To visit the Wainscott Neighbourhood Watch web site co-ordinated by David Miller, please click here.
To visit the Medway Neighbourhood Watch Association web site, please click here.
To visit the Medway Council Community Safety webpage, please click here.
Read the May 2010 edition of Kent Police 'Policing Matters' newsletter. Opens in a PDF Reader in a new window.
THE WATCH NEEDS A NEW WATCH COORDINATOR.
The Wainscott watch covers more than 1000 households in the Wainscott Area.
The earliest record that I can find of its existence is that of April 1986 when Superintendent David Hatcher was the local police chief. The watch was split in to three areas NORTH EAST SOUTH. Each having an Area Coordinator and several Street Coordinators. In overall charge was The Watch Coordinator.
Over the years the South and the East areas ceased to function. I became a Street Coordinator sometime in the mid 90s. Covering a few houses either side of mine and The Close. The whole thing collapsed when the Watch Coordinator suffered from ill health.
I was appointed Watch Coordinator in early January 1998 and managed to resurrect all areas. Messages from the police were by telephone, written down by me in an Incident Book and then printed out as a news sheet, delivered to Area and Street Coordinators. The plan was that the newsletter was passed from house to house within a designated batch. This didn`t always work.
Communications improved with a computerised system COLIN. Later, with a new computer It was all updated to its present form using E MAIL.
Again, over the years, changes happened and the newsletters became less frequent and distribution less organised. My thanks to all of you Street Coordinators who kept the system running for all those years and my apologies for failing to deliver in recent times.
Wainscott's Neighbourhood Watch Co-ordinator, David Miller, has been awarded a Safer Kent Award for his dedication to our local community. At an awards ceremony held earlier in September 2008 at Leeds Castle, Kent Police Chief Constable Mike Fuller congratulated David and presented him with a framed certificate.
The citation giving more details of David's role was read out at the awards ceremony. It said... "David has been a Neighbourhood Watch Co-ordinator in Wainscott for many years. He always goes about his work in a quiet, unassuming way that cannot be underestimated. David oversees a number of Neighbourhood Watch schemes and makes regular reports to Frindsbury Extra Parish Council on current crimes, scams and trends. He is deeply committed to Neighbourhood Watch, preventing crime and making sure Wainscott is a safe and happy place to live."
The Chairman, Councillors and Clerk of Frindsbury Extra Parish Council all congratulate David on his well deserved recognition. To visit the Wainscott Neighbourhood Watch web site co-ordinated by David, please click here.


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Alex is inspired by the bustling cityscape of London where he lives and the rolling hills and seaside of his home county, Devon. His work combines mixed media including recycled magazines and newspapers.
It looks like a tornado has swept through the house when Alex is painting; torn pages of recycled magazines and newspapers lay scattered around his easel as he forages for the perfect colour to lay down the foundations of his painting. 'Happy accidents' form the basis of Alex's work, when the perfect quote or article appear unexpectedly in pages.
During his Art Foundation diploma course and later during his degree in Interior Architecture, Alex's paintings became influenced by his love of architecture. Alex has now been selling his paintings, prints and greeting cards in various galleries in Devon for over 10 years, and his work as an artist is complemented by his career as an exhibition designer in London.
Alex has worked on a number of commissions and works with clients to develop individually tailored paintings, incorporating material and references of sentimental importance such as old theatre tickets, newspaper cuttings, and important dates.
For more information or to commission work please contact Alex via the 'Contact' page. You can also view more of his paintings at the Otterton Mill Gallery.
Greeting cards featuring Alex's work are available here: https://www.greenpebble.co.uk/collections/alex-vick

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Odaiba is one of Japan's most well-known and popular artificial island. This man-made island was initially built in the 1850s for defensive purposes, however in the 20th century it has been expanded on as a seaport district. With these changes, Odaiba soon became a hotspot with its multiple shopping malls and entertainment districts. There are many things to do in Odaiba Japan, many tourists and young Japanese people go there for a fun day. There are theme parks, shopping malls, and even museums that you can go visit at Odaiba. With so many options we have put together a list of the 10 things to do in Odaiba Japan. Hopefully this list will help guide you around Odaiba Japan!
By Train: There are several train lines that pass through Odaiba. If you're departing from Shinjuku, you can ride the Rinkai Line and get off at Tokyo Teleport Station. This ride takes around 25 minutes and costs 500 yen. If you're departing from Tokyo Station, you can ride the Yamanote line to Shimbashi, then transfer to the Yurikamome line and get off at Daiba station.
If you're visiting Odaiba you must go see the Gundam Robot. A hotspot for otakus or Gundam fanatics, this "life-size" Gundam statue can always be expected to be surrounded by crowds of people. What is exciting however, is that in the year of 2017 the robot had been taken down and replaced with a newer model later that year. Now called the "Unicorn Gundam Statue", this new model is a direct replica of RX-0 Unicorn Gundam with it's white suit and iconic unicorn shaped antenna. Many fans have expressed awe at the sight of this statue, which had garnered a lot of attention from people around the world.
What's also great about the Gundam Robot is that at certain times within the day there are little shows displaying the robot in its "destroy mode". During these shows you can see certain parts of the statue move and light up. Many say it is best to go later in the evening or at night as you can see the lights flash, allowing you to take better pictures. However, no matter when you go, you won't be disappointed to see the Gundam Robot at Odaiba.
Aqua City is a shopping mall filled with multiple restaurants, boutiques, and stores. Whatever it is you're looking for, you might find it here. If you're one who likes watching movies, you might also consider watching a film at United Cinema, which is located on the 1st floor. This cinema has a special theater called "ScreenX" where the theater is composed of 3 screens, each one playing at the same time. What's different about this kind of theater is that it makes the viewer feel like they are actually within the world before them, unlike 3D or 4D screenings.
Also, within Aqua City is a small ramen area where you can find some of the best ramen from around Japan. This area is called "Tokyo Ramen Kokugikan Mai" and has 6 famous ramen restaurants in total. If you're a ramen fanatic you might want to come and eat here!
One of Odaiba's most popular spots is the Oedo Onsen Monogatari. Opened in 2003, this special onsen has been built to offer visitors the atmosphere of the Edo period. With its architecture, baths, and other services, visitors can enjoy the many things Oedo Onsen Monogatari has to offer. For example, once inside, you will be able to wear Japanese traditional clothing called Yukata. Inside you can also enjoy massages, Japanese games, and Japanese cuisine. Not only will you have fun here, but you can also relax in their special hot springs. This is the perfect place to go to if you're looking to experience a Japanese onsen without having to go far away from Tokyo. It is also a great way to unwind after a busy day around Odaiba.
The Odaiba Seaside Park is a great spot for people to take in the view of the metropolis. Whether it is night or day, you can marvel the at sights offered from the park. Within the area you can also see the infamous miniature Statue of Liberty. You can also see the beautiful Rainbow Bridge which lights up in multiple colors at night. It is also popular to visit the area in the evening as you can see the sun set behind the metropolis. You can see many people take pictures as the scenery offers a stunning background for any of your pictures. Along the park you can also enjoy a brisk walk on the Odaiba beach while taking in the scenery.
Venus Fort is part of Odaiba's Palette Town. This shopping mall offers visitors multiple shops, restaurants and cafes. The mall consists of 3 floors, each one filled with different stores. The special thing about Venus Fort however, is the architecture. This shopping mall was built to resemble a medieval European city. Hence, once inside, you might feel like you are not in Japan but in Europe. Another unique thing about Venus Fort is its ceiling. Its ceiling displays the cloudy sky within the building. As time goes by however, you can see it change in color from day to night. This is a mesmerizing sight as you can see the atmosphere of the mall change with the display. Venus Fort also offers different events during holidays or seasons. Make sure to check their website here to see if there is anything special going on at the mall.
Decks is another shopping mall in Odaiba. Although there are many stores inside, one of its most popular attractions is the Takoyaki Museum. The Takoyaki Museum consists of a total of 5 different takoyaki stands. Each one has its own special twist on the dish, offering different flavors and styles. Within the museum you can also shop for souvenirs, most relating to takoyaki. If you're a fan of this food then we recommend that you visit this place as you can enjoy different kinds of takoyaki all under the same roof.
The Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation is the perfect display of Japan's advancing technology. The unique thing about this particular museum is that it offers a lot of interactive displays. You can also witness ASIMO, a humanoid robot, in action at different times of the day. The museum also has a special theater called the Dome Theater. It is a spherical theater which shows different films, therefore we recommend checking their website here for schedules and ticket reservations.
Tokyo Joypolis is an amusement park located inside Decks. You can enjoy multiple rides and games within the park, so if you enjoy crazy rides this is the place to go in Odaiba! They use a lot of 4D technology to give you a real life experience. Recently, they also added a VR interactive game, which you can enjoy with your friends or as a team. Due to this park being inside, it is the perfect destination to go to on a rainy day at Odaiba. Children are also welcome as there are games for children available at the park as well.
Perhaps when you were a child you have memories of playing with Lego. If you're a fan of Lego or have children who are, then this is the perfect place to visit. This center not only offers you Lego to play with, but also has other attractions. They have a 4D cinema, rides, and a shooting game appropriate for children. You can enjoy the many activities this place has to offer with your friends or children on any day. Thought this center is mainly catered towards kids, they also have a special event where they offer discounts to adults who wish to visit the place, so check out their website here to get the details!
The "Hachitama" Spherical Observation Room is part of the infamous FujiTV building. If you wish to view Odaiba from above and get a beautiful picture of the whole area you should visit this place. It not only offers a beautiful view of Odaiba from any angle, due to its 360 degree view, but you can also take pictures with the multiple displays inside the room. Since FujiTV is a Japanese broadcasting program, they have displays of different characters inside the room that you can enjoy. From here you can get a beautiful picture of the sea and the Rainbow Bridge.
So there you have it! These are our selections of the 10 things to do in Odaiba Japan. As you can see, Odaiba has a lot to offer with its multiple shopping malls and entertainment centers. You can also enjoy the area without being concerned so much about the weather as many of the activities are held indoors. If you have children, there also many activities you can enjoy as many are catered to kids. This man-made island, which was once desolate, now, as you can see, has been filled with multiple attractions and has become a hotspot for tourists and Japanese people. If you get the chance to visit Odaiba make sure to visit the spots listed here!
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Journal of the House of Commons: Volume 3, 1643-1644. Originally published by His Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1802.
-, Gilbert, 1643, Order for his Discharge upon taking the Protestation, 11 Apr.
-, 1643, Letter concerning the taking it read, 27 June.
-, 1644, Order for sending down Arms, 10 June.
-, Mr. 1643, to have Warrant to send Two Nags into the Low Countries, 10 Feb.
-, 1644, Order for Repayment of his Loan, 18 Apr.
-, 1644, Letter concerning taking the Castle, List of Arms, &c. taken, and Articles of Surrender, 17 July - Letter concerning the Relief of the Town; Order for speedy sending Forces, 24 Dec.
-, Mary, 1643, Petition referred to the Committee for Captives, 21 Apr.
-, Captain Richard, 1643, to be removed from London House to Norfolk Gaol, 26 May.
-, Army, 1643, Petition referred to the Committee for Irish Affairs, 17 June.
-, Humphrey, 1643. Vide Privileges - Order for his Discharge, 14 Aug.
-, Mr. 1643, to attend the Committee for sequestering absent Members Estates, 28 Sept. - Voted incapable of sitting during this Parliament, 5 Feb.
-, 1643, Order for borrowing Plate superstitiously used upon their Altar, 27 May - Member to prepare Ordinance for recommending a Master and Lecturer, 28 June - Order touching Books and Manuscripts sequestered, 27 Oct.
-, 1644, Members of both Houses to consider of providing a Preacher for the Inner Temple, 24 Apr. - Matter recommended to the Assembly, 29 May.
-, Sir John, 1643, Accusation against him read; Declaration thereupon, 26 Oct.
-, 1644, Petition in his behalf, to be read, 18 June - Read; Order for paying the Remainder of his Loan, 8 July - Agreed to by Lords, 9 Oct. - To be exchanged for such Person as the House shall approve, 23 Aug. - Another Petition, desiring his Release; Order for exchanging him for Sir Thomas Mallett, 30 Sept.
-, James, 1643, Petition, 11 Aug. Vide Tilbury, West.
-, Captain Purbeck, 1644, Petition concerning his Arrears and Clothes taken by him; to be thanked, 30 May - Order for Payment of Part of his Arrears, and the Disposal of his Troop, 6 June. A Committee to raise 500 £ to be paid forthwith, 7 - Report concerning the Clothes to be made, 8.
-, Peter, 1644, Petition read, and referred to a Committee, 5 July.
-, Mr. High Sheriff of Leicestershire, 1644, to have Leave to come to London, 24 Sept.
-, 1643, a Committee to prepare Ordinance for indemnifying such as pay Assessments for their Landlords, 22 Aug. Ordinance read, agreed to, and sent to Lords, 23.
-, 1643, Petition concerning Offenders against the Ordinance prohibiting the keeping them at Oxon, referred to the Committee for Examinations, 28 Apr. - Member to prepare Ordinance to prevent keeping them there, 29 May. Ordinance read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence signified, 30 - Resolution for adjourning the Michaelmas Term, agreed to by Lords, with Amendments; Amendments agreed to, 21 Oct. - King's Letter to the Judges, to adjourn it to Oxon, read; Writs for that Purpose delivered into the House; Order prohibiting an Adjournment without Order of the House, 22 Nov. Ordinance for that Purpose read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence signified, 27 - King's Proclamation for adjourning Hilary Term to Oxon, read, and to be communicated to the City; Resolution for enjoining the Judges, &c. to attend the Courts at Westminster - Member to prepare Proclamation, to pass the Great Seal for that Purpose, 6 Jan. A Committee of both Houses to consider of preventing the Adjournment; Ordinance for that Purpose, read, agreed to, and to be printed, 22.
-, 1644, Member to prepare Ordinance to prevent the Adjournment of the Term, 23 Oct.
-, Sir John, 1642, to be sent for, as a Delinquent, for being a Defaulter in all Services, 22 Mar.
-, William. Vide Hawes - 1643, to be summoned to appear in the Assembly, 23 Oct.
-, Henry, 1643, to be summoned to appear in the Assembly, 23 Oct.
-, 1643, Order for sequestering the Living, read, and agreed to, 27 July.
-, 1643, Election referred to the Committee for Elections, 15 Nov. - Order for making Report, 11 Dec. Report; First Election declared void; Sir Edward Alsford's Second Election void; Mr. Stevens's declared good; Return to be amended, 25 Dec. - 22 Jan. Amended, 27.
-, Alexander, 1643, to be sent for, as a Delinquent, for refusing to pay the Weekly Assessments, 11 Apr.
-, 1643, a Committee to consider what is fit to be done for securing the River, 22 July.
-, 1644, Petition of Owners of Ships, &c. hired in the Thames for the Service of the State, specially recommended to a Committee; Committee impowered to receive their Propositions, 12 Dec.
-, Mr. Gentleman Usher of Lords House, 1644, Message to be sent to Lords, desiring a Committee may examine what Delinquents Goods he has in Custody, 15 Nov. Sent; Messenger dismissed without Answer; another Message, to acquaint them, that, by an Ordinance, he cannot protect them, 18.
-, Earl of, 1643, Order for Sale of his sequestered Goods, 29 June - His Lady to have Warrant to go to him beyond Sea, 18 Oct. - His Petition from Lords, desiring a Stay might be made of cutting his Timber till he be heard, 15 Mar. Referred to the Committee for such as come in upon the Declaration, 22.
-, 1644, his Composition, with the Reason thereof, reported; Resolutions thereupon; Committee to agree with him according to them, 27 July - Member to prepare Ordinance for Sale of his Estate, 22 Aug. - His Petition from Lords, with their Sense thereupon, to be considered, 4 Sept. - Conference desired by them concerning him, agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held, and reported - Resolutions that his Fine shall not exceed 8,000 £ - That he shall forthwith pay 5,000 £ - That, upon Security for the Remainder, his Sequestration shall be discharged, 15 Oct. The Committee at Goldsmiths Hall to settle the Fine, 17. Times appointed for his paying 9,000£ 19. Order annihilated; the former Fine to stand, 23 - House accepts 6,000£ in Discharge of Part; his Sequestration to be taken off, upon paying 3,000£ more, 28 Nov. - Ordinance for Discharge thereof, read, and passed, 13 Dec. Agreed to by Lords, 19.
-, 1642, Lord Mayor to be moved for a Thanksgiving within his Liberties, for the Delivery from the Conspiracy at Bristol; Letters concerning it to be read, 16 Mar.
-, 1643, Resolution for a Thanksgiving in London, Westminster, and Places adjacent, for the taking of Reading, agreed to by Lords, 29 Apr. - For another to be kept by the Parliament and City, upon the Discovery of a Plot, 6 June. Day appointed; Lord Mayor to be desired to acquaint the Ministers therewith - Preachers appointed, 9. Thanked, and to print their Sermons - Lords to be desired to appoint a Day for a public Thanksgiving, 15. Day appointed, 17 - Order for a Thanksgiving, upon the Discovery of the late Design, 13 Jan. Agreed to by Lords, 20 - Order for a Thanksgiving within the Bills of Mortality, for the Assistance from Scotland - The Victory at Namptwich - The Deliverance of the Garison at Nottingham; Copies to be sent to Lord Mayor and the Committees for the Suburbs, 2 Feb.
-, 1644, Ordinance from Lords for a publick Thanksgiving for the Victory over Sir Ralph Hopton's Forces, agreed to; Order for printing and dispersing it, 1 Apr. Day appointed, 2. Preachers appointed, 3. Order for their publishing the Resolution for drawing the Forces together, 8. Preachers thanked, and to print their Sermons, 9 - Resolution for a publick Thanksgiving for the Successes in the North and Pembrokeshire, agreed to by Lords; Day and Preachers appointed, 17. Preachers thanked, and to print their Sermons, 23 - Resolution for a public Thanksgiving upon the Victory over Prince Rupert's Army; Day and Preachers appointed, 8 July. One excused upon account of Indisposition; another appointed. 10. Place appointed by Lords, 8. Disapproved; they appoint another, 10. Ordinance for the Thanksgiving from them, agreed to, 13. Preachers thanked, and to print their Sermons, 19 - Order for Thanksgiving within the Lines, for the raising the Siege of Montgomery Castle, 23 Sept. - For another, upon the Delivery of Newcastle into the Hands of the Scots, agreed to by Lords; Lord Mayor to be desired to give Notice thereof to the Ministers, 25 Oct.
-, Major, 1644, Business concerning him to be considered, 11 Nov.
-, Giles, 1643, voted incapable of sitting during this Parliament, 5 Feb. His Name, inserted by Mistake, to be struck out of the List, 7.
-, Thomas, 1644, Petition referred to a Committee, 14 May.
-, St. Hospital, Southwark, 1642, Ordinance for sequestering the Curate's Rents, read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 16 Mar. Day appointed by Lords for bringing Proofs against him, 17 - Petition of Governor, &c. Order to forbear levying the Weekly Assessments, 29 Aug. - Lord Mayor to take care that sick and maimed Soldiers may be admitted in the First place, 19 Oct. - Ordinance for exempting the Revenues from Payments, read twice, and committed; Governor's Petition referred, 9 Dec. - Master and Wardens to be desired to discharge a Surgeon taken in Arms against the Parliament, and put another in his room, 15 Jan. Their Petition; Order for leaving them to their free Election, 27 - Order for recommending an ordinary Surgeon, 30.
-, 1644, Petition of Governors, desiring their Rents may be free from Taxes, and Ale expended upon maimed Soldiers Excise-free; Ordinance for that Purpose read, 3 July.
-, St. Apostle, London, 1643, Ordinance for sequestering the Living, read, and agreed to, 18 Apr. Sent to Lords, 28.
-, Captain, 1643, his Letter concerning Three Prize Ships, referred to a Committee, 10 Nov.
-, 1644, to be examined upon Oath in the Admiralty Court, 14 May.
-, William, 1643, voted incapable of sitting during this Parliament, 5 Feb.
-, and John, a Ship, 1644, Petition of Owners, sent from Lords, with special Recommendation, 15 Apr. Referred to a Committee, 20. Report; Orders thereupon, 25.
-, Thomas, 1643, voted incapable of sitting during this Parliament, 22 Jan.
-, Mr. 1643, to be tried for a Conspiracy, 29 June.
-, Richard, a Surgeon, 1644, his Neglect of repairing to the Army, referred to the Committee for martial Law, 1 Nov.
-, Maurice, 1643, Petition referred to the Judge of the Admiralty, 5 May - To have Warrant to pass with his Wife, &c. into Holland, 8 Aug. - His Petition for Liberty to arrest a Dunkirk Ship, for Reparation of Damages sustained by the Dunkirkers, read; Liberty given him to proceed in the Admiralty Court, 10 Feb.
-, 1644, Report concerning the Lading of the Ship Luke; Order thereupon, 4 Oct.
-, Colonel Francis, 1644, a Committee to consider of Monies issued for his Regiment, 11 Apr. - His Petition sent from Lords, with special Recommendation, 10 Aug.
-, William, 1643, Petition referred to the Committee for Sequestrations, 19 Aug.
-, 1643, Order for sequestering the Living, read, and agreed to, 5 Sept.
-, 1642, Ordinance for sequestering the Living, read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 17 Mar.
-, Colonel, 1644, appointed Governor of Wellbeck House, 9 Nov.
-, 1643, Minister appointed, 27 May - Ordinance for that Purpose presented, 14 June - Read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence to be desired; 13 July.
-, Sir John, 1643, ordered into Custody; Examination referred to the Committee for Examinations, 26 Aug.
-, Robert, 1642, Petition referred to the Committee for Irish Affairs, 17 Mar.
-, 1643, another Petition read; Order touching his Pay, 9 May.
-, Robert, 1643, Information touching his fraudulent landing Goods at Lyme; Governor to be desired to summon him to appear, and, upon Refusal, to send him up in safe Custody, 8 Nov.
-, Sir John, 1643, to have Warrant to pass beyond Sea, 29 Apr.
-, Sir William. Vide Heron, Edward.
-, Sir Robert, 1643, Order touching paying his Assessment, 17 Aug. - 7 Sept.
-, Robert, 1643, to be sent for, as a Delinquent, 4 Sept.
-, Sir Baynham. Vide Clothiers.
-, Thomas, 1643, his Composition for a Debt due for Customs accepted, 14 Sept.
-, Mr. 1644, desired to preach, 27 Nov.
-, Castle, 1643, Colonel Rigby's Letter, relating the taking of it; Demolition thereof approved; Thanks thereupon, 18 Nov.
-, Mr. 1643, Examinations against him to be reported, 13 June.
-, John, &c. 1644, Petition referred to the Committee for the Navy, 7 Sept.
-, West, 1643, Petition of the Captain of the Fort, and Propositions concerning the same, referred to the Committee for Associations, 11 Aug. Propositions read; Question for billeting Part of the Garison at Gravesend, Neg. 15. - Another Petition of his read, and referred to the Committee for the Revenue, 15 Sept. - Consideration of the Fort referred; the Committee to take Order it be sufficiently manned and furnished, 21 Oct.
-, 1644, the Committee to confer with the Committee for the Militia about establishing a Fort there, 16 May.
-, Major General, 1644, not to be exchanged without the Consent of the House, 23 Sept.
-, Sir Thomas, 1644, not to be exchanged without Leave of the House, and Sir Thomas Middleton's Consent, 10 Oct.
-, 1643, Ordinance from Lords for Preservation thereof, and of the King's Deer and other Game, 1 Nov.
-, 1643, Business concerning the Tin Farmers to be considered - Orders or Warrants from the House, or any Committee, to be delivered to the Committee at Haberdashers Hall; the Committee to inform themselves concerning them, 2 Dec. Order for their Attendance upon the House, 4. Liberty given them to transport Tin, upon Security to stand to any Order of the House, 7. A Committee of both Houses to examine the Business, 10. Report; Tin Farmers Petition read; Question that 6,000£ paid by them be forfeited, Neg. - The Committee for the Revenue to consider whether the Conditions of their Bond be performed, and what Rent is in Arrear, 30 - Proceed of the Monies arising from the Tin Business to be disposed of for the Western Counties, 24 Feb. - Clause added to the Order, 2 Mar.
-, 1644, Preacher before the House to give Thanks for the taking the Castle, 5 Nov.
-, Mr. 1644, desired to preach, 31 July - Thanked, and to print his Sermon, 28 Aug.
-, Thomas, 1643, King's Warrant to the Keeper of Newgate, for releasing him - Keeper to be indemnified for disobeying it, 28 July.
-, 1643. Vide Supply - Petition of Merchants referred to the Committee for Excise; Committee impowered to receive Propositions, 29 Jan.
-, Pipes, 1643. Vide Supply.
-, Spanish, 1643, a Committee, with the Customers, to consider of easing the Trade in relation to Customs and Excise, 20 Dec. - Ordinance for that Purpose read twice, and committed, 14 Feb. - Passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 1 Mar.
-, Mr. 1644, the Committee at Lynn to consider his Losses during the Defection of the Town, and what Reparation is fit to be made him, 3 July.
-, William, and Samuel Oates, 1644, Petition read; Judge of the King's Bench to be desired to bail Persons removed hither by Habeas Corpus, 26 Nov.
-, Dr. 1643, Order for paying him the Tythes of Lands in Sutton, Lincolnshire, 3 June.
-, Daniel, 1642, committed to Newgate for a Riot in Southwark, 17 Mar.
-, John, 1643. Vide Privileges.
-, Fields, 1644, Collectors of Pew-money in the new Church appointed, 26 Aug.
-, High Cross, 1644, Member to prepare Ordinance for better Support of the Vicar, 7 Oct. Form thereof, 14.
-, Captain la, 1643, Lord General to be acquainted with the Condition of his Troop, 31 Aug. - The Committee for Safety to discharge Papists that are in it, 1 Sept.
-, 1642, Petitions of Wardens and Moneyers read, and referred to the Committee for the Tower; Committees added; Collectors to sorbear levying any Assessments upon them - Lieutenant to be injoined not to fire Guns on a certain Day, 24 Mar.
-, 1643, Leave to speak against the Order; Order revoked; Proportion of Powder to be issued for firing them, 25 Mar. - The Committee to consider of laying the Assessments on the Moneyers and Wardens, 23 & 26 June - Covenant to be tendered to the Lieutenant, 10 July. His Petition from Lords, for Warrant to pass into the Low Countries, agreed to, 17. The Committee for the Militia to recommend a Person to supply his Place, 20. Lord Mayor and Sheriffs appointed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 22. Signified, 29 - Lieutenant to be desired to put them in Possession, 5 Aug. The Committee for the Tower to do it, 7. Another Committee to do it, 10. Sir Robert Harley to be put in Possession till the Lieutenant embark, 11 - The Committee for the Militia to view the Musquets and Cullivers, and take care they be made serviceable, 22 July - Ordinance concerning the Tower, sent to Lords, 11 Aug. - Lord Mayor and Sir Robert Harley to grant Warrants for sequestering the Estates of Inhabitants that are sequestrable, 26 - Lord Mayor and Sheriffs to have Copies of Orders concerning the Restraint of Prisoners, and to observe them, 16 Sept. - Order for discharging the Warders that refuse the Covenant, 19 Oct. - New Lord Mayor appointed Lieutenant - Ordinance from Lords to that Purport, read, and agreed to, 27.
-, 1644, Conference desired by Lords concerning the Usage of Prisoners, agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held, and reported; a Committee to consider of Rules for the Usage of Prisoners of War, 18 May - No Servants to attend them but what the Lieutenant shall appoint - The Committee for the Tower to repair thither, 22 Aug. To consider of securing the Place and Prisoners therein; Power given to confer with the City thereupon, 26.
-, Hamlets, 1643, the Seven Companies to be formed into a Regiment under the Lieutenant of the Tower; Earl of Holland to be moved for a Commission to constitute him Colonel; other Hamlets to be added, 3 May - The Committee for the Tower to consider of listing Soldiers within the Hamlet, by the Advice of the Deputy Lieutenants, 17 June.
-, 1644, Order for speedy paying in the Collections upon the Weekly Assessment, 19 Aug.
-, Thomas, 1643, to be sent for, as a Delinquent, for entering the Houses, and seizing the Goods, of well affected Persons, 6 May.
-, Sir John, 1643, Order for stopping Letters going to him beyond Sea - For his Return into England within a limited Time, 14 June - His Petition referred to the Committee for Sequestrations, 7 Dec.
-, John, 1643, Order for stopping Letters going to him beyond Sea - For his Return into England within a limited Time, 14 June.
-, Sir Humphry, 1643, Information of Legacies to him and others, referred to the Committee for Gloucester; Order for disposing of Part thereof, 1 Jan.
-, 1643, Order from the Committee for the Navy, concerning a Trade with Towns under the Enemy's Power, referred to a Committee; all that come to have Voices, 11 Nov.
-, James, 1643, to be sent into Ulster, with Instructions for Encouragement of the Soldiers to oppose the Cessation, 28 Oct.
-, Irish, 1643, Order for removing them from the Tower to Newgate, 29 Apr.
-, Thomas, 1644, Petition read, and referred to Sir Gilbert Gerrard, 10 Oct. To the Committee for Lord General's Establishment, 21.
-, 1642, Message to Lords, desiring them to speed their Answer to the Articles of Cessation; Conference desired by them, touching the late Alterations thereof, agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held, and reported; the Committee formerly appointed to consider of them, impowered to compare the 7th Article from the Lords with that sent from the House, 15 Mar. Report of Reasons for disagreeing with them therein; Conference desired, and agreed to; Message from Lords, desiring to propound their Opinion upon the 3d Article, agreed to; Managers and Reporters appointed; Conference held, and reported; House concur with Lords in their Opinion upon the 3d Article; Lords Concurrence to the 7th signified; House adhere to the 6th Article as presented to the King; a Committee of both Houses to draw the Articles into a proper Form to be presented; to prepare Instructions for disbanding; the Instructions to be sent with the Propositions - Form sent from Lords agreed to, 16. Order for Meeting of the Committee; Instructions reported, 17. Conference desired by Lords concerning them, agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held, and reported; Name to be inserted; Instructions read one by one, and agreed to; Clauses to be added; One to be left out; Messengers between the Committees and Parliament appointed; One to be sent up every Two Days; Copy of the Instructions to be sealed up, and kept by Speaker, and not entered till further Order; another Conference desired with Lords, agreed to; Managers appointed; Conference held; Lords Concurrence to the Instructions signified; the Committee not to discover them, or give any Copy thereof to any Person, 18. Committees impowered to send One to the Parliament upon any emergent Occasion; Conference desired with Lords thereupon, agreed to; Managers appointed; Conference held, and reported; Instructions read; examined, and signed by Clerk; openly delivered to the Committees; Original sealed up by Speaker, 20. Copy thereof to be sent to Lord General, 22. Committees Letter concerning the Delivery of the Articles; Conference desired, by Lords concerning Messages and Letters from the King and the Committee, agreed to; Letters and Advertisements to the House to be communicated thereat; Conference held; Letters and Message presented from Lords; Message considered; a Committee to prepare Answer; Time enlarged for treating upon the Two First Propositions, 23. Answer reported, agreed to, and to be delivered at a Conference with other Votes; Lords Concurrence signified, 24.
-, 1643, Reasons for disagreeing to the Alterations made by the King, with additional Instructions to the Committee, reported, read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence signified, 25 Mar. Reasons for the Articles, and upon what Occasion they were not sent away, reported; amended; Copy agreed to; the Committee to acquaint the King with all their Instructions upon the Two First Propositions, 27. Committees Letter, intimating the King's Desire for enlarging the Time to treat, read, and laid aside; Conference desired by Lords concerning a Letter from the Earl of Northumberland, agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held, 30 - Another Conference desired by them concerning a Second Letter from him, agreed to; Committees Letter to the House to be communicated thereat; Managers and Reporters appointed; Conference held; Business thereof to be considered - Notice to be given to Lord General, that no Cessation is agreed on - That none can be concluded without the further Consent of both Houses - That the House will not agree to any without giving him timely Notice; Copies of the Votes, &c. to be sent to him - Time for treating on the Two First Propositions inlarged, 1 Apr. Lords Concurrence signified - The Committee to give Account what passed the last Four Days thereupon - To give Account from time to time what shall pass during the Treaty, and these and former Votes to be sent to them; Letter to be signed by Speaker, and sent with them, read, agreed to, and signed, - Instructions to be entered; Members to have Copies thereof - Committees to be injoined to return on Saturday, if they receive no positive Answer by Friday; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 3. Conference desired by them concerning a Letter, and Answer from the King to the Reasons touching the Cessation, and concerning a Letter from the Earl of Northumberland, agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held, and reported; a Committee of both Houses to prepare Answer to King's Message; House take it as a Denial; the Committee at Oxon to press the Disbanding, 5. Lords Answer to the Message communicated at a Conference; Time for the Treaty inlarged; Instructions to the Committee concerning the King's Answer, reported; free Conference to be desired with Lords thereupon; Heads agreed to; free Conference desired, and agreed to; Managers appointed; Letter to be signed by both Speakers, read, and agreed to, 6. Another free Conference desired by Lords, agreed to; Reporters appointed; free Conference held, and reported; Question for leaving out the last Clause of the Instructions, Neg.; another free Conference desired with them, agreed to; Managers appointed; free Conference held, and reported; Lords Letter to the Committees read, and signed by Speaker - Copies of all Proceedings between the King and Parliament, touching the Cessation, to be sent to Mr. Strickland in Holland, 7 - Conference desired by Lords concerning Papers from the Committee, in Answer to the Two First Propositions, agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held, and reported; the Committee of both Houses to consider them; additional Instructions reported, read, and agreed to; Conference desired thereupon, agreed to; Managers appointed; Conference held; Instructions agreed to by Lords, with Amendments; Amendments agreed to, 8. - Conference desired by Lords concerning another Answer from the King, agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held, and reported, 11 - The Committee to be injoined to return on Saturday personally, to give Account of their Proceedings; Lords to be desired to send the like Injunction to their Committee, 12 - Conference desired by Lords, to communicate a Pacquet from the King, and a Letter from the Earl of Northumberland, agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held, and reported; the Committee of both Houses to prepare Answer to this and the last Message from the King, 13. Report to be considered, 14. Order for Meeting of the Committee, 17 - Conference desired by Lords concerning an Answer framed by them, agreed to; Reporters, appointed; Conference held; Answer presented, 18. Read; Question for considering it in Parts, Neg. 24 - Previous Question for inforcing the Committee to return on Saturday, Neg. 13. Order for sending for the Committees from Oxon; Letter to be signed by Speaker, read, and re-committed; reported, and agreed to - Message to Lords, desiring them to send for their Committees; Conference desired by them concerning it, agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held, and reported; Another Conference to be desired with them; Managers appointed, 14 Apr. Conference desired by Lords concerning a Letter and other Papers from the Earl of Northumberland agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held, and reported; the Committee to make a State of the Business thereupon, 15 - Committees Letter from Wickham - Message from Lords, acquainting the House they expect their Committees before 12 o'Clock, 17 - Papers of the King's further Answers, and Committees further Propositions, read - Order for paying the Committees Disbursements - For Thanks to them - A Committee to peruse their Papers, and state the whole-Business of the Treaty, 18 - Three impowered to meet, 1 May. Passages of the Treaty to be printed, 5 - Another Committee to prepare a Declaration of the Proceedings of both Houses, 24 Apr. Order for their Meeting, and making Report, 28 - Declaration read, 5 May. Read Second time, with Amendments; agreed to, and to be printed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 6. Message, desiring them to speed their Answer, 11. Their Concurrence signified; Clerk of the Records in the Tower to attend a Member with Records to be cited therein, 15. Treaty and Declaration to be published, 17 - Bills mentioned in the Propositions to be printed, 29 - The Committee of both Kingdoms to prepare Grounds for a just and safe Peace in all his Majesty's Dominions; a Committee to prepare Reasons inducing the Vote; Reasons reported: Conference desired concerning it, agreed to; Managers appointed; Conference held, 15 Mar. Another desired by Lords, agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held, and reported; Report to be considered. 20. Paper read; House adhere to their former Vote for referring it to the Committee of both Kingdoms; a Committee to assign Reasons, 22. Reasons reported; read one by one, and passed; free Conference desired with Lords, agreed to; Managers appointed; free Conference held, 23.
-, 1644, Message to Lords, desiring them to expedite their Answer; Conference desired by them, agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held, and reported, 25 Mar. Report to be considered, 25 & 26. Considered; House adhere to their former Vote; a Committee to assign Reasons, 28. Reasons reported; free Conference desired, agreed to; Managers, appointed; free Conference held; another Conference desired by Lords, agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held, 29 - Reported, 3 Apr. Another Conference desired by Lords, agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held, and reported; Papers concerning the Substance of this and a former Conference, read, 5 - Conference desired by Lords concerning Propositions for Peace, agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held, and reported; Ordinance from Lords, to enable the Committee of both Kingdoms to prepare them, read, 13. Read Second time; Day appointed for bringing in the Propositions; Ordinance agreed to, with Amendments; Conference desired thereupon, agreed to; Managers appointed; Conference held, 15. Amendments agreed to by Lords, 16. A Committee to withdraw, and annex a Clause concerning sending the Propositions to the Convention of the States of Scotland, 20. Clause reported; Conference desired thereupon, agreed to; Managers appointed; Conference held, 22. Clause agreed to by Lords; Time for bringing in the Propositions extended; Lords Concurrence signified, 25. Propositions reported, and read; Order for Second Reading; Members to have Copies, 29 - City to be acquainted the House is ready to receive any they shall present, 3 May - Propositions to be considered, 3, 4 & 6 May - 29 July - Several agreed to, 7 May - 1 & 17 Aug. - The Committee to prepare additional Propositions concerning Judges that have deserted the Parliament - Concerning Persons on whom Honours have been bestowed since the King left his Parliament, 1 Aug. Amendments from the Convention of the States in Scotland, reported, read, and agreed to, 17. Lords Concurrence to be desired, 19. The Committee to put the Proposition for Disbanding in Form; Preamble and Conclusion referred to them, 17. Conference desired with Lords concerning the Propositions, agreed to; Managers appointed; Conference held, 19. Lords Amendment to the First Proposition, read, and agreed to, 30 - Propositions reported, and to be considered; Members to present Names of Persons in their several Counties to be excepted, 18 Sept. Several excepted, 20 & 25 - Motions for any Additions to be made between 10 and 12 o'Clock, 26 - A Committee to consider of the Blank in the 11th Proposition - Of the Clause concerning the Court of Wards - Of some Proposition concerning Clergymen and Heads of Colleges, 1 Oct. - Propositions to be considered every Day at 10 o'Clock - Sheriffs that have raised the Posse Comitatus against the Parliament to be excepted; their Names entered, 3 - The filling up the Blank in the 5th Qualification of the 11th Proposition considered; several Persons voted incapable of any Employment; Motions for any Additions thereto to be made between 10 and 12 o'Clock with Leave, 9. Blanks therein filled up; King to be moved for the Royal Assent to several Acts; Compensation to be included in the Article for taking away the Court of Wards - Sums specified; a Committee to put the Votes relating thereto in Form, 14 - Propositions concerning the Court of Wards and Great Seal reported, read, and agreed to; Resolutions thereupon - A Committee to prepare Proposition for making void all Acts issuing from the Great Seal at Oxon, and confirming all issuing from the Great Seal with the Parliament - City Proposition read, and referred to a Committee, 15. Vide London - Preamble and Conclusion to be reported, 17. Reported; read, and agreed to, with an Amendment; Scots Commissioners to be desired to fill up the Blank in the Preamble, 18 The Committee, to be desired to send the Propositions presently, 23. Answer and Opinion of the Committee upon the Alterations made by the House, reported; Proceedings thereupon; Propositions to be ingrossed, and sent to Lords, with Desire to expedite them, 24. Communicated at a Conference, 25 - Letter from the Committee of the Estates of Scotland, desiring they may be expedited to the King, read; Lords to be moved to expedite them, 1 Nov. Conference desired by Lords concerning them, agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held; Lords Amendments reported; Conference to be desired thereupon; Managers appointed; Instructions to them, 4. Conference desired, agreed to, and held, 6. Another desired by Lords, agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held, and reported; Resolutions thereupon - The Committee of both Kingdoms to consider of the Manner of sending the Propositions to the King, 7 Manner reported; Clause touching Members that have deserted the Parliament, to be added; free Conference desired with Lords, agreed to; Managers and Reporters appointed; free Conference held, and reported; a Committee of both Houses to go with them, 8. Instructions for them read, and agreed to - Report, that Scots Commissioners concur in the Amendments; Propositions to be ingrossed; an authentical Copy to be delivered to them - Letter to King's General for a safe Conduct, read, and agreed to, 9 - Order empowering the Committee to deliver the Propositions, 14 - Safe Conduct under the King's Hand, sent from Lords, and referred to the Committee of both Kingdoms, 18. King's Message upon the Delivery of the Propositions, and Report thereupon, to be entered; the Committee to be thanked for their Proceedings; Order for defraying their Charges; Conference desired by Lords concerning the Message, agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held; Lords Resolutions touching a safe Conduct to the King's Commissioners, reported; Message and Resolutions referred to the Committee of both Kingdoms - Members to confer with the Committee concerning their Proceedings and Entertainment at Oxon, 30 Nov. - Narrative thereof presented - Form of a Letter to be sent to the King's General touching the safe Conduct, read and agreed to; Lords Concurrence signified, 3 Dec. - Conference desired by them concerning Prince Rupert's Answer, agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held, and reported; Safe Conduct agreed to; Speakers of both Houses to sign it; a Letter to Lord General, wherein it is to be inclosed, read, and agreed to - House appointed for the Reception of the King's Commissioners; no Members to visit them, or their Attendants, 10. Lords Concurrence signified, 12, Members have Leave to visit them - The Committee for Examinations to seize Letters brought from Oxon, to the Disservice of the State, 14 - A Committee of both Houses to consider of the Manner of receiving the Commissioners; impowered to confer with the Scots Commissioners; their Report; a Committee of both Houses to receive them; Commissioners to be desired to send in a List of their Followers, 16. List to be perfected, and sent to the Provost Marshal of London - Message from Lords, acquainting the House they think fit to refer the King's Message to the Committee of both Kingdoms, with additional Committees; Lords to be desired, at a Conference, to refer it to the Committee of both Houses, and the Scots Commissioners; their Concurrence signified; Draught of an Answer to the King's Message, reported; Vote and Answer to the same Purport, from Lords; Previous Question for an Addition thereto, Neg.; Answer agreed to; Committees sent to Oxon to have Leave to visit the Commissioners before they return, 19. Commissioners to have Notice to receive their Answer; Answer to be signed by Speakers of both Houses, 20 - Report touching the Commissioners Request to deliver what they have further in Charge to the Committees; Answer thereto; the Committee of both Houses to receive it; Scots Commissioners to have Notice to meet them; Conference upon the Delivery of their last Paper reported; the Committee to prepare Answer; Answer reported, 21. Order for referring the Manner of the Treaty, and of the Instructions, for those that shall be appointed to treat, to the Committee of both Kingdoms; disagreed to by Lords; House adhere to their former Vote, 24.
-, Robert. Vide Heron, Edward.
-, Colonel John, 1644, Report concerning him; Order for his Discharge from further Attendance, 30 May.
-, Robert, 1642, Petition; Question for bailing him, Neg. 23 Mar.
-, Mr. 1643, Order for his Discharge, 7 Apr.
-, Mr. 1644, Order for providing a furnished House for him, 26 Oct.
-, Baron, 1643, to fit in the Exchequer, and execute the Place of Puisne Baron, 22 Sept. - His Petition from Lords read; their Message, acquainting the House they are ready to proceed against him, 18 Oct. Judgment demanded; Message to Lords, desiring them to order the immediate Payment of his Fine; Answer thereto, 19.
-, House, 1643, Petition of Master, &c. read, and specially recommended to the Committee at Haberdashers Hall, 10 Oct.
-, 1644, another Petition read, and referred to the Committee for the Navy, 26 Nov.
-, College, Oxon, 1643, Petition of Scholars concerning the Sequestration of their Revenues, communicated by Lords, to be read, 5 Dec. Read, and referred to a Committee, 12. Order for their Meeting, 15. Committee revived; Committees added, 18.
-, Sir Thomas, 1643, the Committee at Haberdashers Hall to call him before them, that he may pay his Assessment, 17 Aug.
-, 1644, Order for apprehending those within the Lines, and seizing their Horses, 9 Dec.
-, Mr. 1643, Report concerning him; Order for his Discharge, 26 May.
-, Dr. 1643, Order for Sale of his sequesiered Goods, 29 June.
-, Mr. 1643, Desired to preach, 26 July - Thanked, and to print his Sermon, 30 Aug.
-, Lord, 1643. Vide Privileges.
-, Lord, 1643, his Servant to have Warrant to go to Oxon, 15 July.
-, Thomas, 1644, Report concerning him; Order for admitting him to a Fine and Composition; Committee to compound with him, 23 Oct.
-, Merchants. Vide Levant Company.
-, Exuperius, 1643, Order for bailing him, 1 June.
-, Dr. 1643, Report concerning him; Order for his Discharge, 27 July - Voted incapable of sitting during this Parliament, 22 Jan.
-, Richard, 1643, Petition; Order for paying his Debt in Part, 20 Feb. Agreed to by Lords, 22.
-, Edward. Vide Heron, Edward.
-, Captain, 1644, Petition of his Daughters read, and sent to Lords; Messenger to acquaint them with Passages in the West, concerning hanging him, and others, for adhering to the Parliament; Report, that Lords had read, and returned it; Petition referred to the Committee for the West; Lord General to be informed of the Matter, 26 July - Order for making Report, 5 Aug.
-, 1643, Order for sequestering the Living, read, and agreed to - For employing the Arrears of Tythes in repairing the Vicarage House, 22 Sept.
-, Sir Roger, 1643, the Committee for Examinations to dispose of him to what Prison they think fit, 10 June. Order for his Commitment to Lord Petre's House, 20 - For removing him from the Ship where he is to the Compter, 14 Aug. - Question for removing him to another Prison, Neg. 1 Nov. - His Petition referred to a Committee, 27 Feb.
-, 1644, Report; Order for admitting him to a Fine and Composition; Committee to compound with him, 23 Oct.
-, Mr. 1643, to be summoned to attend, 28 Sept. - Information concerning him referred to the Committee for Examinations, 10 Oct.
-, Mr. 1643, Ordinance for collating him to the Living of East Horsley, 18 Dec. Agreed to by Lords, 23.
-, Captain, 1643, Lord Admiral to be desired to employ him upon the Northern Coasts, 2 Mar.
-, Dr. 1643, desired to preach before the Assembly, 23 June - Thanked, and to print his Sermon, 7 July.
-, a Ship, of Rotterdam, 1644, the Judge of the Admiralty to issue a Commission to unlade the Ship, and inventory and sequester the Goods, 1 June. Mr. Strickland's Letter concerning it, read, and referred to the Committee for the Navy; Member to prepare Answer, 21 - Answer presented; Petition of Merchant Adventurers, and Lord Admiral's Letter, with Papers inclosed, referred, 5 July. Order for Sale of the Goods, 20. For deserring the Sale, 29 - Message from Lords, desiring a further Stay, 2 Aug. - Report concerning the Goods; Order for present Sale; States Ambassadors to be acquainted therewith, 11 Sept.
-, Colonel, 1644, committed to the Tower, 22 Aug.
-, 1643, Order for enabling Ministers to receive them, 21 Sept. - Member to prepare Ordinance for Payment thereof, 28 Oct.
-, 1644, Ordinance to be presented, 30 May - Read, 3 July. Committed, 22 - To be reported, 5 Aug. Reported; read Third time, and passed, 7. Returned from Lords, with Amendments; Amendments referred to a Committee, 9 - Order for making Report, 28 Sept. - 1 Nov. Amendments reported, read, and agreed to; Conference to be desired with Lords thereupon; Managers appointed, 6. Conference desired, agreed to, and held, 7.


Assistant U.S. Atty. Mitchell Mars, who fought the Chicago Outfit and won, died of cancer shortly after his historic prosecution of the Family Secrets case and mob bosses. A scholarship has been established in his name.
Mars was a great public servant. In a state where public servants are too often all about serving themselves and their friends, Mars was one of the good guys who fought for the public interest against the Outfit and their political puppets.
In his memory, his federal law-enforcement colleagues have established the Mitchell A. Mars Foundation.


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Posted on May 13, 2019 May 13, 2019 by Demola
I'm wiser now – Ambode
Oladeinde Olawoyin
The Lagos State Governor, Akinwunmi Ambode, has said that having spent almost four years running the affairs of Lagos, he is "wiser" now.
Mr Ambode said this while fielding questions from state house correspondents during his visit to President Muhammadu Buhari in Abuja.
The governor said he visited Abuja on behalf of Lagosians to appreciate Mr Buhari for inaugurating some of the projects in the state.
When asked about what lessons he has learnt as a politician in Lagos, the governor said he has learnt a lot of things which has shaped his identity as someone who came into government as a "technocrat".
"You see, every politician learns every day," the governor said.
"The fact remains that I came in as a technocrat, so I used to call myself a techno-politician. But I think I am wiser now. I am more of a politician than a technocrat."
Failed Ambition
Mr Ambode lost his bid to seek re-election on the platform of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) last year after the party leadership stood against him. He was replaced by Babajide Sanwo-Olu in a primary election characterised by name-calling and bitter rivalry.
Mr Sanwo-Olu would later emerge the governor-elect of Lagos after beating Jimi Agbaje of the rival Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).
Speaking about his legacy in the state, Mr Ambode said he has touched "humanity" with his policies and programme as Lagos governor.
He said: "In another 16 days or so, we will be leaving office. But what is important is that I was able to have that opportunity to be elected as governor of Lagos State and to touch humanity in a way that I deem it fit.
"We did our best and most importantly the projects we did were people friendly and people central. I just think a lot more people have enjoyed the benefits and dividends of democracy than we actually met it. And that gives me joy that we were able to touch lives.
"Wherever you find yourself just make (a) positive difference to people and Nigerians, that is the whole essence of service. I'm grateful that I had that opportunity."
Mr Ambode's loss last September makes him the first governor to lose re-election in Lagos since 1999. Two former governors of the state had governed for eight years before Mr Ambode emerged in 2015.
While Bola Tinubu, a leader in the APC, governed between 1999 and 2007, Babatunde Fashola, Nigeria's minister of power, works and housing, governed between 2007 and 2015.
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First was the proliferation of what tweeps dubbed as the "twitter eggs," a group of newly created and mostly image-less twitter accounts that cussed out, verbally assaulted, and threatened anyone tweeting favorably about the ongoing protests, or criticizing the regime. Those accounts were believed to be manned by Syrian Mokhabarat[intelligence] agents with poor command of both written Arabic and English, and an endless arsenal of bile and insults. Several twitter users created lists to make it easier for the rest to track and reports those accounts for spam. Here are a couple of examples.
Second, which is more damaging, is the creation of various spam accounts that mainly target #Syria hash tag; flooding it with predetermined set of tweets– every few minutes–about varied topics such as photography, old Syrian sport scores, links to Syrian comedy shows, pro-regime news, and threats against a long list of tweeps who expressed their support of the protests.
I went to investigate the Bahrain based Eghna Developement and Support*, which among other things provides "political campaign solutions." I searched for any affiliation with Syria, and sure enough, one of the main suspected #Syria spam accounts was featured in their success stories page.
Eghna claims that "LovelySyria is using EGHNA Media Server to promote intersting photography about Syria using their twitter accounts. EGHNA Media Server helped Lovely Syria get attention to the beauty of Syria, and build a community of people who love the country and admire its beauty." The only problem with that claim is that the lovelysyria.com website is only a Drupal login page void of content. There's no way of creating a new user account, and therefore any claims of fostering a community are false.
Seemingly unrelated spam accounts, with the exact same modus operandi, have been rapidly coming into existence with only enough content to appear to be legitimate automated twitter accounts instead of spam bots with a very sinister motive behind them.
@TheLovelySyria: As mentioned above, it tweets Flickr links of photos taken in Syria. It uses #Syria hash tag and also rotates between #tags of different Syrian cities. Tweets every two minutes.
@SyriaBeauty: Uses same set of tweets as @TheLovelySyria and tweets every two minutes. This means you'll be bombarded by one tweet a minute of #Syria tweets unrelated to the current pressing issue which is the brutal crackdown on Syrian protesters. Same hash tags scheme.
@SyLeague: Tweets Syrian Soccer League match results from seasons 2003-2004 onwards. Matches are selected randomly and bear no significance to the fans of the sport. Same trend as above when it comes to tag usage. Tweets every two minutes.
@KaramahClub: Uses same tweet set as @SyLeague. Same #tag trends as all of the above.
@SyHumor: Tweets links to episodes and sketches of popular Syrian sitcoms. Same tag usage trend as above. Tweets every 2 minutes.
@DNNUpdates: Affiliated with Damascus News Network on Facebook. Pro-Regime. Tweets a distorted version of the events in #Syria and repeats news about alleged armed gangs and terrorists. Only uses #Syria tag. Tweets every 3 minutes.
@MBKing13: Harasses a large number of twitter users who support or tweet positively about the protests. This account tweets about conspiracy theories and threatens twitter users while pretending that there's a human behind the account. Taking a deeper look at the account shows that there's a large set of pre-programmed tweets that are used repeatedly and threats are aimed at a set of users. The account is active 24/7 and tweets at 5 minutes intervals. Tags used: #Syria, #Mar15.
Note: if you twitter links appear to be broken you probably need to go to your twitter account settings and enable HTTPS which also enhances your privacy. If the page doesn't exist it was probably taken down, but I have screenshots that I'd gladly share and I'm sure google will cache those pages for a long time.
Relying on the available data it seems that the regime is upping it's information warfare game. Instead of generating bad PR by blocking websites or solely relying on going after online activists and attempting to hack their accounts. The regime at first attempted bullying and intimidation online by seemingly independent twitter accounts. That failed miserably and ended up being an embarrassment.
Twitter is currently one of the main platforms used by dissidents and activists to disseminate information and videos of the ongoing protests, and uncover the crimes committed by the regime's security forces against unarmed peaceful protesters. It is of utmost importance to ensure that their voices are heard. We must provide the general public and international media easy access to such information. Crimes unnoticed are crimes unpunished.
Update on April 19, 5:30 pm EST: The above mentioned twitter accounts are still active but their tweets are no longer showing when viewing the #Syria hash tag stream. I think Twitter handled this in a smart manner; the accounts are still viewable to people who are following them but are no longer cluttering Syria related searches. Thanks to everyone who reported this.
* Eghna has responded to the article. Please find their response in the comments below.
Note: This is a cross-post from the author's personal blog.
Very good analysis, some of those accounts were using iphones, I didn't know there was "an app for that"™.
– He's one of the first few users to follow two of the spam accounts.
O shame. I'll work on adding him to the lists of shame.


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Category: Values to live by
Hannah: The Tomato Plant Sessions
Published on June 21, 2016 June 21, 2016 by Rick Tobias
"As soon as she boarded the streetcar I could tell she was poor."
That's how Hannah began her story.
"There was a sameness about her. I see it in so many people who are poor. They're overweight, have stringy hair, and are dirty. I wanted to tell her she could at least dress with more care. So often poor women dress in uncoordinated clothes that are too small and too tight.
"They look so hopeless, so frustrated, and harassed and they seem to come equipped with bad mannered kids. Sometimes I think they are almost subhuman. As I watched this woman enter the car I thought "O God, why are they are like that?'"
As I heard Hanna's pronouncement, a wave of defensiveness rose in me, chased by a tide of anger, and then, surprise and disappointment.
Defensive anger, because I have met many hundreds of people who have almost no resources yet they are immaculate and stylish, their children models of good behavior, and their homes a nurturing space — the very antithesis of Hannah's caricature.
Surprise and disappointment, because it was Hannah speaking.
Hannah was a faithful Mission supporter. She prayed for us frequently, was quick to volunteer her time and was exceedingly generous with her money. And Hannah's commitment to us was tied to her belief that God cares for people living with poverty and is deeply moved by their situation. That's why her question threw me.
But before I got over my initial shock Hannah continued.
"Two weeks later I went out into my garden to get a tomato."
"I found a beauty. It was large, ripe and luscious. I looked for another and found a strangely deformed, gross, ugly excuse for a tomato. It had not ripened properly and so was a mixture of green, brown, yellow and pinkish-red. It was lopsided and there was a deep gash that ran across its entire face. What a contrast. But then as I reached in to pick it I realized I had been responsible for its deformity.
"Earlier in the year, as the plant grew taller, I dutifully tied it to a stake for support. In the process I must have bound the young blossom which was to become this tomato. It grew hard against the side of the stake so that it was completely flat on one side. The string I tied it with ate right into the flesh of the fruit. I was just trying to get a good harvest. But I built a structure which, while good for the plant, was fatal to this particular blossom.
"Through no fault of its own, the fruit was denied the life giving nourishment and environment required for health and beauty. It was deformed and ugly.
"I remembered my question to God and found myself thinking about people who, through no fault of their own, live in environments that deny them the resources required for health. I realized that my misshaped tomato had much the same potential as my beautiful tomato but the environment I created limited its future.
"I wondered if the society we had created robbed some of the opportunity to live healthy and whole lives."
Retelling Hannah's story now provokes the same mixture of reactions in me as it did then. I want to defend those living with poverty and rail against her one-dimensional images of poverty.
Yet what most upsets me about Hannah's story is that I see too much of me in her reactions. Sometimes the outward manifestations of poverty repulse me as well, and sometimes I also want to distance myself from that which I find unattractive, unappealing or embarrassing, and to avoid all that causes fear to rise within me.
As did Hannah, I also wonder to what degree societal systems that perform well for the mainstream can damage those on the margins: some individuals and families must live with society's failed intentions, ignorant mistakes and purposeful maltreatment.
There is no perfection. Even the best-intended interventions can have a shadow side, a 'Hannah's string' with unforeseen consequence. Those unforeseen impacts, however, do not justify despair, but rather call us to diligence, vigilance, creativity and continuous review and dialogue with all stakeholders — especially those on the margins — as we endeavor to unfold compassion and justice.
My friend Hannah has passed on. I knew her for 30 years and I have no doubt she dwells in paradise. Her faith was like a mountain and she spent her life investing in others. When she had much she gave much, and when she had little she still found something to share.
And Hannah was open to God and to receiving fresh insight. She learned and embraced deep truths about poverty, and its impact on peoples lives. Hannah came to the recognition that so much is beyond peoples' control, and for that, they deserve compassion and justice, not disdain and judgment.
– Blessings … Rick Tobias
Foy Vance is an Irish Catholic singer song writer. Gabriel and the Vagabond is a tender song about perceptions; both private and public. It almost always draws deep emotions from me. It reminds me that we might find grace in the most unlikely places. -RT
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Lee attended Maben High School in Mississippi, where he lettered in football, track, and basketball.
Before his professional career, Lee was a four-year letterman at Mississippi State from 1999 to 2002.
Lee was drafted by the Miami Dolphins in the fifth round, 156th overall in the 2003 NFL Draft. He went on to play two years for the Dolphins.
In the 2005 NFL season, Lee was signed by the Green Bay Packers in free agency.
After the injury of Bubba Franks, Lee gained more playing time. He finished the season fourth in receiving (1st among tight ends) for the Packers.
In November 2007, Lee signed a four-year contract extension with the Packers for $12 million. On November 18, 2007, Lee had the first multi-touchdown game of his career as he caught two touchdown passes from Brett Favre in a 31–17 victory over the Carolina Panthers. Lee also found the end zone in Favre's record setting day for "most passing yards" on December 16, 2007 vs. the St. Louis Rams. Lee finished the 2007 season with 48 receptions for 575 yards and six touchdowns. He also caught Favre's final touchdown pass as a Packer during the NFC Championship Game against the New York Giants on January 20, 2008.
On March 2, 2011, Lee was released by the Packers.
On July 29, 2011, Lee was signed to a one-year contract with the Philadelphia Eagles. He was released during final roster cuts on September 3.
Lee was signed by the Cincinnati Bengals on September 14, 2011. Lee was released by the Cincinnati Bengals on September 27, 2012.
^ Fly, Colin. "Packers TE Donald Lee gets contract, has career day". Retrieved November 19, 2007.
^ Pete Dougherty, Rob Demovsky,. "Short week is long enough for Favre and Co". Retrieved November 19, 2007.
^ Silverstein, Tom. "Packers' Hawk released, but will re-sign". Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
^ Wulf, Bo. "Eagles Shock NFL, Agree With CB Asomugha". Philadelphiaeagles.com. Archived from the original on June 16, 2012. Retrieved July 29, 2011.


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Season Six Episodes
"Where Bluebirds Fly"
David H. Goodman &
Brigitte Hales
"Awake" "The Black Fairy"
Despite what you may think, there's nothing for me in Oz. Anyone who ever cared for me there now hates me. Look, I know you and I aren't exactly the sisters that our mother wanted us to be, but... you're all I've got, Regina.
—Zelena to Regina
"Where Bluebirds Fly" is the eighteenth episode of Season Six of ABC's Once Upon a Time. It was written by David H. Goodman & Brigitte Hales, and directed by Michael Schultz. It is the one hundred and twenty-ninth episode of the series overall, and premiered on April 23, 2017.
3 Deleted Scenes
3.1 "Wedding Lasagna" (Scene 7)
In flashback, Zelena befriends a young woodcutter who has been cursed and turns to her for help finding a new heart. Zelena is forced to choose between keeping her powers and her friendship with him. Meanwhile, in Storybrooke, Zelena decides to take on the Black Fairy and put a stop to her, once and for all, against Regina's wishes, and the Charmings disagree over Emma and Hook's wedding plans.[2]
"Wedding Lasagna" (Scene 7)
This scene is included on Once Upon a Time: The Complete Sixth Season.
An extended version of the scene where Emma and her family check out Granny's Diner as a potential location for Emma and Hook's wedding. The extended version features additional dialogue with Granny, which was cut from the episode.
Ginnifer Goodwin as Mary Margaret Blanchard
Jennifer Morrison as Emma Swan
Lana Parrilla as Regina Mills
Josh Dallas as David Nolan
Emilie de Ravin as Belle
Colin O'Donoghue as Hook
Jared S. Gilmore as Henry Mills
Rebecca Mader as Zelena
Robert Carlyle as Mr. Gold
Beverley Elliott (Press release/ Blu-ray/DVD deleted scene only)
Giles Matthey as Gideon
Jaime Murray as Black Fairy
Keegan Connor Tracy as Mother Superior
Isabella Blake-Thomas as Young Zelena
Alex Désert as Stanum
Jorden Birch as Guard #1/Second Guard
Austin Obiajunwa as Young Stanum/Young Woodcutter
Dylan Sloane as Bully
Unknown baby as Robin Hood
The title card features the Emerald City.[3]
The title of this episode was revealed by Adam Horowitz via his Twitter account on February 3, 2017.[4]
The title of this episode is an allusion to "Somewhere over the rainbow bluebirds fly", a lyric from Judy Garland's song "Over the Rainbow" in The Wizard of Oz.
The press release misspells Isabella Blake-Thomas's name as Isabella Black-Thomas.[2]
The pancake scene was a late addition to the episode. According to Brigitte Hales, they "actually hadn't planned anything like that".[5]
When Emma is making pancakes, Hook comes over and says, "Something smells delicious." In the episode script, he simply says, "Mmm... delicious."[6]
In the episode script, Regina says, "Emma? "What are you thinking?", and Emma answers, "Maybe we can."[7] This exchange is not in the final episode.
A scene where Mary Margaret says, "So where do we look? And is anyone else surprised Tiger Lily was a fairy?", and Zelena replies, "You can all drop dead from shock for all I care"[8] is also not in the final episode.
When Belle and Mr. Gold are talking about their son, Belle says, "You know, this means he can be saved." In the episode script, Mr. Gold answers, "Yes. But that's not all it means."[9] This line is not in the final episode.
For unknown reasons, the beginning scene with Emma, Hook and Mary Margaret at the Swan house was shot or reshot on the final day of filming for Season Six.[10]
Furthermore, Emma's wrist tattoo appears and disappears continuously throughout this scene.
The Oz flashbacks occur in various places of the overall timeline.
The first flashback take place after "Sisters", and before "It's Not Easy Being Green".
The rest of the events take place sometimes after "Our Decay" and before "Chosen". (For more details, see the Oz timeline)
The Storybrooke events take place after "Awake" and before "The Black Fairy". (For more details, see the Land Without Magic timeline)
Emma makes pancakes for Hook, which David suggested as something she could do in "Strange Case".
Hook and Emma got engaged in "Awake".
David mentions Mary Margaret's first date with Dr. Whale, an event that took place in "Snow Falls".
David talks about how the Evil Queen crashed his and Snow White's wedding, which was shown in "Pilot", "The Thing You Love Most" and "The New Neverland".
Mr. Gold took Mother Superior's magic to save Gideon's soul in "Ill-Boding Patterns".
Zelena mentions how she killed Hades to save Regina in "Last Rites".
Zelena talks about how she banished Walsh by turning him into a Flying Monkey, referring to events in "It's Not Easy Being Green".
Zelena briefly mentions Dorothy return to Oz. which took place in "Our Decay".
Zelena gets her magic back in "Secret Garden".
When Zelena attacks the Black Fairy, she says, "Wicked always wins", just like she said in the final scene of "New York City Serenade".
The fairy crystals are based on the diamonds mined by the seven dwarves in the animated film Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (in the "Snow White" fairytale, they mine for gold, or gold and something else, depending on the exact edition[11]).
This episode is rendition of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz story, focusing on the Tin Man's quest for a heart.
Also featured is the Wicked Witch of the West and the Cowardly Lion from the same story.
This episode also features the ugly duckling from the titular fairytale and Captain Hook from the Peter Pan story.
The Wicked Witch of the North from The Wonderful Wizard of Oz's sequel, The Marvelous Land of Oz, is mentioned as being the one who cursed the Tin Man.
The table cloth and candle on Zelena's dinner table are green, as is her drink.[12]
Emma is wearing[13] a Zara Coat with Embroidered Yoke[14] (no longer available).
The coat was also worn by the character Mandy Baxter on the Last Man Standing episode "The Force".[15]
Belle is wearing[16] a Lace Trim Floral Print Silk Shirt by The Kooples[17] (no longer available).
Regina is wearing[18] a Ted Baker Aurore Long wrap coat[19] (no longer available).
The uniforms worn by the guards of the Emerald Castle[20] are inspired by the design created by Adrian Greenburg for the winged monkeys in The Wizard of Oz.[21]
Parts of this episode were filmed in Everett Crowley Park in Vancouver.[22]
French "Plus Jamais Seule" "Never Alone Anymore"
German "Zelenas Geschichte" "Zelena's Story"
Italian "La magia di Zelena" "Zelena's Magic"
Portuguese "Onde os Pássaros Azuis Voam" "Where the Bluebirds Fly"
6x18 - Where Bluebirds Fly - Promo
6x18 - Where Bluebirds Fly - Sneak Peek 1
↑ Porter, Rick (April 25, 2017). 'Little Big Shots,' 'Bob's Burgers,' 'Last Man on Earth,' 'AFV' all adjust up: Sunday final ratings. TV by the Numbers. "Once Upon a Time (ABC) (...) 2.69"
↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 LISTINGS: ONCE UPON A TIME. The Futon Critic. "Air Date: Sunday, April 23, 2017. Time Slot: 8:00 PM-9:00 PM EST on ABC. Episode Title: (#618) "Where Bluebirds Fly"."
↑ @AdamHorowitzLA (Adam Horowitz) on Twitter (February 3, 2017). "Here's another #OnceUponATime #titlespoiler -- hope to see ya March 5!" (screenshot)
↑ Thread:412231#32
↑ adamhorowitzla (Adam Horowitz). April 18, 2017. "Bonus #OnceUponATime #scripttease for my now awake Instagram account. Hope to see ya Sunday!" (archive copy)
↑ adamhorowitzla (Adam Horowitz). April 22, 2017. "Still trying to get the hang of this Instagram thing... Here's another #OnceUponATime #scripttease -- hope to see you tomorrow night!" (archive copy)
↑ @AdamHorowitzLA (Adam Horowitz) on Twitter (April 23, 2017). "Here's another #OnceUponATime #scripttease -- hope to see ya tonight!" (screenshot)
↑ adamhorowitzla (Adam Horowitz). April 23, 2017. "Bonus Instagram #OnceUponATime #scripttease -- hope to see ya tonight!" (archive copy)
↑ Jennifer Morrison (April 5, 2017). Day 87: the final Charming-Jones meal of season 6. Instagram. Archived from the original on February 3, 2020. (archive copy)
↑ According to the first edition of "Snow White" from 1812/1815, the dwarves mine for gold. For the 1857 edition, Wilhelm Grimm added the detail that they mine for ore and gold in the mountains. (Source.) Complicating matters even further is that some versions, like this English translation from 1911, say that they mine for silver and gold, while some other versions, like this English translation from 1944, say that they mine for copper and gold.
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↑ COAT WITH EMBROIDERED YOKE - View all-OUTERWEAR-WOMAN. Polyvore. Archived from the original on April 24, 2017.
↑ Screenshot from Last Man Standing: "The Force"
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↑ The Kooples Lace Trim Floral Print Silk Shirt. Nordstrom Rack. Retrieved on February 8, 2019.
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↑ Ted Baker Womens Aurore Long Wrap Collar Coat Grey. Blueberries. Retrieved on September 28, 2018.
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↑ "Robin Hood" Oz Guard ensemble from Once Upon a Time Season 4, Episode 18.. iCollector. Archived from the original on March 4, 2019. "[...] Inspired by the legendary designs by Adrian for the MGM musical."
↑ @depechemama (Michelle) on Twitter (February 15, 2017). "OUAT filming today at Evertt [sic] Crowley Park" (screenshot) (filming notice)
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Chevrolet's 'small' engine, the small block, is a legendary series of V8 automotive engines in production at the Chevrolet division of General Motors between 1954 and 2003. The entire line used the same basic engine block. And that was referred to as a 'small-block' because of its small size compared to the physically much larger Chevrolet big-block engines. Sea
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AC Cobra. A kind of…
Cobras are not an endangered species. It is full of them. For many people, such a Cobra is the ultimate sports car just because of its looks. And for the original copies with V8 blocks, amounts are now ticked off with seven digits. Sea
A Škoda with muscles
Sometimes you have to look twice before you see something. A Jeep from WWII, which was recently restored to perfection, was at the Silfhout auto parts trade. This time there was a XNUMXs Škoda. However? Time for a second look. The Škoda Coach looked a bit steroid. And exuberant, with a dash of Patricia Paaij and Patty Brard and a touch of Liberace on speed. Or as Rambo in drag. Party! Or "FOEI!" Sea
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Chevrolet Nova: Memories
It was 1990, and an acquaintance of a friend of a colleague was building a 650 hp Chevy Malibu. The costs of that project got out of hand. That's why his Nova had to go. Shortly afterwards, the Malibu project also had to go. Because the brave Willie Wortel who worked in the field, put so much working time into his project that his employer gave him much more time for it. He became unemployed. Sea
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Chevrolet Corvair (1963). René Kennis wants to see the 'life' of the car.
The insidious rust did little damage to this sheet metal victim, so it was far from succumbed. There is no doubt that nursing is needed. The plans are therefore to fight the robber knight (rust), but there will be no total restoration, because René believes that you should continue to see the 'life' of the American. So no major visible changes, the paint remains patina. The improvements come with the engine overhaul and the restoration of the sheet metal. Sea
door Editors November 28, 2020, 16:33 am
USA pick ups: Diligent workers
That patina is beautiful and nice. But when you buy such a tough American pickup, the structural health counts more than the paintwork or the fresh chrome. Americans are masters is cosmetic work that hides the world from misery. For example, in American 'restorations' we regularly encountered centimeters thick filler layers surrounded by Chinese chrome. Sea
door Dolf Peeters November 7, 2020, 15:42 am
1956 Chevrolet Bel Air. What a great find. Part 3
In the spring I tracked down a 1956 Chevrolet Bel Air. An original 1957 car in the Netherlands, from first owner, rust-free and stored since 1985. Sea
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Chevrolet Corvette: Plastic is fantastic
Meanwhile, Corvettes are, of course, wonderfully pointless icons. It doesn't take four people, you can't tinker with a towbar and the classic 'Vettes' prove that for the fun factor torque and power are much more important than handling and that kind of details. You can't put a lot of groceries in it either. The classic Chevrolet Corvette is beautiful in a Dolly Parton way elegant and they are just wonderful cars. And they are polyester, plastic. Sea
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Chevrolet Chevelle SS396. Better than new after restoration
This 396 Chevrolet Chevelle SS1970 hasn't been on the road for seven years. But he has been reborn. Like New. Or rather: better than new. Because Robin Houtman has tackled and improved the car to perfection. Sea
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In March of this year I received a nice offer following an advertisement in Germany. A 1956 Chevrolet Bel Air. A car that was originally delivered in the Netherlands in 1957, from first owner, stainless and stored since 1985. Now part 2 of the series. Sea
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Chevrolet Corvair. Finally recognition
With his book Unsafe At Any Speed, the young lawyer Ralph Nader spotlighted the carelessness of American manufacturers in the field of the safety of their cars in the 60s. The book caused a lot of controversy and it did not do the sales example, the Chevrolet Corvair, any good. But was that six-cylinder really that unsafe? Much later, the story turned out to be something like Marcel van Dam's exploding Exota bottles: the writer, the ambitious young lawyer, had a fantastic publicity vehicle. Sea
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Chevrolet P10 Step van. Enchanting 'classic car' by Wieger van der Weg
If you ask Wieger about his unique van, he indicates that he admires and respects cars from the past. Classic cars such as his Chevrolet P10 Step van give him a strong 'family feeling'. By: Dirk de Jong It started with his father, who owned a special Mercedes 170 as a hobby car, […] Sea
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Luxembourg Depositary Conference 2017 - Between constraints and opportunities?
Luxembourg's custody industry is still facing challenges: whether it is strategic issues or regulatory constraints. In view of this, IFE proposes this year the Depositary conference which will take place in Luxembourg on December 6th.
This event will include regulatory specialists, bankers, lawyers and actors from the bank industry in Luxembourg. They will debate on regulatory updates and future outlook on UCITS depositaries, impacts on depositories of AIFMD and UCITS V from a practical and operational perspective. The future of the Luxembourg depositary market and the cross-border distribution will also be highlighted.
During the conference, Jean-Pierre Gomez, Head of Regulatory & Public Affairs Luxembourg, will animate the following panel: "What are the role and impacts on depositories of AIFMD et UCITS V from a practical and operational perspective?", and on a bigger perspective, he will have the honor to chair the Conference.


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New York Judge's Son Arrested For Taking Part In US Capitol Violence
HomeWorldNew York Judge's Son Arrested For Taking Part In US Capitol Violence
Aaron Mostofsky, 34, is the latest of several supporters of the president to be charged over Wednesday's incursion which left lawmakers fearing for their lives.
WorldAgence France-PresseUpdated: January 13, 2021 2:03 am IST
Prosecutors allege that he stole a police riot shield and bulletproof police vest during the rampage.
The son of a New York judge was arrested Tuesday for participating in last week's violent rampage at the US Capitol building by supporters of President Donald Trump, prosecutors said.
Mostofsky faces four charges, including theft of government property, unlawful entry to a restricted building and disorderly conduct, according to the chargesheet.
Prosecutors allege that he stole a police riot shield and bulletproof police vest.
They cite photographs of Mostofsky, including on his Instagram page, which show him inside the Capitol with the shield and vest. He was also wearing fur and carrying a stick.
"I don't think 75 million people voted for Trump - I think it was close to 85 million," Mostofsky told the New York Post on the day of the storming.
"I think certain states that have been red for a long time turned blue and were stolen, like New York," he added.
Trump's campaign has lost dozens of court challenges in several states, with judge after judge saying they showed no evidence of any significant election fraud.
Mostofsky faces up to ten years in prison if convicted of the most serious charge. He is due to appear before a judge in Brooklyn later Tuesday.
Mostofsky's father is Shlomo Mostofsky, a state Supreme Court judge in Brooklyn and a high-profile member of New York's Orthodox Jewish community.
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When everyone says, "You're crazy," and you see that as a sign you're onto something REAL.
I packed my suitcase. The dog spent the day at the salon getting his summer shave. I now know where Elgin. Cottonwood and Lakeside Arizona are on the map (No, they're not close to each other by a long shot). A couple of Meetup events in Phoenix look promising next week. Vistaprint delivered by business cards.
But the way I see it, I know staying here planning for the life I want to lead, dreaming about the life I want to lead, longing for the life I want to lead.
. . . . Is the exact opposite of living the life I want to lead.
It may not be graceful, but Arizona HERE I COME.
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I am playing both Horde and Alliance, because through leveling they unveil both sides of Warcraft lore and different approach to the same events.
Unlike many players for whom an alt means just a source of resources or just a grinding sack of pixels, my characters are Characters. My toons are traveling through Azeroth by their own unique paths, playing a unique role. As a writer likes his heroes, I like my toons equally.
Micromantica is my 'main' character. It means she works on achievements and reputations, digs Archaeology and does all this time-consuming stuff. But all my toons are equally developed considering gear and raiding in LFRs. I move them forward like chess pieces, one by one, so they all keep up to the current content.


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When Toys R Us closed its doors, customers mourned the loss of a beloved brand that conjured memories of their own childhoods.
Rather than cede any more ground to online behemoth Amazon, companies including Target, Walmart and Party City ramped up their offerings. Now, ahead of the pivotal holiday season, they're going even further by focusing on making their stores a dynamic shopping experience. That means creating play areas for kids, offering demos of new toys and staging events like scavenger hunts in the stores.
Retailers are trying to grab a piece of the nearly $3 billion left on the table by Toys R Us, or 12% of the U.S. toy market, according to NPD Group Inc., a market research group.
Last month, Party City opened 50 Toy City pop-up shops that feature 6-by-8-foot Lego dinosaurs and other interactive displays. Walmart says 30% of its holiday toy assortment will be new. It will also offer 40% more toys on Walmart.com compared with a year ago. In November and December, the company's toy area will be rebranded as America's Best Toy Shop.
Starting in late October, Target will devote extra space at 500 stores near former Toys R Us stores for bigger toys such as electric cars, playhouses and musical instruments as well as adding nearly 200 more products. And 100 Target stores will see new layouts and fixtures in the toy area. The company is also expanding the number of kids events it hosts. Most recently, it had a Lego Minecraft event that featured a scavenger hunt.
Meanwhile, Amazon is reportedly planning a toy catalog to be distributed at its Whole Foods stores. The company declined to comment on the catalog, but analysts say Amazon could expand its market share in toys from 15% to 20% this year.
Toy sellers had been long taking advantage of Toys R Us' woes but stepped up their efforts when the chain filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the fall of 2017 and accelerated the pace when the chain announced it was liquidating its operations in March. Early this year, Toys R Us had more than 800 U.S. stores. It closed the last 200 stores at the end of June.
With reports of the retailer's demise, there was an outpouring of nostalgia from shoppers, and some analysts credit that empathy for helping to drive an uptick in toy sales for the first half of the year. U.S. toy sales from January through June increased 7% to $7.9 billion, according to NPD. Last year, toy sales increased 1% to $20.7 billion from 2016.
Jessica McCune, 30, said she was a big fan of Toys R Us and stocked up on a number of toys when the stores were closing. Although she said she plans to shift her toy shopping to Walmart, Target and Amazon, she still misses her old go-to.


Relating to the electronic submission of a request for an attorney general opinion.
Summary: Under current law, a government entity who has the authority to request an Attorney General's (AG) Opinion does so by sending a certified or registered request and request for return receipt. The certified or registered request is required to provide a record of the request date in order to ensure a timely response from the AG's Office. SB 246 adapts the law to authorize an email request sent to a dedicated email address in the Attorney General's Office as equivalent to a certified or registered mail request.
Analysis: Earlier this session we supported the identical House version of this bill, HB 1390. SB 246 limits government by removing an administrative barrier for requesting an Attorney General's Opinion. By allowing the AG's Office to receive requests by email, this will make the process more efficient and speed up completing an opinion request. We encourage the Legislature to vote in favor of SB 246.


The Isle of Man has signed a Tax Information Exchange Agreement (TIEA) with Switzerland.
The TIEA was signed during a ceremony in London on 28 August 2013, by Frank Grütter Chargé d'affaires of Switzerland and Eddie Teare MHK, the Isle of Man's Treasury Minister.
Minister Teare said: "The Isle of Man Government welcomes the signing of a Tax Information Exchange Agreement with Switzerland, which I understand to be Switzerland's first. I am delighted that the Island is a party to such a significant event. This is the Island's 29th TIEA and its 39th agreement that meets the OECD international standard on tax co-operation and transparency. The signing of this agreement demonstrates the Island's continuing commitment to meet current international standards in tax transparency and effective exchange of information."