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Why 'Showgirls' Is Actually A Sequel To 'Saved by the Bell,' Because We Always Knew Uptight Jessie Had A Wild Side
By Mallory Carra
Growing up, I always counted on watching Saved By The Bell reruns on TBS when I came home from school. Sure, the cast moved on from the show when it ended in 1993 (and The College Years in 1994), but no one moved on as fiercely as Elizabeth Berkeley (who played the uptight and ambitious Jessie Spano), who starred in the famously raunchy movie Showgirls. But really, the halls of Bayside will live on forever and that's why I think Showgirls is a sequel to Saved By The Bell . Stay with me on this and think about it, because there's a lot of supporting evidence — or just really convenient ways for me make Las Vegas showgirl Nomi Malone fit into the SBTB universe.
The Bayside High gang always consisted of Zack Morris (Mark-Paul Gosselaar), Kelly Kapowski (Tiffani-Amber Thiessen), Lisa Turtle (Lark Voorhies), A.C. Slater (Mario Lopez), Screech Powers (Dustin Diamond), and Jessie — well, until there were those weird episodes in the final season where Jessie and Kelly disappeared and Tori (Leanna Creel) rode in on her motorcycle. I used to think of them as the alternate universe SBTB episodes, but really, it makes sense if you think about it. Kelly (and Thiessen) had gone on to shatter her good girl image in Beverly Hills 90210 as a girl named Valarie Malone, sewed her wild oats, and then settled down to marry Zack. As for Jessie, well, things at college turned out to be rougher than she imagined...
Life At Columbia University
At the end of the series, Jessie was excited to be headed to Columbia University in New York City. It wasn't her beloved Stanford (or Stainsbury, for that matter), but she was thrilled to be joining the Ivy League in the Big Apple. Plus, Lisa was a train ride away at FIT. Sure, it seemed perfect. But in reality, Jessie put a ton of pressure on herself to choose the right major — first she wanted to study political science, then pre-law, pre-med, American Studies, biology, chemistry, and too many more. Her academic adviser told her to chill, but naturally, Jessie didn't.
Lonely In The City
She also had trouble loosening up and making new friends on the East Coast. Lisa was too busy thriving in the fashion world to hang out with Jessie, who would just stress out too much when they did get together. The real kicker for Jessie, though, was when she found out Slater was moving on with other girls. During a long distance phone call, Kelly let slip that A.C. started dating some girl named Alex Taber — and as you can imagine, Jessie didn't take it well at all.
Caffeine Pill Relapse
So Jessie turns to her one major vice — no, not bossing people around — but caffeine pills. But since this is college, she soon discovers Adderall and Coke. For awhile, things are better — she had the trill of being so excited and so scared. She's meeting new people who share her interest in pills and powder, attends parties around the city, and even starts sleeping with her RA and her dealer.
Kicked Out Of Columbia
Alas, the party ends. By the end of her first semester as a freshman, Jessie realizes she spent a lot of money on drugs, racked up some pretty large credit card bills on several pieces of plastic, failed most of her classes, and her RA busts her two-timing him with her dealer in a very compromising position. Jessie gets kicked out of the dorms and gets placed on academic probation. Feeling like a complete failure, she decides to use the remainder of her money to board a Greyhound bus home.
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During the long-ass bus ride, Jessie dreams up a new future for herself. Maybe she's tired of always being the smart and studious one. Perhaps she wants to be wild, unpredictable, and just a little stupid for once in her life. Why does she always have to have all the answers? As luck would have it, the bus breaks down as soon as it crosses into Nevada. Jessie decides to hitchhike and most notably, change her name and attitude. She now wants to go by Nomi Malone.
Cue the beginning of Showgirls.
And That Explains Her Appearance In Saved By The Bell: Wedding In Las Vegas
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I always wondered why Jessie randomly showed up at toward the end of the TV movie, just in time for Zack and Kelly's wedding in Las Vegas in really thick eyeliner. And it's because Jessie had become Nomi in Las Vegas, but decided to drop the act for a few hours to resume life as Jessie, you know, just for a little bit. Her "flight from New York" excuse is a big ol' lie.
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A couple black sheep may have earned a terrible name to nature photography in Singapore, but valid photographers here are on a mission to alter that.
The Nature Photographic Society (Singapore) (NPSS) needs to reveal that pictures of wildlife can help with conservation, by nurturing in viewers and photographers themselves an understanding of the encompassing nature.
In January it is going to establish an unique picture contest that requires participants to submit a brief writeup on the area in the picture.
It's the first time this type of standard is being introduced in a local photography contest, according to its president, Dr Fong Chee Wai.
"Instead of simply attempting to get a great chance, photographers are prompted to consider other facets of (the area's) ecology," added Dr Fong, a nutrition scientist.
The newest initiative comes after several photographers in Singapore have been called out for practices that are contentious to get the ideal opportunity, including the use of lure.
In June, 62, orthopaedic surgeon Lee Soon Tai, was charged with feeding and littering endangered birds with live fish injected with atmosphere. This was after a video showing three photographers supposedly luring grey-headed fish eagles by using live fish injected with atmosphere made its rounds on media that is social in October.
Citizen scientists can promote a better comprehension of our flora and fauna and she included that appropriate documentation of biodiversity through photography by photographers and help in conservation direction.
Dr Wee mentioned the case of photographer Wong Weng Fai, who'd in the gray-rumped treeswift supplied the first evidence of cooperative breeding in May 2014. His video demonstrated the parents received help from other fowl in the feeding of the chick and the incubation of the egg, said Dr Wee.
NPSS is organising a nature photography class beginning on Sept 3 as part of a chain of events leading to the start of the contest in January. To find out more, see www.npss.org.sg.


Hurricanes upend lives and destroy wealth, but leave little lasting imprint on the broader economy.
That is one of the main takeaways from an examination of the economic effects of storms in recent years.
With Hurricane Florence hitting the U.S. East Coast, and potentially more storms to come in the weeks ahead, it is a time to assess the economic impacts of natural disasters.
Hurricane Harvey last year flooded the nation's fourth-largest city by population, Houston, destroying $125 billion worth of property, according to estimates by Moody's Analytics Inc. But lost economic output was just $8.5 billion, a barely perceptible sliver of more than $19 trillion of national economic output, according to Moody's.


Techniques essential to bioinformatics. Topics include practical knowledge of databases, basic commands in Unix and R, sequence alignment and annotation, and gene-expression quantification.
Demonstrate practical knowledge of line commands necessary for many bioinformatics programs.
Apply sequence alignment techniques and demonstrate the process of genome annotation.
Apply functional genomics techniques through analysis of variant annotation and gene expression.
Develop a research project in bioinformatics using the above techniques.


I had 5 midsems in the past seven days. Don't ask how they went!!! I'll know once I get the marks.
Anyway it got over on Wednesday evening, after which I went to Anaichas (hope I spelt that right) with three friends. Thursday Friday went fine, there wasn't much to worry about (and I was totally lukkha), but now one by one things are starting to popup, the first thing which popped being Unmaad, my Hostel's sports festival.
Also, hopefully we would have our departmental freshers in a week or two. Classes are going fine except for electrical… the last 3 lectures were not tested in the midsemester exam and so I didn't study one word and so whatever she taught today in class underwent "overhead transmission".
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It's been THIRTY years now (yes, 30!) that I've been in the photography business. Wow! It really doesn't seem that long. I've been to so many places, met so many people, and have photographed so many sites that the years have flown by! I'm sure you can only guess how much experience that time can bring. So much has become second nature and making it look easy is part of the sweat of the past. Thus, I would like to spend this first edition filling you in on a bit of my past.
Stepping out of photography school in 1987, my hope was to work as a studio photographer. That took me to Fitch (then Richardson Smith) as an assistant, eventually moving up to staff photographer. The 90's brought so much growth to the company in all the design practices, that I needed to be able to do it all-retail, graphic, product.
Leaving there in 1998, I hoped to build a studio based upon all that experience, but something happened that I wasn't expecting. It seemed that the Fitch 90's powerhouse was very influential in retail design, and the people within the industry wanted me to photograph their sites as well.
That was my start within the retail design photography business. I was so busy with it, and with the changes in the photography market within the studio sector, I was driven to become a prime retail location photographer. Since then I've worked with so many players, nd I look forward to many more.
I have been married for thirty years as well and have three children, play guitar, am a second degree black belt in Tae Kwon Do, and love landscape photography. The color image you see above is from Cooks Forest State Park in Pennsylvania. I grew up near this area and love to return when I can. A spectacular place that reminds me so much of my youth and spending time in wooded areas-mainly just observing. The other is from a trip a few years ago to Alaska. I've always loved the Orotone images of Edward Curtis, and have loved giving some of my images a personal effect similar, though I prefer more of a brown color than the warm gold. It leaves me with a nostalgic reminder of the past and how the masters have influenced what I do today.
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Emanuel Nassar grew up in Belém, capital of the state of Pará in the north of Brazil, part of the Amazon region, and he continues to live there as well as in São Paulo. Celebrated as one of the major figures in contemporary Brazilian art, Nassar consistently demonstrates in his work a tension between his place in the panorama of international art and his relationship to the land of his birth, for it is from the day-to-day of local life that he draws elements that comprise the raw materials of his works.
Nassar is inspired by the small city of Icoaraci, near Belém, including its markets of fish

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April 3, 2014 | Dora
Autism awareness month is upon us.
I haven't written in months because I've been trying to start my Legal Practice Course in September found out on Monday that I could, which reminded me of the reason I've been trying to get this done for the last couple of years. – Chris. I've been so wrapped up in trying to follow through with my plans that I lost track of why I was so keen on making them work.
I'll start off this month with something more general; so what is autism? I found this "easy read" on autism.org.uk by the National Autistic Society.
Fact 1: There are many people with autism in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. More than 1 out of every 100 people has autism – No. 1 in 58 people are on the spectrum in the UK. 1 in 68 children and 1 in 42 boys in the US. A 2012 review of global prevalence estimates of autism spectrum disorders found a median of 62 cases per 10,000 people.(Elsabbagh M, Divan G, Yun-Joo Koh YJ et al.. Global prevalence of autism and other pervasive developmental disorders. Autism Res. 2012;5(3):160–79.)
Fact 2: Autism lasts for all of a person's life. But they can still do a lot of things and learn a lot of skills. Yes. There is no identifiable cause for autism, or a 'cure'. There is no magic potion, but there is hard work, mountains of patience, love, understanding, education and treatments available that will make a difference. No one understands the significance of a minor behavioural change or reaction like people that live with autism do. There's speech and language therapy, oxygen therapy, social skills therapy, occupational therapy, specialised diets, classes, case studies, applied behaviour analysis and structured teaching just to name a few. The first time they communicate, the first time they accept a small change, the first time they try something new makes all of this hard work worth it. But most of all, is having a strong support system, a group of people or an individual that is dedicated to them, their well-being and progress. Chris went from throwing tantrum in the supermarket and throwing himself on the floor to a young teen who we can have a conversation with about what he wants, what we want and compromise; most of the time.
Fact 4: They find it difficult to tell people what they need, and how they feel. Yes, but there are many different ways to tackle this. With Chris, we started communicating with him through pictures at first. So, we had a picture of every single thing in our house. He wanted water? Picture. He wanted an apple? Picture. He wanted to play on the computer? Picture. He wanted a specific person? Picture. We had pictures of different facial expressions and feelings which he would use to express himself. Then when he was learning words, we attached words to the pictures until we got to the point where we didn't need pictures. Chris' case is not always the case though. There are people on the spectrum that have little or no communication with their surroundings; pictures would still make life a bit easier. It's work, time and effort but it's worth it. The trouble with the spectrum is the fact that it is a spectrum. You cannot formulate a universal treatment for them. You cant even teach them in the same way; because every single of them is different.
Fact 5: They find it difficult to meet other people and to make new friends. No. Not because it cant be true, but because the statement generalises them and makes this sound like an autistic trait. I've met people on the spectrum that won't even acknowledge you're there, and people that will not leave your side as well as everything in between. The same goes for "They find it difficult to understand what other people think, and how they feel."
Fact 6: Autism is a hidden disability – you can't always tell if someone has it. Yes. Because the spectrum is so wide and diverse, people can go through life having autism and not realising. When you've lived with it, and read everything you could get your hands on about it, it becomes easier to identify. It can be genetic, but not manifest itself in older generations unless you look for it. This also proves that people can live with autism, can work, can marry, can have children, be grandparents and lead a life without special support. Its in hidden signs that you get a peak of autism; like their annoyance when their schedule is changed, being adamant on using a specific brand or route and many more. I often hear people use the phrase "He's so autistic about that"; they might be. Being autistic is linked to so many myths and misconceptions that the average person will think of a child throwing tantrums, not speaking or making "irregular" hand movements when thinking of autism. No; autism isn't easy to diagnose or recognise.
Fact 7: Children with autism have been bullied at school. Yes. Why? Because of the wrong information being distributed to the public. Because we hear autistic and think Rain Man. Because we hear Aspergers and think Boston Legal. The saddest thing about this is that children with autism will be bullied by family members as well if they attend the same school. Peer pressure and lack of understanding is literally making their lives difficult. It traumatises them, could make them aggressive or make them seclude themselves.
My experience with the education system and bullying will need a post of its own.
So, in aid of raising awareness for autism this month keep in mind that: that kid on the plane won't stop crying despite its parents every effort; that teen in the supermarket that stacks shelves so neatly; that adult that skips and hops on the street; they could all be on the spectrum, don't judge, understand.
Educate yourselves about Autism.
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The project Deirdre Gorman is embarking on is to define a "Fashion Incubator". One notion of a fashion incubator is to be a facility that provides assistance in growing or starting your own fashion business and would provide the kind of specific assistance relevant to the needs of the industry. Fashion Incubator/Enterprise centers are nurturing environments that provide assistance to aid growth and development while promoting entrepreneurship for start-up businesses by offering shared facilities and business advice.
The mission is to define a structure of support that will facilitate the needs of a fashion designer and help creative entrepreneurs to develop the business skills they need to thrive and survive in the fashion industry. Deirdre will analyse the strengths and weaknesses of existing similar facilities, to create a perspective of what the fundamental and unsuccessful aspects may be. From the analysis of other existing similar facilities, she hopes to create a constructive template that would provide adequately for the designers' needs.
The fashion business is a tough one and all too often the talent, passion and drive of some of Ireland's best emerging designers can go unnoticed and unrewarded. Recognising this, Deirdre Gorman has made it her aim to define what is needed to nurture this talent and enable young creatives to develop their vision into viable businesses.


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UK property sales rise in May
Henry ThomasJune 25, 2020
Figures from HM Revenue & Customs show that 48,450 homes changed hands in May
UK house sales jumped 16 per cent last month in the latest indication that the property market is rebounding.
According to the latest figures from HM Revenue & Customs, 48,450 homes changed hands in May, after the Government ended the lockdown on the real estate sector.
Although, volumes were still almost 50 per cent down on the previous year, agents say momentum has been steadily building.
Guy Gittins, managing director of Chestertons estate agents, said: Property viewings have tripled, while website enquiries, newly registered applicants and offers made on properties have all more than doubled in the 39 days since the market reopened, compared to the 51 days of lockdown prior to May 13. This clearly shows confidence in property has not been shaken by the impact of coronavirus. If sales continue at this rate, supported by low mortgage rates, we could see prices recover a lot quicker than many predicted.
Guy said, although there are no official figures for London our branches have seen a frankly astonishing upsurge in people looking to buy since the market reopened in mid-May.
Andrew Southern, chairman of property developer Southern Grove, said, the level of transactions still looks decidedly muted but a 16 per cent monthly increase is actually relatively good.
"The HMRC figures to watch will come much later, in the autumn, when they will reflect the post-lockdown activity of May and June. But housebuilders are likely to have read the signals by then and begun investing in their pipeline with a degree of confidence again. The fundamentals of this market haven't changed."
Tom Bill, Head of UK Residential Research at Knight Frank, said: The pipeline of deals under way when the lockdown began largely held together and accounted for the majority of transactions in April. After the market reopened in May, deal activity picked up and today's figures demonstrate how transactions have now bottomed out. Since the market reopened, there has been a dramatic but potentially short-lived surge in demand that will be reflected in even higher transaction numbers in coming months.
Anna Clare Harper, author of Strategic Property Investing and co-founder of property fund Anglo Residential, said: Recent events and practical restrictions, such as physical valuations and obtaining finance, mean it is hardly a surprise that property transactions have fallen dramatically year on year.
"However, what we can see from the HMRC data and from what we are hearing from investors, appetite is responding quickly. We are seeing the signs of strong appetite to move forward with investments in the UK residential market in particular."
Jeremy Leaf, north London estate agent and a former Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors residential chairman, said: As always, it is property transactions rather than the more volatile prices which prove to be a better barometer of market strength and these are no exception. Although, of course, the numbers represent activity initiated several months ago, so are historically disappointing, they do show as well a welcome enthusiasm to pick up on transactions which were stalled and engage in new deals, which is exactly what we are finding on the ground.
Looking forward, listings are increasing which is encouraging and likely to bring more balance. But on the other hand, we have concerns that most of the demand is for smaller family houses rather than smaller flats, as aspiring first-time buyers remain concerned over future employment prospects post-furlough, Jeremy said.
Henry Thomas June 25, 2020
UK mall landlords face rent collection crisis
UK commercial landlords expect a significant shortfall on rent day
Scotland's first tenant farming commissioner to improve landlords-tenants relations
British government further reduces stake in Lloyds, brings it to below 4 per cent
Tenant awarded $12,000 after living in dilapidated property
Pent-up demand lifts Singapore's property market
Number of home buyers at 16-year high


Just like the drink this marmalade is made with Tequila and Triple Sec, fresh strawberries and lime juice. All you need is a straw! Just kidding.... top your waffles or ice cream with this sweet treat add some zest to your chicken or fish and again perfect pairing for cheese and crackers. 9.5oz.ntwt.


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Pathetic youth turnout in #Election2014 pic.twitter.com/vBPl9BbLLd
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Why do young people stay at home during midterm elections? Leave a comment with your thoughts.
1:29, Voters say chatter at Southwest Ranches distracting
Vikki Yarborough voted at Southwest Ranches Town Hall on Tuesday. For her, voting in her precinct would be easier — if there wasn't so much chatter.
"It's good, it's easy, it's quick. If everyone in the room — the officials —would not talk. That's my biggest beef. They talk all the time and you gotta read all these amendments or read things, ya can't because they're reading. Or they're talking to each other."
Yarborough says she's complained about the noise before, but it's the same story every time she votes.
Read more about this story from WLRN's Selima Hussain.
1:07, Florida Cannabis Coalition disappointed after Amendment 2 does not pass
Tom Quigley, CEO of the Florida Cannabis Coalition, issued this statement Wednesday:
"Above all else, Amendment 2 was about the patients. I feel for them the most. For the parents and children I have met over the past year, who are now faced with a terrible choice: leave their home and seek treatment in other states, or suffer. It's a terrible choice."
Advocates for medical marijuana have said they are prepared to get it back on the ballot in 2016 after 57.6 percent of voters approved it — not enough to meet the 60 percent threshold necessary to change Florida's Constitution. The Florida Legislature, who this year approved use of one strain of non-euphoric marijuana for epileptic children after quashing several attempts in the past, could legalize it themselves. It would have to get through a Republican-controlled Florida House.
12:38, Roundup of municipal elections
Aventura, Sunny Isles Beach and El Portal have new mayors after Tuesday's election, and several cities have new commissioners or council members.
Our team of reporters covering local races run through the results here.
12:30, Republican spending made a difference this election
From the New York Times: For Republican donors, spending finally pays off
Noon, Florida TaxWatch reacts to election results
Dominic M. Calabro, president and CEO of FloridaTaxWatch, released this statement Wednesday:
"As the 2015 Legislative Session is approaching, Florida TaxWatch continues to research policy recommendations and cost savings opportunities for Florida taxpayers. We look forward to sharing these recommendations to improve accountability, transparency and efficiency in Florida government with each of the state's lawmakers, including several newly elected public servants. Florida TaxWatch will continue to work with Governor Scott, CFO Atwater, General Bondi and Commissioner Putnam, and the members of the Florida Legislature, and our statewide partners to make smart investments in Florida's future through education programs, restructuring criminal justice sentencing, economic development and growth initiatives and improved health care options for Floridians."
11:56, Charlie Crist makes history
Charlie Crist made history yesterday: He's the 1st Florida politician to lose statewide races as a Republican, independent and a Democrat.
— David Smiley (@NewsbySmiley) November 5, 2014
11:30, Doral councilwoman unseated, charter amendments pass — including two reversing changes approved in August
Doral Councilwoman Bettina Rodriguez-Aguilera lost her seat to Pete Cabrera, who returns to the dais after serving for two terms and losing to current Mayor Luigi Boria in 2012.
With 54.5 percent of the 6,392 votes cast in Doral, Cabrera bested Rodriguez-Aguilera by 574 votes. About 34.8 percent of Doral's 18,375 people registered voters went to the polls Tuesday.
All five charter amendments proposed by the City Council were approved.
▪ In a clear power grab, the City Council returned the power to select a city manager — the city's supposedly nonpolitical chief administrator — back into the hands of the mayor and council. Doral voters approved a charter amendment in August that required each of the five councilmembers to appoint a resident to a search committee to find a new city manager, city clerk or city attorney. That amendment was proposed by the a citizen review board that convenes every five years. It passed with 54.8 percent of the vote in a primary where about 2,000 residents voted.
The council was apparently unhappy with city manager part. They proposed their own amendment to snatch that appointment power back. About 53.8 percent of voters approved this, with a total of about 6,000 people voting. Under the change, the mayor has a "reasonable" amount of time to nominate a replacement city manager. If that undetermined amount of time passes, the councilmembers can nominate someone. The nominee still needs approval from the majority of the council.
▪ In another reversal from a change approved in August, elected officials no longer have a strict two-term limit on holding office. They can serve two consecutive four-year terms, take a one-term break, and then return to run for the office he or she previous held. This doesn't apply from individuals going for council to mayor or vice-versa.
▪ Another amendment requires the city's Charter Review Commission, a body that convenes every five years to review the city's governing document and suggest changes, to meet after hours. It also says these changes go to voters during the November general election.
▪ Run-off elections will now be held in the first week of December instead of right before Thanksgiving.
▪ Elected officials wanted some more power from the city manger, and they got it. Now, councilmembers can hire and fire their own legislative aides. The city manager can still discipline or fire these aides if they violate city laws and policies.
10:45, Turnout in Broward around 43 percent
About 43.5 percent of the 1.07 million registered voters in Broward County cast ballots this year.
Here's a look at Broward by the numbers:
▪ Total ballots cast: 464,317
▪ About 67.8 percent voted for Crist, who led Scott by about 176,00 votes. Still, with 548,503 registered Democrats in Broward, Crist did not draw out enough to push him past Scott in the race.
▪ Medical marijuana proved more popular among Broward votes, with 67.9 percent approval. It got 155,000 more votes.
▪ George Sheldon got the nod for attorney general from Broward voters as he received 63.7 percent. He led eventual winner Pam Bondi by about 131,000 votes.
10:30, Turnout in Miami-Dade around 40 percent
Tuesday's mid-term election brought out 40.7 percent of Miami-Dade County's 1.3 million registered voters and 43.5 percent in Broward.
Here's a quick look at Miami-Dade by the numbers:
▪ About 58 percent chose Charlie Crist for governor, and he led Gov. Rick Scott about about 100,000 votes. It wasn't enough to top incumbent Scott in a close race, who led Crist by 1.2 percent points statewide.
▪ In the race for the 26th Congressional district, Republican challenger Carlos Curbelo captured 52.2 percent of the vote, besting Democratic incumbent Joe Garcia by about 6,000 votes.
▪ About 485,600 voters cast ballots on the constitutional amendment legalizing medical marijuana. Of them, 56.8 percent voted in favor, essentially mirroring the statewide percentage of 57 percent. Statewide, 60 percent voter approval is needed to change Florida's constitution.
▪ A majority of Miami-Dade voters chose Democrat George Sheldon, who got 54.6 percent of the vote, for attorney general. Even though Pam Bondi got about 55,00 fewer votes in Miami-Dade, she kept her job by getting 55.2 percent statewide
9:45, Miami Lakes councilman raises big money to trounce unknown opponent
Miami Lakes Councilman Ceasar Mestre, who collected nearly $60,000 in campaign contributions from dozens of Hialeah real-estate interests and other outsiders, easily won a second term Tuesday to the Miami Lakes Council.
Herald writer Paradise Afshar has the story here.
9:30, Group touts impact of religious voters
There's no doubt candidates tried their best to take "Souls to the Polls" this year.
Groups like Faith in Florida recognized this push to reach people who vote based on their religious values. A statement from Faith in Florida's exective director Jerry Peña said in a statement his group reached out to tens of thousands of black and Hispanic voters to talk about political participation.
"Republican and Democratic candidates ignore at their peril the emerging bloc of religious voters who voted their values on voting rights, immigration reform and affordable health care for all," said Jerry Peña, Faith in Florida's Executive Director. "Faith in Florida Get Out the Vote turned out 50,279 voters demonstrating that religious institutions that preach justice and redemption also have the ability to use sophisticated tools and targeting to move large numbers of people to the polls who might not otherwise vote."
Both Gov. Rick Scott and Charlie Crist made efforts to reach voters in houses or worship, particularly during early voting on Sundays. Scott, who won re-election, made a stronger push than in years past, and the early voting tallies showed it. Republicans lead the Democrats by about 126,000 in pre-Election Day ballots cast.
9:14, General Election results
Find results for all elections, from local county questions to Senate races from across the country, on the Herald's results page.
8:55, Reaction to voters approving FIU expansion
#FIU loved our email from our President Rosenberg @FIU #expansion #sorryYouthFair
— Jℓssica Ruiz (@jess_rooiz) November 5, 2014
Florida International University may have gotten the nod from voter to move into the Youth Fair's territory, but the university still has other hurdles to clear before it can expand its campus. Read more from the Herald's Douglas Hanks about the FIU question, voters' rejection of the $390 million plan to replace the county courthouse and other local measures here.
8:40, Republican win veto-proof majority in Florida House
Tuesday marked a resurgence of the GOP on both a state and national level.
As Republicans took control of the U.S. Senate, they captured a super-majority in Florida's House of Representatives by unseating six Democratic incumbents.
The Miami Herald's Kathleen McGrory has the story here.
8:25 A.M., Anti-legalization group reacts to failure of medical marijuana amendment in Florida
Smart Approaches to Marijuana, or SAM, an anti-legalization group, issued a statement Tuesday night after the amendment legalizing medical marijuana in Florida did not pass.
"The Florida result is a devastating loss for legalization advocates, who predicted a slam dunk there just a few months ago," said Kevin A. Sabet, president and CEO of SAM. "A backlash is beginning."
The group has opposed legalization efforts across the country, like in Colorado, Washington, D.C. and Maine.
In Florida, amendments to the state's constitution need 60 percent approval from voters to pass. Amendment 2, which would have legalized medical marijuana, only garnered support from 57 percent of voters.
— JOEY FLECHAS and AUDRA D.S. BURCH
Bennet calls for broad coalition of Americans coming together
Inside the post debate Spin Room with Bernie Sanders
By Carli Teproff
South Miami Mayor Philip Stoddard didn't violate the Citizens' Bill of Rights by not allowing lobbyist Stephen Cody to address the commission in 2018, the Miami-Dade Commission on Ethics and Public Trust ruled.
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Theresa I . Trick (Johnson)
News Death Notice
TRICK, Theresa I. (Johnson) passed away Wednesday, September 11, 2013 at the St. Leonard Center. She was preceded in death by her husband of 54 years, Francis J. Trick, in 2005. She is survived by four sons and daughters-in-law: David and Cynthia Trick of Beavercreek, Robert and Janice Trick of Kettering, Anthony and Nancy Trick of Beavercreek and Stephen and Michelle Trick of Lebanon. Four daughters also survive her: Karen and David Deeter of IL, Patricia and Kevin Seppala of MO, Deborah and John Toth of FL and Katherine and David Tunney of Cincinnati. One sister, Patricia Manak of FL also survives her, as do eighteen grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Friends may call at the TOBIAS FUNERAL HOME Beavercreek Chapel on Sunday afternoon, September 15 from 2 PM until 5 PM. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at St. Brigid Catholic Church, 312 Fairgrounds Rd. Xenia, OH 45385 on Monday, September 16 at 10 AM. Interment will be in Calvary Cemetery following the Mass. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to Hospice of Dayton, 324 Wilmington Ave. Dayton, OH 45420 in Theresa's memory. Condolences for the family can be made at http://www.tobiasfuneralhome.com/
Published in Dayton Daily News on Sept. 12, 2013
Trick Family
Robert L. Trick
TRICK, Robert L., 91, longtime resident of Cincinnati, formerly of Dayton, passed away Saturday, Dec. 10, 2016. He was born in Dayton, OH on May 30, 1925 to Lawrence & Bertha (Schnorr) Trick. Bob was retired from the State of Ohio. He was a member of the St. Ignatius Loyola Church in Cincinnati. Bob was an active volunteer for Right-to-Life of Greater Cincinnati and Mercy Franciscan Hospital. Preceded in death by his parents and brothers, Leo, Lawrence, Leonard, Louis, Herman, Sr. (Henrietta) & Rev. James Trick. Survived by his brothers, William Trick (Joanne) & Edward Trick (Jacque); sister, Sister Teresa Trick, OSF; sisters-in-law, Judith & Anne Trick; numerous nieces, nephews, great and great-great nieces & nephews, and countless friends. Mass of Christian Burial 10 a.m. Thursday, Dec. 15, 2016 at St. Rita Catholic Church, 5401 N. Main St., Dayton, OH 45415. Father John Wall, celebrant. Interment Calvary Cemetery. The family will receive friends 5-8 p.m. Wednesday at the GEORGE C. MARTIN FUNERAL HOME, "Northridge Chapel, " 5040 Frederick Pike at Needmore Road. If desired, memorials may be made to either Right-to-Life of Greater Cincinnati, 1802 West Galbraith Rd., Cincinnati, OH 45239, or Sisters of Oldenburg Indiana, 22143 Main St., Oldenburg, IN 47036. Condolences can be shared at http://www.georgecmartinfuneralhome.com.
Evelyn Ruth Trick
NEUMAIER, Evelyn Ruth, 82, of Vandalia, passed away Wednesday, Dec. 21, 2016 at her home. Evelyn was born in Dayton, OH on May 25, 1934 to Clarence & Josephine (Logel) Trick. She was a 1952 graduate of Julienne High School and was retired from Leland Electrosystems. Evelyn had attended the Living Word Church in Vandalia. Preceded in death by her son, John G. Neumaier, in 2009. Survived by her beloved husband of 63 years, Bertram Neumaier; daughters, Linda Thiele, Sharon Beeman & Donna Jackson; son, Charles Neumaier; many grandchildren, great and great-great grandchildren; sisters, Martha Chapman, Dorothy Gibson & Charlotte Tiller; brothers, Joseph Trick and Donald Trick, Sr.; numerous nieces, nephews, other relatives & many friends. Funeral service 7:00 p.m. Monday, Dec. 26, 2016 at the GEORGE C. MARTIN FUNERAL HOME, "Northridge Chapel," 5040 Frederick Pike at Needmore Road. Cremation to follow. The family will receive friends Monday 5:00 p.m., prior to the service , at the George C. Martin Funeral Home. If desired, memorials may be made to the Hospice of Miami County,
Herman Trick
TRICK, Sr., Herman 91, of Dayton, passed away Monday, May 2, 2016 at his home. He was born in Dayton, Ohio on June 4, 1924 to Lawrence & Bertha (Schnorr) Trick. Herman was a member of St. Rita Catholic Church and served in the U.S. Army during WWII in the Burmese jungle. He worked as a tool designer for over 54 years. Herman was a member of the Knights of Columbus, 4th Degree, Fr. Kuhlman Assembly, and long time member of Knights of Columbus Marian Council #3754. Preceded in death by his beloved wife of 54 years, Henrietta Trick, in 2011. Survived by his daughters, Margaret Marie Bell (Gerry), Rita Ann Canty (Mike) & Florence Louise Trick; sons, Herman Joseph Trick, Jr. (Barbara), Francis Joseph Trick (Melissa), Peter John Trick (Cindy) & Robert James Trick (Diana); 13 grandchildren & 4 great grandchildren; sister, Sr. Teresa Trick, S.S.F; brothers, Edward, William & Robert Trick; numerous nieces, nephews, relatives & friends. Herman was also a foster parent for over 70 children. Prayers 10 a.m. Monday, May 9, 2016 at the GEORGE C. MARTIN FUNERAL HOME, "Northridge Chapel," 5040 Frederick Pike at Needmore Rd. with Mass of Christian Burial 10:30 a.m. Monday at St. Rita Church, 5401 N. Main St., Dayton, OH 45415. Fr. Jim Duell, celebrant. Interment with military honors Monday 2 p.m. at Calvary Cemetery. The family will receive friends Sunday 4-8 p.m. at the George C. Martin Funeral Home. If desired, memorials may be made to Hospice of Dayton . Condolences can be shared at http://www.georgecmartinfuneralhome.
Published in Dayton Daily News on May 6, 2016
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Kevin H Trick
TRICK, Kevin H. died April 8, 2013 after a lengthy illness in Ft. Meyers, Florida. Age 60 years, formally of Kettering, and former owner of Trick's Landscaping. He was preceded in death by his parents, Vincent and Bernice Trick. He is survived by a wife Linda and two dear children; Joel and Kara Trick, a brother, Gary (Deborah) Trick and sisters Gean (Bob) Seubert and Donna (Martin) Anastasi. There are six nephews. He was a graduate of Archbishop Alter High School and Vincennes University. Funeral services were conducted in Florida. Memorial Mass will be held 8:30 a.m., Saturday May 4th at St. Albert the Great Church.
Published in Dayton Daily News on May 2, 2013 – See more at: http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/dayton/obituary.aspx?n=kevin-h-trick&pid=164576233#sthash.Qnz0mdTG.dpuf
Rev. James F Trick
TRICK, Rev. James F. age 78, passed away on Sunday, June 02, 2013 at 1:13 P.M. at the Mercer Co. Community Hospital, Coldwater, OH. He was born on September 18, 1934 in Dayton, OH, the son of Lawrence and Bertha (Schnorr) Trick and they preceded him in death. He is survived by his siblings, Sr. Teresa OSF of Oldenburg, IN, Herman Trick of Dayton, OH, Edward (Jacqueline) Trick of Arcanum, OH, William (Joanne) Trick of Kettering, OH, Robert Trick of Cincinnati, OH and sister in laws Ann of Kettering, Judi of Dayton, and Jacque of Vandalia. He was also preceded in death by four brothers and two sisters in law; Leo Trick, Leonard (Betty) Trick, Larry Trick, Louis Trick and Henrietta Trick. Fr. Trick did his preparatory studies at St. Gregory Seminary. He studied theology at Mt. St. Mary's Seminary of the West in Norwood, OH. He was ordained on May 28, 1960 at St. Peter in Chains Cathedral in Cincinnati by Archbishop Alter. During his 53 hears as a priest, Fr. Trick served in many capacities. On May 15, 1960 He began his first assignment as assistant at St. Lawrence parish in Cincinnati. In August of 1960, he was appointed as an assistant pastor at St. Elizabeth parish in Norwood where he served until 1967. While at Norwood, Fr. Jim was also a teacher at Purcell (1960-1965) and Regina High Schools (1965-1967). From 1967-68, he served as an assistant pastor at St. Mary's Parish, Middletown, OH where he also was a chaplain at the local hospital and a teacher at Middletown Fenwick. In 1968, he was Director of Religious Education for the Archdiocese of Cincinnati. In 1969, Father was an assistant pastor at Sr. Francis de Sales, Cincinnati and was a teacher at Elder High School. From 1970-75, he served as a full time associate pastor at St. Francis De Sales and from early 1975-76 he served as a substitute pastor for the following parishes; St. Louis of North Star, St. Remy of Russia, St. Paul of Yellow Springs, St. Helen's and Miami Valley Hospital of Dayton, Providence Hospital of Cincinnati, St. Agnes, of Cincinnati and Holy Angels of Sidney. He served as co-pastor of Holy Angels in Sidney from 1976-84 and became pastor of Holy Redeemer in New Bremen (1984-1996) and he served two terms as the head of the St. Mary's Deanery. From 1996-98, he served as a temporary associate pastor of St. Mary in Greenville, OH. In 1998, he was pastor of St. Lawrence of Rhine and Immaculate Conception of Botkins until his retirement in 2002. After his retirement in 2002, he resided at Indian Lake. He was a member of the Indian Lake Knights of Columbus. Later he moved to Maria Stein, OH, and helped reopen the Maria Stein Spiritual Center. In his later years, he resided at the Carthagena Senior Retirement Center and most recently at the Briarwood Village in Coldwater, OH. Earlier in his priesthood, Fr. Trick studied art under Paul Chitlau and Frank and Dianne McElwain in Cincinnati. Over the years, he created many spiritual paintings. His favorite divinely inspired piece of work was entitled "Gentle Love." Fr. Jim's other interest included photography, fishing and gathering with friends. He directed youth and adult retreats. He led the Monday night prayer team in St. Henry for many years. He also presided at Faith Rallies and Healing Services at the Spiritual Center in Maria Stein. He ministered by using humor and his creative talents in teaching and leading people in Pentecostal prayer. He blessed many people throughout his years of being a faithful servant to the Lord. Reception of the Body Service will be held at 4:00 P.M. at the Church of the Holy Redeemer on Wednesday, June 5, 2013. Friends may call from 4 until 8 P.M. at the Church of the Holy Redeemer 120 S. Eastmoor Dr., New Bremen. OH. Visitation will also be on Thursday morning from 9:30 until the time of the services at the Church of the Holy Redeemer in New Bremen. A Mass of Christian Burial will be on Thursday, June 6, 2013 at 10:30 A.M. at the Church of the Holy Redeemer New Bremen with The Most Reverend Dennis M. Schnurr presiding and with Rev. Thomas Mannebach, Rev. Mr. Jerry Buschur and Rev. Mr. Greg Bornhorst concelebrating. Burial will follow in the Calvary Cemetery, Dayton, OH. Gilberg-Hartwig Funeral Home of New Bremen is handling the arrangements. Condolences to the family may be left at gilberghartwigfh.com
Published in Dayton Daily News on June 4, 2013 – See more at: http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/dayton/obituary.aspx?pid=165143039#sthash.oZxZrERr.dpuf
Robert C Trick
TRICK, Sr., Robert C. Age 93 of Dayton, passed away November 27, 2015. He was born October 21, 1922 in Dayton to the late Charles E. and Hazel V. (Hendricks) Trick. In addition to his parents, Bob was preceded in death by first wife, Helen L. Trick; second wife, Jean Trick; son, Robert Trick, Jr. and his wife, Judy; son, Stephen Trick; step-daughter, Judy Black; step-son, Rick Franks; grandchildren, Rowland Trick and Charles J. Carpenter. He is survived by his daughter, Mary Ann (Brice) Miller; Families who took care of him during his later years, grandson, Trevor Mays Warman and his wife, Denise and family; great-grandson, Kyle Adams and his wife, Kendyl and family; great-grandson, Anthony Adams. Bob was also survived by granddaughters, Cherie (Chad) Burks and Irene (Tim) Nations; brother, Nelson Trick and numerous grandchildren, great-grandchildren, great great-grandchildren; extended family and friends in Anderson, IN, AZ, FL and OH. The family would like to extend a sincere appreciation to the staff at Vitas Hospice and Kettering Home Care. Bob served his country in the U.S. Army/Air Corps during WWII. He was stationed in many countries during the war overseas. Bob traveled the world many times, not only in the military but on his own and through his work. His hobbies included traveling, photography, sewing, gardening, building things, wordsmith and going to the casinos. Family will receive friends from 12:30-1:30 PM on Wednesday, December 2, 2015 at Newcomer Funeral Home, North Chapel, 4104 Needmore Rd. where a funeral service will begin at 1:30 PM. Interment will follow the service at Dayton Memorial Park Cemetery. Condolences may be made to the family at http://www.newcomerdayton.com.
Published in Dayton Daily News on Dec. 1, 2015
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FR. JAMES TRICK
FR. JAMES TRICK, RETIRED PASTOR, DEAD AT 78
Dan Andriacco
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE June 6, 2013
Reverend James F. Trick, retired pastor and educator, died on Sunday, June 2. He was born on September 18, 1934, in Dayton, Ohio. He did his preparatory studies at St. Gregory Seminary and studied theology at Mount St. Mary's Seminary of the West. Father Trick also received a Master's degree in English from Xavier University. He was ordained on May 28, 1960 at St. Peter in Chains Cathedral by Archbishop Karl J. Alter.
Father Trick received his first assignment on June 15, 1960 as assistant at St. Lawrence Church, Cincinnati. He also served as an assistant at the following parishes: St. Elizabeth Church, Norwood (1960-1967); St. Mary Church, Middletown (1967-1968); Nativity of Our Lord Church, Cincinnati (1968-1969); St. Francis de Sales Church, Cincinnati (1969-1976); and Holy Angels Church, Sidney (1976). In July 1976, Father Trick was appointed co-pastor of Holy Angels Church, Sidney.
In 1984, he was appointed pastor of Holy Redeemer Church, New Bremen, where he served until 1996. In August 1996, he was appointed associate pastor of St. Mary Church in Greenville, Ohio. On July 1, 1998, Father Trick was appointed pastor of Immaculate Conception Church, Botkins, and St. Lawrence Church, Rhine.
During his years of ministry, he also taught at Purcell High School, Regina High School, Elder High School, and McAuley High School, all in Cincinnati, and Bishop Fenwick High School in Middletown. Father Trick also served as Supervisor of the Religion Department in the Catholic Schools Office of the Archdiocese and Dean of St. Marys Deanery. Father Trick retired in 2002.
Visitation was held today, June 6, at Holy Redeemer Church, followed by Mass of Christian Burial and then interment at Calvary Cemetery.
The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Cincinnati is the 38th largest Catholic diocese in the country, with almost 500,000 Catholics, and has the sixth largest network of Catholic schools in terms of enrollment. The 19-county territory includes 214 parishes and 114 Catholic primary and secondary schools.
Helen Trick
Helen Kinzeler
KINZELER, Helen R. (Trick) age 84, of Oakwood, died Wednesday, December 19, 2007 at the Walnut Creek Nursing Center. Helen was born April 24, 1923 in Dayton, Ohio to the late Frank and Frances Trick. Helen is survived by her loving husband of 61 years, George; son, George of Denver, CO, and grandson, Sam Kinzeler; son, Dave and wife, Linda and grandchildren, Nicole and Brian Kinzeler of Centerville; daughter, Kathy and husband, Ralph Mantica and grandchildren, Chris, Mike and Tim Mantica of Kettering; son, Don and wife, Mary and grandchildren, Sarah, Rebecca, Jessica, Jenny, Danny, Katherine and Andy Kinzeler of Dublin, OH; sisters & brothers-in-law, Virginia & Harry Worman and Mary & Wes Magalis. Helen was preceded in death by her sisters, Esther Shirk and Florence Norris; brothers, Frank and Bernie Trick. Helen was a retired nurse and an avid writer, contributing on occasion to the Dayton Daily News. She was active in Choir and as a Reader at St. Albert the Great Parish. A special thanks to lifetime friend, Helen Priske and loving caretakers, Ethel Cockrell and Lucille Smith and all the wonderful nursing staff and caretakers at Walnut Creek, for all of the kindness, gentleness and love given to Mom. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held 10:00 a.m. Saturday, December 22, 2007 at St. Albert the Great Catholic Church, 3033 Far Hills Ave., Kettering, Ohio, with Rev. Gary Aultz, Celebrant. Entombment will follow at Woodland Mausoleum. Memorial contributions may be made to Hospice of Dayton. Condolences may be sent to the family at http://www.mem.com. Arrangements in care of the Meyer-Boehmer & Reis Funeral Home.
Published in Dayton Daily News from Dec. 21 to Dec. 22, 2007
Louis John Trick
TRICK, Louis John Age 76, lifelong resident of Dayton, died Saturday, July 18, 2009. He was a loving and gracious husband, father and friend. Louis was preceded in death by his parents, Lawrence and Bertha Trick, his parents in law, Frank and Teresa Grieshop, daughter in law Kimberly Trick and brothers, Leonard, Leo and Lawrence Trick. He is survived by his wife of 52 years, Judi Grieshop Trick, six children and spouses, Patti and Joe Paulus of Elkton, Maryland, Sharon and Dan Cassidy of Mt. Orab, Ohio, Tina and David Preston of St. Louis, Missouri, Tony Trick, Andrew Trick and Laurie Trick, all of Dayton, Ohio. Louis leaves behind ten grandchildren who loved their PaPa and they held a special place in his heart, Nicole Trick Steinbach, Dominik Steinbach, Francis McLaughlin, Teresa McLaughlin, Joshua Paulus, Kenan Paulus, Jonathan Preston, Micaela Preston, Luke Preston and Jacob Trick. He is also survived by one sister, Sister Teresa Trick, osf and five brothers Herman, Robert, Edward, William and Reverend James F. Trick. Louis was a retired toolmaker from General Motors and after his retirement a volunteer handyman at Holy Trinity Church and for anyone who needed his assistance. Visitation will be at Westbrock Funeral Home, 1712 Wayne Avenue on Monday evening from 4:00 pm to 8:00 pm. Louies life will be celebrated at his Mass of Christian Burial at Holy Trinity Catholic Church, 272 Bainbridge Street, Dayton at 10:00 am. The celebrant will be Father Gene Vonderhaar. The family requests that in lieu of flowers contributions be made to the Holy Trinity Church Improvement Fund. Envelopes will be available at the funeral home. "I have fought the good fight, I have finished the course, I have kept the faith."
Published in Dayton Daily News on July 19, 2009 – See more at: http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/dayton/obituary.aspx?n=louis-john-trick&pid=129946267#sthash.NdXi9xK8.dpuf


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About IGES
Institute for Global Environmental Strategies (Brochure)
The Institute for Global Environmental Strategies (IGES) was established in March 1998 under an initiative of the Japanese government and with the support of Kanagawa Prefecture based on the "Charter for the Establishment of the Institute for Global Environmental Strategies". The aim of the Institute is to achieve a new paradigm for civilization and conduct innovative policy development and strategic research for environmental measures, reflecting the results of research into political decisions for realising sustainable development both in the Asia-Pacific region and globally. IGES made the transition to a Public Interest Incorporated Foundation in April 2012.
According to the Charter for the Establishment of the IGES, the Institute will tackle fundamental challenges to human society, which exists thanks to the bounty of the global environment, and to redefine the values and value systems of our present societies that have resulted in the global environmental crisis, in order to create new ways of conducting activities and a new paradigm for civilization. Based on the principles of this new paradigm, new social and economic systems will be built, so that a new era of the global environment can begin. IGES also recognises that the realisation of sustainable development in the Asia-Pacific region is a vital issue for the international community, as the region is home to more than half of the world's population and is experiencing rapid economic growth. Thus the region plays a critical role in the protection of the global environment.
By recognising these crucial issues, IGES will promote research cooperation with international organisations, governments, local governments, research institutions, business sectors, non-governmental organisations (NGO) and citizens. As well as conducting research, the Institute will share its research results and also host international conferences and study workshops.
Name of the Institute The Institute for Global Environmental Strategies
Acronym IGES
Establishment 31 March 1998
President TAKEUCHI Kazuhiko
No. of employees 193 (As of 30 June 2021)
Strategic Research: 151
Projects for Public Interest other than Strategic Research: 22
General Administration: 20
Non-Japanese Staff: 54 (Out of total staff)
Location (Headquarters) 2108-11, Kamiyamaguchi, Hayama, Kanagawa, 240-0115, Japan
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January 1995 Proposal to establish the Institute for Global Environmental Strategies (a private consultative body of the Prime Minister)
December 1997 Adoption of the Charter for the Establishment of IGES
March 1998 Inauguration of the Institute for Global Environmental Strategies
September 1999 Establishment within IGES of the Technical Support Unit (TSU) for the IPCC Task Force on National Greenhouse Gas Inventories
October 1999 Establishment of the Kitakyushu Office
June 2001 Establishment of the Kansai Research Centre
April 2003 IGES was granted Special Consultative Status under the United Nations Economic and Social Council (UN/ECOSOC)
May 2003 Opening of the IGES Bangkok Project Office
April 2004 IGES takes on the role of Secretariat for Asia-Pacific Network for Global Change Research (APN)
July 2006 Opening of the Beijing Office
April 2007 Japanese Center for International Studies in Ecology (JISE) was merged with IGES
April 2010 Kitakyushu Office renamed the Kitakyushu Urban Centre
June 2011 Opening of the IGES Regional Centre in Bangkok
April 2012 IGES made the transition to a public-interest incorporated foundation
List of Board members and Auditors (in alphabetical order, as of January 2022)
Prof. Xuemei BAI Distinguished Professor, Urban Environment at Fenner School of Environment and Society, Australian National University
Prof. MIMURA Nobuo Specially Appointed Professor, Global and Local Environment Co-creation Institute(GLEC), Ibaraki University
Dr. Wijarn SIMACHAYA President, Thai Environment Institute (TEI)
Mr. SUZUKI Masaki Chairman, AEON Financial Service Co.,Ltd.
Prof. TAKAMURA Yukari Professor, Institute for Future Initiatives (IFI), The University of Tokyo
Mr. Peter James WOODERS Senior Director, Energy, International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD)
Ms. YOSHITAKA Mari Principal Sustainability Strategist, Deputy General Manager of Corporate Planning Dept. Mitsubishi UFJ Research and Consulting Co., Ltd.
Prof. TAKEUCHI Kazuhiko President, Institute for Global Environmental Strategies;
Project Professor, Institute for Future Initiatives (IFI), The University of Tokyo
Mr. TAKAHASHI Yasuo Executive Director, Institute for Global Environmental Strategies
Mr. MIYOSHI Nobutoshi Managing Director, Institute for Global Environmental Strategies
Mr. FUTAMIYA Masaya Director-Chairman, Sompo Japan Insurance Inc.
Prof. ISHII Naoko Executive Vice-President, Professor at the Institute for Future Initiative, Director for the Center for Global Commons, The University of Tokyo
Prof. OTSUKA Tadashi Professor, Law School and Faculty of Law, Waseda University
Prof. Dr. Miranda A. SCHREURS Professor, Chair of Environmental and Climate Policy, Bavarian School of Public Policy, Technical University of Munich, Dean of Studies, TUM School of Governance
Mr. HASEGAWA Ken Lawyer
Mr. YASUDA Hiroyuki Certified public accountant
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Josh Board's 100 Best Movies of the 21st Century
By Joe Nelson
Radio/TV Film critic Josh Board has compiled his list of the '100 Best Movies of the 21st Century.
Josh states on his FOX 5 website:
"I hate making lists, unless there are some ground rules. For example, in the movie High Fidelity, they don't just name the five best songs. It's the "five best 'break-up' songs." That's a lot more fun and a lot less subjective.
Yet I had to write this list, because when the BBCcame out with a list of the top 100 movies of the 21st Century (by asking 177 film critics across the world), I couldn't control my rage. It's baffling to see movies like Tree of Life, Shame, Inherent Vice, Carol…just pretentious garbage. Movies that had a few great scenes, but weren't great films (Moulin Rouge, The Grand Budapest Hotel). And how in the world can Mad Max be on such a list? It was a bunch of cars and guns in the desert, with no plot.
Other movies, like Inside Llewyn Davis, were okay. I just couldn't help but think it made the list because it was a Coen brothers picture. Aside from an outstanding performance by Oscar Isaac, and some good folk songs, there wasn't much there.
After I had a BBC radio station interview me to talk about this list, as well as a few other stations from around the world, from Australia to San Francisco, I thought I'd do my own list.
I decided not to put in documentaries. At least 10 spots would've been filled by those choices (I'm looking at you, Man on Wire and The Act of Killing).
And unlike other lists, I'll start with the best first. I mean, you would've just scrolled to the bottom and seen it anyway."
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(SAN DIEGO, CA – September 25, 2018) It's with a heavy heart that I announce the passing of a great radio icon, Paul Menard. Menard, best known for his role as Irving Harrigan of the National Radio Hall of Fame morning team show, Charlie & Harrigan, was 81 years old.
He passed peacefully in a North County San Diego hospital on Tuesday September 25th. Paul Menard was a popular morning disc jockey on KOMA-AM in Oklahoma City as Paul Miller before being teamed with Jack Woods in 1965 at KLIF-AM in Dallas as the newly recreated Charlie & Harrigan.
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Teeth: Useful Notes on Teeth | Human Anatomy
Here are your useful notes on Teeth!
Parts of tooth:
Each tooth consists of a root, a crown and a neck. The root is buried in the jaw. The crown projects beyond the gum; the anatomical crown is that part which is covered by enamel and extends partly in the substance of the gum upto the cemento-enamel junction; the clinical crown projects in the oral beyond the gum.
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The neck is encircled by the gum (Fig. 11.14).
The interior of the tooth contains a pulp cavity which extends from the crown to the apex of the root, where it communicates through the apical foramen. The pulp cavity is covered by three calcified tissues—dentine, enamel and cementum. Localised disintegration of one or more of the dental tissues is known as caries. The dental calculus or 'tartar' frequently observed on teeth is a layer of calcium salts derived from the saliva.
Structure of tooth:
The pulp is a specialised loose connective tissue filling up the pulp cavity and contains blood vessels, lymphatics and nerves. It is covered with a single layer of tall columnar cells, the odontoblasts, which produce the dentine throughout life. With the increase of age the pulp cavity decreases in size.
The dentine forms the bulk of a tooth. It is a hard, elastic, yellowish white avascular tissue and about 70% by weight is mineralised by the hydroxy-apatite crystal of calcium. Histologically, the dentine contains numerous spiral tubules which radiate out from the pulp cavity; and tubule contains slender cytoplasmic processes of the odontoblasts.
The enamel is ectodermal in origin. It is the hardest and most densely calcified tissue which covers the crown of the tooth. The inorganic content is about 96% by weight and exists in the
form of crystalline prisms lying roughly at right angles to the surface of the tooth. The enamel is synthesized by the ameloblasts which are situated at the enamel-dentine junction. The enamel is not synthesized throughout life and once damaged, it cannot regenerate.
The cementum is a calcified tissue which covers the root of a tooth. It acts as a medium for the attachment of Sharpey's fibres that anchor a tooth to the surrounding bone.
The cementum resembles a bone, and near the apex of the root it contains lacunae and canaliculi occupied by the long cytoplasmic processes of cementocytes. Some parts of the cementum are cellular, others are acellular. The cemento-enamel junction is variable; usually the cementum overlaps the enamel for a short distance, but in some teeth they meet without overlap.
Dentition:
All mammals are diphyodonty and possess two dentitions—a set of deciduous or milk teeth, and a set permanent teeth. Rat amongst mammals, is an exception and is a monophyodont.
The deciduous teeth in human are 20 in number, ten in each of the upper and lower dental arches. The dental formula of deciduous teeth on each side of each arch reads: 2, 1,2; it comprises two incisors, one canine, and two milk molars (Fig. 11.15).
The permanent teeth are 32 in number sixteen in each dental arch. The dental formula on each side of the arch reads: 2, 1, 2, and 3; it comprises two incisors, one canine, two premolars and three molars. The first five teeth in each quadrant are successional, since they are preceded by the five deciduous teeth and the latter are shed as the permanent teeth erupt. The permanent molar teeth have no deciduous predecessors and are therefore called the accessional teeth (Fig. 11.16).
Time of eruption:
No teeth are present at birth. The deciduous lower medial incisors erupt through the gum first between the 6th and 8th months. Thereafter the deciduous eruption continues in succession involving upper medial incisors, lateral incisors, first milk molars, canine and second milk molars of both jaws. By the end of 2nd year (24th month) the eruption of the deciduous teeth is complete.
Then appears an interval of four years during which no teeth are added or replaced. At the 6th year, the first permanent molar teeth erupt in both jaws behind the second milk molar teeth; hence the first permanent molar teeth are called the 6th year molars.
Between the 6th and 12th years all milk teeth are replaced by the permanent teeth in the following order: medial incisors, lateral incisors, first premolars, canine and second premolars.
The second permanent molar teeth erupt at about 12th years; hence called the 12th year molar. The eruption of third permanent molar teeth (wisdom) is variable; it may take place between the 18th and 25th years or it fails to erupt.
Descriptive terms:
The incisors and canines are called the anterior teeth, and the premolars and molars are termed the posterior teeth. Each tooth presents an outer or labial surface, inner or lingual surface, proximal and distal surfaces (also called contact surfaces) between the adjacent teeth of the same dental arch, and masticatory or occlusal surface which comes in contact with the opposite number in the other jaw. The occlusal surfaces of the anterior teeth are represented by borders.
Cusps on the crown:
Initially the crowns of human teeth possess two labial tubercles and one lingual tubercle.
In the incisors the labial tubercles fuse to form a cutting edge which is joined with the lingual tubercle by two-lines enclosing a triangular space.
In the canines the labial tubercles fuse to form a large cone and the lingual tubercle is often ill defined.
In the premolars the labial tubercles fuse to form one medium sized cone and the lingual tubercle is distinct; thus the premolars are called bicuspids.
The upper molars characteristically have four tubercles with the addition of a distal lingual tubercle. The lower molars have five tubercles, two being labial, two lingual and one distal.
Roots:
The incisors, canines and premolars possess single roots; the first upper premolars may have double roots. The lower molars have two roots, proximal and distal. The upper molars possess three roots, two small labial and one large lingual.
The roots of upper medial incisors are broadest, that of canines are longest and those of molars are often recurved.
Alignment and occlusion (Figs. 11.17, 11.18):
The upper teeth make a larger curve than the lower. As a result, the upper incisors overbite the lower incisors, and the labial borders of the occlusal surfaces of lower premolars and molars tend to be rounded and the lingual borders sharp.
In the posterior part, the upper and lower dental arches terminate in concurrence with each other. The upper medial incisors are relatively large and the third upper molars are relatively small. Therefore, in occlusion most teeth bite on two teeth, and upper canines lie just behind the lower canines. The teeth are in concentric occlusion. When viewed from a side, a line joining the buccal surfaces of the teeth of upper or lower jaw forms a curve, known as the curve of Spee, which is concave upward.
Nerve supply of the teeth and gums:
1. The upper teeth are supplied by the posterior, middle and anterior superior alveolar nerves which are derived from the maxillary nerve (V2) and its infra-orbital branch. The posterior superior nerves supply the molars, the middle superior nerves the premolars, and the anterior superior nerves the incisors and canine teeth. The superior alveolar nerves accompanied by the corresponding vessels run in bony canals and form the neuro-vascular bundles.
The lingual surface of the upper gums opposite the molars are supplied by the greater palatine nerve, and that opposite the canines and incisors by the naso-palatine nerves.
2. The lower teeth are supplied by the inferior alveolar nerve, from the mandibular (V3). The lingual surface of the lower gum is supplied by the lingual nerve. The buccal surface of the lower gum opposite the molars and premolars are supplied by the buccal nerve, and opposite the canines and incisors by the mental nerve.
Development of teeth:
Each tooth is developed from two sources: the enamel from the surface ectoderm; the dentine, cementum, tooth pulp and periodontal membrane from the underlying mesoderm.
The ectodermal cells lining the free margin of the alveolar process of each jaw form a thickened plate, the dental lamina. During the sixth week, ten solid ectodermal dental buds project from the deep surface of each dental lamina into the underlying mesoderm.
The bottom of each bud presents a cup-shaped depression to receive a mesodermal dental papilla which contains the vessels and nerves.
The strands of cells at the proximal end of the bud disappear, and the bud forms a cap-like investment for each dental papilla presenting an invaginated inner dental epithelium, an outer dental epithelium, and a stellate reticulum intervening between them.
The superficial cells of the dental papilla differentiate into the odontoblast cells, which deposit the pre-dentine collagen fibres around them and during this process they retreat from the inner dental epithelium to the dental pulp, leaving behind the long cytoplasmic processes of the odontoblasts.
The pre-dentine is subsequently calcified to form the definitive dentine which is deposited in layers around the cytoplasmic processes constituting dentine tubules. The process of dentine formation persists throughout life.
The cells of the inner dental epithelium differentiate into the ameloblasts which deposit the organic matrix and mineral crystals of enamel on the underlying dentine. Eventually the ameloblasts recede from the dentine, obliterate the stellate reticulum and fuse with the outer dental epithelium.
The fused membrane forms a dental cuticle which disappears over the crown with the eruption of the teeth.
The roots of the teeth are developed from the alveolar mesoderm into which the ectodermal root-sheath projects. The mesoderm around the root-sheath differentiates into an inner bony lamina, the cementum and an outer fibrous lamina which forms the periodontal membrane.
The successional teeth appear as solid ectodermal buds from the lingual surface of the deciduous teeth.
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50 years later, Terry Bradshaw vividly recalls pass that became the 'Immaculate Reception'
The play that would become the most controversial pitch-and-catch in NFL history sounded relatively mundane when Terry Bradshaw made the call in the Pittsburgh Steelers' huddle on Dec. 23, 1972.
"The play was 66 circle option full right split," Bradshaw, a Shreveport native, told The Times recently while in New York waiting to be inducted into the Broadcasters Hall of Fame. "Franco (Harris) was supposed to stay in and block. So, why did I have to scramble to the right? It's because he didn't block anybody. He just stood there."
Bradshaw launched the pass that would later be known as the "Immaculate Reception" on fourth-and-10 with his Steelers trailing the Oakland Raiders 7-6 with 22 seconds remaining in the AFC divisional playoff game. What happened next created unbridled hatred between the Raiders and Steelers, launched Bradshaw's career into the stratosphere and made a household name out of Harris, then a rookie fullback.
Five decades later, the Bradshaw throw - which may or may not have bounced off teammate Frenchy Fuqua before being allegedly plucked near the turf by Harris - is still being discussed with passion. The 50th anniversary of the play is Friday, and Bradshaw said a celebration party commemorating the milestone was recently held in Pittsburgh.
Bradshaw was hit on the play and knocked to the ground, so he didn't see the spectacular result.
"But I heard the roar of the crowd while I was on the ground, so I knew it was a touchdown. I couldn't quite figure out who I threw it to, though," he said laughing.
The former Woodlawn High and Louisiana Tech quarterback, now 74, said he's had a lot of fun discussing the play through the years and he's asked about it several times annually. He claims he saw a black jersey in the open and quickly released the ball.
"Then I make up the story that I fired it right in there. What a perfect throw," the NFL Hall of Famer said, chuckling. "I'm lying there thinking I'm a hero to millions and endorsements are coming in − commercials. Only then I stood up and start jogging, but everyone's acting kind of strange, I asked what happened. I couldn't get an answer to it for a while because it was so loud."
Steelers owner Art Rooney didn't see the play, either. He had gone to the locker room to congratulate his team on a "great" season he thought was completed.
"He came back out when he heard the cheers, too," Bradshaw said. "He was shocked when he heard the roar."
The fact that Harris was in a position to make the TD catch was a miracle in itself.
"Franco and I were talking about it a couple of weeks ago and he said he'd been taught by Joe Paterno at Penn State that when the ball's in the air, you run to the ball. I'm not saying he ran to it, but you can see him take off in that direction. Then the ball comes, and he scoops it up."
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A self-described black-and-gold bleeder, Shreveport's Paul Tinker was living in Pittsburgh during the game but couldn't watch it because the game wasn't a sellout. At that time, an NFL game had to be sold out 48 hours before the kickoff for it to be televised locally. Just over 50,000 fans were in 59,000-seat Three Rivers Stadium that day.
"We listened to it on WTAE in Pittsburgh," Tinker said. "Before this, the Steelers were laughable. They were terrible. But when that happened, this really started to change things in the Steel City. The fans who heard it and witnessed it are the backbone of all that is black and gold."
Bradshaw said that what the Immaculate Reception created between the Raiders and Steelers was bigger than just the Steelers being able to move on to play undefeated and eventual Super Bowl VII champion Miami the following week.
"It did harm to the Oakland Raiders, because they accused us of an illegal touchdown to win a playoff game that kept them out of the Super Bowl," Bradshaw said. "They've always been bitter. John Madden was bitter. They all still talk about it to this day."
The bitterness between the Raiders and Steelers made the rematches intense.
"It was just brutal football, back when you could be brutal. You can't be brutal now," Bradshaw said. "When we played one another, it was God-awful, man. And it was all because of that play."


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HARTFORD–The Hartford Police Department will likely be heading back to court after the U.S. Court of Appeals in the Second District overturned a decision ...
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Published: 3:20 PM EDT October 30, 2014
HARTFORD--The Hartford Police Department will likely be heading back to court after the U.S. Court of Appeals in the Second District overturned a decision in a civil case.
In 2006, two police officers investigating a tip about illegal guns, shot and killed Glen Harris's dog in his front yard. The cop who fired said the dog, a three-year-old Saint Bernard named Seven, had growled at him and chased him.
Harris sued the police and city in 2008 for unlawfully being on his property, but lost. His attorney, Jon Schoenhorn, appealed, and on Thursday three federal judges in New York City reversed the earlier ruling.
"The Court of Appeals expressly found that the two officers in fact and in law, violated the civil rights of the Harris family by entering that property," said Schoenhorn, referring to the Fourth Amendment, which protects against unlawful search and seizure.
The decision comes nearly eight years after Seven's death, and the case still isn't over.
"We get a new jury, different jurors deciding how much the city will have to pay," said Schoenhorn, who anticipates another trial to determine damages.
It'll mean more painful testimony, but the Harris family sees no other choice.
"Homeowners in Hartford might not make as much money as I do for a living, so they wouldn't be able to fight this case that I fought. They wouldn't be able to pay attorney Schoenhorn and their rights would've been trampled on, so I feel it's my obligation to take it as far as it needs to go," said Harris.
He said while it may be a victorious day for him in the eyes of the law, he isn't feeling very festive.
"The worst part about it is watching the wound open up on my daughter every time we bring this up," he said. "On the way here today she was crying. It's something that I can't make better as a parent. That really sucks."
City attorneys and Hartford Police have the option to ask a panel of Court of Appeals judges to review Thursday's decision, according to Schoenhorn, who added that they could also ask the U.S. Supreme Court to reverse the ruling.
Hartford Police had no comment on Thursday's finding.
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