you first though, in case you have any further thoughts comments?
I've come off at Manor Top. Now, unless by a miracle I'm the last to go through the lights (unlikely because even if I pass the line at amber there'll be several RLJing cars behind) I have to pull to the left, wait for a gap, cross the tracks and carry on. Crossing them as they cut across the main road lanes at a stupidly narrow angle is suicidal.
Wow, that seems like a bad response, who did you write to?
A couple of people spoke to me at the Peace In The Park event this weekend and said that they'd had recent accidents.
Feel free to post the reply in in the comments here, I'd like to read it.
I also came off near Manor top this weekend, front tyre went into the tram track (couldn't get a sharp enough angle to cross without pulling out into traffic) and I was thrown off hard. Torn all the ligaments in one arm, cracked my helmet (thank god I was wearing it!) and scraped a lot of skin off my leg and shoulder.
Arm is strapped up, and is pretty much completely useless and very painful.
Guess there is nothing to be done about tram tracks but we really need more cycle paths to take cyclists away from them all together.
That sounds really nasty. I don't know this part of Sheffield but it sounds like quite a few cycle/tram track incidents happen at Manor Top. I'll have to go and visit.
Had an accident last week in West St. My front wheel went Into the tram track and I came off my bike. luckily not too badly hurt. The problem with West st is you have to cross the tracks at some stage as the tracks get very close to the kerb at the tram stop.
Yes, agreed with West Street. Do you come down Glossop Road and onto West Street? I hate the way you have to cross the tram tracks as such a narrow angle.
I'm really interested to find out if you reported this anywhere? Did you look for somewhere to report it and couldn't find somewhere? How did you find this post?
I'm wondering if there is value in setting up something to record these crashes and if it would be used.
So how do they manage in the rest of the world? In Amsterdam there are trams tracks everywhere and far more bikes.
This is all very interesting. And this is a rather long reply, some months after the original post!
I used to cycle a lot, including commuting in London. In mid September 2014 I made my first bike trip for years, and first one in Sheffield. I came off in Middlewood Rd., Hillsborough. Stupidly was not wearing a helmet, so spent a week under observation in hospital with head injury. I also broke my collarbone. Because of bang to head can't remember what happened, but was thinking I had got wheel stuck in tramline. My GP is fed up with the number of accidents he comes across (he had one himself as well) and thinks people are losing traction when accelerating across tramline at the wrong angle. He thinks there ought to be a website as Jeremy Clines mentioned in January (post above). I was thinking of doing something, but if others are thinking of it, I am happy to let them but would like to help publicise it.
I have been looking at the information available from the council and universities about staying safe and am trying to talk to Supertram about promoting safety and whether there are changes they can make to the lines themselves. Their safety leaflet does mention crossing the tracks at 90 degrees but I wonder if they could publicise this more. I also wonder if there's a place for a website for health professionals to report what they see, instead or or as well as a site for people to self report.
I'm part of CycleSheffield and we're working through putting something together to record these incidents, we've got a spreadsheet at the moment, but nothing more.
You've got plenty of good idea's, we've looked at rubber track inserts before but I think came to the conclusion that it wouldn't work.
Are you in Sheffield? Would you be interested in getting involved and helping to put something together?
Can you collate Sheffield details and let me know a bit more – I'm looking at the whole UK picture.
I also work with STRAIL who have been producing a viable level crossing system which has a flangeway filler since 2006. In 2011 2 sections were retrofitted to the on-street metre gauge (UK = 1.435m) trams in Geneva. http://www.strail.de/uploads/media/PB_veloSTRAIL_Test_installation_Geneva_gb_UK_low.pdf The system has Network Rail approval for use on conventional vignoles section rail, and has been installed in a similar manner to street tram track at Aiskew near Northallerton since November 2013 – it is now also in Hull on Walton Street. To fit UK tram tracks will be a tougher job, as the UK designers have been a bit too enthusiastic with the use of high strength reinforced concrete, which would need to come out.
Those with some history of living in Sheffeild might also remember Roe vs Sheffield Supertram & Others, where an unfortunate driver found his car tyres lifted clear of the road, leading to a serious crash. As a result (I was told) Sheffield has been espedcially diligent on making sure the rails are not more than 3mm above the abutting road surfaces, but clearly from the photographs posted this detail is not being adhered to during the work on the tracks, and there seems to be no signage or other mitigation of the hazards the work has presented, if that track is on roads you are using with bicycles.
There are perhaps 3 or 4 ways that rails bring down cyclists. The high rail head will have the tyre sliding sideways at any angle of crossing if there is a side force on the contact patch, it also provides one of the ridge steps noted below, and when the tyre is bridging the flangeway slot at a shallow angle the reaction forces act at diametrically opposed corners of the contact patch to apply a turning moment which at a low speed will overwhelm the momentum and forward velocity to turn the wheel parallel to the groove. A further possibility is actually riding directly in to the groove, but you'd been pretty unlucky or stupid to do that just riding along.
Of course the old trams actually used the bettter option – of going down the middle of the road and in doing this eliminated the hazardous sections of high 'kerb/platform at the road edge to walk off or collide with. a central set of tracks means that where no road is needed, the track can be in a grassed median, reducing noise, attenuating rainfall run-off, purifying the air, and moderating the extremes of climate, and leaves a more generous space against the kerb for a wider cycling 'lane' and less of a shallow crossing angle when the tram tracks go around the corner at a junction. Just look at tram routes being built in other places and you'll see most go in the middle and use the faster to build and lower cost options that this offers. Still we have what we have, at least until the next major replacement of rails in 25-30 years' time.
Had I realised they were so slippery I would have got off and crossed, but lesson learnt I suppose. Once I stood up, check the bike all a bit dazed I had some idiot beeping his horn at me from behind to hurry up and shift out of the way… very considerate indeed! A queue of cars on the other side of the road… not one person got out and asked if I was ok.
Not sure if anything is out there to record these incidents yet, but I would be happy to help out if I can, I'm a web dev by trade so could do something online to record these incidents? Anyone interested?
Nothing's been done on this yet, I was thinking about keeping it simple, just a quick Google Web Form at a URL somewhere. Capture the detail into a plain old spreadsheet on Google Drive and that's about it. It'd need some kind of policy about how the data is shared/make available, but that'd be about all that was needed I think.
Yes, I'm not a user of Google docs myself to be honest (no particular reason), but that sounds like a good plan. Saves you the hassle of hosting and building something up from scratch.
I guess most of the crashes go unheard of by the authorities, so it would be good to have record of it – are you planning to send this list to someone at the Council perhaps?
Why do you think rubber inserts wouldn't work? There's at least one commercial product (veloSTRAIL) and similar things seem to have been used in other European cities for many years now.


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Organic Food Iberia & Eco Living Iberia postponed
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Due to the ongoing Corona pandemic, the exhibitors announced that Spain's and Portugal's biggest trade event will not take place as planned. The two joint exhibitions have been rescheduled to September 2021.
The organisers of Organic Food Iberia & Eco Living Iberia, Diversified Communications and IFEMA, have recently announced that the show will now take place on the new dates of 8-9 September 2021 – instead of June – in Hall 8 at IFEMA - Feria de Madrid. According to a press release, the decision was made after close monitoring of information and discussion with the industry with respect to the continuing impact of Covid-19.
"Although there are positive signs that large scale events will be able to restart in the coming months, we still feel that June could be too early to run Organic Food Iberia and Eco Living Iberia. We want to deliver a second edition of the show that's as safe and successful as possible, and with the recent news of vaccines and rapid testing, September feels like the right time to do that," says portfolio director Vicky Holman.
Eduardo López-Puertas, General Manager at IFEMA, further declares "we are preparing our facilities with the latest technology in security and occupancy control systems, on the basis of the criteria established by the health authorities and the main international public bodies and industry organisations, so that we can welcome trade visitors and exhibitors to Organic Food Iberia and Eco Living Iberia with the maximum degree of safety, and guarantee that commercial activity and business generation can continue to take place effectively."
For more information, please visit www.organicfoodiberia.com and www.ecolivingiberia.com.
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