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| Published: Tuesday, May 2, 2006, 1:18 [IST]
GAZA, Apr 30 (Reuters) Palestinian Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh said today he expected the funding crisis that has crippled his administration and prevented employees' salaries being paid for more than a month to be over ''very, very soon''.
Haniyeh, a leader of the militant group Hamas, which heads the Palestinian government, gave no details on how the crunch would be resolved, but it is expected to involve payments being made directly to Palestinian Authority employees from abroad.
The Hamas-led government, which is $1.3 billion in debt and has no income, cannot afford to pay its 165,000 employees.
It is also unable to receive transfers from abroad because local, regional and international banks fear sanctions by the United States, which regards Hamas as a terrorist organisation.
''I can say that very, very soon we will have begun ending the crisis of the salaries,'' Haniyeh told reporters.
''The Palestinian government has been exerting maximum effort in the past few weeks to afford the needs of the Palestinian people and the salaries of the public sector employees.'' Palestinian parliamentary sources say the Cairo-based Arab League is preparing to make direct transfers to the accounts of government employees, bypassing the government.
The sources said the Hamas-run finance ministry had sent a list of the names and bank account details of the 165,000 employees to the Arab League, and that the League would shortly arrange to pay two months' worth of salaries directly.
Arab League officials were not immediately available to comment.
The monthly wage bill for the Palestinian Authority runs to about $118 million. March salaries were not paid and April salaries are due next week.
It is not clear how much money the Arab League has ready to transfer, but Iran, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait together have pledged funds totalling more than $200 million to the Palestinian Authority.
MORALE BOOST If the Hamas-dominated government were to succeed in getting salaries paid, it would be a morale boost to the administration.
The financial crisis, which began after Israel, the United States and European Union cut off funding to the Palestinian government immediately after Hamas took over in late March, has pushed Haniyeh's administration towards fiscal collapse.
''It is not a secret that the siege has political goals,'' Haniyeh said of the pressure from Israel and the West.
''They want to force the Palestinian government to adopt positions that would contradict the will of the Palestinians.'' Islamist Hamas came to power after defeating the long-dominant and more secular Fatah movement, headed by Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, in elections in January.
More than 60,000 security personnel are among those employees unpaid, so the crisis has affected security in the West Bank and Gaza strip.
As well as being unable to pay salaries, hospitals in Gaza have begun running short of medicines, and Israel's closure of Gaza's border crossings have interrupted the supply of basic foods such as bread and sugar.
''I appeal to Arab and Islamic countries, and to all regional and international health organisations, to immediately intervene to end the health crisis,'' Haniyeh told reporters.
''We demand the release of Palestinian money so that the ministry of health and other ministries can resume their jobs.'' REUTERS CH PM1944
Story first published: Tuesday, May 2, 2006, 1:18 [IST]


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Natural Hair and Skin Care.
With a lot of people looking for ways to help their hair retain moisture while reducing product build up, Cowashing has become a fan favorite. Let's discuss the WHAT, HOW, and WHEN of using a co-wash.
A co-wash is a cleansing conditioner that gently cleanses your hair and scalp without stripping them of their natural oils. It provides you with the best of a shampoo which cleanses and a conditioner which coats and moisturizes the hair strand.
Co-washing can be done weekly to help reduce in your hair. However, it is important to note that you will need to use a clarifying shampoo once a month to fully cleanse your scalp. If you notice white flakes or buildup under your nails when you scratch your head, it is time to shampoo.
Use a product that is specifically labeled as a co-wash. Conditioners are made to coat and protect the hair strand, which means that they will not be very effective in cleaning your hair. However, if you do not have a co-wash handy, you can use a conditioner as a short-term substitute.
The one conditioner to avoid in co-washing is a deep treatment conditioner/masque.
Breakage, dry brittle hair, and a loss of your natural curl pattern are just a few of the things you have to worry about once you decide to bleach and color your hair.
Most people choose New Years to reflect on the year and make goals for the new one, but I prefer to do so on my birthday. For my birthday in June, I chose to be bold and dye my hair blue to mark the beginning of a new year in life. So I paid in advance so I wouldn't chicken out and then headed to Urban Hair Studio and trusted Saul Juma aka #hairdresser254 to work his magic.
My hair is naturally black so we had to bleach it twice to get it to platinum blonde and then added the blue hair on top. The entire process takes all day since the hairdresser has to be careful not to damage your hair. Saul added Afroliciouske oils to the bleach to reduce its harshness as an added precaution. Seven hours later my blue was done and ready to face my birthday as a brand new person.
The first thing you will notice is how dry and straw-like your hair will feel. It won't retain moisture and also your color might bleed everywhere. This is because bleaching raises the hair cuticle and you need to do a protein treatment to close the cuticle back down.
Do oil treatments and deep conditioning treatments weekly.
Do a protein treatment monthly.
Always wash your hair with lukewarm/ cold water to prevent the color from fading fast.
ROCK YOUR COLOUR WITH CONFIDENCE LEVELS ON 100!!
It has been 6 months and I am still very much in love with my hair. You can see more on my experience on FACEBOOK . I didn't experience any breakage or damage thanks to good hair practices. Have you dyed your hair before and what was your experience? If you could go bold, what color would you choose?
Have an amazing and don't forget to be bold and fearless in whatever you choose.
To transition or big chop is the first major decision we have to make when deciding to return to natural hair. While in the past there has been a lot of debate on which route is the right one, we have evolved in the natural hair community and we can agree "to each his own". The most important goal is HEALTHY HAIR. There are many factors to understand about transitioning to make it a smoother experience. So lets get into it shall we?
Dealing with two textures was the greatest learning curve I had to deal with when I started my journey in 2014. You have the old relaxed hair at the top and the new natural growth coming in at the bottom. The point where they meet is the line of demarcation aka "the weakest point" of your hair. It is important to keep both parts deeply moisturized to prevent breakage.
Water will be your best friend followed up by an oil or a butter like shea butter or any heavy styling cream to help seal the hair cuticle and keep your hair moisturized. ALWAYS spritz your hair with water before combing and be careful about using heat. If you have to blow dry, make sure you use low heat. Deep condition often to keep the hair soft, manageable and hydrated.
Protective hairstyles come in handy when the two textures prove to be too much to deal with and you need a break. Braids, weaves, wigs, crotchet…etc will be your best friend. Protective styles prevent you from manipulating your hair too much, thus reducing the risk of breakage. The process is not always pretty, so cute accessories like scarves, bows beads, and flowers will help to distract others from your current hair struggle.
PATIENCE IS KEY. TAKE THE TIME TO LOVE YOUR HAIR AND LEARN WHAT WORKS FOR YOU.
Avocado oil is obtained from the pulp of the avocado fruit (also one of our faves, would you believe it?;) and is dark green in colour with a nutty smell. Our unrefined avocado oil is packed with unsaturated fats, fat soluble vitamins A D E and K and potassium making it great for both your hair and skin.
✨Avocado oil is rich in antioxidants including Vitamin E, which help fight free radicals. Free radicals put stress on the skin and accelerate its ageing.
✨It has unsaturated fats including omega 3 which is effective in protecting the skin against harmful UV rays from the sun, reducing the chance of you getting sun burnt.
✨Avocado oil is an excellent skin moisturiser that penetrates the skin deeply reducing dryness and increasing skin softeness without leaving your skin shiny.
✨You can mash the avocado pulp and mix it with some avocado oil to make a facial mask for skin treatment.
✨Saturated and monounsaturated fats in avocado oil easily penetrate the hair cuticle thereby providing support to and strengthening the hair fibre. Only Jojoba has a higher concentration of monounsaturated fatty acids than Avocado oil.
✨The high concentration of monounsaturated fibres helps to retain hair moisture inside the cuticle.
✨Avocado oil helps to revive hair that has been dried, damaged or weakened by styling, relaxing, heat-styling and even environmental pollution. So if you have split end or frizzy hair, avocado oils would be a great addition to your hair care regimen.
✨Avocado is a light oil so it is easily absorbed by the scalp and skin in general.
✨The combination and concentration of monounsaturated fatty acids, antioxidants (e.g. vitamin E) and phtosterols helps to nourish, protect hair, stimulate growth and unclog blocked follicles.
You can get our avocado oil by visiting any of our stockists or calling/texting/whatsapping us on 0707644851 or 0725466132.
Moringa oil, also known as Ben Oil is obtained from the seeds of the Moringa Tree also known as The Miracle Tree or The Tree of Life. It is characterized by a long shelf life due to it's high content of anti oxidants that act as preservatives, making it resistant to rancidity. In it's unrefined form, it is dark green in colour with a nutty smell.
✨Ben oil is an excellent moisturiser for skin due to its high content of omega 9 fatty acids. It's well absorbed into the skin leaving it moisturized but not oily.
✨Moringa oil pacifies dry skin and can be helpful in dry, irritated skin conditions like eczema and psoriasis.
✨It has skin healthy nutrients like vitamin A, which helps build collagen in the skin, vitamin C to help reduce fine lines and wrinkles, and the healing and anti-inflammatory benefits of vitamin E.
✨It works wonders in removing black heads and spots from your skin and in encouraging the healing of minor wounds and cuts.
✨It possesses anti-bacterial and anti-fungal properties and can protect the skin and scalp from various types of infections.
✨Due to its high concentration of Behenic acid, it's an excellent oil for making soaps and other cleansing products that remove dirt and oils. Behenic acid acts as a surfactant that helps cosmetic products foam better and as an emulsifier to allow oil and water to mix in solution.
✨It can carry fragrances and is used as a carrier oil for various essential oils. Due to this property it is used for commercially for effleurage to extract flower fragrance as it absorbs and retains scents.
✨As with other organic natural oils, Moringa oil is an excellent massage oil.
✨Can be used as a hot oil treatment that leaves the hair well moisturized and hair roots nourished.
✨Moringa oil is absorbed quickly into the scalp for fast relief of a dry and itchy scalp.
✨It nourishes weak, damaged hair, strengthening the hair shaft and reducing breakage.
✨Seals in moisture and regular use in your regimen will lead to noticeably softer hair.
✨Behenic acid found in Moringa oil is often used in hair conditioners and moisturizers. It is a conditioning agent that works to smooth out the hair follicle, reducing frizz.
✨To add a healthy shine to hair.
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Today on #FroTipTuesday we want to talk about split ends. What are they? We've all had variations of them.
Normal, healthy hair strands are covered and protected by a cuticle layer which also regulates the intake and release of moisture from the hair fibers.
Sometimes the hair fractures at the ends and starts splitting along the length.The split ends may include two,three and even more fragments and if left untreated can go all the way up to the roots and nobody wants that for their fro. It'll lead to fragile, brittle hair that breaks easy.
So how do you treat it? Visit your stylist or chop them off yourself. There is no way around it sisters..take the scissors and cut right above the damaged part. All other treatments are temporary.
-Protective Styling. Do styles that tuck away your ends and reduce incidences of rubbing against your clothes.The roll,tuck and pin has been working great for me. Braids, weaves and wigs come in handy too. We love the Marley braids buns and puff updos too. They are super cute.
-Keep your hair and especially your ends,which are the oldest part,very well moisturised throughout. A moisturised fro is a healthy,happy one.
-Seal your ends with a heavy oil or butter Examples are Black Castor Oil, Castor Oil, Avocado Oil or Shea, Mango and Cocoa Butters.
-Reduce over brushing and combing at the ends and using excessive heat on your kinks.
-Make sure you trim your ends on the regular when you notice your hair needs one.


Will sit on a bench or a cart and will be fairly clear to the audience by itself.
Does the level of the ocean rise or fall when a cannon ball is tossed overboard? A question of displacement.
We have three 20 oz. soda bottles, one filled with water, one filled with sand, and one filled with air. A spring scale shows the water-filled bottle to weigh approximately 6N in air, and nearly 0N when it is fully submerged in a large container of water. Since gravity is still acting on the bottle when it is submerged in the water, there must be a force of 6N pushing up on it. This is the buoyant force.
Archimedes' principle states that the buoyant force or upthrust is equal to the weight of fluid displaced. An object with equal mass but a lower density occupies more volume so displaces more water; it therefore experiences a greater upthrust.
Bernoulli's principle shows the velocity dependence of pressure in a fluid. Here, fast flowing air creates a zone of low pressure that holds a beach ball aloft.
Show why objects float in a prefered orientation and why one hull shape is more stable than another.
A random walk is a mathematical model for the movement of a particle that is under the influence of some random or stochastic mechanism that affects its direction of movement. Physical situations that can be described by random walks include diffusion and Brownian motion.
Three clear containers, about 10% full of water, and three immersion blenders are on the bench. Three students volunteer to mix air into water. To one container is added an egg white, and to another is added xantham gum. The students are met with varying levels of success.
Good containers are 1500 ml beakers. The xanthan gum is best hydrated before the demo, and added as a gel to the water. An equal mix of lecithin and xanthan gum also works.
An egg size piece of clear ice is dropped into a hot frying pan, with hissing and melting and steaming from solid to liquid to gas . An egg is carefully dropped into another hot frying pan, and it transforms from liquid to solid.
A small water bottle in the freezer overnight will freeze solid. Cutting off the plastic and breaking the ice with a hammer will generate the egg size piece of ice.
A brownie pan with two food safe thermocouples, one in the brownie batter and one in the air next to the pan, is put in a pre-heated oven, and the temperature profiles recorded and displayed.
Clean copper wire is used to make an armature for the thermcouple wires. Crimp the center of a 20 cm piece of 14 ga wire on the side of the baking pan. Bend loops at the ends of the copper wire to hold the thermocouple wire.
A volunteer puts her hands in oil and water in large beakers on thermostated hot plates, at about 60°C. The water beaker hand is removed almost instantly. The oil beaker hand can remain indefinitely.
The heat capacity of oil is about half that of water. Oil is thought of as hotter because it can be heated to higher temperatures than boiling water, but at the same temperature, water moves more heat into your hand than oil does.


While mostly related to the anti-tobacco campaigns taking place throughout the Northeast, these anti-vaping laws will definitely impact you if you vape.
In recent years, New York City has cracked down many things. One of them being the size of soda. Well, now the Big Apple has passed multiple anti-vaping laws. While mostly related to the anti-tobacco campaigns taking place throughout the Northeast, these laws will definitely impact you if you're a vaper in the big city.
First, businesses that sell cigarettes will be unable to sell vape products as well. Really fond of your neighborhood corner store? You're probably out of luck.
If a business does sell e-cigarettes, they must be licensed. Also, this license isn't transferable.
Pumped by the fact that you can find a quality vape shop just about anywhere on your commute route? Unfortunately, the number of vape shops in the city will be cut to half the current number.
Lastly, if you live in a building with less than 10 units, you will be unable to vape in common areas. If you're a proponent of smaller and quieter buildings, you've just been punished.
This legislation was back by New York City mayor Bill de Blasio, and touted as a package aimed at the tobacco-industry. While some of the legislation doesn't seem unreasonable, some parts will surely impact those who prefer vape products.
Unfortunately, this legislation was a package deal. Members of the city council were not able to vote on singular pieces of legislation, making this an "all-or-nothing" decision.
Laws do not often pass quickly, but this legislation did. On August 8th, the city's health committee unanimously approved the laws. The following day, the entire council voted on the package of legislation. This left very little time for organizations, businesses, and citizens to debate or enact any sort of change to the proposed laws.
While the legislative process proved to be effective (for once), the speed at which it passed didn't allow for any democratic conversation from opponents.
If you live in the city and use e-cigarettes, vape, own a business, or live in a small apartment building, these anti-vaping laws are going to have an impact on you. Luckily, there are a few things you can do to still enjoy your products of choice or run your business.
If you vape, don't worry about the shortage of vape shops. There are plenty of places online where you can purchase quality products that are delivered right to your door.
If you own a business and will be impacted by this legislation, learn everything you can. Talk to your city and state representatives. Apply for the proper licenses and complete all of the paper work thoroughly. It will take time, but it will ultimately be worth it to be an informed business owner.
Lastly, if these laws impact you, speak up! Change happens when people unite, seek answers, and are willing to reach a compromise.


Allstate Hot Chocolate 15k/5k is headed back to Chicago on November 3, 2019! Join us in Grant Park for a day you'll never forget! You can train, race, and celebrate with us all the way to the fabulous finish line!
Enjoy the beautiful sights of Chicago.


H2oTech is pleased to be exhibiting at the United States Committee on Irrigation and Drainage (USCID) Seventh International Conference on Irrigation and Drainage in Phoenix, Arizona. The conference theme is 'Using 21st Century Technology to Better Manage Irrigation Water Supplies.' A paper titled '"Spot" Measurements of Flow Rate Can Be "Good Enough" for California's Heightening Agricultural Measurement Requirements' will be presented on Thursday morning during Concurrent Session 2B from 10:30 a.m. – 12:00 noon. The paper summarizes an uncertainty analysis that supports a laboratory based SBx7-7 certification of the RemoteTracker system. We look forward to connecting with you in Phoenix.


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Viola Trinervata, or more commonly know as Rainier Violet, is a forb/herb (a forb/herb is a non-woody plant that is not a grass) of the genus Viola. Its duration is perennial which means it will grow year after year. Viola Trinervata or Rainier Violet's floral region is North America US Lower 48, specifically in the states of Oregon and Washington.


Every one has to retire some day. It is best to retire when one is at top of his career. Sachin's decision is timely and wise.
Sachin is a great cricketer and great human also, so good luck for his future.
Yes it is a wise decision to retire from IPL.
He should retire from IPL because he is 40 and he still plays for india in test matches so it is good for the indian cricket team so that he can play a bit longer for team india.
Sachin is already struggling with his physical fitness. So it will be better to retire from one form of cricket. He has rightly chosen IPL.
I agree!! He has still got tremendous energy. Hope he will play for some more years.
Next 5 years I think it is too much only in my wildest of my dreams he can play cricket for 5 more years.


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Federal judge dismisses tribes' suit over Flathead water
Tribes asked the court to affirm an 1855 treaty that reserved the water for their use
Federal judge dismisses tribes' suit over Flathead water Tribes asked the court to affirm an 1855 treaty that reserved the water for their use Check out this story on greatfallstribune.com: http://gftrib.com/1ScTvVu
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HELENA (AP) – A federal judge has refused to get involved in a fight over water rights between Native American tribes and non-tribal farmers and ranchers on a reservation in northwestern Montana.
U.S. District Court Judge Dana Christensen on Monday dismissed a lawsuit by the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes that asked the court affirm that an 1855 treaty reserves water flowing through the Flathead Indian Reservation for tribal use.
The court fight could be a moot point, Christensen wrote in his decision, if a water negotiation between the state, federal and tribal governments is ratified by the U.S. Congress.
"The CSKT Compact resolves tribal priority to the water at issue," Christensen wrote of the negotiation, which received the state's stamp of approval this legislative session. If the compact moves forward, he said the tribes' lawsuit would be needless because their rights are outlined in that agreement.
The order appeared to be a loss for the tribes, but their attorney said he believed otherwise.
Christensen wrote that the state courts are "duty-bound to follow federal law" regarding tribal water rights.
If the compact ultimately fails, attorney John Carter said that wording could go a long way to defend the claims the tribes are expected to register with the state in mid-June.
"The case was dismissed, but the court did a very good job of protecting the tribes' claims in the language itself," Carter said. "The reason the tribes filed this suit was the impression that the (state) courts were not following the federal law."
The Montana Attorney General's office had requested that the federal court dismiss the tribes' call for a proclamation of tribal water rights. Christensen upheld the attorney general's request, saying the disputed issue is best decided at the state level. The attorney general's office declined to comment on Christensen's decision.
The Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes responded this week to a separate complaint concerning the water compact.
Flathead County Republican Party Chair Jayson Peters contended in an April 7 complaint that the tribes violated state campaign laws by failing to report payments made to pro-compact lobbyists.
On Monday, the tribes argued in a letter to the Montana Commissioner of Political Practices that their grassroots lobbying efforts were not subject to reporting requirements that they wrote are "not particularly clear."
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Världsmästerskapen i Roadracing 1977 arrangerades av F.I.M. Säsongen bestod av elva Grand Prix i sex klasser: 500cc, 350cc, 250cc, 125cc, 50cc och Sidvagnar 500cc. Den inleddes 20 mars med Venezuelas Grand Prix och avslutades med Storbritanniens Grand Prix den 14 augusti.

För året fanns fyra nya VM-klasser som inte kördes tillsammans med Grand Prix-klasserna. F.I.M. gav den populära klassen för motorcyklar med en cylindervolym på max 750 kubikcentimeter VM-status under namnet Formula 750. Världens mest kända motorcykeltävling, Tourist Trophy på Isle of Man hade under flera år bojkottats av de flesta VM-förarna eftersom banan var för farlig. 1977 hade den slutligen tagits bort från Grand Prix-serien och ersatts av Storbritanniens Grand Prix på Silverstonebanan. F.I.M. ville dock behålla VM-status för TT-loppen och inrättade därför Formula TT i tre klasser, där segrarna på Isle of Man blev världsmästare.

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To even the most casual observer, it's obvious we are living in unparalleled and unprecedented political times. And, paradoxically, it is also a time we are experiencing low voter turnout — especially among younger generations.
In the last mid-term election (2014), only 21% of millennials voted, according to the Center for Information and Research on Civic Learning and Engagement. When about 80% of young voters choose not to participate in the election process, I feel there is a responsibility of CEOs and business leaders to do what is necessary to encourage full participation by our employees in exercising their right to vote.
Many of our political leaders today seem more interested in winning at all costs, sowing divisiveness among our citizens, and belittling each other at a time when we need to be working together to solve our large and exacerbating foundational problems. We have witnessed, over the last 50 years, what I consider a catastrophic failure in our political system and leaders. Their lack of leadership and inability to create bi-partisan solutions has left U.S. citizens with unsustainable levels of debt, an archaic and crumbling infrastructure, an ailing public education system, spiraling healthcare and higher education costs, as well as a planet that is getting warmer every year. Even if we worked together today to start solving these problems, it's not going to be easy. The difficulty level of solving them increases exponentially each year (and each congressional term) that political leaders choose to not work together in creating common sense solutions to these issues.
Sadly, it is the younger generations as well as their children and their grandchildren who are going to bear the brunt and the responsibility, and incur the cost of political mismanagement of the last half century. So, 21% participation isn't good enough. We have to do better.
At Centro, we enacted a new policy this week where we are making Election Day in the U.S. and Canada a national holiday going forward. For all national election days, our employees are getting a half-day paid time-off so they have the requisite time, space and freedom to vote. In the U.S., our employees will be taking this on November 6, 2018. In Canada, employees will do this on October 21, 2019, for its next election. Our goal is 100% participation of our employees.
Importantly, Centro is not making any references or inferences to our employees on "who" they should vote for or what issues they should vote "for" or "against." Our company is only asking that each employee votes and that they vote their conscience. They can vote for whomever they feel best represents them and their values. And they should vote for the person they feel will make the best decisions to put our local, state and federal governments on a better, and more positive, track going forward.
Centro is not the only one that has this perspective on civic and corporate duty, and so we are asking, and encouraging, our peer companies in Chicago, in the U.S., in Canada, in media and in technology to join us in making Election Day an official national holiday. The strength of our country and our economy are critical to creating a positive business environment and we need responsible and pragmatic political leadership working together to help us continue to grow and flourish. A great way to show government the power of teamwork is for businesses to unite in giving employees time to vote on Election Day.
Shawn Riegsecker is founder and CEO of Centro.
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High density housing on the rise
New developments transforming Savannah's neighborhoods
By Jessica Leigh Lebos
More than a year after it was approved by City Council, One West Victory has finally broken its first ground.
A crane flew an American flag last week at the ceremony heralding the official start of the $25 million mixed use project at the site of the former Savannah Ice Company property. At 124,000 square feet, One West Victory includes the renovation of the iconic buildings between Bull and Whitaker along Victory Drive and will also blanket the corner with new construction for 114 multi-bedroom apartment units.
Estimates of the number of new residents — likely but not limited to students — are between 335 and 350.
City officials and developers break ground at One West Victory.
Before the project was introduced to the Metropolitan Planning Commission last May, residents from the nearby neighborhood associations of Ardsley Park, Thomas Square and Metropolitan expressed concern about how the increase would affect their property values and quality of life. Jamestown Properties, the Atlanta-based real estate magnate behind high-profile successes in New York and Atlanta, responded by holding three public meetings before it went before the MPC.
Known for its knack in reviving languishing properties to their former economic and community vitality, Jamestown wooed residents with its commitment to LEED-certified building practices, generous greenspaces and thoughtful commercial planning and has garnered celebrity chef Hugh Acheson to head the new restaurant that will open in the 19th-century red brick building. Wide sidewalks and bike racks promise to keep things pedestrian and bicycle-focused at what will be a locus point for several neighborhoods.
"We're excited to be partnering with the local community to deliver a dynamic, student-focused residential community to the historic Starland neighborhood," says Katharine Kelley, Jamestown's Managing Director of Development and Construction.
A rendering of One West Victory shows historic buildings incorporated into new construction.
Though some discontent remains regarding the scale of the four-story parking garage that will border the railroad tracks on the west side of Bull Street, public reception has been mostly positive. Construction is expected to be completed by next summer, and the restaurant will open its doors in spring 2015.
Also bringing new life to a faded landscape is the construction of The Savannah Lofts at the corner of East Broad and 39th Streets. Featuring 36 one-bedroom, two-story apartments with hardwood floors, stainless appliances and off-street parking, the units are meant to cater to Savannah's ever-increasing student population as well as young professionals. The developers have also partnered with the city to revamp the streetscape with improved lighting, new trees and a linear park that will run along the front side of the apartments.
Once a thriving commercial hub that contained Rex's restaurant and Weiner Grocery Store, this stretch of East Broad hasn't seen much action in the last 20 years. The Savannah Lofts development has been in the works since 2000, the days when Michael Brown was the city manager and this part of town had fallen into deep neglect. Owners Fred Krinsky and Bill Hall were able to buy up 14 contiguous properties, with a vision that includes the lofts as well as restaurants and other commercial use.
The future Savannah Lofts on East Broad Street.
"We came into the neighborhood during a down cycle...lots of crime, blight, poverty and vacant houses. But it is a great neighborhood, great architecture, great people, beautiful trees and the heart of Savannah," writes Krinsky on the Savannah Lofts website. "Our job is to live up to the expectations we have created and to be a constructive, positive part of the neighborhood."
The Savannah Lofts has also secured HUD funding; each unit will rent for $750 in accordance to the fair market value assessment for affordable housing. Original plans called for a Family Dollar to be built in conjunction with the project, but residents of nearby Baldwin Park rejected that idea.
To keep in line with their elevated vision of the area, Krinsky and his associates are now bringing in former 700 Drayton chef Michael Semancik to open a taqueria in the Shiv's convenience store currently across the street from the new lofts.
"At different points in history it has been a commercial district of its own," says Harley Krinsky, the developer also renovated the commercial strip on Habersham that includes Al-Salaam Deli. "Bringing it back will be great for the whole area."
Both the apartments and the taqueria are scheduled for move-in by September 1.
Also expected to be ready for new residents this fall is Avenues on 61st, the controversial development near Habersham Village. Chance Partners submitted site plans to the MPC last March for the 32 4-bedroom units in accordance to existing zoning for the property, which did not require a variance that would have alerted nearby property owners that 128 more people would be moving into the neighborhood.
After construction began this spring, it became evident that the project was being leased by the individual bedroom for $610 a month. This was not revealed on the original site plan and changed the zoning classification from multi-family to rooming house, increasing the current parking requirements. The Olin Heights Neighborhood Association brought the oversight to city officials, protesting rent-by-the-room policy as well as the project's massive scale.
The developers claim they were not aware that Avenues on 61st violated zoning ordinances and have changed the leasing agreements to conform with city code. In a letter dated May 16, City Manager Stephanie Cutter has also demanded that the developers address issues associated with noise, light pollution, a tree buffer and on-site management, though there is no mention of mitigating the project's excessive height.
Avenues on 61st has no commercial component, though overflow parking is expected to be taken up by Habersham Village as well as on surrounding streets.
Chance Partners could not be reached for comment, but representatives are slated to address concerns at a public meeting with residents and city officials this Wednesday, June 5 at 6pm at the Whitfield Methodist Church on 55th Street at Waters Avenue.
"They can change the wording on the leases, but that doesn't fix the fact that there are going to be too many people and too many cars in too small a space," says Richard Bartels, president of the Olin Heights Neighborhood Association.
"But it's here now, and we've going to have to figure out how to live with it."
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OK, I am a new blogger but, I definitely have enough experience in design to know that eclectic with class is huge. With this sculpture, it would add that eclectic twist to any decor.
This piece is by Lamberty in London. It is on sale for $8700.00!
Yeah, at that rate, I would love it, but unfortunately, it won't be making an appearance in my living room anytime soon. I am right now in search for something more economical for one of my projects.


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Every issue we'll compare Fort McMurray to another town or city in Canada. The facts will be quirky, off the wall, and quite interesting, just like YMM-ers!
How does YMM stack up against… Vancouver
Fort McMurray will be holding the 2015 Western Canada Games. Vancouver held some Winter games back in 2010. I can't remember what they were called but I suppose they win this one. Only just.
They have a much bigger selection of restaurants. Hell they have so many to choose from they probably have more restaurants than we have pickup trucks. That's a lot of restaurants.
Nobody knows how many restaurants there are in Vancouver. Nobody goes to them because Vancouver has no parking.
Nobody goes to out to eat in Fort McMurray either. It's not because we have no parking, yet. We have no restaurants.
Moving on. Number of riots in Vancouver over hockey? One more than Fort McMurray. Number of times their city's top hockey team has won the top available trophy? One less than Fort McMurray.
Read this and see which city it's about. "The problem is the accommodation is so expensive, there isn't enough of it and nobody can afford it." It's about Vancouver. In Fort McMurray, it's expensive, but we can afford it.
Median household income for Vancouver $70,000. Fort McMurray? $170,000. (2010 figures, so it's even suckier to be a Vancouverite now.)
Number of beaches? Yeah, ok. Vancouver is slightly ahead on this.
Sushi restaurants per capita. Fort McMurray wins at 5 per 100,000. Vancouver is 4.2.
Scummy parts of town to score drugs? We used to have the pavement outside Diggers until they knocked it down. Vancouver has a whole downtown section devoted to the business.
The Vancouver Metropolitan area has a population of 3,000,000. The Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo has a population of 100,000. Back when Vancouver had a population more like ours, an English newspaper wrote that Vancouver and British Columbia was not worth keeping and should never have been inhabited at all. We think that's a bit harsh, and when we incorporate BC into Alberta we'll demand an apology.
In 1901, on June 23, there was snow in South Vancouver. There was no snow in Fort McMurray that day which just goes to show that we're the better place to live.
Alcohol in Vancouver is subject to a Provincial sales tax of 10 per cent. Alcohol in Fort McMurray isn't.
Vancouver is the birthplace of Greenpeace. There's no rebuttal. I just want that in your mind next time you visit there and meet a BC bunnyhugger.
The last overpopulation of rabbits in Vancouver meant the vets worked overtime spaying, neutering, and releasing. Were that to happen in Alberta, the butchers would be working overtime skinning, jointing, and saying, "That's right ma'am, carrots are good with cassoulet."
West Vancouver is one of the most expensive places in Canada to live. So is Fort McMurray.
Vancouver has the second largest film industry in North America. But Fort McMurray has Toddske and Tito.
Vancouver has the mildest climate in Canada. During the winter olympics they had to truck in snow… wouldn't have happened in Fort McMurray, Olympics organizers. In case you want it done properly next time, call Kim Rizzi. When she's done with the Western Canada games, she'll get right on that.
It's about honours even until you measure attitude. One place has the rudest, most obnoxious, and self-righteous people in Canada and the other is Fort McMurray. Sorry Vancouver, you lose.
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My twelve-year-old daughter was recently backed up against a wall at school by someone much taller and heavier than her—that classic pose with one hand against the wall behind her head, body leaning into her as he talked, running his other hand through his hair, acting so cool. She did not feel like she was in any danger, but she did not like the feeling of being trapped there.
So back home in the safety of our kitchen, we practiced different strategies for what she could do if it ever happened again. She could push him back with two hands. She could casually take one step away from the wall. She could even point, "Look, over there!" She does not need to make a big deal out of it, but practicing these small adjustments empowers her to discretely shift control of the situation.
Figuring this out may be more complicated for Asian American girls and women because they live at such a crossroads of different stereotypes and expectations—for Asians, Americans, Asian Americans, Asian American girls, Asian American women, girls and women, daughters, partners, etc.— many of which are contradictory. Talking about race is not enough, nor is talking about gender. We need to talk about both. In addition, parents may not want to talk about it or may not know how.
Protect and monitor your online identity.
Watch your drink. Do not get completely out-of-control drunk in public.
Always travel with a friend and watch out for each other. Always let someone know where you are and who you are with. Keep an eye out for escape routes before you need them.
Be aware of how others may perceive you. Do not let their misperceptions drive you, but understand that sometimes people never get past the mask or stereotype they perceive. Sometimes these stereotypes can be used to your advantage. Other times you have to project the "real you" twice as loudly to overcome the mask.
Do not do the opposite of what your parents say just to be contrary. They may be old and out of touch, but they want the best for you. Try to understand.
Learn self-defense, martial arts, or dance. Walk briskly with your head held high. How you carry yourself goes a long way.
Do not worry so much about being nice, rehearse those responses that you find embarrassing.
Then, as if on cue, Texts from Hillary Clinton to the rescue. Wow, is she badass. I want to be badass like that when I grow up.
I love learning from our feisty elders. Mary Kamidoi of the Japanese American Citizens League recently spoke at my daughter's high school about her experiences during the Japanese American internment during World War II. She speaks starkly about the conditions, indignities, and costs of the internment, but she follows up with a very strong message to young people to stand up and speak out against bullying and harassment. She has no patience for people who meekly submit "nicey-nicey" because they think it is their culture (gaman in Japanese), and she demonstrates over and over again the strength that grows when one takes the time to speak out and educate others. Total Badass.
Frances Kai-Hwa Wang is a second-generation Chinese American from California who now divides her time between Michigan and the Big Island of Hawaii. She is a contributor for New America Media's Ethnoblog, Chicagoistheworld.org, PacificCitizen.org, and InCultureParent.com. She is a popular speaker on Asian Pacific American and multicultural issues. Check out her Web site at franceskaihwawang.com, her blog at franceskaihwawang.blogspot.com, and she can be reached at fkwang888@gmail.com.


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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) banned Darvocet and related medications in 2010 because they contain a painkiller from the 1950s called propoxyphene. They were banned due to their propensity to cause heart damage and sudden death.
In fact, one physician referred to propoxyphene itself as "the worst drug in history."
The propoxyphene component of Darvocet is an opioid, which is why it remains a drug of abuse. However, people who use it recreationally can get addicted and experience a host of ruinous health effects in addition to the ones mentioned above.
Read on to learn more about Darvocet addiction, which can be utterly devastating, and why professional addiction treatment is crucial.
Darvocet is comprised of propoxyphene and acetaminophen and is prescribed to treat mild to moderate pain. According to MedicineNet, while Darvocet works as a pain reliever and cough suppressant, it is weaker than opioids like morphine, codeine, and hydrocodone.
While its exact mechanism of action is not known, evidence suggests that Darvocet stimulates opioid receptors in the brain. When users take it, they experience increased tolerance to pain, sedation, and slowed breathing.
The acetaminophen in Darvocet acts as a pain reliever and fever reducer. Acetaminophen elevates a user's tolerance to pain.
Before it was banned in the U.S., Darvocet was available in tablet form. Even then, there were prohibitions on its use. The recommended adult dose is one to two tablets every 4 hours as needed for pain relief. Plus, a dose should not exceed six 100 mg propoxyphene/650 mg acetaminophen tablets or twelve 50 mg/325 mg tablets in 24 hours.
According to Drugs.com, adults should not take more than 1 gram (1000 mg) of acetaminophen per dose or 4 grams (4000 mg) per day. When users take excessive doses of Darvocet, they not only subject themselves to possible addiction and heart issues, excessive amounts of acetaminophen can result in liver damage. Besides those health complications, regular use comes with a host of side effects.
THE SIGNS OF DARVOCET ADDICTION
Sometimes, it is difficult to tell whether someone has a growing addiction to a substance. Normally, the behaviors and effects of a growing addiction can appear as isolated events. However, when you know what to look for, a pattern that indicates addiction can emerge. That pattern comes through behaviors, effects, and symptoms.
When addiction is present, it means that a person exhibits compulsive behavior toward obtaining and using their drug of choice. Normally, they will seek out and abuse a drug in the face of adverse consequences, whether that is a worsening health condition or a legal problem. According to RxList.com, the following are the side effects that occur with regular Darvocet use:
When an addiction to a substance is present, a user will begin to exhibit certain behaviors that indicate a looming issue.
Healthline reports that when a person declines into addiction, they will display:
A lack of control, or an inability to abstain from a substance or behavior
Decreased socialization, marked by abandoning social commitments or ignoring personal relationships
Indifferent behavior toward the dangers of their use like ignoring risk factors associated with that drug
Physical effects, like withdrawal symptoms or the need for a higher dose for the desired effect
Some other telltale signs of addiction, according to Healthline, include:
Showing a lack of interest in hobbies or activities that used to be important
Neglecting relationships with friends and/or family or reacting negatively to those closest to you
Neglecting or missing important obligations like work or school
Participating in risky behavior to obtain drugs or continuing to display certain behaviors
Ignoring the negative consequences of their actions
Exhibiting a marked change in sleeping patterns that result in chronic fatigue
Being increasingly secretive about their whereabouts or lying about the amount of drugs used or how their time is spent
DARVOCET WITHDRAWAL SYMPTOMS
As with other opioids, abruptly stopping your use of Darvocet is not recommended. Doing so can result in a range of painful and uncomfortable withdrawal symptoms. The best course of action is to taper off this medication under a doctor's supervision. Otherwise, you will subject yourself to withdrawal effects like:
Feeling like things are crawling under the skin
Do any of the signs, side effects, or withdrawal symptoms mentioned above sound familiar? Do you believe that you or a loved one is in the throes of a Darvocet addiction? If you suspect this is the case, the best way to treat this dangerous condition is by seeking out the services of a professional treatment center.
HOW PROFESSIONAL TREATMENT CAN HELP YOU
A professional treatment program can offer you a safe and effective process that rids your body of the addictive substance. It treats the underlying issues of your addiction and provides the education, skills, and counseling that equips you to live a meaningful life as a newly sober individual.
Because Darvocet addiction can bring an array of life-threatening effects, a professional treatment program becomes vital to your overall health and well-being. In essence, it can be life-saving.
A reputable treatment program begins with medical detox, where a medical team will wean you off the drug and treat any withdrawal symptoms that arise. In a detox protocol, you are provided 24-hour managed care and supervision.
In addition to undergoing detox, a clinician will help tailor a drug treatment program that meets your particular needs. They will assess your overall health and drug use history to cultivate the best plan to help you achieve sustainable recovery.
After detox, you can get treatment that addresses the mental and emotional aspects of addiction — the "why" behind your addiction — through residential or outpatient treatment.
Residential treatment is best for severe cases of addiction and polysubstance abuse, which occurs when two or more substances are abused. A residential program allows a client to reside at the treatment facility temporarily while they get comprehensive therapy and care on a full-time basis.
The length of a residential program can range between 30 and 90 days. However, the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) recommends a 90-day stay to maximize treatment effectiveness.
If your clinician determines that your case is mild, you could be recommended for outpatient treatment, which still grants you access to therapy and care, but on a part-time basis. The benefit of outpatient is that you can live independently and attend to your daily obligations without having to put your life on hold.
After your treatment is completed, access to recovery communities like a 12-step program or SMART Recovery® is available. Communities like these provide support, mentorship, and inspiration. They are also empowering, giving their members the push they need to pursue lasting recovery.
HOW DANGEROUS IS DARVOCET?
There's a reason the FDA announced that it was pulling Darvocet and other medications like it from off the shelves. It was announced that scientific evidence proved that these prescription painkillers could damage the heart, even at recommended doses, or cause fatal cardiac abnormalities, according to this ABC Newsreport.
"The drug's effectiveness in reducing pain is no longer enough to outweigh the drug's serious potential heart risks," declared an FDA official. According to that same ABC News report, a watchdog organization estimated that hundreds of Americans have died from Darvocet and related medications between 2005 and 2010.
So Darvocet abuse can not only bring about deleterious addiction and death, but the propoxyphene component can also generate overdose symptoms such as:
Slow, labored, or shallow breathing or no breathing
Pinprick pupils
Heart rhythm disturbances
No breathing
Muscle damage from being immobile while in a coma
Blue fingernails or lips
Jaundice (turning yellow)
Spasms of the stomach or intestines (abdominal cramps)
As mentioned above, acetaminophen overdose can result in liver failure. Overdose from Darvocet can result in respiratory depression or death as well. If you suspect that you or a loved one has overdosed, seek medical attention immediately, or call 9-1-1.
Darvocet Abuse Statistics
According to Public Citizen, a nonprofit consumer advocacy organization, 1,000 to 2,000 or more people in the U.S. died from using propoxyphene products like Darvocet between 2005 and 2010.
Propoxyphene drugs like Darvocet were responsible for nearly 400 deaths in the state of Florida alone, between 2005 and 2009, according to Public Citizen.
At the time the FDA officially banned Darvocet, an estimated 10 million people in the U.S. were taking it.
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DeNoon, D. J. (2010, November 19). Darvon, Darvocet Banned. from https://www.webmd.com/pain-management/news/20101119/darvon-darvocet-banned#1
Drugs.com. (n.d.). Darvocet: Uses, Dosage, Side Effects & Warnings. from https://www.drugs.com/darvocet.html
Gandey, A. (2011, February 02). Physicians Say Good Riddance to 'Worst Drug in History'. from https://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/736718
MedlinePlus.gov. (n.d.). Propoxyphene overdose: MedlinePlus Medical Encyclopedia. from https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/002537.htm
Ogbru, O. (n.d.). Propoxyphene/acetaminophen (Darvocet): Uses, Side Effects & Dosage. from https://www.medicinenet.com/propoxyphene_and_acetaminophen/article.htm
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RxList.com. (n.d.). Common Side Effects of Darvocet-N (Propoxyphene Napsylate and Acetaminophen) Drug Center. from https://www.rxlist.com/darvocet-n-side-effects-drug-center.htm
Staff, N. (2010, November 22). Manufacturer Removes Propoxyphene Products From Market at FDA's Request. from https://www.aafp.org/news/health-of-the-public/20101122propoxyphenewithdrawn.html
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"Counting Sheep." Each night in December from 11:57 to Midnight, screens will be taken over by soothing scenes of Wyoming landscapes.
David Rockwell's interactive light installation has descended on the waterfront atrium to set the mood for the holiday season. Visitors are invited to send wishes into the world through the act of touching one of the three "wishing stations." When touched, the station cycles through a palette of festive colors, and upon release, each wish materializes as a burst of color traveling through the beautiful canopy of 647 suspended cubic LED lanterns!
Bring the whole family to enjoy Madison Square Park's epic Christmas Tree, then take a jaunt through the life-sized Gingerbread Village. Open every day (times vary), the candy-coated homes will include programming and giveaways, making each day to visit a treat.
This semi-clandestine show brings together artist in new media, light art, and installation alongside movement-based performers, live musicians, and DJs. The location will be announced when you purchase a ticket!
Artist and Whitney Biennial curator Grabner's new body of work looks like intricately woven afghans suspended in the air. See how she's actually using cast bronze to give a new look at domestic objects.
Wood and plaster are transformed into organic, supple shapes in the hands of sculptor Fels. Her new exhibition creates a mystical installation throughout the gallery.
Get a winter sampling of some of the innovative Brooklyn gallery's top artists, with multi-media work by Michelle Blade, Langdon Graves, Casey Gray, Damien Hoar de Galvan, Erin M. Riley, Derek Weisberg, and Jake Scharbach.
My favorite performance/art/party group CHERYL is back with an all-encompassing arty dance party that favors glitter and sweat over selfies. This time around, neck ruffles are in (think clowns, queens, the Renaissance, and the IKEA children's department). Since 2008, CHERYL has been the dance party that will ruin your life!


With the significant defeat of Measure S and the approval of a sales tax increase to fund mass transit, there is a clear statement about urban planning for the "new" Los Angeles. Access to transit, streetscapes and a pedestrian culture are the new driving forces. What does this mean as we look to build the "Third LA"?


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Little League® Family Legacy: Astros George Springer and His Sisters Nicole and Lena Follow Parents Path to Success on the Diamond
George Springer III is a standout young talent who has people buzzing in Houston and beyond, after he helped the Astros advance to the 2015 MLB Playoffs for the first time in 10 years. But he might not even be the most accomplished Springer in the sport.
It's hard to imagine a family with more baseball and softball accomplishments than the Springers. The patriarch, George Springer Jr. used his experience playing in the 1976 Little League Baseball® World Series with Forestville Little League from Bristol, Conn., to ignite a passion that has led the Springer family to be one of the most decorated baseball and softball families in the world.
George Jr. and his wife, Laura (who played softball growing up in Simsbury, Conn., and later became a competitive gymnast), raised their three children in New Britain, Conn. All of them starting their playing days at Walicki Little League, where George Jr. became League President in 1997, later being named to the Little League® International Advisory Board, which he served on from 2000 to 2003. Those three children, daughters, Nicole and Lena, along with, George III, have gone on to have great success in their sports, playing for national teams and NCAA Division 1 programs.
Little League recently caught up with the Springer siblings, and here's what they had to say about Little League:
George Springer III
Starting right fielder for the Houston Astros; 2011 Big East Player of the Year and All-American at the University of Connecticut; member of the 2010 Team USA College Team.
"I remember just about everything from my Little League experience. It was awesome. I got a chance to play on [high-quality] fields and stadiums as a kid. We got to play under the lights and have fun playing the game. It is fun to know that my sisters and I were all in the same league, representing our town, getting a shot to play. My advice for Little Leaguers is to enjoy it. Have fun playing this great game. Enjoy every second of it. The game, as you get older, it gets harder. But the most important thing is that you have fun."
Nicole Springer
Assistant Coach for the Southern Connecticut State University softball team; 4-year All-Conference performer as a collegian and graduate of Central Connecticut State in 2013; member of the 2012 Puerto Rico National Softball Team.
"I loved Little League, and I am still in contact with all the girls I played with. We had a 9/10 All-Star team that didn't make it far, but we had fun. We played on a field that we called 'the hole' because it appeared like it was down in a hole because of a hill. But it was the only field that had lights, so we would all go down there. People would bring food. It was the thing to do on Friday nights. I went there last year with my mom, and that memory sticks."
Lena Springer
Junior pitcher for the Ohio State University Buckeyes softball team. Played as a freshman at the University of Central Florida and competed in the 2014 NCAA College Softball Tournament; member of the 2013 Puerto Rico Junior National Softball Team.
"Little League was my first love. I had dreams of being where I am now when I played Little League Softball, and when I go through a tough workout, I think of me as a 7-year-old, wanting to be where I am, and it pushes me through. If it wasn't for Little League, I would not have the opportunities I have now to travel the country, and meet so many people. Little League is so much more than just putting a kid out there with a glove and bat, it's about development as a player and person. Little League has had a tremendous impact on my life, and I am forever grateful for the experience."
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The NM Political Report (http://nmpoliticalreport.com/tag/raul-torrez/)
Raul Torrez
Bernalillo County District Attorney
After failed indictments on sexual assault charges, father tries to rebuild family, career
By Andy Lyman | February 11, 2019
In the late afternoon of August 30, 2017, Jessica Lowther was on the phone with her husband, Adam. Recently back from a routine business trip, Adam called to say he was headed home from work and would take their two young children to their taekwondo lessons. During that call, Jessica answered a knock on her front door. A handful of Bernalillo County Sheriff's officers and at least one investigator from the Children Youth and Families Department stood at her door. A female officer said they needed to do a welfare check on the two Lowther children.
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Gun control debate restarts in NM Legislature
By Andrew Oxford, Santa Fe New Mexican | January 25, 2019
Legislators are pressing ahead with a slate of gun control bills that would require background checks for virtually all firearm sales and add to the categories of offenders who would be prohibited from possessing a gun at all. Proponents argue these bills will close loopholes and help keep guns out of the hands of those who have committed violent crimes or are in crisis. But critics argue the laws will prove unenforceable, ineffective and will undermine the right to bear arms.
The measures come with a sense of urgency after mass shootings around the country and in New Mexico have spurred calls for tighter limits on obtaining firearms.
But even with Democrats holding a 46-24 majority in the House, any major gun control measures will face opposition as well as wary moderates. In turn, Democrats are focusing on a few sets of policies they argue are effective enough to win support for finally passing a bill after years of watching legislation be watered down or blocked altogether. Instead of calling for bans on so-called bump stocks or high-capacity magazines, lawmakers so far are focusing on expanding background checks and tightening limits on the rights of domestic violence offenders to possess guns.
Emails show prosecutors misled public about plea deal with former Martinez cabinet secretary
By Justin Horwath and Jeff Proctor, New Mexico In Depth and the Santa Fe Reporter | April 13, 2018
Assistant District Attorney Joshua Boone wanted to reassure his boss. A political blogger was raising questions in early February about why the DA's office had agreed to plead Ryan Flynn's aggravated DWI charge, leveled after a May 20, 2017 traffic stop, down to careless driving. Flynn, one of the state's most influential powerbrokers, was Gov. Susana Martinez' former Environment Department secretary, and now heads up the New Mexico Oil and Gas Association. This story originally appeared in the Santa Fe Reporter and New Mexico In Depth and is reprinted with permission. In a Feb.
How one influential NM powerbroker might have escaped a drunken driving charge
By Justin Horwath and Jeff Proctor, New Mexico In Depth and the Santa Fe Reporter | February 28, 2018
Just after midnight on May 20, Albuquerque Police Officer Joshua Montaño saw a luxury sedan veer into a turn bay blocked off by bright orange traffic barrels before it pulled back over a solid divider line onto an Interstate 25 frontage road. Montaño flipped on his emergency police lights and the 2004 Infiniti stopped in the parking lot of the Marriott Pyramid, a high-end hotel in Northeast Albuquerque. A veteran DWI cop who has conducted hundreds of drunken driving investigations, Montaño approached the vehicle on foot. He was armed with a slew of additional information gleaned from a police service aide and a concerned citizen: The Infiniti's driver had swerved numerous times traveling northbound from downtown Albuquerque, he'd delayed proceeding through a green light by 10 seconds, he'd driven 10 mph under the posted speed limit, and he'd done it all with his headlights turned off. In the driver's seat of the car was Ryan Flynn, 39, Gov. Susana Martinez' former cabinet secretary of the New Mexico Environment Department, who left that job in 2016 to become executive director of the New Mexico Oil and Gas Association.
Adrian Carver
Supporters rally for LGBTQ-friendly club
By Joey Peters | April 9, 2017
One week after a Nob Hill nightclub was subjected to homophobic attacks, a group of supporters rallied Sunday morning to support Albuquerque Social Club. Anthony Montaño, who manages the LGBTQ-friendly club, told NM Political Report the harassment began Saturday, April 1, when the club received four threatening phone calls. The next day, Montaño said the harassment continued and the club's door staffer "felt threatened enough to call the police."
That evening, two club staffers saw two cars pull up into the parking lot as they were leaving from work. Each car brandished guns, Montaño said, and fired a total of three shots into the air. The staffers ran inside and called the police.
2nd Judicial District Attorney
DA will not retry officers in Boyd shooting
Bernalillo County District Attorney Raul Torrez announced Friday afternoon his office would not reopen the case against former Albuquerque Police Department officers Dominique Perez and Keith Sandy. The announcement came almost three months after Torrez took office and two months after he announced a special task force of prosecutors would review the case. In a press conference Torrez said both the task force and two attorneys from his office came to the same conclusion—that there was no evidence to show that a new trial would result in a new outcome. "There is no reason to believe the case against officers Sandy and Perez could be tried better or more exhaustively at a second trial or that a second jury could reach a different outcome than the first," Torrez told reporters. The decision to not prosecute signals the end to a nearly-two year legal battle.
New Mexico Legislature, Congress diverging on gun sales checks
By Steve Terrell | The New Mexican | February 4, 2017
A House committee on Saturday advanced a bill that would expand required background checks to include most gun purchases in New Mexico. After a hearing that lasted more than three hours, the Consumer and Public Affairs Committee voted 3-1 along party lines in favor of House Bill 50, sponsored by Rep. Stephanie Garcia Richard, D-Los Alamos. The committee's action mirrored that of a Senate panel that last week approved an identical proposal, Senate Bill 48. While the New Mexico Legislature is moving toward expanding mandatory background checks, Congress is heading in the other direction. The U.S. House of Representatives last week voted 235-180 to scuttle an Obama-era rule requiring background checks for gun purchases by some Social Security recipients with mental disabilities.
Dominique Perez
Incoming DA announces panel to look at retrying case in James Boyd shooting
By Andy Lyman | December 20, 2016
Two weeks before he takes office, incoming District Attorney Raul Torrez announced he had formed a team of prosecutors that will review a high-profile officer shooting case in Albuquerque. The goal is to determine whether to prosecute the case again. Torrez will officially take office as the 2nd Judicial District attorney next month, but on Tuesday said he already convened a group of seven district attorneys from around the state to review the controversial case involving Keith Sandy and Dominque Perez. Sandy and Perez were Albuquerque police officers who were charged with the death of homeless camper James Boyd. The first trial ended in a hung jury.
Albuquerque Newsdesk
Murder charge against one ex-APD officer dropped
By Dennis Domrzalski | ABQ Free Press | November 28, 2016
Special Prosecutor Randi McGinn on Monday dismissed the second-degree murder charge against former Albuquerque police officer Dominique Perez, who was accused of fatally shooting homeless camper James Boyd in March 2014. McGinn filed a one-page motion in state District Court in Albuquerque to dismiss the case "without prejudice," which means that incoming District Attorney Raul Torrez could refile the charge if he chooses to after he takes office on Jan. 1. McGinn said she couldn't comment on why she dismissed the charge against Perez, but she did add that the second-degree murder charge against former officer Keith Sandy remained in place and that Torrez will have to decide on whether to retry Sandy. McGinn said she spoke last week with Perez's attorney, Luis Robles, about her intent to dismiss the charge against his client.
Protesters block traffic after hung jury in ex-APD officers' trial
By Matthew Reichbach | October 12, 2016
Protesters, disappointed with a mistrial in the case of two Albuquerque police officers, blocked traffic, chanted and had a few tense moments with police Wednesday night in downtown Albuquerque. The protesters, under 100 at the peak and almost a quarter that by the end of the protest hours later, began at the 2nd Judicial District courthouse, before marching to the police station. After returning to the courthouse, protesters briefly clashed with police wearing tactical gear. Reporters saw pushing and shoving between the two groups. Police eventually got protesters to retreat to the sidewalk next to the courthouse without any arrests.
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It has been an extremely busy month. The Club Championship, The Oppenheimer Bowl and The Invitational have all been and gone and this week has seen our Summer aeration. The course in general has been performing well during all competitions and also with the Summer heat. At present the course has the beautiful golden scorched look from the summer drought and it is at these time Temple is at its best visually.
This aeration week has been very successful, both greens and approaches received a verticut, a heavy topdress and then a 12mm solid tine down to 60mm depth, this is to help filter the thatch below the top 20mm and aid with water percolation. Finally a further sand dressing was applied to the greens and approaches to fully fill all aeration holes. The greens will naturally be playing at 80% of normal playing performance this weekend due to the aeration, however they will be back at 100% performance levels for the following weekend.
During this last week there has also been numerous improvements around the course and clubhouse, the 1st path has been extended down to the Willie Park Jnr tee and then a fan created at the end to give a far better spread of wear and tear during the winter, the 1st path now creates a far more professional feel for the first impressions of Temple. Also, the car park has been re white lined as well as new plant screens added to the rear patio for health and safety purposes whilst also creating a sense of individual space.
The Scratch Championship and the Ladies Open are our two next competition so the next two weeks will be a steady build up to the up and coming competitions.


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Q: Extracting message from URL and display it HTML I have this http://localhost/resume/Template/index.html?msg=Message%20Sent%20Successfully
how do I extract the message "Message Sent Successfully and display it in this form
<form action="send_form_email.php" name="contactForm" method="post">
    //I want to display the message here

E-mail

        <input type="email" class="textfield" name="email" placeholder="Your e-mail address" />

Message

        <textarea class="textarea" name="message" rows="3" placeholder="Your message"></textarea>

    <input id="submit" name="submit" type="submit" value="Submit">
</form>

A: This should echo the GET variable:
<?php echo urldecode($_GET['msg']); ?>

A: If you need to do it in php (note that there is no security check for XSS)
<form action="send_form_email.php" name = "contactForm" method="post">
                    <?php echo urldecode($_GET['msg']); ?>

E-mail

<input type="email" class="textfield" name="email" placeholder="Your e-mail address" />

Message

<textarea class="textarea" name="message" rows="3" placeholder="Your message"></textarea>

                    <input id="submit" name="submit" type="submit" value="Submit">
</form>

else in js
function getParameterByName(name) {
    name = name.replace(/[\[]/, "\\[").replace(/[\]]/, "\\]");
    var regex = new RegExp("[\\?&]" + name + "=([^&#]*)"),
        results = regex.exec(location.search);
    return results === null ? "" : decodeURIComponent(results[1].replace(/\+/g, " "));
}
var msg = getParameterByName('msg');
$( "form" ).prepend( "
"+msg+"
" );

The function getParameterByName is taken from here

A: If you want to do this in javascript then you can try to parse query string:
var query = (function() {
    function decode(string) {
        return decodeURIComponent(string.replace(/\+/g, " "));
    }
    var result = {};
    if (location.search) {
        location.search.substring(1).split('&').forEach(function(pair) {
            pair = pair.split('=');
            result[decode(pair[0])] = decode(pair[1]);
        });
    }
    return result;
})();

$('form[name=contactForm]').prepend('
' + query['msg'] + '
');

A: Javascript:
I have write down the function for same using that you can access any parameter of URL.
Example:
function getParamValue(name) {
    name = name.replace(/[\[]/, "\\\[").replace(/[\]]/, "\\\]");
    var regexS = "[\\?&]" + name + "=([^&#]*)";
    var regex = new RegExp(regexS);
    var results = regex.exec(location.href);
    if (results == null)
        return "";
    else
        return decodeURI(results[1]);
}

alert(getParamValue('param'));

Your solution:
http://jsfiddle.net/tb8cetLy/1/

A: I guess you are doing something like this in send_form_email.php
// process form data
// redirect to index.html with $_GET['msg'] variable

If you want pretty URLs, use a function like this below, include it on top of your common file
session_start();

function flash_set($k,$v)
{
    $_SESSION['flash'][$k] = $v;
}

function flash_get($k)
{
    if(isset($_SESSION['flash'][$k]))
    {
        $msg = $_SESSION['flash'][$k];
        unset($_SESSION['flash'][$k]);
        return $msg;
    }
    return '';
}

change the send_form_email.php to redirect without $_GET parameters, after you process your form put this,
// process form data
flash_set('form','Message Sent Successfully');
// redirect here

Now, use this in your form like,
<form action="send_form_email.php" name="contactForm" method="post">
<?php echo flash_get('form')?> // I want to display the message here

E-mail

The flash message will only show up single time after being redirected, if user refreshes the page, it disappears!!

A: In HTML/PHP only, you would use urldecode($_GET['msg'])
You can also do it with javascript with a function like :
function getQuerystring(key, default_) {
    if (default_==null) default_="";
    key = key.replace(/[\[]/,"\\\[").replace(/[\]]/,"\\\]");
    var regex = new RegExp("[\\?&]"+key+"=([^&#]*)");
    var qs = regex.exec(window.location.href);
    if(qs == null)
        return default_;
    else
        return qs[1];
}

This function will allow you to get msg with var msg = getQuerystring("msg"); and you can mix it with unescape functions ( http://www.w3schools.com/jsref/jsref_unescape.asp ).


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The PHC Lab
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Jennifer Manganello, Ph.D., M.P.H.
I am a Professor at the University at Albany School of Public Health. I am a health communication scholar who uses theories, concepts, and methods from the fields of public health and communication. My research focuses on health literacy as well as the effects of media on attitudes, behaviors, and policies that put young people (children, adolescents, young adults) at risk for negative health outcomes.
My main area of expertise is health communication. My work in this area has primarily focused on the effects of media and/or technology use on health attitudes, knowledge, and behavior, health information seeking among youth and parents, and identifying best practices for the dissemination of health information to the general public, including through news and social media. It has also involved a focus on health literacy. Much of my work focuses on children, adolescents, young adults and parents, and I often seek to include groups impacted by health disparities. I also examine the use of digital technology for health information and health interventions, also known as eHealth.
I have published my work in journals such as the Journal of Health Communication, Pediatrics, Public Health Management and Practice, Journal of Children and Media, and Public Health Nutrition.
Before starting at UAlbany, I was a Post-Doctoral Research Fellow at the Annenberg Public Policy Center, University of Pennsylvania. I earned my Ph.D. from the Department of Health Policy and Management at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.
I am available for guest lectures, workshops, podcasts, media interviews, consulting, and research collaborations. Whether you are another researcher or conference planner, or if you represent an academic institution, healthcare organization, government agency, or non-profit group, I am happy to talk with you about how we can work together. I am also happy to talk at libraries or schools.
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Sad but true, ugly but reality the two models Himanshi Khurana and Shehnaz Kaur Gill are bullying each other. Shehnaz said harsh things regarding Himanshi's song and later on Himanshi replied by getting live on her snapchat.
Well, this was not just enough for the divas. Firstly they used social platform for their hatred and also included people of pollywood industry and blamed their characters also. Yet, the story did not end with this, after finishing this live-live games now they have gone a step ahead as something objectionable has come up for which the entire industry has to take stand. Now the duo has used music for conveying their hatred. We all agree with the fact that music is worship. Maa Saraswati is worshipped for singing but this holy work is included in this catfight. We need to respect every art and no need to include any person or profession in this but both these norms are broken by the duo.
Now the new songs by the duo are bit out of the box. The song sung by them has all objectionable elements in them. Just insulting each other, body shaming words and portraying personnel hatred. This bitterness is getting worse each day. Well, now it's time for our industry to step in. This is the time when people need to speak about and intervene in this issue because the limits are being crossed each day.
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We Have Learnt Vital Lessons From 3×3 Basketball World Cup — NBBF
Nigeria's leader of delegation to the just-concluded FIBA 3×3 World Cup in Manila, Philippines, Frank Jituboh, on Wednesday said he was satisfied with the result of Nigeria's team to the competition.
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the quartet of Kano Pillars Yahaya Abdul, Dike Azuoma, David Godwin and Lucky Subel represented Nigeria at the competition.
It was also Nigeria's first ever outing at the World Championship level and the D'Tigers were paired against teams like Latvia, Croatia, Ukraine and Jordan.
The competition which began on June 8 and ended on June 12 with had 20 countries competing for honours.
Nigeria had qualified having emerged as Africa's champions in the 3×3 FIBA Africa competition which was held in Bamako, Mali in 2017.
Jituboh, who is also the Chairman of Federal Capital Territory Basketball Association said: "I am very satisfied with the performance of the boys being their first time at this level".
He added: "The experience garnered here playing against the best teams around the world will be very important going forward."
He added that the win against Jordan who are number 16 in the latest FIBA 3×3 ranking is a great boost to the team's morale and should have a positive effect on future FIBA rankings.
He said: "We are eagerly waiting for the revised ranking at the end of this month to see the effect of our World Cup outing.''
"After losses to Ukraine, Croatia and Latvia at the tournament, the vital lessons have been learnt.
"I will be reporting back to the federation when we arrive on Thursday with special emphasis placed on the need to have a 3×3 league in Nigeria.
"This at the end, should help us to have a bigger pool of players for future selections."
NAN reports that of the 20 teams that participated in the World Cup, in spite of being ranked 66th in the world, Nigeria finished in the 17th spot above Brazil who are 13th.
The team is expected to arrive in Lagos on Thursday aboard a Qatar Airways flight at 9.35 a.m. at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport.
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