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A huge thank you to Emma and her team at Fetch-a-Pet for helping us navigate the international requirements to get a new puppy that we had chosen from a breeder in England to us in Bermuda. They worked to ensure the least stress to our little guy during the process, including picking him up from the breeder the morning of the flight, and emailing me to update me with where he was and what his progress was! Emma helped answer every query I had quickly, professionally and she made sure all the required paperwork was finished when it needed to be! Our puppy is now home with us and you'd never know he spent his day yesterday in transit! I know that has a lot to do with how he was treated during his transfer and we can't thank them enough for loving our little guy while we couldn't be there! Highly recommend their services!
Fetchapet provided excellent service. The staff are very friendly and we had total trust and confidence in their expertise which resulted in a trouble free export.
Best cattery we have ever used!! It's lovely to know when we go away again that our cats are with people with a genuine love for cats!! Our cats have never been so relaxed to be somewhere other than home, great service and could never go to any other cattery now! Thanks so much Cindy and Andy.. see you soon.
After having to attend with my dog and cats several times, we now ask for Neil, who is incredibly knowledgeable with cats and dogs. He performed a really tricky eye surgery on our cat, who now has full use of her eye after eleven years of other vets poking at it with no success, and it's really life-changing for her quality of life. For that alone, I'm giving five stars. I reckon this surgery will have to expand soon if they keep on this way with so many happy customers.
A great veterinary place to go to you'll find that the staff are very friendly and helpful and the vets and nurses take great care of the animals they are seeing or needing to operate on they are the worth 5*. My parents took the dogs we had growing up to the same vets when they only had a small practice elsewhere near where they are now and we've gone with them from the old place to the huger practice they have as the amount of staff and patients grew bigger and bigger and continue to grow, my family has stuck with the same vet all these years so John has seen all the dogs we've had throughout the 42 years we've had dogs. I have been having rescue dogs of my own for 18 years now as I am living alone and a few of mine saw John but as he's overflowing with patients I had whichever one was free til January and my Rosie who is weary of men she doesn't know as she's rescue and her brother passed away last year we found that she likes Ben so now I take her to see him. But you'll be pleased with whichever one you see they all do a great job at this vets.
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I've never faulted the care at this vets. I've ised it for many many years. I've also used other vets in this time but I have always come back to this vets. It feels so personal at this vets. The care and compassion is just wonderful. They are not money grabbing like the vets around colchester that are becoming very commercialised. This independent vets has that personal touch. Will always plead with people to use this vets over any other as I have had a huge range of animals and have had countless vets visits and emergency and many different vet experiences. They are very very helpful try their very best with options and advice.
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Last week was the BEST PARTY EVER!
I have to say it again so that it really sinks in...618!!!!
We finally broke through the 600 barrier and way beyond!
So, in addition to the most viewed, very popular and editor's pick features this week, we are also featuring number 600 and 618 in celebration of this milestone in our party history!
I absolutely loved this Ice Cream Sundae Shop party from Fynes Designs. It looks so colourful and drool causing... Doesn't anyone else crave ice cream now?
I also loved this round-up of Backyard Playhouse Ideas - a guest post by Kaitlin Krull on the fabulous blog: The Stay at Home Mom Survival Guide.
And, numbers 600 and 618.
So let's get this party started!
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Love joining your party every week. Thanks for hosting!
Thanks for linking up Jennifer! And your Strawberry sweet iced tea looks delicious! Thanks for sharing.
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Love partying with you every week. Thanks!
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My first time here in a long while! Glad to be joining your party this week! Thanks for hosting.
So glad you could re-join us! And I loved your recipe for Guilt Free Chocolate Strawberry Desert Crepes by the way! Hope to see you next week.
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This is my love tip Don't EVER leave the one you love for the one you like, because you will only get bored with the one you like and will eventually go after another one you love. Tonight, your true love will realize how much they love you between 1 and 4 in the morning.Tomorrow, the shock of your life will occur. If you break the chain, you will have bad luck. I love you If you REALLY LIKE (or LOVE)SOMEONE right now AND MISS THEM and can't get them out of your head then re-post this within 1 minute and whoever you are missing will surprise you tomorrow.


While you may have heard the terms 'workplace wellness' and OHS used interchangeably by some, it's important to remember that they're actually quite distinct areas, with differing goals.
Where Occupational Health and Safety practices serve to protect employees from harm and employers from compensation claims through the pre-emptive management of risks in the workplace, employee wellness programs seek to promote health and wellbeing, reduce stress and boost engagement among employees.
Employee health and wellness programs come in a number of different formats. Some workplaces may choose to run workshops on healthier living and stress reduction. Others may revise and update office facilities to support wellness or offer discounted memberships to local gyms.
Employee wellness programs have their fair share of sceptics, with some believing the investment simply isn't worth it.
However, take something as basic as BMI.
Studies have shown that employees who fall into the 'overweight' category on the BMI scale take on average five sick days a year, while employees who fall within a 'normal' weight category may only take two to three.
While absenteeism is estimated to cost the economy $7 billion annually, 'presenteeism' (the practise of people coming to work despite illness, injury or mental strain) costs an estimated $34 billion per year. It stands to reason that having programs in place designed to keep your employees healthy can reduce both absenteeism and presenteeism – which can only mean good things for your business.
Corporate wellness programs also reportedly assist in managing stress related illnesses and absenteeism, with initiatives like meditation breaks, an office masseuse, or on-site pet shelters (animals at work help alleviate stress and add a sense of "home" to the workplace – especially when employees are encouraged to play with the animals during breaks). Alleviating the stress of your employees is important – nobody wants to work where they feel constantly overwhelmed.
How does employee wellness boost engagement?
Implementing workplace wellness programs shows your employees that you care – ultimately, if a company demonstrates an interest in the physical and mental health of their employees, employees will feel cared for and looked after.
This alone will boost engagement. Employees are able to acknowledge the benefits to their health from the wellness programs their workplace provides them. The program also increases employee loyalty to your company, as the programs you put in place will make your company look like the better option should they be offered a position in a company that lacks these schemes.
Certain workplace wellness initiatives may help in developing a community feeling in the workplace. Things like group yoga, gym or exercise sessions give employees an opportunity to have fun at work and interact with their fellow employees in a more social setting.
This helps develop workplace friendships, making the workplace somewhere employees can look forward to coming to. The break from mentally taxing work in favour of physical activity is also proven to reduce stress and increase employees' feelings of satisfaction at work.
A corporate health and wellness program fosters invaluable goodwill among your employees. Employees will feel secure and cared for, allowing them to focus more on their work and concentrate for longer periods of time, increasing overall productivity.
Businesses that have implemented wellness schemes have reported a marked increase in staff productivity, reduced levels of absenteeism and a large improvement in office community and atmosphere.
On top of this, having workplace health programs established within your business makes you more attractive to potential employees. Your employees will enjoy health benefits from the workplace wellness program, which means you will cut down significantly in employee turnover. These programs drastically lower the chances of employees terminating their employment due to mental or physical health reasons.
Despite the criticism lobbed at workplace wellness programs, the general consensus is overwhelmingly in favour of them – and it's easy to see why. They eliminate health concerns for employees, while showing that, as an employer, you recognise your workers as people with lives that could benefit from such schemes.
While they might cost a little extra to implement, workplace wellness programs are a significant boon to any company, improving the health of your workers, reducing mental strain, improving company relations and elevating your standing with your employees as their leader. No bad can come from any of these, and the rewards will always far outweigh the costs.
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At Ringsted Library you don't have to walk very far to experience relevant, digital, inspiration and functional service. At central points in Ringsted Library the library user can attend Libry Butler, which meets all needs for service and inspiration most library users have.
Ringsted Library wanted to create vivid inspiration and efficient service in the library room, regardsless of where the library user is located. A simple and inspiring design in a digital solution, which was placed at central points in the library, created the vivid inspiration and service, which Ringsted Library wanted for their users.
The answer was Libry Butler. With 3 digital installations of Libry Butler in the library, the users at Ringsted library is never fra from inspiration and functional service.
Search, borrow, return, pay, inspiration!
In many libraries the user will do their searching for materials at the library's website at computers in the library room, but the computers are also used for many other purposes. When the library user will borrow og return materials it happens at the self-service machines. Payment of fees happens at the website with credit card. Relevant, digital, inspiration exactly where the user is located, requires another digital installation.
All this is now put together in one installation – Libry Butler.
Libry Butler is partitioned in modules, which means that the library can choose which features they want to activate or deactivated – depending on which features that are relevant in the library. At Ringsted Library they chose to activate search, mobile payment, user status and inspiration.
They placed 3 Libry Butler at central points in the library, where users often pass by. Ringsted Library always have the option to activate other modules – e.g. borrow and return.
To design a user friendly product with Libry Butler's many features is an art form in itself. Design and function must be coherent. Functional design must explain itself and be intuitive in a user scenario. User friendly design must be simple. Inspiring design must be aesthetic.
Libry Butler is design to handle self service in many user scenarios. Visual design and simplicity is paramount. The user should never be uncertain about what to do.
Ahead of the development of Libry Butler we performed user interviews and analysis in the effort to create the best product from a user perspective. Next to that the staff of Ringsted Library contributed with important input to which needs, Libry Butler should meet.
Development in dialogue with users and library staff is priceless and absolutely necessary in development processes of new, relevant, digital, solution for libraries.


Over the past several years exhibitions such as American Masters have introduced many western artists to Salmagundi, a good number of whom have become part of our artistic fellowship. Not many people realize though, that Salmagundi artists helped to establish the western art tradition during the late-ninteenth and early twentieth centuries. These artists began their careers in the east, making seasonal sojourns out west before finally settling there. The connection between Salmagundi and its influence on some of the the western art colonies is still little understood and demands greater exploration.
For instance, all of the founding members of the Taos Society of Artists — Oscar Berninghaus, Ernest Blumenschein, E. Irving Couse, William H. Dunton, Bert Phillips and Joseph H. Sharp, as well as E. Martin Hennings, Julius Rolshoven and Walter Ufer were Salmagundians. Also to be considered are artists such as Thomas Moran (our fourth president), Carl Rungius, W. R. Leigh and Sydney M. Lawrence who travelled more widely.
A great many of the major California painters were also Club members including such names as Edgar Payne, William Ritschel, Alson S. Clark, Guy Rose, Jack Wilkinson Smith, George Gardner Symons, Maurice Braun, Carl Oscar Borg, Colin Campbell Cooper, Armin Hansen, Charles Rollo Peters and Maynard Dixon. Included in this last group is the artist Charles Reiffel.
Early last year I had some communications regarding Charles Reiffel, a Club member from 1919-c.1927, with Keith Colestock, the primary historian on the artist. He was conducting research to assist the curators of a major retrospective of the artist which was held at the San Diego Museum of Art and ran from November 2012-February 2013. The art critic for the L.A. Times after visiting the exhibition, wrote a very flattering review in which he called Reiffel "the best early American modernist that nobody has heard of".
Before leaving for California in 1925, Charles Reiffel had established a strong reputation on the east coast, becoming one of the founders and President of the Silvermine Guild of Artists in New Canaan, CT. His rise to success here and subsequent decline to poverty and anonymity on the west coast is a story worth telling. Yet through it all he remained true to himself as an artist. The fact that he has risen like a phoenix to become a highly collected California artist, with a sales record just shy of $400,000 attests to the enduring quality of his output.
On Saturday, September 28, 2013, the curator of the exhibition, Bram Dijkstra, professor emeritus of American and Comparative Literature at the University of California, San Diego, will be giving a talk on Charles Reiffel at the New Canaan Historical Society from 4:00-6:00 pm. The Society is located at 13 Oenoke Ridge, New Canaan, CT 06840 (www.nchistory.org).
While at the Historical Society, visitors may also explore the Rogers Studio and Museum where sculptor John Rogers (1829-1904) worked in his later years when the Salmagundi Club occupied his home at 14 West 12th Street.
If you are interested in attending this lecture please email bobmueller@nyc.rr.com before Sept 10th to reserve. Tickets are $15 and seating is limited, hence the early deadline. Regular scheduled train service to and from New Canaan is available via Metro North from Grand Central Terminal.
It is a great honor to announce my election by the Board of Governors as president of Pastel Society of America. Rae Smith, PSA announced her retirement in January from the Board of Governors and the office of president. Also retiring from the Board of Governors is Brenda Tribush, PSA, who served on the board since 1996.
As treasurer of PSA since 2007, I worked closely with Rae concerning all aspects of the administrative and public duties of the president. An announcement about the appointment of the new treasurer will be forthcoming soon.
I am honored to be asked to carry on the traditions initiated by Flora Giffuni, my friend and mentor, who founded PSA forty-one years ago. It will be my pleasure to share my enthusiasm for pastel as a premier and historic medium not only with my fellow PSA members, but with all pastel artists, societies, educators, gallerists, museum professionals, patrons, members of the art writing and publishing world, as well as with the international manufacturers and retailers who provide pastelists around the world with the highest quality pigments.
If any PSA members — especially those who live in or near NYC — have energy left over after a day in the studio and have skill writing, editing, designing a Filemaker Pro database or Excel specialty doing spreadsheets, are a professional grade computer and web maven, or are willing to assist in hanging the Annual exhibition or stuffing envelopes, please drop me an email care of the PSA office. It's going to take an army of workers to replace the energy and dedication to PSA expended by Rae and Brenda. I look forward to working with each and every one of you.
Salmagundians were privileged this past May to enjoy a workshop and demonstration by longtime member Sherrie McGraw. Scheduled during the run of the American Masters Exhibit in the Main Gallery and her own exhibition in the Patron's Gallery, the product of this oil demonstration was given to SCNY to be sold to benefit the club's multi-year restoration fund.
Sherrie's painting, The Brass Pot (20″ x 16″), is currently on display at Salmagundi and carries a price tag of $21,500. Inquiries can be directed to Chris Nunnally.
CONVERGE, Where Classical & Contemporary Art Collide, a significant group exhibition featuring 47 works by 31 contemporary representational artists and curated by former American Artist Magazine senior editor Allison Malafronte, includes an impressive painting by Salmagundi artist Kevin McEvoy.
McEvoy's piece, Prisoners, comes out of an ongoing body of work started while volunteering at the Suffolk County, New York, jail in Riverhead, Long Island. A classically trained artist who works in oil, Kevin's efforts to teach inmates at the prison to draw and paint have already caught the attention of local and national media.
The membership of Salmagundi was well represented at the show's opening as evidenced by photos taken by Mitch Kahn and Tim Newton. CONVERGE hangs through November 27th at the 25CPW Gallery, located at 25 Central Park West, corner of 62nd Street, on Manhattan's Upper Westside and can be viewed online. Click HERE for exhibition website.
(Click on first thumbnail to open photo gallery in full frame and use rollover arrows to continue).
Mohammed and Bonnie Yousuf with Mitch Kahn.
Eloise Morehouse and Tim Newton.
Exhibition Curator Allison Malafronte with Lea Wight.
Kevin and Margaret McEvoy with Ryan Mellody.
Kevin and Margaret McEvoy with Elizabeth Spencer.
L-R: Eloise Morehouse, Roger Rossi, John Morehouse, Kevin McEvoy.


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February 12, 2021 February 12, 2021 John Lachmann (@rednblackhawks) 2020-21 Miami RedHawks, Miami series preview, st. cloud state huskies
Preview: St. Cloud St. at Miami
Cady Arena has hosted just four games this season, but this weekend's series between Miami and St. Cloud State will be the final two-game set played in Oxford until fall.
MU's lone remaining home contest will be part of a home-and-home set against Western Michigan to close out the 2020-21 NCHC slate.
The Huskies swept the RedHawks in St. Cloud three weeks ago, edging them 3-2 in the opener and pulverizing MU, 8-2 in the finale.
Miami has been atrocious against SCSU recently, losing 10 straight vs. the Huskies and going winless in the teams' last 13 meetings (0-11-2).
A look at this weekend's matchup:
WHO: No. 6 St. Cloud State (12-7) at Miami RedHawks (4-14-2).
WHERE: Cady Arena (0), Oxford, Ohio.
WHEN: Friday – 7:05 p.m.; Saturday – 5:05 p.m.
TV: None.
STREAMING: NCHC.tv ($).
NOTES: Since these teams met in Minnesota, St. Cloud had a bye week and then split a home series vs. Western Michigan.
With five games left in its regular season, third-place SCSU is just two points behind Minn.-Duluth for first place in the conference with this series, one game vs. Colorado College and a pair against the Bulldogs to wrap up what should be a dramatic finish to the NCHC points race.
Freshman and Toronto draft pick Veeti Miettinen is dominating the team's stats page, leading the team in goals (9), points (21), plus-minus (9) and power play goals (5).
Tampa Bay selection defenseman Nick Perbix has been a two-way stud with a 5-12-17 line and a pair of game winners.
Nolan Walker, Jami Krannila, Sam Hentges, Zach Okabe, Easton Brodzinski and Kevin Fitzgerald provide the majority of the Huskies' offense up front.
And Spencer Meier, Brendan Bushy, Ondrej Trejbal and Luke Jaycox have keyed a St. Cloud defense corps that has helped hold opponents to fewer than 27 shots and 2.7 goals per game.
David Hrenak, a Los Angeles draftee, continues to be the workhorse in SCSU's net, going 9-6 with a 2.63 goals-against average and a .908 save percentage. Jaxon Castor has been excellent in the backup role (3-0, 2.00, .903).
The Huskies are scoring on 11.6 percent of their shots, which is well above the Division I average. Despite outshooting their opponents by just 30 this season, they have outscored them by 12.
St. Cloud State has been outstanding on special teams, converting at a 24.6 percent clip on the power play while notching an 86.1 penalty killing rate.
Miami has dropped its last six games and is winless in eight (0-7-1). The RedHawks are 0-3-1 at Cady Arena.
Miami's Ryan Savage (photo by Cathy Lachmann/VFTG).
It's unclear if either Ben Lown and Ryan Savage will return for this series. Lown has missed the last four games due to injury and Savage has been out for three consecutive games after sustaining a hard check three weeks ago in Oxford.
RedHawks freshman Ludvig Persson seemed to regain his form last Saturday in a 55-save performance at Minn.-Duluth. He will likely start both games this weekend.
Tagged 2020-21 Miami RedHawks, ben lown, ludvig persson, miami hockey series preview, ryan savage, st. cloud state huskies
Published by John Lachmann (@rednblackhawks)
I've been writing about hockey since the late 1990s. First it was the Cincinnati Mighty Ducks and the Cincinnati Cyclones for the Cincinnati Post, and most recently with WCPO and the Blog of Brotherhood online. View all posts by John Lachmann (@rednblackhawks)
UMD fires 58 shots, sweeps Miami
Miami ends skids, rallies past St. Cloud


I wonder how the season ticket sales are going. As the roster stands today the Nationals will be a mediocre team. What do they need?
A Closer. And they are weak up the middle. The combination of Danny at SS and Trea Turner at 2B would be fine defensively but pitchers would love seeing them coming up to bat:) And they need a power-hitting left-handed outfielder for either CF or LF not named Cespedes. Gordon would be great, but there are several others out there still. The current lack of rumors could mean Rizzo is close to a deal. But his problem is not money, but the fact that few want to play for the Nationals. The reasons are obvious to all by now.
To me the rotation looks……………………………….questionable. Sure, we expect Scherzer to bounce back, but I'll believe that when I actually see it. Same with Strasburg, who was great over the last six weeks of the 2015 season. Then we get to the real big "ifs." Gio, Roark and Ross.
About the only real good news is that like the Giants, the Nats seem to play well in even-numbered years! I hope 2012 and 2014 don't turn out to be their high-water marks.
Nat's Fans Are NOT Happy!
This is well known. Mike Rizzo and the Lerners (and now Dusty Baker, sadly) better mend fences soon, or revenue could become a problem.
I'm glad to see that just this week, on the margins of the winter meetings in Nashville, they began some wheeling and dealing. Several new bullpen arms are on the way, starting with Yusmeiro Petit, who was a "Nats Killer" with the Giants in recent years. He can spot start or go multiple innings in the middle of games. They have also added the following relief pitchers: Sean Burnette ( who was very successful in his prior stint here), Trevor Gott, Mike Brady, and Shawn Kelly. I predict 2-3 of these will actually end up in the 2016 bullpen and be successful.
The other exciting news is the Nats have made an offer on Jason Hayward. I predict they will not sign him. Why? He is wildly overpriced and there are plenty of great outfielders out there, including three with the Rockies who are so far flying under the radar (Rizzo's preferred targets!). I think the Nats just made the offer to try to goose other teams into getting Hayward off the market so then they can focus on all the others.
The rumor that Darren O'Day is leaning to coming to DC (from the Orioles) is the only seeming good news. He would help in the late innings.
The acquisition of Oliver Perez is nothing Mike Rizzo should expect to be applauded for. His stats are mediocre. He is a step down from Matt Thornton.
The most discouraging is the decision to non-tender Craig Stammen. The rumors are that might be due to a so-far not so good recovery from surgery on his throwing elbow. Not all operations on pitchers throwing elbows are totally successful. Apparently the Phillies Cliff Lee is recovering from the same procedure. And I have seen recent rumors the Phillies are trying to alter or sever his contract. Not having Craig in 2016 would be a really major loss! From 2011-2014 he was one of the most dependable relievers in all of baseball.
The Nationals: What a Joke!
A noxious odor is emanating from Nats Park!
The Bud Black charade has morphed into Dusty Baker! Maybe the proximity to Baltimore (and Peter Angelos) or our joke of a football team in DC (owned by Danny Boy Snyder), have rubbed off on the Lerners.
We all know Baker ruins pitchers. Why did they even interview Dusty twice? What about all the excellent people they didn't even interview? Dave Martinez, the Cubs Bench Coach, comes to mind. Ron Roenicke, formerly the Brewers Mgr. is another. Donny Ballgame is a third (he was nuts to sign with Miami).
Ever since the wacko hiring of "Choker" Papelbon, the Nats have been in a downward spiral. They are working hard to just be an after-thought in 2016. You saw it here:) One poster on the MASN site says the Nats have become the laughingstock of MLB. Right on!
It's good news! He and his family just moved out of their house (which they bought just last month) last weekend! Good riddance, even though the team will need to acquire a new closer. A friend of mine who lives next door to Drew Storen told me the other day that Drew said to him that he wants "a change of scenery." I don't blame him.
The Nats bull-pen has been terribly mis-managed by both ex-Manager Williams as well as Mike Rizzo. Rivero, Stammen and maybe Carpenter are the only ones I would consider keeping.
If Davis turns down the Orioles qualifying offer and becomes a free agent, the Nats should make him an offer he cannot refuse! He hits from the left side and is a good defender at both 1B and the corner outfield positions——-just what the Nats need. Also he is "good in the clubhouse." That means that as the Nats show "Paps" the exit, and Davis walks in the other door the clubhouse improves by a factor of 2+.
OK, I realize there could well be some unintended consequences to the above, and also that with Mike Rizzo's steady bungling over the past 15 months or so that he may have permanently lost his touch. The team might be forced to drop either Clint Robinson or Matt Den Dekker for example. But a Davis acquisition has a huge up-side that is hard to ignore.
I am wondering how many experienced MLB managers, such as Bud Black or Ron Gardenhire, would jump at the chance to be the Nats next manager. I'm thinking the search may be a tough-sell for Mike Rizzo and the Lerners.
I don't see the Nats being winners for at least two years. I predict they are facing major problems re-constructing a viable contender given the looming departures, the fact that the bullpen needs at least FIVE new members, the shakey state of RZimm's health, Werth's declining skills, Escobar's limited defensive skills and low interest in playing 2B, etc., etc. Even the rotation is not likely to be as good as it has been over the past 2-3 years. They will be lucky to win 75 games in 2016.
Given how poorly Rizzo has proven to be as a GM (with no prior managing experience, by the way), and the depleted roster, I would think twice about accepting the offer to be the Nats next manager, if I were an experienced hand such as the two I mentioned above.
One more brilliant move by the man claiming to be a major league GM. Trading Tyler Clippard to save money! He then proceeded to pay out more than Clip would have cost for the guy who tried to strangle the best player on the team, and Casey Janssen who had just a few problems holding Nats leads in the late innings. If the Nats had had Clip, Stammen and Storen for the whole year, I'd bet they would have won 5-8 more games.
So they have fired not only Williams but the entire coaching staff. The consensus in the Nats fan world appears to be that Mike Rizzo ought to go too; I agree. Please close the door on your way out.
First, we have to marvel at the game Scherzer pitched last night! I want a DVD of this gem. Striking out 9 straight the third time thru the Mets batting order was the frosting on the cake! In both no-nos Max was one fluke play away from a perfect game. And I think he had three one-hitters this season too.
The Post has a great article today (by James Wagner) about the 11 games the Nats should have won but didn't. The main culprit was their bullpen, constructed by Mike Rizzo and mis-managed by Matt Williams. These games made the difference between winning the division and not even making the playoffs.
Another thing for us to ponder is this: If the Nats had not spent a small fortune on Scherzer, they would have had money around the date of the trade deadline to shore up the bullpen (and would not have acquired Mr. Pap-smear). They could have got either Chapman or Kimbrel instead, plus one or two others.


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Cobra Kai season 6 premiere date: How Netflix will set it up!
Cobra Kai December 8, 2022
The wait for Cobra Kai season 6 is without a doubt exhausting, and we don't think it is going to be getting any easier anytime soon.
For starters, why hasn't Netflix announced a renewal yet? We try not to criticize the streaming service's decision-making too often, since we are talking about a brand that has produced some of the biggest hits of the past several years. However, they've also done a few things with the Karate Kid follow-up that are somewhat strange, including not cementing a long-term future that at this point feels inevitable.
From the outside looking in, we are trying our best to assume that there is some sort of method to the madness here, mostly in the form of there being some sort of reason why Netflix has yet to announce something publicly. Our theory, at least for the time being, is that whenever they do announce this season, they're going to do it alongside some other news — including, potentially, what this season could look like.
What are we most hoping for? Think in terms of a chance to really bring this show to an international level. Such a global competition was alluded to at the end of season 5, and this would allow the show to create something different that they haven't quite done before. Meanwhile, it also introduces the idea of rivalries new and old coming into the fray. (We know that John Kreese is still out there.)
At this point, we think that Netflix knows that you can't just do something ordinary for Cobra Kai — you gotta make it big and dramatic. The same goes for a premiere date announcement! We feel like that will be announced eventually alongside some sort of video preview … but not until many months after the renewal. Right now, a 2023 release seems unlikely, but it's hard to rule anything out until we learn what a filming schedule could be.
Related – Be sure to get other news on Cobra Kai right away, including other renewal hopes
How do you think Netflix should set up Cobra Kai season 6 down the road?
Be sure to share right now, and keep coming back for some other updates. (Photo: Netflix.)
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Where sands are white as the smiles of the locals, where fish swim happily in the warm waters of the Indian Ocean, where the weather is a dream, and the deep rays of the sun wait to engulf you in their arms.
A tropical nation in the Indian Ocean composed of 26 ring-shaped atolls, which are made up of more than 1,000 coral islands. It's known for its beaches, blue lagoons and extensive reefs. The capital, Malé, has a busy fish market, restaurants and shops on the main road, Majeedhee Magu, and 17th-century Hukuru Miskiy (also known as Friday Mosque) made of carved white coral.
The Republic of Maldives is a group of coral islands in the Indian Ocean to the west of India and Sri Lanka on the equator. The group of low lying islands consists of about 1200 islands, some smaller than a football field and some of the largest 1- 2 miles long. Only about 200 of these islands are inhabited by a population of about 250,000.
The Republic of Maldives is a group of atolls in the Indian Ocean about 417 mi (671 km) southwest of Sri Lanka. Its 1,190 coral islets stretch over an area of 35,200 sq mi (90,000 sq km). With global warming and the shrinking of the polar ice caps, the Maldives is directly threatened, as none of its islands rises more than six feet above sea level
The Maldives enjoy warm tropical temperatures year round, and a great deal of sunshine. Local weather is affected by monsoons, with May to September being the wet season; seas can be rough and winds brisk. Severe weather conditions are rare; however, Indian Ocean cyclones do reach the islands on occasion.
Diverse and colorful, the culture of Maldives enwraps you in a pleasant mist of traditional color and sea charm. The genesis of Maldivian culture is cloaked in mystery and the vibrant culture of Maldives traces its roots to the colorful traditions of the diverse communities that have made this stunning paradise their home. Dhivehi is the most commonly spoken language in Maldives and is an integral part of the culture of Maldives, though there are several dialects that are spoken in different atolls all over Maldives. A land of festivities, Maldives celebrates all the festivals that feature on the traditional Muslim calendar. Islam is an inseparable part of the culture of Maldives.
Tour the local cemeteries and feast your eyes on profusely carved tombstones that adorn the graves, shop for souvenirs carved and shaped with skill. Buy tortoise shell ornaments, red mats, lacquer ware, pillboxes and flower vases as you tour the bustling local bazaars. Boat building is of course an important part of local culture of Maldives. See craftsmen at work as they create sturdy dhonis or fishing boats on your tours to tropical Maldives with Tourism in Maldives.
Enjoy local music and folk performances as you experience the vibrant culture of glorious Maldives. Tour the local mosques and be charmed at the calligraphy on their walls and be a part of the close-knit community where every family knows each other on the island.
Ramadan and Kuda Eid are among the most important festivals that are celebrated with pomp in Maldives. Tourism in Maldives takes you on a joy trip to this glorious tropical land located on the turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean.
GMT + 5 hours
Bank Hours Sunday to Thursday
Sunday to Thursday
7.30am – 2.30pm (public),
9am – 5pm (private)
Shop Hours As a general guideline
9am – 12 noon; 2pm – 6.30pm; 8pm – 10pm (2pm to 6.30pm on Fridays). Weekend falls on Friday and Saturday.
Visa & Customs
No prior visas are required, a tourist visa of 30 days will be granted to all visitors with valid travel documents provided the embarkation/disembarkation cards are filled properly
As Maldives is a Muslim country, dogs, pigs/pork products, and pornography are forbidden. Alcohol cannot be imported without an official license, if imported without a license it should be declared at the customs and will be returned to you on departure. Wide ranges of alcoholic drinks are available in the resorts. Narcotic Drugs are strictly prohibited; the penalty for importing drug for any purpose is life imprisonment
Maldives weather is generally warm and humid. Sun shines all year through. Average temperature around 25 – 32 degrees Celsius. You will get an excellent amount of sun light throughout the year
The Maldives have a hot tropical climate. There are two monsoons, the southwest from May to October and the northeast from November to April. Generally the southwest brings more wind and rain in June and July. The temperature rarely falls below 25°C (77°F). The best time to visit is November to April.
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Lightweight cottons and linens throughout the year. Light waterproofs are advised during the rainy season
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City of Cleveland 2010 Budget Approved
Submitted by ANGELnWard14 on Wed, 04/21/2010 - 00:38.
From the CITY RECORD OF THE CITY OF CLEVELAND, OHIO April 07, 2010
Ord. No. 158-10.
By Council Member Sweeney (by departmental request).
An emergency ordinance to make appropriations and provide current expenses for the daily operation of
all municipal departments of the City of Cleveland for the fiscal year from January 1, 2010 until December
Whereas, this ordinance constitutes an emergency measure providing for the usual daily operation of a municipal
department; now, therefore,
Be it resolved by the Council of the City of Cleveland:
Section 1. That to provide for the current expenses for the City of Cleveland for the fiscal year ending December
31, 2010, the following sums be and they are hereby appropriated viz:
The sum of Five Hundred Eleven Million, Three Hundred Fifty Four Thousand, Eighty One Dollars ($511,354,081)
from the General Fund;
The sum of Fifty Three Million, Five Hundred Eighty Three Thousand, Three Hundred Ninety Six Dollars
($53,583,396) from the Special Revenue Funds;
The sum of Twenty Seven Million, Two Hundred Twenty Six Thousand, Nine Hundred Fifty One Dollars
($27,226,951) from the Internal Service Funds;
The sum of Six Hundred Forty Five Million, Eight Hundred Seventy Three Thousand, Eight Dollars ($645,873,008)
from the Enterprise Funds;
The sum of Ten Million, One Hundred Twenty Six Thousand, Seven Hundred Sixty Two Dollars ($10,126,762)
from the Trust and Agency Funds;
The sum of Sixty Two Million, Four Hundred Eleven Thousand, Three Hundred Twenty Seven Dollars
($62,411,327) from the Debt Service Fund;
All set forth in the Mayor's Estimate on file with Council and identified in the aggregate amount for each
department as follows:
Legislative Branch $ 6,263,014
Judicial Branch 40,352,220
General Government 8,055,947
Department of Aging 864,052
Department of Personnel 1,652,803
Department of Consumer Affairs 316,104
Department of Law 8,244,483
Department of Finance 13,331,185
Department of Port Control 242,708
Department of Public Service 35,154,368
Department of Public Health 5,620,812
Department of Public Safety 303,690,205
Department of Parks, Recreation and Properties 36,888,893
Department of Building and Housing 9,427,613
Department of Economic Development 1,288,639
Nondepartmental 39,961,035
TOTAL EXECUTIVE BRANCH $ 464,738,847
TOTAL GENERAL FUND $ 511,354,081
Special Revenue Funds $ 53,583,396
Internal Service Funds 27,226,951
Enterprise Funds 645,873,008
Trust and Agency Funds 10,126,762
Debt Service Funds 62,411,327
TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS FOR 2010 $1,310,575,525
Council and Clerk of Council $ 6,263,014
I. Personnel and Related Expenses $ 4,586,639
II. Other Expenses 1,676,375
TOTAL LEGISLATIVE BRANCH $ 6,263,014
Municipal Court - Judicial Division $ 22,634,366
I. Personnel and Related Expenses $ 20,072,417
The City Record April 7, 2010
Municipal Court - Clerk's Division $ 14,421,653
Municipal Court - Housing Division $ 3,296,201
II. Other Expenses 158,808
TOTAL JUDICIAL BRANCH $ 40,352,220
Office of the Mayor $ 2,281,509
Landmarks Commission $ 175,990
I. Personnel and Related Expenses $ 171,557
II. Other Expenses 4,433
Board of Building Standards and Appeals $ 115,411
I. Personnel and Related Expensess $ 108,169
Board of Zoning Appeals $ 197,675
II. Other Expenses 12,160
Civil Service Commission $ 1,298,664
Community Relations Board $ 1,162,272
City Planning Commission $ 1,513,347
Boxing and Wrestling Commission $ 5,696
I. Personnel and Related Expenses $ 5,696
Office of Equal Opportunity $ 543,417
Office of Budget & Management-Budget Admin. $ 761,966
TOTAL GENERAL GOVERNMENT $ 8,055,947
Department of Aging $ 864,052
TOTAL DEPARTMENT OF AGING $ 864,052
DEPARTMENT OF PERSONNEL
Office of Personnel $ 1,652,803
TOTAL DEPARTMENT OF PERSONNEL $ 1,652,803
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DEPARTMENT OF CONSUMER AFFAIRS
Consumer Affair $ 316,104
TOTAL DEPARTMENT OF CONSUMER AFFAIRS $ 316,104
Division of Law $ 8,244,483
I Personnel and Related Expenses $ 6,556,909
TOTAL DEPARTMENT OF LAW $ 8,244,483
Finance Administration $ 842,493
Division of Accounts $ 1,892,683
Division of Assessments and Licenses $ 3,208,644
Division of Treasury $ 661,962
Division of Purchases and Supplies $ 549,510
Bureau of Internal Audit $ 940,421
Division of Financial Reporting and Control $ 1,334,116
Information Systems Services $ 3,729,007
Information Tech & Planning $ 172,349
TOTAL DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE $ 13,331,185
DEPARTMENT OF PORT CONTROL
Division of Harbors $ 242,708
I. Personnel and Related Expenses $ 93,408
TOTAL DEPARTMENT OF PORT CONTROL $ 242,708
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SERVICE
Public Service Administration $ 400,519
Division of Architecture $ 550,061
Division of Waste Collection and Disposal $ 25,572,851
II. Other Expenses 10,446,768
Division of Engineering and Construction $ 4,740,395
Division of Traffic Engineering $ 3,890,542
TOTAL DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SERVICE $ 35,154,368
Public Health Administration $ 833,161
Division of Health $ 3,201,756
Division of Environment $ 1,158,684
Division of Air Quality $ 427,211
TOTAL DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH $ 5,620,812
Public Safety Administration $ 3,418,827
Division of Police $ 173,822,597
I. Personnel and Related Expenses $165,221,057
Division of Fire $ 89,193,842
Division of Emergency Medical Services $ 21,429,594
Division of Dog Pound $ 1,068,244
Division of Correction $ 14,757,101
TOTAL DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY $ 303,690,205
DEPARTMENT OF PARKS, RECREATION, AND PROPERTIES
Parks, Recreation, and Properties Administration $ 695,199
Division of Research, Planning, and Development $ 740,215
Division of Recreation $ 13,202,284
Division of Parking Facilities-On Street $ 1,257,615
Division of Property Management $ 8,461,597
Division of Park Maintenance and Properties $ 12,531,983
TOTAL DEPT. OF PARKS, REC., AND PROPERTIES $ 36,888,893
DEPARTMENT OF BUILDING AND HOUSING
Building and Housing Dir Office $ 1,864,076
Division of Code Enforcement $ 6,005,887
Division of Construction Permit $ 1,557,650
TOTAL DEPARTMENT OF BUILDING AND HOUSING $ 9,427,613
Economic Development $ 1,288,639
TOTAL DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT $ 1,288,639
NONDEPARTMENTAL
County Auditor Deductions $ 2,436,175
II. Other Expenses $ 2,436,175
Other Administrative $ 19,149,637
II. Other Expenses $ 19,149,637
Transfers to Other Funds $ 18,375,223
TOTAL NONDEPARTMENTAL $ 39,961,035
SPECIAL REVENUE FUND
Restricted Income Tax Fund $ 32,917,751
I. Capital $ 8,142,916
II. Debt Service 24,774,835
Street Construction, Maintenance & Repair Fund $ 19,665,645
Schools Recreation & Cultural Activities Fund $ 1,000,000
TOTAL SPECIAL REVENUE FUNDS $ 53,583,396
INTERNAL SERVICE FUND
Information Systems Services-Telephone Exchange $ 6,466,898
Division of Motor Vehicle Maintenance $ 17,418,449
Division of Printing and Reproduction $ 2,468,496
City Storeroom and Central Warehouse $ 873,108
TOTAL INTERNAL SERVICE FUNDS $ 27,226,951
ENTERPRISE FUNDS
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC UTILITIES
Utilities Administration $ 2,563,927
Radio $ 1,974,855
Division of Fiscal Control $ 3,274,428
Division of Water $ 262,912,973
II. Other Expenses 183,414,447
Division of Water Pollution Control $ 22,725,965
Division of Cleveland Public Power $ 170,214,862
TOTAL DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC UTILITIES $ 463,667,010
Divisions of Cleveland Hopkins & Burke Lakefront
Airports - Operations $ 147,048,168
TOTAL DEPARTMENT OF PORT CONTROL $ 147,048,168
Division of Cemeteries $ 1,755,189
Golf Course Funds $ 1,797,088
Division of Parking Facilities-Off Street Parking $ 10,342,163
Division of Convention Center $ 4,643,302
Division of Convention Center & Stadium-
West Side Market $ 1,114,280
Division of Convention Center & Stadium-Stadium $ 15,465,808
Division of Property Management -
East Side Market $ 40,000
II. Other Expenses $ 40,000
TOTAL ENTERPRISE FUNDS $ 645,873,008
AGENCY FUND
Central Collection Agency $ 10,126,762
TOTAL AGENCY FUND $ 10,126,762
DEBT SERVICE FUND
Sinking Fund Commission $ 62,411,327
III. Debt Service 61,812,583
TOTAL DEBT SERVICE FUNDS $ 62,411,327
Estimate, but are appropriated to the several departments, offices, and purposes in the aggregate for I. - Personnel
and Related Expenses; and II. - Other Expenses and are not severally and individually appropriated in
said detail. Any unencumbered balance in an appropriation fund at the close of the year 2009 is hereby appropriated
to such fund for the payment of unpaid obligations lawfully incurred in 2010 or prior years. The Mayor's
Estimate, File No 158-10-A as modified by the schedule published pursuant to Section 39 of the Charter shall within
the sums appropriated in Section 1 hereof, constitute the expenditure budget for the year 2010 and shall be subject
to the control of the Mayor, provided, however, that no transfer from I. - Personnel and Related Expenses, or II.
- Other Expenses within any department or office, or from one department or office to another shall be made
except as provided in Section 41 of the Charter.
for the amount appropriated in this ordinance, whenever claims are presented properly approved by the head of
the department or by the chief of a commission for which indebtedness was incurred.
vote of two-thirds of all the members elected to Council, it shall take effect and be in force upon its passage and
approval by the Mayor; otherwise it shall take effect and be in force at the earliest period allowed by law.
Passed March 29, 2010.
Effective March 29, 2010.
That this ordinance is hereby declared to be an emergency measure and, provided it receives the affirmative
That the Commissioner of Accounts is hereby authorized to draw warrants upon the City Treasury
That the appropriations herein made are based upon the detail of expenditures set forth in the Mayor's
From the April 07, 2010 City Record of the City of Cleveland
ANGELnWard14's blog
Submitted by lmcshane on Wed, 04/21/2010 - 04:17.
Thanks Angel for staying on top of local government. Millions of tax payer dollars get lost in the paper shuffle.
Accountability Wanted...Ward 14
Submitted by ANGELnWard14 on Fri, 04/23/2010 - 22:12.
Well, apparently our councilman and some folks have directed me to the CITY RECORD for answers to those questions which he refuses to publicly answer..... So, since I don't have the money to go out and play, I love to research, and enjoy reading... So I am trying to get the answers....digging up bones along the way, incidently....
Poor Mr. Cummins, he really has ignited my passion to figure things out the hard way.... His counterparts at Council will be very pleased to know the in depth revelations that are red flagging the reading and getting cited daily.... What have I got to lose by informing the public at large of the CITY RECORD info? You know, the little things that they try to slide by the residents when they aren't paying attention...
Reading & blogging are some of my respite activities after a long day of mitigating family needs... They hold me accountable everywhere I go to get help. Why shouldn't the City Council be held accountable and the County Administrators?????
I didn't spend 9 years in uniform, serving our country to see the very leadership that is supposed to "protect" our residents-be the ones who abuse our citizens!!!!
They have decimated the spirit of too many citizens in this city....they deserve to be held accountable. It's tragic to look over the last 35 years since community development was effectuated and see how it's entire existence has been a contributing factor to the demise of uncountable neighborhoods...
Maybe now-there are a few CDC's learning to become independent of the federal funding.... but all too many who remain codependent for funding... Take those funds and help the homeowners and residents of Cleveland who remain here...you are getting millions of dollars...heck there are only a few hundred thousand residents...and I am sure the majority could use some direct assistance...but that would be too easy....what a fiscal joke of trickle down economics...but the Executive Directors of those agencies are making unreal paychecks! Lovely.
My aunt, too. A nurse dealing with mentally ill veterans from Viet Nam.
No respect.
Respect amongst veterans...the best...
It's all good...
I don't need/desire the respect of corrupt, contemptuous, and negligent folks to keep my spirit alive!
I will stand alone all day against any crowd of unethical, strategically dysfunctional & corrupt bureacrats! They have violated our community at large and they deserve to be held accountable while the people deserve to be protected from their hogwash!
I don't need respect from white collared criminals who have destroyed the common man's sense of pride after years of systematic abuses!
You have my respect
You have my respect, like I respected my good aunt Janet... and many others she helped did too.
"Line 'em up 2 x 2....I am coming down the middle...."
My crazy hillbilly dad's favorite Saying is "Line 'em up 2x2, I am coming down the middle!"
Thanks, Norm. I appreciate your words.
You're awesome
Ask Cummins how many kids suffer under his watch...
Ask Cummins how many kids suffer under his watch, in your ward alone... it is 100s per year, at least, and they have names, addresses and lost-futures, because our leadership is a disgrace.
Sleep councilmen, sleep... shitty dreams.
Easy to cut $ millions, starting with this $1.5 million...
They fail - they say they can't do any better - no need to pay them anything from citizens... the Foundatons can pick up their tab, along with the cost of code enforcement
An emergency ordinance by someone being investigated by FBI?
The Cleveland City Budget is an "emergency ordinance" by someone being investigated by FBI?
According to reporting by the PD on the latest claims of the FBI investigation into corrupt leadership and businesses in Northeast Ohio - New charges accuse Cuyahoga County Commissioner Jimmy Dimora, auditor Frank Russo of taking bribes:
But the charges filed against Kleem touch Cleveland City Hall, discussing a Dimora conversation with an unnamed city official. Dimora called the official in an effort to help get Kleem a contract at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport for which Kleem was the low bidder, according to the charges.
City Council President Martin Sweeney said Thursday he remembers making a call on behalf of Kleem involving the airport contract but his only purpose was trying to help Kleem cut through bureaucracy.
Kleem's attorney, Ralph Cascarilla, said his client would plead guilty and was sorry for his actions.
Read the rest of that article - it will make you puke.
Today, the PD reports Cuyahoga County Treasurer Rokakis has asked for government officials involved in the corruption investigation to resign from office...
"I've said this before, not that they're going to listen, but I want to say it again and I'll say it publicly both to the commissioner, Jimmy Dimora, and to the county auditor, Frank Russo. And that is that they really need to step down," Rokakis said Friday during a forum at the City Club of Cleveland.
Should that apply to Cleveland City Council President Sweeney, as well, and should we trust his budget... is he using it to help other corrupt businessmen "cut through bureaucracy", and why on Earth would citizens want that, considering who he has helped "cut through bureaucracy" in the past (who is going to jail)
Why do I bring this up?
To quote Rokakis, in explaining why he brings up the subject of government officials resigning when it is implied they are guilty of corruption...
"You know, I had a debate with a couple of people last night about why I would even mention this and I suppose it's because so few people have said it," he said.
I believes the PD loves Sweeney, so we won't be reading the suggestion that he resign there...
...he turned his plea toward federal investigators
The PD reports "Rokakis acknowledged that his words would fall on deaf ears, so he turned his plea toward federal investigators".
I do too - FBI, please get all the corrupt "politicians" and "business leaders" in Northeast Ohio and lock them up as quickly as possible...
Now, when do the trucks arrive at Cleveland City Hall and the Cleveland Plain Dealer?
We've been suffering from this CORPORATE CORRUPTION OF GOVERNMENT OUR ENTIRE LIFETIMES HERE... now it is finally an emergency!?!?!?
"My next request is then to the fed authorities who have been involved with this now for a number of years. And that is to ask them to wrap it up. We understand you have to be careful not to make mistakes, that you have to follow the law carefully, that you have to move cautiously. But the county is paralyzed by this. As we move to a new form of government, it's especially difficult. It's impacting the work of the county and I would hope that they bring it to conclusion."
Issue 18 & Issue 19 on May 04 Election...Sweeney steering votes
I got a letter in the mail today saying from MARTIN SWEENEY saying that City Council "UNANIMOUSLY" voted yes to place these issues on the ballot... wow..... wake up City of Cleveland residents....
2 PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO (SEE FOR YOURSELF)
THE CITY OF CLEVELAND CHARTER:
On one side of the page, they write in layman's terms... on the other side....it's almost confusing to read-the way it will read on the ballot....
I'll have to reread it several times to make sure I am NOT supporting the idea of them getting away with more fiscal murder under the premise of "sustaining ward integrity"....my God...they are really wizards down there at City Hall when it comes to writing up some laws that save them THEIR JOBS through the TERM!
They didn't work that magic for the water department, the police, or the firefighters that were laid off recently....did they???? Hey-while we are at it.....why can't they draw up a quick law that keeps all those teachers from being laid off at the CMSD???? But, amazingly, they can draw up a CHARTER AMENDMENT that empowers them to remain in their positions even when the Census is going to totally disrupt their "politics" as usual momentum.
Wow....Am I reading this literature accurately? Help me here guys!???
They seem like they are trying to save their own jobs by changing the charter and trying to tell us that it's because they want to insure that we don't get our wards sliced up when the census bureau statistics are in.... they already anticipate the results...but they have known for too long anyhow!
HELLO... They didn't care last year when they pulled that sliced up mess without hesitation which disupted wards throughout Cleveland in an election year, without effective planning, and without consideration for the rest of us!
Now-they (CITY COUNCIL) need the voters to SAVE THEIR JOBS! I think it's a day late and a dollar short...they created this defunct city environment after years of systematic abuses...perhaps it's time for them to be left out hanging without a job...WHAT COMES AROUND-GOES AROUND...VOTE NO ON ISSUE 18...
Okay...and this is only ISSUE 18.... wait til you catch the other flip side of this coin....
ISSUE 19 is where they are whimsically trying to update the Charter every 10 years instead of 20 years and get 1 year instead of 6 months to finish this process....with a panel of 15 folks... They are really talented at confusing the little people....experts I'd say.
Wow...an entire year of 15 folks reviewing the City Charter who get paid like $75k per year....hmmmmm?????
I might support this if I knew who who the commission was and (councilman/consultants/etc)... how much direct time was being consumed to make amendments.
I actually think that if every 4 years when the council was elected-that they were forced to go through direct training and review of the City Charter and Codified Ordinances-that so many LESS Laws would be violated and many more citizens would have justice...but they are apparently shooting from the hip on surviving being council reps without a true awareness of the charter/codified ordinances etc required to be in their positions...
In layman's terms... I will VOTE NO on their proposed amendment ISSUE 18- because it's time for change and it sometimes begins with the same leadership that assisted us in getting into this dysfunctional position in the first place.... CHOP CHOP....let's get rid of the drains on our budget-$75k a pop....one councilman at a time... Let the rest get rigidly aligned to shape up or ship out too!
In accordance with the City of Cleveland Charter, Cleveland City Council appointed a 15 member Charter Review Commission that recommended a series of changes to the City of Cleveland Charter. Cleveland City Council placed six issues on the ballot that included some of the Charter Review Commission's recommendations and were approved by City of Cleveland voters. Please click here to view the changes to the Charter as a result of the passage of these amendments.
Change in Government: Call in the National Guard!
The United States Army is one of the Largest employers in the WORLD. Perhaps their ability to sustain operations using repititious Standard Operating Procedures that are consistent, offering accountability measures at all levels, and their uniform ability to consistently react to "change" in their environment assists them in accomplishing missions around the globe.
Perhaps it's time for the State of Ohio to call in the National Guard to cease and desist the never ending violations of our democracy.
The fat cats have lived large at the expense of our residents for way too long. They have terrorized our citizens with corruption. They have violated our civil rights. They have intimidated us. They have abused our citizens with uncountable systematic redundant community programs that create a confusing nightmare of paperwork that disenfranchises the public from actively engaging. Our residents don't vote. Our residents don't trust the leadership. They are living in fear of whistleblowing. They are reacting to retaliatory practices by the leadership.
Democracy in Cleveland only works for the "connected folks", the ones who don't speak against the leaders who are violating the general public, and there is no one with the cahunas willing to challenge this old school leadership that continually reaps the benefits of being in a seat of power.
How did our city get so out of control? How did these leaders learn to get so bold in their corruption? How long must it continue before the citizens get relief? When will change actually come and justice prevail? Do we all leave the community to get relief-empowering them to continue with their business as usual games?
Leaving seems to be the way to survive this warzone. The current leadership is not capable of going against the status quo to uphold democracy and to stand up against the majority of the corruption. Too many folks are intertwined in this nightmare mess of corruption, collusion, and we are infested with too many folks scratching each other's backs to overcome this entire nightmare any time soon! Too many people are involved in this corruption and too many folks are related to each other... the FBI would have to take out practically a majority of seated leadership for anything practical to occur which would offer respite to the public at large.
Simply put, it's time for CHANGE...That's what the voters asked for with the new COUNTY COUNCIL to be elected in the Fall. Will the citizens see past the politics as usual to make a profound difference for themselves?
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Mississippi State, a late entry in the Barker sweepstakes, recently filled his mailbox with 102 letters in one day.
Barker hasn't counted the pieces of the mail he's received from dozens of colleges in the last sixth months, but he figures it's more than 1,000.
Once he makes his college choice, the deluge of mail figures to slow to a trickle.
Sorry, USPS.
The phone calls, emails and texts from coaches figure to trail off, too.
Not that Barker will lack for attention. He has more than 5,400 followers on Twitter (@d_barker7).
"This is what I've always wanted, to be recruited like this," Barker said. "At first, I was the one initiating everything. After my freshman year I sent out a ton of film, hoping to get interest. To go from that to where everybody's pursuing me now, it's pretty neat."
The 6-foot-4, 215-pound Barker is hardly a newcomer to the spotlight. Before his junior year he had scholarship offers from Cincinnati, Illinois, Louisville, Purdue and South Carolina.
After a big junior season — Barker passed for 2,067 yards and 22 touchdowns and ran for 1,422 yards and 18 TDs — the attention intensified.
He has since picked up offers from UK, Mississippi, Mississippi State, Miami (Fla.), North Carolina, Vanderbilt and Tennessee. Ohio State Coach Urban Meyer has visited Conner High School, but the Buckeyes haven't offered.
It's obvious by listening to Barker that he's more than just flattered by UK's intense interest in him since Mark Stoops took over as the Cats coach in late November.
It's completely different from when Stoops' predecessor, Joker Phillips, didn't show him much recruiting love.
Barker said he attended a UK camp early last summer and was told to follow up with the coaches a couple days later.
"So I called them, thinking they were going to offer because I had performed pretty well at camp," Barker said.
"But when I talked to them, they were like, 'So, have you been to any camps recently?' I was like, 'Oh man, I was just at your camp and you didn't even know I was there!' It was kind of funny, but that's when I cut it off. I was done with UK."
That changed soon after Stoops took over at UK and brought Neal Brown on as his offensive coordinator.
A few days later, Brown visited Barker at Conner and watched him throw in the gym before school.
UK offered a scholarship.
Terry Barker, Drew's dad, has been impressed by the way UK has turned things around with his son.
"We were raised Kentucky fans. I love the Big Blue Nation," he said. "So it hurt Drew a little bit when the previous regime didn't seem to want him.
"I guess Coach Stoops and the rest of his coaches know Drew had kind of a sour taste in his mouth after that, so they've gone the extra mile to show how much they'd love to have him. I think that's really resonated with Drew. He really appreciates it."
Stoops and his staff have made it clear to Barker that he is their No. 1 QB target in this year's class. They're selling him on the idea that he could be a homegrown hero like Tim Couch, Jared Lorenzen and Andre Woodson.
"When I was down in Lexington they made that a big point," Barker said. "They had a video that showed all those guys from Kentucky who'd been quarterback, and then my highlight clips were in there with them. I liked that."
Conner Coach Dave Trosper said there's plenty to like about Barker, from his athleticism to his arm strength to his quick release to his competitiveness to his team-first attitude to his work ethic.
Trosper has watched Barker make steady progress as a passer, not so much by improving his physical skills, but by learning the nuances of playing quarterback.
"To say Drew needed to sharpen up his passing, it wasn't that," Trosper said. "He needed to sharpen up what he was seeing, and understanding what the defense was giving him.
"Once he did that, from his sophomore to junior year, he was able to let his natural ability take over."
There's a constant buzz around Barker these days, but he seems unaffected by it. He credits his parents (Terry and Ellie), and his coaches for keeping him humble.
"It's been crazy, but it's also been pretty cool," Barker said.
"The positives really outweigh the negatives, and I'm just trying to soak it all in because it's a once-in-a-lifetime experience."
Once in a lifetime?
Sorry again, USPS.
Drew Barker's high school stats:
218 rushes for 1,422 yards, 18 TDs
140 of 225 passes for 2,067 yards, 22 TDs (7 int.)
93 of 181 passes for 1,009 yards, 4 TDs (7 int.)
18 rushes for 178 yards, 1 TD
9 of 15 passes for 28 yards, 0 TDs
242 of 421 passes (57%) for 3,104 yards, 26 TDs (14 int.)
A sampling of the mail Drew Barker has received from UK's coaching staff:
Andrew Harris Barker:
How is my franchise QB doing today? I know you are getting your work in. Just checking in with you, buddy.
Keep up the good work. All of the BBN are thinking about you!! Take care and keep in touch.
Coach Stoops
The OL recruiting class for 2014 is going to be the best in the history of Kentucky football! We'll protect you during your time as a Wildcat!
Go Cats!
Coach SchlarmanDrew,
It is special to be part of the football program that represents your home state! People will follow your career here at Kentucky, knowing you are a Kentucky guy!!
Coach Schlarman
This week marks the opening of a New Era in UK football. The Air Raid takes flight! Come lead the Wildcats!
Coach Brown
The SEC produces more NFL players than any other conference. We will prepare you to play on Sundays. Go Cats!
Coach Marrow
Barker's mailbag
Conner High School senior-to-be Drew Barker has enjoyed all the attention he's gotten from teams hoping to lure him to their programs. But all good things must come to an end. The quarterback is set to announce his college choice on Friday, making the mailman's job a little easier.
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Alberto Ibort
Catedrático de Universidad
(Full Professor)
Researchgate profile
Mathematics Genealogy Project
- "Bangalore Lectures on Field theories on manifolds with boundary". Workshop on Mathematical Structures in Quantum Physics and Applications, Indian Institute of Sciences, Bangalore, 1-12 Feb., 2016.
- "Lectrues on the index theorem on manifolds with boundary". Workshop on Mathematical Structures in Quantum Physics and Applications, Institute of Theoretical Physics, Stellenbosch, South Africa, 2-13 Feb., 2015.
- "Bangalore Lectures on the theory of self-adjoint extensions of symmetric operator and its applications to Quantum Physics" (Together with J.M. Pérez-Pardo). Workshop on Mathematical Structures in Quantum Physics and Applications, Indian Institute of Sciences, Bangalore, 3-14 Feb., 2014.
- "There is plenty of room at the boundary". Department of Mathematics Colloquium, University of California at Berkeley. Jan. 30, 2013.
- "Causality structures, the space of light-rays and a reconstruction theorem". Differential Geometry Seminar. Department of Mathematics, Stanford Univ., April 16 (2013).
- "Quantum walks and dynamics on graphs". Maseeh Mathematics and Statistic Colloquium Series, Mathematics Department. Portland Univ. Jan. 18, 2013.
F. Cariñena, A. Ibort, G. Marmo, G. Morandi. Geometry from Dynamics, Classical and Quantum. Theoretical, Mathematical and Computational Physics, vol XXV. Springer (2014), 723 pages. ISBN: 978-94-017-9219-6 (Print) 978-94-017-9220-2 (Online).
1. A. Ibort, F. Lledó, J.M. Pérez–Pardo. On self-adjoint extensions and symmetries in quantum mechanics. Annales Henri Poincaré. 16 (10), 2367–2397 (2015).
2. A. Ibort, F. Lledó, J.M. Pérez–Pardo. Self-adjoint extensions of the Laplace-Beltrami operator and unitaries at the boundary, J. Funct. Analysis, 268, (3), 634–670 (2015).
3. M. Asorey, A. Ibort, G. Marmo. The topology and geometry of self-adjoint and elliptic boundary conditions for Dirac and Laplace operators. Int. J. Geom. Methods in Modern Physics, 12 (6) 1561007 (77 pages) (2015).
5. A. Ibort, G. Marmo, J.M. Pérez-Pardo. Dynamical boundary driven entanglement (2014). arXiv:1212.2260. Aparecerá en J. Phys. A (2014).
6. A. Bautista, A. Ibort, J. Lafuente. On the space of light rays of a space-time and a reconstruction theorem by Low. Classical and Quantum Gravity 31, 075020 (24 pp) (2014). doi:10.1088/0264-9381/31/7/075020.
7. A. Ibort, P. Linares, J.L.G. Llavona. On the multilinear Hausdorff problem of moments. Revista Matemática Complutense. 27 (1) 213-224 (2014). doi: 10.1007/s13163-013-0123-5.
8. A. Ibort, J. M. Pérez-Pardo. Numerical solutions of the spectral problem for arbitrary self- adjoint extensions of 1D Schrödinger equation. SIAM J. Num. Anal., 51 (2) 1254-1279 (2013).
9. S. Chaturved, E. Ercolessi, A. Ibort , G. Marmo, G. Morandi, N. Mukunda, R. Simon. Null Phase Curves and Manifolds in Geometric Phase Theory. J. Math. Phys., 54, 062106 (2013). doi: 10.1063/1.4811346.
10. J. Grabowski, A. Ibort, M. Kus, G. Marmo. Convex bodies of states and maps. J. Phys. A: Math. and Theoretical, 46 (42) 425301 (2013). doi:10.1088/1751-8113/46/42/425301
11. A. Ibort, A, V.I. Manko, G. Marmo, A. Simone, C. Stornaiolo, F. Ventriglia. Realization of associative products in terms of Moyal and tomographic symbols. Phys. Scripta, 87 (3) 038107 (2013). doi:10.1088/0031-8949/87/03/038107
12. A. Ibort, A, V.I. Manko, G. Marmo, A. Simone, C. Stornaiolo, F. Ventriglia. Groupoids and the tomographic picture of quantum mechanics. Phys. Scripta, 88 (5) 055003 (2013). doi:10.1088/0031-8949/88/05/055003.
General Editor of the Royal Spanish Society of Mathematics (RSME)
Journal of Geometric Mechanics
Grado en Ingeniería de Tecnologías Industriales
Control Theory and Applications


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My Hero Academia gets its own video game from Bandai Namco for PS4 and Switch
Posted on Dec 4th, 2017
If an anime is popular enough, it might get its own video game. And since saying that My Hero Academia is very popular is a huge understatement, the shounen series is getting one. Weekly Shounen Jump's first issue for 2018 has revealed that Bandai Namco Games is making a My Hero Academia video game. Titled My Hero Academia: One's Justice, Bandai Namco will release the game for both the PlayStation 4 and the Nintendo Switch.
The magazine also confirmed that Deku, All Might, Tomura Shigararaki, and One For All will be part of the game. The announcement describes it as a "Battle Action Game."
Meanwhile, the staff will reveal more details during the Jump Festa event, which happens from December 16-17. Specifically, the Bandai Namco and Banpresto Booth will be featuring the game itself. The booth will even debut the game's trailer!
Bandai Namco has a knack of releasing an Asian version for Southeast Asia around the same time as the Japanese release. However, they haven't revealed if there will be an Asian version as of the moment. It looks like we would have to wait a little while for the announcement, huh? So, are you guys excited for a My Hero Academia game? We surely are!
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With two weeks to go until the eight teams are scheduled to assemble for practice sailing in Nice, preparations for the first Louis Vuitton Trophy regatta are gathering pace.
The facilities in Nice are being readied, the race boats are being tested, equalised and prepared for racing, and some of the teams spent some time on ACC yachts last week, working out the kinks ahead of the first race day, November 7.
In Valencia, the site of the last America's Cup where several teams still maintain a base of operations, the four ACC boats that will be used for the racing in Nice have been set-up for the November regatta.
On Tuesday afternoon, two of the boats, GBR 75 (provided by TeamOrigin) and FRA 93 (provided by ALL4ONE – previously known as K-Challenge) arrived in Nice under tow, following a 400-plus nautical mile journey up the Mediterranean coast.
"It's great to see the first two boats here in Nice," said Laurent Esquier, the CEO of the World Sailing Teams Association (WSTA), who, in partnership with Louis Vuitton and the Club Nautique de Nice, is organising the regatta.
The other two boats, ITA 90 and ITA 99, supplied by the Mascalzone Latino team (who won't be competing in Nice) will be shipped to the venue later this month.
BMW ORACLE Racing, Emirates Team New Zealand and ALL4ONE (as K-Challenge) each competed in the last America's Cup and TeamOrigin competed in the Louis Vuitton Pacific Series earlier this year. While the other four teams are new to ACC racing, experienced Cup sailors are sprinkled throughout their crew rosters. This past week in Valencia, the Synergy Russian Sailing Team and Azzurra had an ACC familiarisation session using boats belonging to Victory Challenge, while ALL4ONE sea-trialled with FRA 93.
The Louis Vuitton Trophy – Nice is the first event inspired by the Louis Vuitton Pacific Series in Auckland, New Zealand, earlier this year. The host team of the Nice event is ALL4ONE.
Further dates and venues for the 2010 season will be confirmed soon.