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Michigan Sports Betting Passes House, But A Second Bill Is Needed, Sponsor Says
Matthew Kredell Posted on Jun 13, 2018 17:46 PST@matthewkredell
Although the Lawful Internet Gaming Act passed by the Michigan House of Representatives on Tuesday references sports betting, bill author Rep. Brandt Iden tells Legal Sports Report that he will be introducing new legislation in the fall dealing specifically with sports wagering.
"A follow up is required and, now that we have the votes on this issue, I know I can put forth additional legislation and have people be supportive," Iden said.
Why another bill is needed
Iden added minimal sports betting language to H 4926 earlier this year, and the bill passed by a 68-40 vote on the last day of the legislative session before a three-month summer recess.
While the bill would permit the Michigan Gaming Control Board to establish parameters for online sports gaming, Iden indicated that the legislature wants to set more specific requirements and guidelines for Michigan sports betting.
The new legislation would lay out legislative requirements for brick-and-mortar casinos interested in offering sports betting and address larger concerns such as setting up the tax rate. A draft of the bill is not yet ready.
Expect the language also to determine how Michigan will handle requests from the professional sports leagues to provide them a percentage of the handle as an integrity fee or royalty.
"I will have those discussions with league representatives this summer," Iden said.
Tribes continue to oppose gambling expansion
Iden ran into resistance when trying to advance H 4926 early in May, receiving pushback from colleagues, many of whom have tribal casinos in their districts.
The tribes oppose language establishing that, in the unlikely event that federal law changes to prohibit them from offering online gambling that occurs outside their Indian reservation, commercial casinos in the state would be allowed to continue operating their internet gambling operations unaffected by the decision. This could also apply to sports betting, if wagers are taken online or through a mobile app.
Iden had indicated that he was looking into ways to soften the language to gain tribal neutrality, but he ended up getting the bill passed despite the tribal opposition and without making a change.
Iden noted that he thinks the tribes are 90 percent there on the bill, and that there will be time to work on the other ten percent in the fall when it is addressed in the Senate, but that he wasn't going to let them derail the bill over one issue.
"We needed to continue this process to move forward and get the bill out of the House," Iden said. "It shows the support is there, and I think the tribes understand that the votes will be there whether they get on board or not. We're willing to work on the ten percent, but they can't continue to be obstinate."
Next steps in Michigan
The Michigan House and Senate will return from their summer breaks on Sept. 4 or 5. Iden should have a sports betting bill out in the House by the end of that month, while the internet gambling bill that includes sports wagering will be off to the Senate.
Iden indicated that he has worked closely with Sen. Mike Kowall, who was the first to introduce the Lawful Internet Gaming Act in March of last year.
That the Senate bill went absolutely nowhere before Iden came in to take the reins and get it moving in the House seems to indicate that the Senate will be the tougher chamber.
But it can only help for Senate lawmakers to see that there is support for the issue in the House. A 68-40 vote certainly isn't overwhelming support, but it was impressive given opposition from the tribes.
"We got bipartisan support, and I think that sends a strong message to the Senate," Iden said. "Sen. Kowall and I continue to work hand and hand on this. He was very helpful in moving this forward in the House, and I will be just as helpful in the Senate. If we have to work on the language, we will do it together and get this to the governor's desk."
Matthew Kredell - Matthew started his career as a sportswriter at the Los Angeles Daily News, where he covered the NFL, Kobe-Shaq three-peat, Pete Carroll's USC football teams, USC basketball, pro tennis, Kings hockey and fulfilled his childhood dream of sitting in the Dodgers' dugout. His reporting on efforts to legalize sports betting began in 2010, when Playboy Magazine flew him to Prague to hang out with online sportsbook pioneer Calvin Ayre and show how the NFL was pushing US money overseas by fighting expansion of regulated sports betting across the country. A USC journalism alum, Matt also has written on a variety of topics for Men's Journal, Los Angeles magazine, LA Weekly and ESPN.com.
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An excellent, enjoyable course that contained the right balance between the theoretical and practical elements of first aid. The instructor, Paul was approachable, informative, and always happy to answer questions. I got a lot out of this course and would recommend it very highly. Thank you.
Enjoyable course, pitched at just the right level with lots of practical exercises that really got you thinking. The instructor, Paul, is a true professional with a wealth of experience in a wide range of outdoor pursuits, so the course was entirely relevant to anyone who might ever need to do first aid in an outdoor environment. As a result of attending this course I feel much more confident in my ability to provide first aid for a range of emergency situations.
High quality training, Paul was very good at giving a lot of information yet it wasn't overwhelming. I left feeling much more confident with first aid. Additionally, the venue was excellent with good facilities and a hot lunch! I will be returning to Peak Mountaineering as my first choice in the future should the dates align, not just for renewing my OFA.
Of the many first aid courses I have been on over the years this was the best - simple - systematic and thorough.
Enjoyable and informative training course. Variety of teaching styles used and even as an experienced First Aider, I picked up a few new ways of dealing with incidents.Enjoyable and informative training course. Variety of teaching styles used and even as an experienced First Aider, I picked up a few new ways of dealing with incidents.
A very informative and really well formatted and run course. Thank you.
Paul is an excellent tutor. He engages, motivates and explains clearly. The course builds experience and confidence in a well-structured way. Very worthwhile. Thanks.
A very well run and delivered course. Very practical and totally relevant to outdoor work. Thank you.
Paul was excellent. He presented a mass of information but I felt I was given the opportunity to absorb this without being overloaded. Very good balance of practical and theoretical work.
Excellent. Involved everybody. Everybody was made to feel comfortable if and when involved. Learning consolidated throughout the course rather than just at the end. All learning was consolidated at the end of the course.
Excellent content that was relevant and presented in an excellent and knowledgeable manner by Paul.
It was good to be in a small group. There was a very approachable and knowledgeable course leader, who was able to put it all into context. Thank you very much!
Excellent first aid course. Having been on three in the past, this was the best.
Useful seeing the delivery of a different First Aid course to the REC courses that I have previously completed. Good amount of time spent on a range of conditions beyond the standard ABC.
Fantastically well led. The best layout of the course that I have been on.
Very informative and useful. Another great course - thanks a lot Paul!
Thank you, a very useful day! Very practical and hands on. Certainly helpful to build confidence.
Very informative. The course makes me feel confident about dealing with first aid issues.
I found this course extremely informative and was explained in a way that everyone can understand.
Great Course. Learnt alot today. Thank you.
I just wanted to say thanks for the amazing First Aid training you gave me. I had to do CPR on an old man who collapsed in the street on NY's Day and it all came back to me quite calmly. Thanks again.
Good straight forward booking procedure. Clear event instructions. Excellent tuition by Rick. Very professional, clear, calm and unhurried. Rick dealt with questions very well indeed making sure he dealt with each one properly. The ITC syllabus offers a straightforward, systematic approach which proved simple to follow and likely to remain in my memory ready when needed. Topics were clearly and simply explained. Plenty of practice and demonstrations. Assessment was continuous and carried out without pressure or unnecessary stress. The venue, The Hollowford Centre, proved very suitable. The cooked lunches were heart warming. Probably the most effectively delivered First Aid course of the considerable number I have taken part in. I feel more confident after attending that I have a structured approach in my mind that is likely to help me remain relatively calm should I have to deal with an incident again for real. Thanks Peak Mountaineering!
Was quite apprehensive about doing this course, having zero experience in first aid. This was quickly dismissed within about 5 mins of arriving at the course centre.
Great venue, and a very good instructor who knows his stuff. The course was delivered in a very professional manner, emphasising mainly on practical, rather than boring theory. Thank you Rick and Peak Mountaineering. I will be using you again in the future.
Excellent instructor with very clear delivery. Very enjoyable course.
Confident, clear and motivating delivery by Rick. Made me very comfortable.
This course exceeded my expectations having experienced poor instruction previously. The scenarios provided a good consolidation.
Attended a 2 day course leading to the award of the ITC First Aid Certificate. This was undoubtedly the best, most professionally designed and delivered course of it's kind I have experienced. Special thanks to Rick for making it fun as well as informative.
Excellent pace and instruction from Paul - what can be a really dry day wasn't! Thank you.
Fantastic course. Really enjoyed it, found it very informative and good fun!
Excellent. Best simplest 1st aid method and context. Enjoyed the experience.
Great and met my workplace needs.
Really informative and helpful - Thank you!
This day was useful and enjoyable. Thank you!
I had previously done this course with Peak Mountaineering in 2010 and it was now time to try and renew / requalify for it.
The course was hugely informative, delivered with aplomb, set in a great location suitable for both the classroom and outdoor aspects required and had the participants fully involved from start to finish.
Having done a St John's "First Aid at Work" course in the past, I have no hesitation in saying that skills delivered on both that and this course are undoubtedly comparable but the scenarios and applications to which they could be applied are far more useful on the "Outdoor First Aid" course purely due to the type of environments that the two courses are aimed at.
Thoroughly recommended for anyone who loves to get out and about in the countryside or anywhere else for that matter.
I have been meaning to do a serious first aid course for a long time and was very glad that Peak Mountaineering were recommended to me. The course was hugely informative and delivered in such a way to make it interesting and entertaining with a lot useful group interaction.
The course leader easily adapted the course to include specific sports requirements such as kayaking and paragliding injuries and the outdoor scenario based training was very involved and required you to think on your feet in a simulated urgent situation.
Thoroughly recommended for anyone who goes off the beaten track.
Very well run and excecuted course.
Excellent instructor, Really enjoyable and informative. Feel much more confident about it all now.
I completed an excellent 2-day first aid course, led by Paul and a colleague. I ended up realising we'd only really scratched the surface, in terms of what skills might be needed for an emergency in a remote area, but Paul's instruction was brilliant, delivered in a most encouraging and motivating way, and his experience and expertise were clearly evident. I'm certainly much better equipped now than before I did the course, and it's given me the confidence I need for the World Challenge trip I'm undertaking to Africa with students from my school. I would recommend Paul's company without reservation.
Great interactive course providing a lot of useful knowledge and skills. Tutor was excellent and will certainly look tocolleagues to complete the course. Thank you.
Excellent, well presented and organised course.
Course arranged for mix of Dof E volunteers and staff from other organisations. Extremely useful and would use Peak Mountaineering for our future training needs. Very professionally presented and enjoyable.
Excellent course, well presented and executed.
Fully enjoyable and informative. Would recommend. Instructor passed on information with confidence. Very good.
Fantastic course at the weekend, great setting, informative instructors and good facilities, I would highly recommend Paul and the team.
Excellent first aid course, I would definitely recommend it. Good venue, good trainers and lovely people.
Excellent instructors, great pace to keep focused and great practical.
Very good techniques, most effective first aid course I have attended.
Really well delivered and has been successful in teaching al the points well. Much better than previous first aid courses.
Well run. Been on many first aid courses including instructors courses. Very professional and progressive.
This course was excellent. Very detailed and I now feel confident to go away and if needed carry out first aid.
Excellent balance between theory and practical. Good friendly atmosphere.
A very informative course. The practical nature of the course helped develop my confidence in being able to systematically deal with different situations.
Very "hands on". The most useful one I've been on! Thank you.
Professional, positive and informative. I am now much more confident in my first aid abilities. Thank you.


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DWP fraud victims could be taken back off Universal Credit after massive scam
It comes after the BBC revealed a "multi-million pound" fraud by "parasites" who take people's advance loans - then leave struggling families to pay them back
Some people may be moved back to the old welfare system (file photo) (Image: Getty Images)
Universal Credit claimants could be taken back OFF the benefit after falling victim to a "multi-million pound" scam.
A Tory minister has revealed some people may be moved back to the old welfare system after "parasites" signed them up unwittingly to six-in-one benefit UC - with up to 42,000 cases.
A BBC investigation this week revealed fraudsters have approached struggling families and offered to get them cash from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP).
They split the money, but claimants then discover it is only an advance loan - which has to be paid back to the DWP in full.
Jade Thomas, 31, from Manchester, told the BBC she owes the DWP more than £1,500 after she was conned by a fraudster.
The BBC reported tens of millions of pounds of public money is believed to have been stolen in the scam, which accounted for more than a third of claims in one Jobcentre.
DWP finally scraps 'misleading' fit-for-work letters to GPs - but faces new row
One woman told the BBC she owes the DWP more than £1,500 (Image: PA)
DWP: Advertising watchdog launches investigation into Universal Credit adverts
Tory ministers were slammed today for opening up "a bonanza for crooks and fraudsters" that let scammers register family members in the name of Simpsons characters.
Shadow Work and Pensions Secretary Margaret Greenwood said fraud in Universal Credit is "far higher" than under other benefits, adding: "How is it that advances have been made to claimants with names such as Lisa Simpson, Bart Simpson and Homer Simpson?"
Labour MP Melanie Onn added: "I think the general public will be incredulous at the level of incompetence around the Universal credit system.
"How can it be possible that a brand new system is open to grotesque fraud as has been revealed this wekk.
"Is the minister seriously expecting us to accept that the Bank of Springfield is somehow an acceptable system that Universal Credit recognises?"
"How is it that advances have been made to claimants with names such as Lisa Simpson, Bart Simpson and Homer Simpson?" (Image: Fox)
DWP: Fury as vast review of disability benefits helps just a few thousand people
Attempting to reassure MPs, DWP minister Justin Tomlinson claimed not only will victims not have to pay back their advances - they could be moved back onto the old system.
He said: "Every individual will be treated individually and we will look at their unique circumstances.
"Where it is clear they have been a victim of fraud through no fault of their own then yes we wouldn't expect them to be paid back.
"And yes we would look at considering putting them back onto the legacy benefits if they were better off under those."
But the DWP later clarified Mr Tomlinson's comments - saying victims WOULD have to pay some money back.
DWP officials said:
If you were paid the full advance into your bank account through fraud and kept it all, you will need to pay the full amount back.
If you were paid the full advance into your bank account through fraud and the scammer took a cut, you will need to pay back the portion you kept.
If the scammer was paid the full advance into a bank account and gave you a cut, you will need to pay the cut back.
Deductions will be taken from monthly benefits in the same way as other debts, but could be taken as a higher priority over other debts because they are classed under fraud.
DWP officials confirmed some people may be moved back onto legacy benefits but this will be considered on a "case by case basis".
Even if people are moved back on to legacy benefits they would only stay on them for a few years (Image: UIG via Getty Images)
Even if people are moved back on to legacy benefits they would only stay on them for a few years at most.
Benefit claimants are due to be formally "migrated" to UC between summer 2021 and the end of 2023.
And Mr Tomlinson defended UC, claiming the old system "trapped people in generations of unemployment".
Mr Tomlinson confirmed DWP staff had referred 42,000 potential advance payment fraud cases under Universal Credit since the system was introduced in 2013.
But he insisted this was less than 1% of the total 4.4 million claims. It's not known how many related to the BBC-revealed scam.
And he said the DWP had already secured a conviction in relation to the scam, which it knew about before the BBC report.
Mr Tomlinson said those committing the fraud are "parasites targeting some of the most vulnerable people in society".
He added: "I can give this House the assurance that the department will be doing everything within its power to protect the vulnerable people in society."
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SNP MP Neil Gray asked an urgent question in the Commons after it emerged that criminals have been exploiting a loophole in the online claims system.
Mr Gray said people are "desperately needing help" because of the "alarming and heartbreaking" fraud.
He said people had been "driven unwittingly to criminals to help them get the money they need to survive", adding: "They are being pushed into serious debt because of these actions of these appalling scammers."
The MP added: "It's also worth pointing out that from the cases we have heard people have been doubly hit by their money being stolen by scammers and then having to pay it back.
"Because the DWP know that it is an advance payment which, as we all know, is a loan."
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Дискография советско-польской певицы Анны Герман.

Грампластинки

Пластинки-миньоны
 1965 — Солнечный день ( Мелодия — Д-00015039)
 1965 — Зарубежные гости Москвы ( Мелодия — ГД 000229-30) (совместно с Дж. Марьяновичем)
 1965 — Снежана ( Мелодия — Д-00015961)
 1965 — Любимый мой ( Мелодия — Д-00015963-4)
 1967 — Anna German ( Muza — N 0506)
 1967 — Анна Герман ( «Международная книга»)
 1971 — Jasny horyzont ( Muza — N 0657)
 1974 — Чтобы счастливым быть ( Мелодия — С62-05101-2)
 1974 — Я люблю танцевать ( Мелодия — С62-04903-4)
 1975 — Гости Москвы ( Мелодия — Г62—04541-2)
 1975 — Всё, что было ( Мелодия — М62 37355-6)
 1978 — Я помню всё ( Мелодия — М62 41465-6)
 1978 — Песни Матвея Блантера на стихи Михаила Исаковского ( Мелодия — С62-10307-08)
 1983 — Анна Герман поёт песни Владимира Шаинского ( Мелодия — С62-19719-001)

Синглы на 78 об/мин
  — Снежана/ Без тебя ( Мелодия — 44097-98)
 1965 — Не спеши/ На тот берег ( Мелодия — 44129-30)
 1965 — Свет звезды/ Дай мне помечтать ( Мелодия — 43333-4)
 1965 — Ночной разговор/ Всё прошло ( Мелодия — 44139-40)
 1965 — Двое/ По грибы ( Мелодия — 44141-42)

Синглы
 1967 — Deszcz na szybie / Uroczysko
 1967 — Chcę być kochaną / Cygański wóz
 1967 — Cyganeria / Zimowe dzwony
 1967 — Te faje desidera (Италия)
 1967 — Chi sei tu / Meglio dire di no ( CDI — C.D.I. 2004)
 1967 — Gi / Prima tu ( CDI — C.D.I. 2005)
 1969 — Melodia dla synka / Jesteś moją miłością
 1970 — Człowieczy los / Dziękuję Ci mamo
 1970 — Gałązka snów / Trampowski szlak
 1970 — Złociste mgły / Za grosiki marzeń
 1971 — Ámame así como soy/ Quadro cartas ( Muza — SP-361)
 1972 — Warszawa w różach / Wiatr mieszka w dzikich topolach

Гибкие грампластинки
 1971 — Поёт Анна Герман (Мелодия — ГД 0002357-58)
 1972 — Анна Герман (Мелодия — ГД-0003073)
 1974 — Анна Герман (Мелодия — Г62-04109-10)
 1975 — Ты, только ты (Мелодия — Г62-04625-6) (совместно со Стаханом Рахимовым)
 1975 — Гори, гори, моя звезда / Из-за острова на стрежень (Мелодия — Г62-05105-06)
 1977 — Когда цвели сады (Мелодия — Г62-06153-4)
 1977 — Далёк тот день (Мелодия — Г62 06481-2)
 1979 — Я помню всё (Мелодия — Г62-07197-8)
 1982 — Гори, гори, моя звезда (Мелодия — Г62-09649-50)

Музыкальные открытки
 1963 — Cyganeria / Zimowe Dzwony (Polskie nagrania, SP-275)
 1967 — A jeżeli mnie pokochasz (Polskie nagrania, R00- 63/II)
 1969 — Melodia dla synka
 1969 — Chcę tańczyć w majową noc
 1970 — Księżyc i róże
 1970 — Śnieżna panienka
 1970 — Być może (Polskie nagrania, R0-192/I)
 1970 — Człowieczy los
 1970 — Skąd przyjdzie noc
 1971 — Cztery karty
 1971 — Trzeba się nam pośpieszyć
 1974 — Gdy śliczna panna (Polskie nagrania, R0452-2)
 1975 — Gdy śliczna panna / Lulajże Jezuniu
 1975 — Pozwól, żeby ktoś wziął twoje serce / Moje miejsce na ziemi
 1978 — List do Chopina
 1979 — Tylko w tangu / Dookoła kipi lato

Кассеты
 1994 — Złote przeboje neapolitańskie
 1995 — Planeta Anna, vol. 1
 1995 — Planeta Anna, vol. 2
 1999 — Антология советского шлягера (СССР)

Компакт-диски
 1991 — Recital piosenek «Zakwitnę różą» ( Muza — PNCD 118)
 1994 — Nasza ścieżka ( Muza — PNCD 280)
 1996 — Незабытый мотив ( «Мелодия» — MEL CD 60 00629)
 1996 — Лучшие песни ()
 1998 — Wiatr mieszka w dzikich topolach
 1998 — Когда цвели сады ( «Мелодия», MEL CD 60 00602)
 1999 — Tańczące Eurydyki (серия «Galeria polskiej piosenki», издатель «Yesterday», 83098815-2)
 1999 — Złote przeboje (серия «Platynowa kolekcja»,  «Point Music» — PM 029-2)
 1999 — Bal u Posejdona (серия «Złota kolekcja»,  Pomaton EMI — 7243 5 23710 2 0)
 2000 — Российская эстрадная музыкальная энциклопедия (Россия)
 2000 — Последняя встреча (Россия)
 2001 — Tańczące Eurydyki
 2001 — Człowieczy los
 2001 — Wiatr mieszka w dzikich topolach
 2001 — Domenico Scarlatti, арии из оперы «Tetida in Sciro»
 2001 — To chyba maj
 2001 — Pomyśl o mnie
 2001 — Любви негромкие слова (Россия)
 2001 — Ваши любимые песни (Россия)
 2003 — Człowieczy los
 2003 — Najlepsze Piosenki ( Universal Music Polska - 067 531-2)
 2003 — Золотой век русской эстрады (Россия)
 2003 — Посидим, помолчим… (часть 1,  «JAM» — 010 288-2)
 2003 — Спасибо тебе, моё сердце… (часть 2,  «JAM» — 010 289-2)
 2003 — Наш путь (часть 3,  «JAM» — 010 292-2)
 2003 — Мы друг для друга (часть 4,  «JAM» — 010 312-2)
 2003 — Верь мне, сердце (часть 5,  «JAM» — 010 313-2)
 2003 — Наши любимые песни ( «JAM» — 010 271-2)
 2004 — Когда цвели сады ( Мелодия, MEL CD 60 00602)
 2004 — Złote przeboje
 2005 — Анна Герман (серия «Максимум удовольствия», 2CD,  «Монолит»)
 2005 — Анна Герман (серия «Имена на все времена»,  «Мистерия Звука» — RP-077-2)
 2005 — Анна Герман (серия «Grand Collection»,  Квадро-Диск — GCR 193)
 2005 — Анна Герман. Часть 2 (серия «Grand Collection»,  Квадро-Диск — GCR 221)
 2006 — Танцующие Эвридики ( Монолит - MT 715391-349-1)
 2006 — Человеческая судьба ( Ark System, ARK CD 054)
 2006 — Анна Герман. (серия «Золотая коллекция Ретро», 2CD,  «Bomba Music» — BoMB 033—231/232)
 2006 — Анна Герман. Романтика (серия «Золотая коллекция Ретро», 2CD,  «Bomba Music» — BoMB 033—285/286)
 2007 — Золотые неаполитанские шлягеры ( «Квадро-диск»)
 2008 — Nagrania Radiowe Z Lat 1961—1979 ( Polskie Radio — PRCD 1075-76)
 2008 — Надежда ( Мелодия — MEL CD 60 01453)
 2009 — Цветут сады в душе у нас… ( Бомба Мьюзик — BoMB 033—543) (альбом-посвящение)
 2011 — Анна Герман (серия «Звёзды советской эстрады»,  Бомба Мьюзик — BoMB 033—616)
 2013 — Z archiwum polskiego radia — Anna German nagrania z lat 1961—1979, reedycja
 2013 — 40 Piosenek Anny German ( Muza — PNCD 1482 A/B)
 2013 — Recital Opole '71 — Z archiwum polskiego radia Polskie Radio S.A.
 2014 — Будьте счастливы. Любимое и неизданное ( Монолит — МТ 001091-212-1)
 2017 — Moja Ojczyzna
 2019 — Анна Герман. Избранное ( Мелодия — MEL CO 0391)

См. также
 Список песен Анны Герман

Примечания

Ссылки
 Литературно-музыкальный портал об Анне Герман
 Дискография на Discogs

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'We welcome Gambia's efforts to rejoin' - Commonwealth
The Commonwealth Secretariat has reiterated its stance that its doors are wide open and it is ready to re-admit The Gambia back into the fold.
A statement released on Tuesday (February 14) quoted a spokesperson as saying, ''We welcome any effort being made by the newly democratically elected government of The Gambia to try to re-join the Commonwealth.''
The statement follows a visit to the West African country by the British Foreign Secretary, Boris Johnson, who held talks with the Gambian President Adama Barrow.
Ahead of the trip, Johnson was quoted to have said, ''I am also very pleased that Gambia wants to rejoin the Commonwealth and we will ensure this happens in the coming months.''
The Commonwealth, however, clarified that should The Gambia apply to rejoin, there were formal processes which have to be undertaken and membership agreed by the 52 heads of government.
"When The Gambia left the Commonwealth in 2013, the heads of government, meeting in Colombo in Sri Lanka that year, noted its decision with regret. We looked forward to the country's eventual return because it was part of our very close knit family and our doors have always remained open," the statement concluded.
Exiled President Yahya Jammeh led the Gambia out of the Commonwealth in 2013, The decision to quit the United Kingdom's league of nations was because Jammeh's Gambia was not going to be part of any neo-colonial institution.
Subsequently, Jammeh declared the country an Islamic republic in December 2015 as part of efforts to distance it from its colonial past. Jammeh came to power through a bloodless coup in 1994, he was elected in 1996 and reelected continuously in 2001, 2006 and 2011.
The Commonwealth is a voluntary association of more than 50 independent and sovereign states. Our countries span Africa, Asia, the Americas, Europe and the Pacific and are diverse – they are amongst the world's largest, smallest, richest and poorest countries.
Thirty-one of our members are classified as small states – countries with a population size of 1.5 million people or less and larger member states that share similar characteristics with them. Africa has the highest representation with 18 countries. The Gambia will become the nineteenth upon readmission.
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1303 1 January 1972 T. Rex Electric Warrior by T. Rex 'Ernie (The Fastest Milkman In the West)' by Benny Hill
1304 8 January 1972 Family, Curved Air, and Fleetwood Mac Electric Warrior by T. Rex 'I'd Like to Teach the World to Sing (In Perfect Harmony)' by the New Seekers
1305 15 January 1972 Cat Stevens Electric Warrior by T. Rex 'I'd Like to Teach the World to Sing (In Perfect Harmony)' by the New Seekers
1306 22 January 1972 T. Rex Electric Warrior by T. Rex 'I'd Like to Teach the World to Sing (In Perfect Harmony)' by the New Seekers
1307 29 January 1972 The Rolling Stones Concert for Bangladesh by George Harrison 'I'd Like to Teach the World to Sing (In Perfect Harmony)' by the New Seekers
1308 5 February 1972 Marc Bolan Electric Warrior by T. Rex 'Telegram Sam' by T. Rex
1309 12 February 1972 Chuck Berry Teaser and the Firecat by Cat Stevens 'Telegram Sam' by T. Rex
1310 19 February 1972 Joe Cocker Teaser and the Firecat by Cat Stevens 'Son of My Father' by Chicory Tip
1311 26 February 1972 Humble Pie, and Viv Stanshall Neil Reid by Neil Reid 'Son of My Father' by Chicory Tip
1312 4 March 1972 Neil Young Paul Simon by Paul Simon 'American Pie' by Don McLean
1313 11 March 1972 Marc Bolan Harvest by Neil Young 'Without You' by Nilsson
1314 18 March 1972 Steve Marriott Paul Simon by Paul Simon 'Without You' by Nilsson
1315 25 March 1972 T. Rex Paul Simon by Paul Simon 'Without You' by Nilsson
1316 1 April 1972 Stephen Stills, and Manassas Paul Simon by Paul Simon 'Without You' by Nilsson
1317 8 April 1972 Joe Cocker Fog on the Tyne by Lindisfarne 'Without You' by Nilsson
1318 15 April 1972 The Beach Boys Harvest by Neil Young 'Without You' by Nilsson
1319 22 April 1972 The Rolling Stones Harvest by Neil Young 'Amazing Grace' by Royal Scots Dragoon Guards, Pipes, Drums & Band
1320 29 April 1972 T.Rex Harvest by Neil Young 'Amazing Grace' by Royal Scots Dragoon Guards, Pipes, Drums & Band
1321 6 May 1972 T.Rex Machine Head by Deep Purple 'Amazing Grace' by Royal Scots Dragoon Guards, Pipes, Drums & Band
1322 13 May 1972 Rod Stewart Machine Head by Deep Purple 'Amazing Grace' by Royal Scots Dragoon Guards, Pipes, Drums & Band
1323 20 May 1972 Mick Jagger, and Wishbone Ash Fog on the Tyne by Lindisfarne 'Metal Guru' by T. Rex
1324 27 May 1972 Janis Joplin, and the Beach Boys Bolan Boogie by T. Rex 'Metal Guru' by T. Rex
1325 3 June 1972 Joe Cocker Bolan Boogie by T. Rex 'Metal Guru' by T. Rex
1326 10 June 1972 Maggie Bell Bolan Boogie by T. Rex 'Metal Guru' by T. Rex
1327 17 June 1972 The Rolling Stones Exile on Main St by the Rolling Stones 'Vincent' by Don McLean
1328 24 June 1972 T. Rex 20 Dynamic Hits by various artists 'Vincent' by Don McLean
1329 1 July 1972 Jethro Tull American Pie by Don McLean 'Vincent' by Don McLean
1330 8 July 1972 Paul McCartney American Pie by Don McLean 'Take Me Bak 'ome' by Slade
1331 15 July 1972 David Bowie 20 Dynamic Hits by various artists 'Puppy Love' by Donny Osmond
1332 22 July 1972 Donny Osmond American Pie by Don McLean 'Puppy Love' by Donny Osmond
1333 29 July 1972 Alvin Lee Simon & Garfunkel's Greatest Hits by Simon and Garfunkel 'Puppy Love' by Donny Osmond
1334 5 August 1972 Rod Stewart Simon & Garfunkel's Greatest Hits by Simon and Garfunkel 'Puppy Love' by Donny Osmond
1335 12 August 1972 Stephen Stills Simon & Garfunkel's Greatest Hits by Simon and Garfunkel 'School's Out' by Alice Cooper
1336 19 August 1972 Alice Cooper Never a Dull Moment by Rod Stewart 'School's Out' by Alice Cooper
1337 26 August 1972 Marc Bolan Never a Dull Moment by Rod Stewart 'School's Out' by Alice Cooper
1338 2 September 1972 Slade Never a Dull Moment by Rod Stewart 'You Wear It Well' by Rod Stewart
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1339 16 September 1972 Elvis Presley, and Mott the Hoople Never a Dull Moment by Rod Stewart 'You Wear It Well' by Rod Stewart
1340 23 September 1972 Free Simon & Garfunkel's Greatest Hits by Simon and Garfunkel 'Mama Weer All Crazee Now' by Slade
1341 30 September 1972 John Lennon Never a Dull Moment by Rod Stewart 'Children of the Revolution' by T. Rex
1342 7 October 1972 Ten Years After Never a Dull Moment by Rod Stewart 'How Can I Be Sure' by David Cassidy
1343 14 October 1972 Hawkwind, and Alice Cooper Never a Dull Moment by Rod Stewart 'Mouldy Old Dough' by Lieutenant Pigeon
1344 21 October 1972 Curved Air Simon & Garfunkel's Greatest Hits by Simon and Garfunkel 'Mouldy Old Dough' by Lieutenant Pigeon
1345 28 October 1972 David Cassidy 20 All Time Hits of the 50's by various artists 'Mouldy Old Dough' by Lieutenant Pigeon
1346 4 November 1972 T. Rex 20 All Time Hits of the 50's by various artists 'Mouldy Old Dough' by Lieutenant Pigeon
1347 11 November 1972 Led Zeppelin 20 All Time Hits of the 50's by various artists 'Clair' by Gilbert O'Sullivan
1348 18 November 1972 The Faces Simon & Garfunkel's Greatest Hits by Simon and Garfunkel 'Clair' by Gilbert O'Sullivan
1349 25 November 1972 Family Back to Front by Gilbert O'Sullivan 'My Ding-a-Ling' by Chuck Berry
1350 2 December 1972 Chuck Berry 25 Rockin' and Rollin' Greats by various artists 'My Ding-a-Ling' by Chuck Berry
1351 9 December 1972 Slade 25 Rockin' and Rollin' Greats by various artists 'My Ding-a-Ling' by Chuck Berry
1352 16 December 1972 The Who 25 Rockin' and Rollin' Greats by various artists 'My Ding-a-Ling' by Chuck Berry
1353 23 December 1972 The Rolling Stones 25 Rockin' and Rollin' Greats by various artists 'Long Haired Lover from Liverpool' by Little Jimmy Osmond
1354 30 December 1972 Jimi Hendrix 20 All Time Hits of the 50's by various artists 'Long Haired Lover from Liverpool' by Little Jimmy Osmond


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SELECTED LECTURES
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Herzog & de Meuron: Kinderspital Zürich.
Lecture held by Christine Binswanger in the context of the Lafarge Holcim Forum on Sustainable Construction, Cairo, Egypt, 7 April 2019.
Herzog & de Meuron: New North Zealand Hospital.
Lecture held by Jason Frantzen in the context of the Business of Design Week, Hong Kong, 2018.
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Herzog & de Meuron: How Architecture Is Bound to a Specific Ground.
Lecture held by Jacques Herzog in the context of the Cornerstone Ceremony for the National Library of Israel in Jerusalem, Israel, 5 April 2016.
Jacques Herzog and Pierre de Meuron: Dean's Lecture Series.
The 2016 MCHAP Lecture held by Jacques Herzog at the S. R. Crown Hall, IIT College of Architecture, Chicago, IL, 7 March 2016.
Jacques Herzog and Thomas Ruff: Artist's Talk.
Thomas Ruff in conversation with Jacques Herzog at Schaulager Münchenstein/Basel, Switzerland, 14 January 2016.
Jacques Herzog and Pierre de Meuron: Treacherous Transparencies.
Lecture held by Jacques Herzog on the occasion of the reception of the 2015 RIBA Jencks Award at The Royal Institute of British Architects, London, 29 October 2015.
Herzog & de Meuron: Lecture in Vancouver.
Lecture held by Jacques Herzog in the context of the exhibition Material Future: The Architecture of Herzog & de Meuron and the Vancouver Art Gallery at The Orpheum Theatre in Vancouver, BC, Canada, 6 May 2015.
Herzog & de Meuron : 5 x 2 Variations on five architectural and programmatic typologies.
Lecture held by Jacques Herzog for the New North Zealand Hospital. Copenhagen, Denmark, 28 April 2015.
Herzog & de Meuron: Quel est le potential d'une architecture?
Lecture held by Jacques Herzog at the Pavillon de l'Arsenal to inaugurate the exhibition Triangle. Paris, France, 30 October 2014.
Herzog & de Meuron: Myths and Collaborations over Time.
The 2013 Preston H. Thomas Memorial Lecture held by Jacques Herzog at the Cornell University, Department of Architecture, Abby and Howard Milstein Auditorium, Milstein Hall, Ithaca, New York, 10 September 2013.
Lecture held by Jacques Herzog at the Columbia University's Wood Auditorium, New York, 9 September 2013.
Herzog & de Meuron: Träume im Siedlungsbrei.
In: Wolfgang Blau (Ed.). Die Zeit. Wochenzeitung für Politik, Wirtschaft, Wissen und Kultur. Vol. No. 25, Hamburg, Zeitverlag Gerd Bucerius GmbH & Co. KG, 17.06.2010. p. 10.
Excerpt of a speech given by Jacques Herzog at the Theater Basel in the framework of "Wohin treibt die Schweiz?" hosted by Theater Basel and DIE ZEIT, 3 June 2010.
Herzog & de Meuron: Firmitas.
In: Gerhard Mack (Ed.). Herzog & de Meuron 1989-1991. Das Gesamtwerk. Band 3. The Complete Works. Volume 3. Basel / Boston / Berlin, Birkhäuser, 2000. Vol. No. 3. pp. 222-225.
Edited version of a lecture held by Jacques Herzog at the ETH Zurich, October 1996.
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Herzog & de Meuron: Collaborations with Artists, Museum Projects, and our first Building in America.
In: Jeffrey Kopie (Ed.). Art and Architecture. Symp. Proceedings Art and Architecture. The Chinati Foundation, Marfa, Texas, United States. 25 - 26 April 1998. Texas, Chinati Foundation, 2000. pp. 31-58.
Lecture held by Jacques Herzog at the Symposium Art and Architecture hosted by The Chinati Foundation, Marfa, Texas, 25 - 26 April 1998.
Herzog & de Meuron: Recent Work of Herzog & de Meuron.
In: Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation (Ed.). Columbia Documents of Architecture and Theory. Vol. No. 4, New York, Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation, 1995. pp. 5-25.
Lecture held by Jacques Herzog at the Columbia University's Wood Auditorium, New York, 8 November 1993.
Herzog & de Meuron: Poesis-Production.
In: Cynthia C. Davidson (Ed.). Anyway. Symp. Proceedings Barcelona, Spain. 1993. New York, Anyone Corporation / Rizzoli International, 1994. Vol. No. 3. pp. 84-89.
Lecture held by Jacques Herzog at the Anyway Conference in Barcelona, 1993.
Herzog & de Meuron: Die verborgene Geometrie der Natur. The Hidden Geometry of Nature.
First published in: Jacques Herzog: La Geometria oculta de la Naturalesa. The Hidden Geometry of Nature.
In: Josep Lluís Mateo (Ed.). Quaderns d'Arquitectura i Urbanisme. Geogafies. Geographies. Vol. No. 181/182, Barcelona, Col-legi d'Arquitectes de Catalunya. Association of Catalan Architects, 09.1989. pp. 96-109.
Lecture held by Jacques Herzog at the Harvard University in the Symposium Emerging European Architects, 18 October 1988.
Herzog & de Meuron: La Parte y el Todo. The Piece and the Entirety.
In: Josep-Lluís Mateo (Ed.). Quaderns d'Arquitectura i Urbanisme. Vol. No. 175, Barcelona, Colegio de Arquitectos de Cataluña. Association of Catalan Architects, 12.1987. pp. 10-17.
Lecture held by Jacques Herzog at the Polytechnic of North London in the series First Moves, 13 November 1987.
Herzog & de Meuron: Das spezifische Gewicht der Architekturen. The Specific Gravity of Architectures.
First published in: Jacques Herzog: Das spezifische Gewicht der Architekturen.
In: Verband freierwerbender Schweizer Architekten. Fédération Suisse des Architectes Indépendants FSAI (Ed.). Archithese. Zeitschrift und Schriftenreihe für Architektur und Kunst. Revue thématique d'Architecture et d'Art. Das Bild der Architektur. Vol. No. 2, Niederteufen, Arthur Niggli, 03.1982. pp. 39-42.
Edited version of a lecture held by Jacques Herzog in the Kunsthalle Basel, March 1981.
The Piece and the Entirety
My intention is to show you some of our work – very few images only, but appropriate to enter a specific world of architecture. These illustrations represent images with many different styles and emotions almost as if they were by different architects. We are not interested in a 'personal style' but very much in a specific attitude aiming towards one direction of architecture which is both intelligible and politically enlightening, and also suggestive and direct.
The light-images and my own body, reading and speaking and acting, form the medium to give you as direct and as clear information about our architecture as possible. This is in fact already a compromise, weakening our position because we are very much looking for the real confrontation with the architectural body which communicates with you directly without words or explanations.
The great architectures of the Gothic age and partly also of the classical periods represent nothing but themselves, even if they are traditional typologies. They form a whole: identical elements representing and represented by themselves. All architectures of our time are representations of other architectures.
Because this situation has become inevitable, we are breaking up these conglomerates of architectural images, dissolving them and seeking to define representant and represented architectural elements. It is an effort to extract from this a sharp and meaningful reality.
What does this mean, this statement about different realities, about lost identity, about representant and represented parts?
It is about all our existential situation which is marked by exchangeable value, ambiguity, lost traditions, lack of utopian perspectives.
Over the last fifteen years international architects have been reacting against this bottomless situation of our postmodern culture in an increasingly unfounded manner with a kind of a postmodern architectural style. This postmodern style, as we know, exploits historical forms, uses art history as a treasure-house or for a funny allusion. Architecture has never been ironical or funny. We cannot accept this ironical and selfish attitude. Almost all the recent museum-buildings in Stuttgart, Mönchengladbach and Gare d'Orsay in Paris are built in a way that promotes the entertainment and amusement of the visitors rather than the perception of the work of art.
This fact proves that architects with such an easy consuming and decorative attitude are finally working against art after having exloited it for daily use. All this corresponds exactly to similar social and political processes.
I could go further into the relationship between architects and art – this would be a text in itself, but just one more comparison may be interesting within this context: I suggest that architects' interest in art is too concentrated on its decorative aspects in order to find inspiration for form and colour, to
find something to relate to. The so-called Rationalist architects abused René Magritte and de Chirico. Even Le Corbusier, whose talent cannot be compared with any of these architects, was a painting architect and not a painter. This fact has to do with the difficult transfer of the medium, with the reality and specific character of each medium. Our architecture does not relate to any painting or sculpture by exterior analogy. But we are very much interested in conceptual relationships in artwork with a conceptual dimension. For example, I like to follow Godard's camera in 'Passion', penetrating a group of actors, which represents a group of people in a famous painting by Goya, or Derek Jarman doing a similar thing in 'Caravaggio'. Godard's interest is not the reproduction of the fascinating reality of Goya's painting but the analytical and sensual experience with it, the creation of a new reality, independent of the initial image.
The conceptual level of each project acquires more and more importance in our work – it frees us from the obligation to have 'a personal style' – which is actually impossible anyhow.
I do not understand how the older generation could start with ironical historicism and I do not understand either how the younger generation has been dealing with all kinds of 'constructivisms', flying triangles, circles, Lissitzkys. I have not seen one project where this neoconstructivist style was going to be more than a graphic game.
In our postmodern culture some of our younger colleagues, especially in Switzerland, are relating to the modernism of the 1950s and 1960s which is also a historical architecture, but it is a history which is closer to us. It is related to our own history, to our personal biography, architecture of which we know, we 'feel', we 'smell' the images, images which seem to be easier to communicate with because they are almost self-evident. We sometimes say 'self-evidence' but there is no more self-evidence, no tradition, no identity, no entirety in our culture, in our architecture. There is rather something like familiarity or just being used to things.
How can I know how a warehouse looks, or a church, or a restaurant, or an appartment building? Should I ask for representant and represented elements of all these objects?
We are all surrounded by objects and parts of these objects. Our world is the world of objects. They are all here, in front of us. They are crippled, ambiguous, decorative, shameless, wonderful. I cannot invent anything new. Everything is already here to look at, to smell, to approach; the city, architecture, all these objects and the images of these objects, all colours, the shining surface of asphalt, the veins in the wood, deteriorating concrete walls, the warm copper on towers, the piss on the green metal walls.
All these images are inside us, disorganised and oppressing us. They are lived-in and living architectures. Our bodies seem to be filtering them out.
We are moving towards these architectural images, we also move together with them in their rhythm – and we are also being moved by them.
Nevertheless, this cannot be the only way that our architectural production occurs. We are not just documentalists of architectural images. The precise stylistic reference itself doesn't interest us at all. The faithful reconstruction of reality is not necessarily worth more than an image of reminiscence of the past. Otherwise, we would be looking for fast and superficial, unpolitical and decorative satisfaction promised by the well-known world of the mass media.
So I move back again, destroying the image I have in my mind – this image whose entirety
was fallacious, is staggering, is falling apart, the more I get involved with it, the more I question it. What. is the constitution of this image? What is its pictorial substance? Destroying the anecdote, I am building up the image again, out of its structural parts which are becoming real and substantial. They are claiming their autonomy within the architectural whole. They want to be constructive, normally functioning, clearly intelligible pieces, as undivided, uncut as possible, born to be built.
Now we have the autonomous elementary piece, the brick, the board, the nail, the colour pigment, wonderful and complete, but boring, an uninteresting document of contemporary technology, an object for the historical museum of the future.
So I flash back again, looking for the image which comes out transformed and clear and strengthened by its structural pieces. These pieces are autonomous, yet serving the whole – they define my images, filling them up with the presence of their reality.


American Indians and Alaska Natives are at greater risk for kidney disease and kidney failure than White Americans. In fact, American Indians and Alaska Natives are 50% more likely to have kidney failure compared to White Americans.
Researchers do not fully understand why American Indians and Alaska Natives are at a higher risk for kidney disease. However, American Indians and Alaska Natives are twice as likely as White Americans to have diabetes, and diabetes is the leading cause of kidney disease. High blood pressure, diet, obesity, and access to healthcare may also play a role.
Yes. Anyone can get kidney disease at any age. But some people are more likely than others to get it, including American Indians and Alaska Natives. Your chances of getting kidney disease are greater if you have diabetes, high blood pressure, a family history of chronic kidney disease, are obese, or 60 years or older. Being American Indian or Alaska Native also means you are at greater risk. The more risk factors you have, the greater your chances of getting kidney disease.
Why are American Indians and Alaska Natives at greater risk for kidney disease?
American Indians and Alaska Natives have more diabetes and are more likely to be obese than other Americans. Diet and lack of exercise are key factors that cause diabetes and obesity. Having diabetes or being obese can lead to kidney disease and kidney failure. Heart disease also plays a major role among American Indians and Alaska Natives.
Hereditary may also be involved. Research shows that the Pima Indians in Arizona may be born with one or more "high risk" genes that make them more likely to have diabetic kidney disease.
American Indians and Alaska Natives may have less access to healthcare than other Americans. For example, nearly one in three American Indians and Alaska Natives are uninsured. Many American Indians and Alaska Natives do not even know they have kidney disease until it's in the latest stages. By then it is too late to slow or stop the kidney damage from getting worse. Other factors that get in the way of good healthcare are cultural differences and communication problems.


The Dress Up Duo Set is a gorgeous two figure set containing the Chocolate Rabbit mother and girl in elegant dresses. They wear special satin clothing with golden brooches for going out to town. Lovely handbags and hats for the two figures are also included. The dresses and accessories will also fit the other mother and girl figures of Sylvanian Families. Combine them with the shops, furniture, and figures in the Town series for more fun (all sold separately).


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Singapore Ministry of Health Update on Influenza A (H1N1-2009) (6 May)
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Our Disease Outbreak Response System Alert (DORSCON) status is currently at Orange. However, we are preparing for a progressive step-down of the alert status to Yellow. The new strain of Influenza A (H1N1 2009) seems milder than originally feared and appears to be more like seasonal flu. However as the situation is still evolving, we would need to constantly review and adjust our responses, and be prepared to deal with changing threat.
Transition to DORSCON Yellow
2 If the situation maintains status quo, we will progressively transit to DORSCON Yellow by Monday, 11 May 2009.
3 Stringent border controls will still be maintained, with temperature screening at air, land and sea checkpoints. Home Quarantine Orders (HQO) will still apply to persons with a travel history to Mexico in the past seven days. However, we can lift temperature screening requirements and screening for flu-like symptoms and travel history at work places, schools, buildings and events. At healthcare institutions, the current tighter restrictions will continue to be in place for the time being, especially in high risk areas such as A & E and ICU. Please refer to Annexes on the specific measures under Orange, transition period and Yellow.
4 Meanwhile, Singaporeans are reminded to maintain high standards of personal hygiene. This means covering your nose and mouth with a tissue when you sneeze or cough, and wash your hand frequently with soap and water, especially after contact with respiratory secretions (e.g., after sneezing and coughing). We also need the cooperation of everyone to be socially responsible. This means staying home and avoid crowded places (including trains, buses, offices) when you are unwell and put on a surgical mask and see a doctor if you have flu symptoms.
Situational Update of Cases
5 As of 6 May 09, 21 countries have officially reported a total of 1,490 cases of influenza A (H1N1-2009) infection. In Singapore, there are still no human cases of Influenza A (H1N1-2009). The World Health Organization (WHO) has cautioned nations not to let our guard down as there may be a second more severe wave of infection.
6 As of 6 May 2009, there have been 822 confirmed cases of Influenza A (H1N1-2009) reported in Mexico (with 29 deaths), 403 in the United States (with 2 deaths), 140 in Canada, 57 in Spain, 27 in United Kingdom, 9 in Germany, 6 in New Zealand, 4 in Israel, 1 in Austria, 1 in the Netherlands, 1 in Denmark, 1 in Portugal, 2 in El Salvador, 1 in Switzerland, 4 in France, 1 in Ireland, 5 in Italy, 1 in Costa Rica, 1 in Columbia, 1 in Hong Kong and 2 in the Republic of Korea. The second case in Korea had no travel history to Mexico (but had close contact with the first case in Korea who had travelled to Mexico), making this the first case of reported human-to-human transmission in Asia.
7 In Singapore, we had no additional case for investigations today (as of 1400hrs). Of the 29 cases investigated thus far, 25 cases have tested negative for Influenza A, and 4 tested positive for the usual circulating seasonal flu strains.
Home Quarantine Order (HQO)
8 As at 1400 hrs on 6 May, a total of 12 HQOs have been issued. Travellers entering Singapore with a travel history to Mexico over the past seven days will be quarantined for seven days when they enter Singapore from when they were last in Mexico. To date, 6 were issued to foreign residents and 6 were issued to Singaporeans. 2 foreign residents will end their Home Quarantine Order at 2359h tonight.
9 While under HQO, the person must stay at home throughout the quarantine period, monitor their temperature twice daily and check for flu-like symptoms. They should minimise contact with other family members and practise good personal hygiene. Persons under home quarantine who develop symptoms will be referred to the CDC for a thorough assessment. A dedicated ambulance service (993) is in place to convey them to TTSH Emergency Department. The public is urged to call this number only if they have a travel history to affected areas.
10 Travellers who are returning from other areas with evidence of community transmission of Influenza A (H1N1-2009) (i.e., the US and Canada) should monitor their temperature daily and check themselves for symptoms of flu-like illness. They can continue with their normal routines if they are well. Those who develop respiratory illness with fever (temperature > 38 deg C) within seven days after their return should put on a surgical mask and call 993 for an ambulance. They should also disclose their travel histories to their doctors
Advice from MOH
11 Members of the public are strongly advised to exercise caution over travel to affected areas. In the event that travel is unavoidable, the public is advised to take precautionary measures such as avoiding crowded areas and maintaining high standards of personal hygiene at all times. However, if you are unwell with fever and cough but have no travel history to affected areas, please see a doctor and stay at home.
12 MOH is monitoring the situation closely and will update the public should there be any new developments. For more information on Influenza A (H1N1-2009), please access MOH's website at www.moh.gov.sg, call our hotline at 1800-333 9999, or visit www.flu.gov.sg.
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What Free Transit Means to Kansas City
December 29, 2019, 1pm PST
Kansas City, Missouri will be the largest U.S. city to operate a fare-free system that officials say will make transit more accessible.
A Look at Accessibility in Atlanta
December 28, 2019, 5am PST
A wheelchair user describes what it's like to travel on Atlanta streets and on the city's public transit system.
NYC Leads the Way (Sort of)
Evaluating New York City's new law designed to facilitate bus, pedestrian, and bike travel.
'The Future of Transportation Is Not About Inventions. It's About Choices.'
November 7, 2019, 10am PST
While much attention is focused on new technologies, the potential of existing transportation modes has never been fully realized.
How to Improve Buses, the Overlooked but Essential Part of Urban Mobility
October 23, 2019, 2pm PDT
A new book argues that buses are an integral part of successful mobility networks and that better bus systems improve cities in ways benefiting all residents.
Monorail Joins the Seattle Transit Network
October 10, 2019, 9am PDT
The city's monorail has operated separately from other systems in the region, but now riders can pay fares using the ORCA cards that work for other transit systems in the region.
L.A. Metro Report Examines How Women Travel
October 7, 2019, 2pm PDT
Findings from a new study about the mobility needs and concerns of women in Los Angeles will inform future initiatives and planning.
Trump Administration Supports Ending Bus and Rail Procurements From Chinese Companies
September 6, 2019, 9am PDT
Capital investments could get more expensive, if Congress forces transit systems to buy American.
Eno Center for Transportation
Virginia Intercity Buses Exceed Ridership Estimates By 200 Percent
The Virginia Breeze intercity bus service has vastly exceeded original ridership estimates since its launch in late 2017. Two more lines are slated to launch in the spring or summer of next year.
New York MTA Almost Eliminated WiFi on Buses
July 29, 2019, 12pm PDT
The New York City MTA has changed the story, twice, about its plans for little used WiFi service on the city buses.
Toronto Could Give Buses and Streetcars Priority
July 19, 2019, 10am PDT
In a shift away from subway expansions and upgrades, Toronto looks to improve the bus and streetcar systems.
Culling Transit Stops to Improve System Performance
Bus stop balancing can help lines run much more smoothly. A new publication guides agencies through the process.
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New state legislation will allow the city to expand the network of cameras and step up enforcement.
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'Speed' Turns 25: Planners Think About Fast Buses
June 20, 2019, 10am PDT
In the '90s, Keanu Reeves was hurtling down the roads and freeways of L.A. in a bus; 25 years later, city officials ponder ways to bring the city's average bus speed above 10 mph.
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Debating the Merits of Hydrogen and Batteries for Buses
June 19, 2019, 1pm PDT
To switch to fully electric bus fleets, transit agencies can invest in batteries and hydrogen fuel cells. Both have their advantages.
Yosemite Shuttles Reportedly Crowded and Unsafe
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Bill Would Phase-Out Most Diesel Emissions in California
March 21, 2019, 12pm PDT
The bill is directed at the medium and heavy-duty trucking industry, which, along with buses, account for 90 percent of the state's toxic diesel exhaust. Diesel emissions would need to be reduced by 80 percent by 2050. Will electric trucks be ready?
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Shelterforce Magazine


The Sarasota County Sheriff's Office arrested nine people on multiple charges during Operation Freelancer IV, an investigation to protect citizens from unlicensed contractors.
Detectives worked with the Sarasota County Building Department, the Florida Department of Financial Services Division of Insurance Fraud and the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR) to contact individuals advertising home repair services that require a license to complete. As individuals arrived at the predetermined residence last week, the DBPR database was checked to determine if they were licensed, registered as a contractor, and/or required workers compensation coverage or exemption, to perform the work they proposed to do.
Since 2012, the sheriff's office has assigned detectives to investigate claims against people who engage in contracting work without proper licenses, permits or certification. A first offense usually results in a civil citation by code enforcement but subsequent violations lead to misdemeanor or felony criminal charges. The defendants also receive a cease and desist order from the State of Florida.
Florida law sets specific rules and guidelines for obtaining professional licensure, and the people who have met these requirements are held to professional standards. Consumers can verify licenses with the DBPR online at www.myfloridalicense.com, by calling 850.487.1395, or download the free DBPR Mobile app through iTunes or the Google Play store.
To check a Sarasota County license, call the Customer Service and Permit Center at 941.861.6678 or 941.861.3029. To report someone you suspect is acting as an unlicensed contractor or performing work without a permit, call 941.861.5000.


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