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Meet the Women's Prize for Fiction Futures finalists
To mark our centenary, we have launched the Futures initiative with the Women's Prize for Fiction with the aim of finding the most promising emerging female authors today so we can highlight them to you and boost their budding careers. Here are the 10 finalists - and we want you to decide on the Futures winner...
By Joanne Finney
If you're a reader, there's not much better than discovering a new author whose writing you love. There's a great wealth of talent being published in the UK at the moment, from thriller writers whose work is so gripping you can't bear to put it down to those innovating and reinventing the English language with every fresh sentence they write. With Futures, we wanted to find the most talented young writers out there and bring them to a wider audience.
To be considered, female authors had to be under 35, based in the UK and have published at least one novel. From the hundreds put forward by their publishers, the Futures judges have picked 10 finalists - and we're asking Good Housekeeping readers to help us find an ultimate winner who we'll be announcing in the December 2022 issue.
These ten writers, whether they've published one book or five, all show tremendous promise. The books they've written don't just entertain (although they of course do that too), they also make us think and open our eyes to other ways of being.
Before you decide who your favourite is, you can read more about each of them in upcoming issues of Good Housekeeping and by clicking on their names below.
WHY WE'RE LAUNCHING FUTURES
Starting out as a writer takes courage and self-belief, but also support to make your dream a reality. The pandemic has disproportionately affected those under the age of 35, and women in particular, in all areas, including work and pay. Together with the Women's Prize for Fiction, we've launched 'Futures' to highlight the incredible talent of the next generation of female writers and support them to have the long and illustrious careers we think they deserve.
MEET THE 10 FINALISTS
Jessica Andrews, 29, is the author of Saltwater and she also runs arts magazine, The Grapevine.
Natasha Brown
Natasha Brown, 32, works in the finance industry and is the author of Assembly.
Candice Carty-Williams
Candice Carty-Williams, 32, is the author of Queenie and has recently written her first book for teenagers.
Eliza Clark
Eliza Clark, 27, used a grant from the New Writing North Young Writers' Talent Fund to write her debut Boy Parts.
Abigail Dean, 33, currently works as a lawyer for Google and is the author of Girl A.
Naoise Dolan
Naoise Dolan, 29, wrote much of her first novel Exciting Times while living in Hong Kong.
Stacey Halls, 32, is the author of three novels, including her latest Mrs England.
Sairish Hussain
Sairish Hussain, 29, began her debut The Family Tree while studying for a Masters in Creative Writing.
Daisy Johnson
Daisy Johnson, 31, is the author of a collection of short stories and two novels, including her latest Sisters.
Chibundu Onuzo, 31, got her first publishing deal at 19 and her most recent novel is Sankofa.
In order to find our ultimate Futures winner, we need your help. Once you've read about all the authors, vote for your favourite. Everyone who votes will enter a draw for the opportunity to win a £100 voucher to use at bookshop.org. Bookshop.org is an online bookshop with a mission to financially support independent bookshops. To date they have generated £1.7 million for indie bookshops in the UK.
Voting closes on 1 October 2022. Our winner will be announced in the December 2022 issue of GH.
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Opening date: The public vote and prize draw will open on 30 December 2021.
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Antidysrhythmic agents, which are also known as antiarrhythmic agents, are a broad category of medications that help ameliorate the spectrum of cardiac arrhythmias to maintain normal rhythm and conduction in the heart. Arrhythmias generally arise as a result of abnormal impulse generation or abnormal conduction, or a combination of the two. Abnormal impulse generation falls into one of two categories: abnormal automaticity or triggered activity. Abnormal automaticity is thought to occur due to reduced resting membrane potential, causing the membrane to be closer to the threshold for generating an action potential. Triggered activity, or after-depolarization, occurs during the early stages after depolarization, such as in phase 2 and 3, or in the later stage during phase 4. With either form, it requires a preceding triggering beat to create the abnormal depolarization. Abnormal conduction is usually due to conduction block or a reentry phenomenon, with the latter being the most common cause of dysrhythmias. Antidysrhythmics exert their effect on specific ion channels on the cardiac cell membrane which then alters the shape of the action potential, and thus have inotropic, chronotropic, and toxic actions as a result.
The most common classification system for antidysrhythmic agents is the Harrison modification of Vaughan Williams (Table 166-1). This system classifies each agent based upon its unique electrophysiologic and pharmacological properties. Vaughan Williams classification divides these agents in one of four groups, Class I, II, III, and IV. There is a further subdivision of Class I agents, the so-called sodium channel blockers, into IA, IB, and IC.


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Deleted Snapchat photos recovered 'within days' by forensics company
Snapchat claims photos shared between users are permanently deleted, but engineers found out that's not exactly the case
Snapchat has been downloaded more than five million times in the Android marketplace. Photograph: Screengrab from Snapchat
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Thu 9 May 2013 13.42 EDT
Privacy in the digital world has taken another hit as engineers announced this week they were able to recover deleted files from the popular mobile photo-sharing application Snapchat.
Snapchat claims photos shared between its users are permanently deleted within 10 seconds of being received, but Utah-based company Decipher Forensics found that it can recover images from Android-powered devices.
Because of that destruction function, the app is often associated with the sharing of sexually explicit messages, though Snapchat CEO Evan Spiegel has said he doesn't think that is how it is typically used.
Richard Hickman, lead examiner for Decipher Forensics' Snapchat research, told the Guardian he figured out how to recover photos from the Android version of Snapchat in a matter of days. He is now trying to recover photos from the iOS version of Snapchat.
"Most people think that once [phone data] is deleted it's gone – especially with Snapchat – and most people don't even know there are companies like us that can get these things back because they think it's gone," Hickman said.
Decipher Forensics explained how the data can be retrieved using forensics software in a blogpost published on Wednesday. The company said it would charge a fee of between $300 and $500 – and require access to the phone for at least one day – in order to recover photos from the application.
"With mobile forensics we can get everything from deleted text messages. We can recover deleted photographs, multimedia messages," Hickman said. "We can get back application data on multiple applications, calendar data, phone records, contacts – we can pretty much take a dump of a phone and research for any type of purpose."
Digital forensics companies often use specialized, expensive software to recover information for attorneys, law enforcement and private clients. The interest of Decipher Forensics in Snapchat was sparked when it was asked to look into the service for a divorce case and missing child case.
The company is also trying to find a way to connect a Snapchat photo's metadata with the sender and the time the image was sent.
Multiple tutorials online show how to circumvent Snapchat's security features, including one that alerts users when a recipient screenshots their photo as a way to get around the deletion.
Spiegel said in April that 150m photos are uploaded to the app every day. "After you view it, it's marked as viewed on our server, and then it gets deleted," Spiegel said. "We null the field in the database."
Snapchat has been downloaded more than five million times in the Android marketplace and was the top free download in the the Apple app store on Wednesday afternoon. The company did not respond to a request for comment.
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Concurrent vs. Consecutive Sentences
What is the Difference Between Concurrent and Consecutive Sentencing?
Are you facing charges for multiple crimes? You may be wondering what your sentence will look like. If you were charged for assault and battery, DUI, and drug possession, for instance, would you have to serve time for each separate offense, or would the penalties be combined?
It depends. Let's look at some key definitions to illustrate this.
Concurrent sentences: A concurrent sentence means a defendant serves all their sentences at the same time, or "concurrently." The offender will be released after the longest sentencing term ends.
Consecutive sentences: If a defendant serves their sentence consecutively, they must serve time for each separate offense. Put otherwise, a defendant must finish the first sentence before serving a sentence for the other crime.
Judges have the authority to decide a defendant's sentence, however, federal law requires that the default rule is for concurrent sentences, unless the state statute calls for consecutive sentences or the judge thinks a consecutive sentence is the best course of action. For example, if a person is convicted of attempted murder and murder, then the judge will most likely give a concurrent sentence because convictions for attempting to commit a crime and committing the crime usually call for a concurrent sentence.
However, a judge may impose a consecutive sentence if a defendant is convicted of multiple different crimes. Referring to the example above, if the defendant were convicted of DUI (referred to as "OWI" in Wisconsin) and drug possession but not assault and battery, a judge may impose a consecutive sentence. You may serve, say, one year in county jail for OWI and 3.5 years in prison for the drug possession offense. Together, you would serve 4.5 years in prison for both crimes. This is why consecutive sentences are often called "stacked sentences."
On the other hand, if a defendant is convicted and sentenced to two 5-year sentences and two 8-year sentences, they would serve 8 years in prison under concurrent sentencing. If they were under consecutive sentencing, however, the defendant would serve 26 years in prison.
For these reasons, concurrent sentencing tends to be the more favorable option for defendants.
How Does a Judge Decide Whether a Sentence Is Concurrent or Consecutive?
Wisconsin is one of those states where a judge has discretion in giving a concurrent or consecutive sentence. Some states have guidelines on when to issue consecutive sentences. For instance, Illinois requires a consecutive sentence to be given under the following circumstances:
One of the convicted offenses was first-degree murder or a Class X or Class 1 felony, and the defendant inflicted severe bodily injury.
The defendant was convicted of criminal sexual assault, aggravated criminal sexual assault, or predatory criminal sexual assault of a child.
The defendant was convicted of armed violence based upon the predicate offense of crimes such as:
Solicitation of murder
Solicitation of murder for hire
Heinous battery
Aggravated battery of a senior citizen
Cannabis trafficking
A violation of the Illinois Controlled Substances Act
The defendant was convicted of concealment of homicidal death or dismembering a human body.
As you can see, states like Illinois impose the worst-case scenario — consecutive sentences — for defendants who commit the most violent offenses. Judges know very well that consecutive sentences are harsh, which is why they tend to reserve this type of sentence for the most dangerous offenders. The logic is that these types of offenders deserve a longer sentence and should be away from the public for as long as possible.
Since Wisconsin judges are not subject to strict determinate sentencing guidelines as Illinois judges are, for example, then they have the freedom to decide whether a defendant gets a concurrent or consecutive sentence. What factors will these judges consider when imposing a prison sentence? It is possible that a Wisconsin judge may take into account the presence of aggravating or mitigating factors.
What are Aggravating Factors?
Aggravating factors may increase a defendant's chance of getting a consecutive sentence because they increase the severity and culpability of a crime. According to the United Nations Office on Drug and Crime, aggravating factors can include:
Previous conviction(s), particularly for serious offenses.
Evidence of prior planning.
The offense was committed in front of a child.
There is a high chance of recidivism.
More serious harm was intended than what resulted.
The offense was committed as part of an organized criminal group.
The offense was motivated by financial or material gain.
Attempts to frustrate or impede the administration of justice.
The offender committed a crime while subject to pre-trial or sentence conditions.
Vulnerable victim(s) were targeted.
Weapons were used to frighten or injure victim(s) or persons.
Deliberate, repeated, or gratuitous violence or other forms of degradation were used.
Offenders abused a position of power, authority, or trust.
There were multiple victims or multiple incidents.
What are Mitigating Factors?
In contrast, mitigating factors decrease the severity and culpability of a crime. If a judge finds mitigating factors present in your case, your chances of getting a concurrent sentence may increase. That being said, mitigating factors can include:
The offender lacks a criminal record.
Is of previous good character.
Has a mental and/or physical disability
Has shown remorse or good conduct following arrest.
Committed the offense under duress.
Suffered past circumstances that resulted in criminal activity.
Is remorseful.
Is very young/old.
Had a minor role in the offense.
With these factors in mind, you can see that the type of sentence you get for multiple charges can make a world's difference. If a judge gives you a concurrent sentence for multiple criminal charges, you will spend less time behind bars. In contrast, a consecutive sentence is considered the harshest type of sentencing, requiring you to spend longer time in prison.
As such, our attorney will work tirelessly to help you achieve a favorable sentence, preferably, a concurrent sentence. We know that the difference between the two types of sentencing is the difference between a handful of years and nearly a lifetime in jail. For these reasons and more, you can count on us to aggressively protect your freedom and skillfully negotiate for the outcome you deserve.
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The Fading Allure of the American Passport?
By Özlem Altan Olcay and Evren Balta | –
Istanbul (Special to Informed Comment) – The perceived failure of the West in the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic, along with the current protests against racist police brutality in the United States, screened on TV channels across the world, have reignited one of the most widely considered questions of the last decade: is the global hegemony shifting from the West to the East and from liberal democracy to authoritarianism? Is the American Century over? These questions are often discussed with reference to great power politics. However, given their visceral implications, perhaps we should also consider how they are experienced at the micro-level. Is the West losing its allure in the imaginations and experiences of individuals around the world? What does this period of uncertainty and anxiety mean for citizenship regimes and the individualized coping strategies revolving around them?
For the last eight years, we have been tracking three groups and the meanings they attribute to their citizenship status: Turkish families who have arranged for their children to be born in the United States; Turkish-American citizens who have lived in the U.S. for extended periods but have decided to return to Turkey; and natural-born American citizens who ended up building their lives in Turkey permanently (Altan-Olcay and Balta, 2020). For all three groups, U.S. citizenship represented insurance—a status that could be used to mitigate the impacts of political and economic crises because you could escape them. Groups born and raised in Turkey felt the brunt of government repression and hoped that their American children could exit Turkey if the worse came to the worst. American citizens explained that, because of their passport, they could move outside the United States during economic crises to find jobs relatively easily, especially in the Global South, because being an American outside of the United States was a 'rare asset.'
Özlem Altan-Olcay and Evren Balta, The American Passport in Turkey: National Citizenship in the Age of Transnationalism. University of Pennsylvania Press [Click here].
In these narratives, the allure of the American passport, or for that matter of any passport in the liberal West, was twofold. First, the United States was where people wanted to escape to from crises elsewhere. Second, the passport provided protection wherever one lived, whether inside the safe zone of the West or outside. We concluded that, when citizenship regimes organize, naturalize, and cover up inequalities across nation-states, people use whatever means they can and practice diverse citizenships to fend off insecurities, with Western passports playing a significant role in these strategies of escape and survival.
Exit, Mobility, and Citizenship
Ironically, citizens in many countries in the West have also developed the same insecurities. The growing strength of right-wing parties and governments has raised questions of how democracies decline (Levitsky and Ziblatt 2019; Acemoğlu and Robinson 2019). Far-right mobilization and hate speech pose tremendous threats on American university campuses. Anti-immigrant sentiments and policies are on the rise. What used to be far-right racist rhetoric is becoming more mainstream as governments usurp individual freedoms with alarming ease, using the pretext of terror, migration, and today the pandemic.
When Thomas Friedman suggested that what Trump is doing in the United States is right out Erdogan's playbook in Turkey (2016), he was also implying that this is a global phenomenon. Indeed, increasing authoritarianism is true for both the global periphery and Western democracies, although everyday life in places with longer experience of authoritarian backsliding continues to be much more violent. With few or no effective public institutions – welfare states, public schooling, free media, independent courts –people have less opportunity to maneuver individually to improve their lives or resist collectively. Consequently, access to Western citizenship regimes has retained its value for both the middle and upper-middle classes born in the Global South and Westerners who have chosen to settle there.
Hirschman (1970) writes that members of a nation-state have two possible responses when they perceive that the meanings and opportunities associated with their citizenship are worsening. They can either attempt to correct the existing state of affairs by voicing their dissent or they can "exit", that is withdraw from membership. Citizens of the Global South have opted for the second option whenever possible because western citizenship in itself has signified privilege and an individualized mechanism to manage increasingly risky and unpredictable settings despite democratic backsliding in the West. Under these conditions, the American passport has developed a special status because of its (relative) ease of access compared to European citizenship.
Thus, regardless of debates that question the durability of democracy in the West in general and arguments about the declining economic and political power of the United States in particular, individuals have still valued membership in the West. Its rules and institutions still appear more durable than the danger posed by recent right-wing shifts. while citizenship status can be a liability or insurance depending on which of the myriad risks one faces, the pull of the West seems to persist in the expectation that its membership is less likely to be a liability than an insurance because of the possibilities of exit and mobility that if offers. This was true whether one aspired to leave other places to settle in the West or move in the opposite direction because it was easier to be transnationally mobile with a Western passport, regardless of where one chose to live. The question before us is whether these perceptions, experiences and practices are undergoing a radical shift today with the pandemic.
Global Stratifications and Mobility after the Pandemic
In our book, The American Passport in Turkey, we argued that, when we pay attention to the increasing importance of mobility and exit opportunities, the allure of the West continues because of the transnational implications of membership in it. This is a world in which certain groups are emancipated from territorial constraints whereas nation-state borders are closed to most others. Seamless transit is possible only for actors with the 'right' passports, the 'right' class positions, and the 'right' cultural capital (Balibar 2004). And the definition of who and what 'right' is narrowing as states change citizenship rules to restrict immigration to the world's privileged few, a global minority with wealth or sought-after skills. This is a new kind of global stratification in which resource inequalities intersect with inequalities of mobility (Eliott and Urry 2010; Mau 2010). Notwithstanding the persistent allure of the West despite democratic decline, what will happen after the COVID-19 pandemic? How will we have to rethink the connections between widespread inequalities and risk strategies based on mobility?
For months now, COVID-19 has been wreaking havoc worldwide, intensifying these political shifts. We were told to stay home, literally, but also to stay put in the countries where we supposedly 'belong' as borders were closed off one after another and charter planes from different countries transported citizens back to their countries of origin, should they want it. The mobility aspirations and practices we discussed in our book have become quaint in an atmosphere where no one can move. One can only stare into the unknown like a deer caught in the headlights.
In fact, Washington Post has recently reported that the new travel restrictions have instigated a new trend among wealthy American citizens similar to that among the privileged of the global periphery: buying a second passport. Apparently, the holders of the American passport are now worried about both the impact of the U.S. politics on their passport's global standing and the possibility that travel restrictions might be entrenched because of their US citizenship if the pandemic carries on for another year or two. The report notes that legal firms, which service the privileged, looking for purchasing a second passport, have seen a %40 per cent increase in American clientele. In a world where even U.S. citizens are trying to escape the anticipated restrictions of their passport, which many have historically coveted, it is likely that the advantages associated with seamless mobility will become the privilege of even fewer people and a diminishing possibility for the majority.
These contemporary shifts indicate that perhaps citizenship is no longer, at least for the time being, a solution to problems of national crisis, insecurity, or unpredictability. Citizenship status does not protect against COVID-19, either (although tremendous inequalities in access to knowledge, health care, and economic resources persist within and across borders). The fact that countries like the United States have fared poorly in their response to the pandemic, not to mention the intensification of authoritarian trends everywhere, could mean that the appeal of centers of the West will weaken further. Exiting your country if it is in crisis may no longer be a possibility because the crisis is everywhere.
The stories of people who once took solace in the status of Western citizenship suggest to us that our theorizations of what might come next may have to start with comprehending lived realities; the fears that people have and the stark inequalities that underscore experiences of insecurity. As the weakening of the West in the eyes of its 'others' is likely to create further opportunities for authoritarians to limit rights and freedoms, it also signals that conditions of insecurity are systemic and individual strategies are futile. If no one has exit options anymore, regardless of location, maybe this should encourage us to start thinking collectively about our shared global insecurities and the inequalities underpinning them.
Özlem Altan-Olcay is Associate Professor of Political Science in the Department of International Relations, Koç University in Istanbul. Her doctorate is from the Department of Politics, New York University. She researches citizenship studies, gender and citizenship, gender and development, elite networks in the Middle East, transnational class formations, and micropolitics of inequality.
Evren Balta is Associate Professor International Relations a the Faculty of Social Sciences of Ozyegin University and a Senior Scholar at Istanbul Policy Center. Her main research interests are political violence, security, and citizenship. She holds a Ph.D. in political science from The Graduate Center, CUNY (2007).
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Changes coming to Siesta Key's SCAT routes later starting Nov. 14
November 5, 2015 November 5, 2015 by Rachel Brown Hackney, Editor & Publisher
Former Pinecraft service to be merged into Route 10; other bus service changes planned countywide
Kendra Keiderling shows Siesta Village Association members the 'wraps' for buses serving the island. File photo
In the coming weeks, Kendra Keiderling expects to spend a lot more time walking a beat on Siesta Key, so to speak.
The marketing, public outreach and customer service coordinator for Sarasota County Area Transit (SCAT) will be visiting condominium complexes, businesses and agencies that handle rentals of accommodations to let them know about a route change that will affect the barrier island starting Nov. 14.
When SCAT was preparing to launch Route 10 in July 2014 as new service for Siesta Key, Keiderling told The Sarasota News Leader this week, "I literally walked to every single condo [building], apartments, rental offices" on the island "and handed them schedules."
That took her about five days, she added. "I just got the word out there."
She plans the same type of outreach as an extended Route 10 will replace Route 33, which operated from the Pinecraft community. Pinecraft, whose primary thoroughfare is Bahia Vista Street, has many Mennonite and Amish residents, especially during the peak of tourist season. SCAT's former director, Glama Carter, told Siesta Key Village Association members in the spring of 2014 that the seasonal Route 33 had proven popular.
The new Route 10 will operate between SCAT's Cattlemen Transfer Station and Turtle Beach, a county news release says.
A 'wrapped' SCAT bus travels through Siesta Village. Rachel Hackney photo
When they began last year, Route 10 buses, with "wraps" that included a beach theme, ran from Southgate Mall and circulated through Siesta Village before stopping at a transfer station behind the Michaels store in Sarasota Pavilion in Gulf Gate. The route also served Turtle Beach.
Jason Bartolone, a Sarasota County spokesman, told the News Leader this week that the primary goal of the Route 33/Route 10 change is a desire to improve on-time performance. The new Route 10 will travel onto Siesta Key until just after 10 p.m., he said. While it will continue to serve Turtle Beach, he noted, it no longer will travel to the SCAT Pavilion transfer station at Gulf Gate.
"I think it'll really bring the ridership up," Keiderling told the News Leader.
In response to a News Leader request, Bartolone reported that Route 10 carried an average of 40 passengers each day in Fiscal Year 2014 and 58 in fiscal year 2015.
"It typically takes three years for a route to really be developed," Keiderling pointed out, adding that she felt SCAT did pretty well in that first fiscal year.
Keiderling expressed her appreciation for the support of the Siesta Key Chamber of Commerce, accommodations on the island and the Siesta Key Village Association (SKVA) since Route 10 began operating.
However, SKVA President Wendall Jacobsen told the News Leader this week that his organization continues to hope SCAT's management will agree to launch a trolley service for Siesta Key in the not-too-distant future.
Rocky A. Burke is the SCAT director. News Leader photo
"We have still been trying to point them in the direction of a true trolley," he said on Nov. 4. The discussions go back years, he added, noting that Rocky Burke — who was hired late last year as the new SCAT director — is the third person in that position with whom SKVA representatives have held discussions on the proposal.
The first of those SCAT directors was Anthony Beckford, who resigned in 2012 after a negative evaluation and the discovery that about half the buses in the fleet carried expired fire extinguishers. The second person was Glama Carter, who was hired in August 2012 and then fired in July 2014.
The SCAT directors "seem to find ways around doing what we're actually asking," Jacobsen said. He and other SKVA members feel "money is better spent on a trolley than more buses," he told the News Leader.
SKVA officers and board members long have pointed to the success of trolleys on other barrier islands, including Anna Maria.
"For some reason, we can't convince Sarasota County to get on board," Jacobsen said. "A trolley just seems to be a better fit for Siesta."
A schedule shows the times for Routes 10 and 11 as of Nov. 14. Image courtesy Sarasota County
A map shows where SCAT Routes 10 and 11 will travel as of Nov. 14. Image courtesy Sarasota County
Other SCAT changes
Along with the combination of Route 10 and Route 33, SCAT will offer the new Route 80 Express, which will provide one daily trip each way to the Laurel Road-Knights Trail area Monday through Saturday, the county news release says. "This bus will travel from North Port to Sarasota and the Sarasota-Bradenton International Airport via the Cattlemen Transfer Station, stopping at PGT Industries, Tervis Tumbler and Nielsen Media Research," the release adds.
Conversely, some trips will be discontinued on Routes 90 (SRQ Airport/downtown Sarasota/Venice/North Port) and 100 (SRQ Airport/downtown Sarasota/North Port), the release points out.
During a May 15 workshop with the County Commission, SCAT Director Burke noted that half of the funding for Routes 90 and 100, provided by the Florida Department of Transportation, would end in August of this year. Therefore, if the service were to continue at its current level, the county would have to pick up that extra expense.
Route 100 began in 2011, Burke reminded the board, while Route 90 was launched in 2013. In July 2014, he said, SCAT eliminated under-performing routes for those buses. For the 2016 fiscal year, he proposed cutting trips that averaged fewer than 10 passengers per revenue hour. The goal was to keep the early morning and evening service, he pointed out, to assist people traveling from South County to North County for work.
Chair Carolyn Mason asked Burke and his staff to "make sure that we do everything we can to communicate this to the riders. … I want us to minimize the calls and emails" from the public, questioning what had happened after the changes were implemented.
"Yes, ma'am," Burke replied. "I understand."
The county news release also says SCAT's Venice island supplementary reservation service will begin Nov. 14, providing transportation to and from Venice island bus stops already served by the existing Route 13. These extra trips will take passengers to the SCAT bus stop located on Golf Drive, the news release adds.
That pilot service will operate Tuesdays and Thursdays between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m., the release notes. Passengers may call 861-1234, Ext. 5, to schedule next-day reservations.
Yet other SCAT routes that will experience changes beginning Nov. 14 will be Route 14 (Southgate Mall/Bee Ridge Road) and Route 17 (downtown Sarasota/U.S. 41/Venice). Further, Route 9S (Venice/U.S. 41/North Port) "will be merged into a continuous, one-fare Sunday route from Sarasota to North Port, with earlier morning and later evening service," the news release says.
For more information about the route changes, the release adds, visit www.scgov.net/scat or call the Sarasota County Contact Center at 861-5000.
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Janelle Monae is also the CEO of the Wondaland arts society multimedia company, which includes the Wondaland Pictures production banner and Wondaland Records label.
American singer-actor Janelle Monae has joined the ensemble cast of ace film director Rian Johnson's 'Knives Out' sequel for Netflix.
As per Variety, Janelle Monae joins actor Daniel Craig in the film, who reprises his role from the 2019 whodunit movie as enigmatic southern detective Benoit Blanc. Apart from Monae and Craig, Edward Norton and Dave Bautista are also set to appear in the new installment, written and directed Johnson. Johnson is also set to produce with Ram Bergman under their T-Street banner. Plot details are being kept under wraps but the follow-up will be another star-studded murder mystery anchored by Craig's character Blanc.
The original 'Knives Out' starred Craig, Chris Evans, Jamie Lee Curtis, Ana de Armas, Christopher Plummer, Michael Shannon, and Toni Collette, among many others.
In March, Netflix bought the rights to 'Knives Out 2' and 'Knives Out 3' for USD 468 million, after 'Knives Out' earned more than USD 300 million at the box office. The 2019 murder mystery also garnered an Oscar nomination for Johnson's original screenplay.
Janelle Monae is the latest star to join Rian Johnson's #KnivesOut sequel.
She will join Daniel Craig, Dave Bautista, and Edward Norton in the upcoming whodunit.
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It is currently unclear whether or not any of the original film's cast members will join Craig for the new murder mystery, which is planning to start production in Greece this summer.
An eight-time Grammy nominee, Monae burst onto the Hollywood scene with breakthrough performances in 2016's 'Hidden Figures' and the best picture Oscar winner 'Moonlight'.
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In addition to her work onscreen, Janelle Monae is also the CEO of the Wondaland arts society multimedia company, which includes the Wondaland Pictures production banner and Wondaland Records label.
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Pedagogist: His Profession, His Practice and His Toolbox
Pedagogy, as a human and social science and as a profession, has a history that has its roots in classical Greece. It has had a particularly significant evolution as Sozialpädagogik in the eighteenth-century Mitteleuropa, as was the case for other social or psychological sciences and related professions. Today, it presents itself as an autonomous science, which is also a field of transposition and integration of inputs from other sciences and other forms of knowledge, to turn everything into specifically educational purposes. The profession, in turn, takes place at the level of the intermediate applicability between theory and practice and is highly compatible with other social and health professions and open to dialogue and teamwork. With these assumptions, it is able to respond positively to the specific and new educational problems that contemporary complexity urgently poses by calling this profession into question. The chapter offers an essential, rigorous, and organic presentation of one of the new branches of General Pedagogy: Professional Pedagogy. The pedagogist carries out a higher intellectual profession whose focus is education in all social domains, and in all ages of life. A solid theoretical and methodological basis allows the pedagogist to treat individual cases using lexicon, techniques, procedures, and conceptual and operational tools of a strictly specific nature
Titolo: Pedagogist: His Profession, His Practice and His Toolbox
BLEZZA, FRANCO (Corresponding)
BRANDOLINI, REGINA (Corresponding)
PAONE, FIORELLA (Corresponding)
PETRINI, MARTINA (Corresponding)
Abstract: Pedagogy, as a human and social science and as a profession, has a history that has its roots in classical Greece. It has had a particularly significant evolution as Sozialpädagogik in the eighteenth-century Mitteleuropa, as was the case for other social or psychological sciences and related professions. Today, it presents itself as an autonomous science, which is also a field of transposition and integration of inputs from other sciences and other forms of knowledge, to turn everything into specifically educational purposes. The profession, in turn, takes place at the level of the intermediate applicability between theory and practice and is highly compatible with other social and health professions and open to dialogue and teamwork. With these assumptions, it is able to respond positively to the specific and new educational problems that contemporary complexity urgently poses by calling this profession into question. The chapter offers an essential, rigorous, and organic presentation of one of the new branches of General Pedagogy: Professional Pedagogy. The pedagogist carries out a higher intellectual profession whose focus is education in all social domains, and in all ages of life. A solid theoretical and methodological basis allows the pedagogist to treat individual cases using lexicon, techniques, procedures, and conceptual and operational tools of a strictly specific nature
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David Devant (David Wighton)
British magician, shadowgraphist and film exhibitor
Early on in his career Devant became a member of the famous company of Maskelyne & Cook and performed regularly at the Egyptian Hall, Piccadilly. He eventually became such a part of the organisation that in 1905 he was taken into partnership with John Nevil Maskelyne himself. Devant was personally responsible for introducing Robert Paul's Theatrograph into the programmes. In fact, he took the initiative in acquiring one of the first projectors Paul made, paying for it out of his own pocket, as Maskelyne at first had no faith in the new 'animated photographs'. The Theatrograph was introduced at 'England's Home of Mystery' on 19 March 1896, two days before Paul himself began his first commercial performances at Olympia. Maskelyne must soon have warmed to the idea of including films into his repertoire for he took it upon himself to introduce each picture and comment upon it in a most lively and entertaining manner. The films were accompanied on the piano by F.J. Cramer.
In July, or thereabouts, Devant extended his film activities by giving performances at private homes for a fee of 25 guineas, still maintaining his association with Maskelyne at the Hall in Piccadilly. He also toured Great Britain with a magical troupe, of which the Theatrograph formed a part. The films were projected by an experienced lanternist, C.W. Locke, who was well known in the lantern world for his numerous innovations in optical projection. Devant performed in some of Paul's early films, including The Mysterious Rabbit; The Egg Laying Man; and Objects Produced from Paper, all made in 1896. Short sequences from the first two films are still to be seen in Short's Filoscope and the Casler-Lumière Kinora, devices based on the principle of the simple flick books which were then so popular. Devant was also filmed in one of his magic acts by Georges Méliès, (D. Devant, prestidigitation; cat. no. 101). The two men had known each other in London and also in Paris, where Devant made regular trips in quest of new films, as French films at that time were among the best in the world. Devant sold a Paul Theatrograph to Georges Méliès in 1896. Devant attempted film-making himself, and was the author of several manuals on conjuring.
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More than 950 highly skilled graduates are ready to make their mark on the world following an inspiring commencement ceremony on the Framingham Town Green on May 22nd.
Chris Herren, founder of the Herren Project and a former Boston Celtics player from Fall River who lost his career to drug addiction, served as the undergraduate commencement speaker. He told the students that success is fleeting and requires a continued commitment to being a better person.
"Challenge yourself daily to be better than the day before," said Herren, who received an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degree during the ceremony.
Herren said his addiction to drugs and alcohol became more powerful than his dream to play in the NBA. It took him 14 years before he could overcome his addiction and become the man his is today.
"Never give up on your dreams," Herren said. "I challenge you to look within and reflect on the graduate you have become and what it will take to be the post-graduate you want to be."
Following his speech, Senior Class President Caitlin Murray presented Herren with a check for $2,000 for the Herren Project on behalf of the Class of 2016.
Later in the ceremony, the University honored alum Kevin Gosnell '91 with the President's Medal, which is the highest honor bestowed by the President's Office. Gosnell was diagnosed with ALS last May, and since that time has formed two groups to help in the fight against the disease. ALS Knights is a fundraising group that raised more than $650,000 during its first 90 days. ALS One is an organization that brings together the previously fractured group of Massachusetts researchers who are working on finding a treatment for ALS.
"The amount Kevin Gosnell has accomplished in the fight against ASL over the past year is truly inspirational," President Cevallos said.
The graduate commencement ceremony was held earlier in the morning. Michael Powers '87, one of the founding YouTube team members and a senior vice president at CBS games, gave the graduate commencement address, telling the students that there are often many bumps along the road to success. He said when he began his career in Silicon Valley, he lost all his savings to his own unsuccessful start-ups while also passing up on opportunities to join new start-ups that would go on to become Netscape and E-Bay.
Powers received an honorary doctor of science degree during the ceremony. The University presented its Citizen Laureate Award to State Representative Chris Walsh for his continued support of FSU and public higher education.


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Time: Sat Aug 9, 2014, 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm
Location: Wellfield Botanic Gardens, 1011 N. Main Street, Elkhart, Ind.
The Notre Dame Shakespeare Festival is proud to present an abridged version of Shakespeare's comedy The Merry Wives of Windsor as its 2014 Young Company traveling outdoor production. Gifted students from the University of Notre Dame, Saint Mary's College, Northwestern, and other universities from around the country make up the cast and crew.
Award-winning director West Hyler has updated The Merry Wives of Windsor, moving the setting from Elizabethan England to modern-day Midwest. In West's adaptation, Falstaff, Shakespeare's funniest character, is uprooted from Chicago and arrives in a small-town in the Midwest where he attempts to woo a couple suburban wives in order to gain access to their husband's bank accounts. "The world we're creating is full of larger than life characters," West says, "like high-strung pharmacists, Applebee's waiters full of flair, Angsty teenagers in love, and an overweight Chicago mobster who gets duped, dumbfounded, and exposed by quick-thinking, fast-acting suburban soccer moms." It's a comedy not to be missed!
The 70-minute performance is free of charge, so bring a picnic blanket, lawn chairs, family, and friends to enjoy a summer evening with the Notre Dame Shakespeare Festival!
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Rosneft Holds Annual General Meeting of Shareholders
The Annual General Meeting of Shareholders of Rosneft was held on June 10, 2011 in Krasnodar. Holders of 97.39% of Rosneft shares registered to participate in the meeting.
The meeting approved the Annual Report, the Accounting Statements and the distribution of net profit of Rosneft for 2010.
It was decided to pay 15.2% of the non-consolidated net profit as dividends on Rosneft shares, which amounts to 29,251 million rubles (2.76 rubles per ordinary share). The approved dividend payment for 2010 is 20% higher than that for 2009. The dividends will be paid simultaneously to all shareholders by August 9, 2011.
The shareholders also elected a new Board of Directors composed of 9 members, namely:
Vladimir Bogdanov, CEO, Surgutneftegaz
Andrey Kostin, President, Chairman of the Management Board, VTB Bank
Alexander Nekipelov, Vice President, Russian Academy of Sciences
Yury Petrov, Head, Federal Agency for State Property Management
Hans-Joerg Rudloff, Chairman of the Supervisory Board, Barclays Capital
Nikolay Tokarev, President, Chairman of the Management Board, Transneft
Eduard Khudaynatov, President, Rosneft
Sergey Shishin, Senior Vice President, VTB Bank
Dmitry Shugayev, Deputy CEO, Russian Technologies Corporation.
The meeting also approved the composition of the Company's five-member Internal Audit Committee, nominated CJSC Audit consulting Group Business Systems Development as auditor of the Company's RAS Annual Accounting Statements for 2011 and decided on the remuneration to the members of the Board of Directors. It also approved the related-party transactions. Additionally, changes to the Company's Charter were made, spelling out the dividend payment procedure.
Commenting on the results of the meeting Eduard Khudaynatov said: "We were proud to report to our shareholders on the Company's 2010 results. Our operating indicators confirm Rosneft's strong growth potential, which without any doubt will be reflected in the market valuation. And this is positive for those who have invested in Rosneft shares".
After the General Meeting of Shareholders the newly elected Board of Directors held its first meeting. Alexander Nekipelov was elected as chairman of the Board. Andrey Kostin, Hans-Joerg Rudloff and Sergey Shishin were elected as his deputies.
The Board of Directors also approved the composition of its three committees, each being headed by an independent director. Hans-Joerg Rudloff was elected to head the Audit Committee, with Andrey Kostin taking the helm of the HR and Remuneration Committee and Sergey Shishin heading the Strategic Planning Committee.
The Board of Directors also approved a new composition of the Management Board. Eduard Khudaynatov, Pavel Fedorov, Larisa Kalanda, Gani Gilayev, Petr Lazarev were appointed members of the Management Board.
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Fishing Regulations for the Season (250-RICR-60-00-10)
10.1	Purpose
The purpose of these Rules and Regulations is to regulate freshwater fishing seasons and bag limits annually.
10.2	Authority
These Rules and Regulations are promulgated pursuant to R.I. Gen. Laws §§ 20-1-12 and 20-1-13, as well as Chapters 42-17.1, and 42-17.6, in accordance with R.I. Gen. Laws Chapter 42-35, Administrative Procedures Act of Rhode Island General Laws of 1956, as amended.
10.3	Application
The terms and provisions of these Rules and Regulations shall be liberally construed to permit the Department to effectuate the purpose of state laws, goals, and policies.
10.4	Severability
If any provision of these Rules and Regulations, or the application, thereof, to any person or circumstances, is held invalid by a court of competent jurisdiction, the validity of the remainder of the Rules and Regulations shall not be affected thereby.
10.5	Superseded Rules and Regulations
On the effective date of these Rules and Regulations, all previous Rules and Regulations, and any policies regarding the administration and enforcement of freshwater and diadromous fisheries shall be superseded. However, any enforcement action taken by, or application submitted to the Department prior to the effective date of these Rules and Regulations shall be governed by the Rules and Regulations in effect at the time the enforcement action was taken, or application filed.
10.6	Regulations
10.6.1 Freshwater Fisheries Regulations
A.	As Follows:
1.	The open season on all species of trout, salmon, and charr shall close annually on the last day of February at midnight and shall commence at 6:00 AM on the second Saturday in April annually. From the second Saturday in April through November 30th annually, the daily creel and possession limits for trout shall be five (5) fish; and from December 1st through the last day in February, annually, the daily creel and possession limits for trout shall be two (2) fish. All designated trout waters (§ 10.6.1(A)(15) of this Part) shall be closed to all fishing from the last day of February at midnight and shall commence at 6:00 AM on the second Saturday in April annually, unless otherwise designated. Possession of trout, salmon, or charr taken from any waters of the state during the closure shall be prohibited.
a.	Free Fishing Days: A freshwater fishing license shall not be required by residents or non-residents on the first full weekend in May, annually.
2.	The daily creel and possession limits for northern pike shall be two (2) fish, and the minimum size limit shall be twenty-four (24) inches (measured from the tip of the snout to the end of the tail). The daily creel and possession limits for chain pickerel shall be five (5) fish, and the minimum size limit for chain pickerel shall be fourteen (14) inches (measured from the tip of the snout to the end of the tail). No person shall possess any northern pike less than twenty-four (24) inches in total length or chain pickerel less than fourteen (14) inches in total length.
3.	The daily creel and possession limits for black bass (largemouth and smallmouth bass) shall be five (5) fish, either singularly or in aggregate, and the minimum size limit shall be twelve (12) inches (measured from the tip of the snout to the end of the tail). No person shall possess any black bass less than twelve (12) inches in total length.
4.	The creel and possession limit for domestic or landlocked Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) in the fresh waters of Rhode Island shall be two (2) fish per day and shall be included in the daily limit for trout, salmon, or charr. The minimum size for Atlantic salmon shall be fifteen (15) inches total length. No person shall take any Atlantic salmon from the Pawcatuck River downstream of the Potter Hill Dam.
5.	The recreational creel or possession limits for American eel (Anguilla rostrata) shall be twenty-five (25) fish per day, per person, and the minimum size shall be nine (9) inches (measured from the tip of the snout to the end of the tail). No person shall possess any American eel less than nine (9) inches in total length. No person shall take an eel from the freshwaters of the state unless in possession of a valid Rhode Island Freshwater Fishing license. There will be no closed season. No American eel may be commercially harvested from the freshwaters of the state and offered for sale without a valid commercial fishing license per Rhode Island Marine Fisheries (RIMF) regulations. If harvesting commercially with a valid commercial fishing license from the freshwaters of the state, fishermen must adhere to regulations as set forth in RIMF regulations, (Part 90-00-3 of this Title).
6.	The creel and possession limits for trout or charr taken in the Wood River between Route 165 and Barberville Dam at Arcadia Road shall be limited to two (2) fish from the second Saturday in May through the last day of February, annually.
7.	The following waters shall be restricted to the use of artificial flies, a conventional fly rod, and a single-action reel: Deep Pond, Exeter; A.L. Mowry Pond, Smithfield; and Upper Rochambeau Pond, Lincoln.
8.	The following waters shall be restricted to fishing by children fourteen (14) years of age and younger: Frosty Hollow Pond, Exeter; Geneva Pond & Brook, North Providence; Lapham Pond, Burrillville; Seidel's Pond, Cranston; Silvy's Pond, Cumberland; Lloyd Kenney Pond, Hopkinton from the 2nd Saturday in April through Memorial Day only; and Cass Pond, Woonsocket. For the first two (2) days of the season (Saturday / Sunday), Slater Park Pond, Pawtucket and Ponderosa Park Pond, Little Compton are restricted to children only.
9.	The following activities shall be Prohibited:
a.	using corn for bait in any designated trout waters.
b.	chumming in any designated trout waters.
c.	snagging fish in any fresh waters.
d.	tagging, branding, marking, or otherwise willfully mutilating any fish which is to be released alive into any fresh waters of the state except by special permit issued by the Division of Fish and Wildlife.
e.	the use as bait of any variety of goldfish (Carassius auratus) in the fresh waters of the State.
f.	the importation, sale, or possession of any variety of nonnative fish, including, but not limited to, goldfish (Carassius auratus), green sunfish (Lepomis cyanellus), or fathead minnows (Pimephales promelas) for use as bait in the fresh waters of the State.
10.	With the exception of designated catch-and-release areas, any legally caught trout, salmon, or charr taken from the fresh waters of Rhode Island shall be immediately released alive into the waters from which it was taken or shall be killed at once and become part of the daily bag limit.
11.	At Beach Pond, Exeter, the season for trout shall open on the second Saturday in April at 6:00 AM and close at midnight on the last day of February, annually. The daily creel and possession limits for trout (all species in aggregate) shall be five (5) fish. The daily creel and possession limits for black bass shall be five (5) fish and the minimum size limit shall be twelve (12) inches (measured from the tip of the snout to the end of the tail). The daily creel and possession limits for chain pickerel shall be five (5) fish and the minimum size limit shall be fourteen (14) inches (measured from the tip of the snout to the end of the tail). Six (6) lines with a single hook each may be used while ice fishing.
12.	Wallum Lake, Burrillville - Rhode Island Regulations, §§ 10.1 through 10.6, 10.6.1(A)(1) through (5), 10.6.1(A)(9) through(10), 10.6.1(A) (16) through (17) of this Part, apply.
13.	Killingly Pond, Glocester and Hazard Pond, West Greenwich shall have the following regulations: the daily creel and possession limits for black bass shall be five (5) fish and the minimum size limit shall be twelve (12) inches (measured from the tip of the snout to the end of the tail). The daily creel and possession limits for chain pickerel shall be five (5) fish and the minimum size limit shall be fourteen (14) inches (measured from the tip of the snout to the end of the tail); Six (6) lines with a single hook each may be used while ice fishing.
14.	That portion of the Falls River, Exeter, from the bridge at Austin Farm Road, Exeter, downstream approximately two (2) miles to the bridge off Brook Trail, Exeter, shall be designated as a "no kill" or "catch and release" area. Fishing shall be permitted with artificial lures equipped with a single barbless hook or single barbed hook that has been crimped, and all fish caught shall be returned to the water immediately. The possession of any trout, salmon, or charr while fishing in this section of the river shall be prima facie evidence that said trout, salmon, or charr was taken in violation of these Rules and Regulations.
15.	Designated Trout Waters
Abbotts Run Brook
Adamsville Brook and Pond
Tiverton & Little Compton
Alton Pond
Richmond & Hopkinton
Ashaway River
Ashville Pond
Barber Pond
Beach Pond
Beaver River
Blackstone River
Cumberland & Lincoln
Branch River
Brandy Brook
Breakheart Brook
Breakheart Pond
Exeter & West Greenwich
Brickyard Pond
Browning Mill Pond
Brushy Brook
Bucks Horn Brook
Carbuncle Pond
California Jim's
Carolina Trout Pond
Cass Pond
Chepachet River
Glocester & Burrillville
Chickasheen Brook
Clear River
Curran, J.L. Reservoir
Deep Pond (Arcadia)
Dexter Pond (Rt.6, private open to the public)
Dolly Cole Brook
Dundery Brook (incl. Wigwam Pond)
Eight Rod Farm Pond
Falls River
Flat River
Foster Green Acres Pond
Frenchtown Park Pond
Frosty Hollow Pond
Geneva Brook & Pond
Harris River
Hopkins Mill Pond
Hunt River
East Greenwich & No. Kingstown
Lapham Pond
Lloyd Kenney Pond
Log House Brook
Meadow Brook Pond
Melville Ponds
Memorial Park Pond
Meshanticut Brook
Moosup River
Mowry, A.L. Pond
Olney Pond, Lincoln Woods
Parris Brook
Pawcatuck River
Hopkinton, Richmond, Charlestown & Westerly
Pawtuxet River (North branch)
Scituate, Cranston
Pawtuxet River (South branch)
Coventry, West Warwick
Peck Pond
Ponaganset River
Ponderosa Park Pond,
Ponderosa Park, Little Compton
Roaring Brook & Ponds
Round Top Brook
Round Top Ponds
Saint Mary's Pond
Saugatucket River
Seidel's Pond
Shippee Saw Mill Pond
Silver Spring Lake
Silvy's Brook
Silvy's Pond
Simmons Mill Pond
Slater Park Pond
Spring Grove Pond
Stafford Pond
Sylvester's Pond
Tarbox Pond
Tarkiln Pond
Burrillville & North Smithfield
Ten Mile River
Tiogue Lake
Tiverton Trout Pond
Tucker Pond
Upper Rochambeau Pond
Wallum Lake
Watchaug Pond
Winsor Brook
Exeter, Hopkinton & Richmond
Woonasquatucket River
Wyoming Pond
16.	Permits are required for organized fishing tournaments for state fishing and boating access areas and for the following private access areas; Johnson's Pond (Flat River Reservoir), Coventry, and Waterman Reservoir, Glocester. Permits are required for six (6) or more persons and / or three (3) or more boats. Applications for the issuance of a permit must be submitted to the Division a minimum of three (3) weeks prior to the tournament. An organization may cancel a permitted fishing activity without penalty as long as written notice of the cancellation is received by the Division at least three (3) weeks prior to the event. Failure to provide timely written notice shall result in a one (1) year revocation of an organization's eligibility to receive a permit for any organized fishing activity. Exceptions for unforeseen occurrences (e.g. weather, natural disaster) will apply at the discretion of the Division. The decision of revocation shall rest entirely with the Division. Permit applications may be obtained by contacting RIDEM Division of Fish and Wildlife, 277 Great Neck Rd., West Kingston, RI 02892. Tel: (401)789-7481. Applicants must complete all required information. The Division reserves the right to limit the number of activities per location, per day, time period, or deny a permit for reasons of overuse or conflict with other activities.
a.	The applicant must indicate on the application whether the fishing activity is a "closed" or an "open" activity.
(1)	A closed fishing activity is an event having a fixed or restricted number of participants.
(2)	An open fishing activity is an event having an unrestricted number of participants.
(AA)	If the tournament is closed, the number of boats, vehicles, and participants must be entered on the application. The permit must be retained on site by the sponsor along with the list of participants and boat registration numbers.
(BB)	If the tournament is open, the names of all participants and registration numbers of each boat on the day of the tournament must be made accessible to RIDEM - Division of Law Enforcement. An estimated count of all participants, vehicles and boats shall be forwarded to the Division at least five (5) days prior to the start of the tournament.
(CC)	Regardless if a fishing tournament is "closed" or "open", the organization must provide a report to the Division within five (5) days of the termination of the tournament which includes: the number of hours fished, the numbers of boats, numbers of participants, and as applicable, the total number of largemouth bass and smallmouth bass caught as well as the total weights of all largemouth bass and all smallmouth bass processed at the weigh-in. This report may be sent as a letter to RIDEM Division of Fish and Wildlife or by completing the Bass Tournament Count Form. Failure to complete and submit the required information within five (5) days shall render the organization ineligible to conduct further organized fishing events for one year from the said event. Such revocation shall include any events for which a permit was previously issued.
b.	Applicants requesting a permit for a municipal or private ramp shall be responsible to obtain additional permits for these areas, if necessary.
c.	These regulations shall not be interpreted as superseding any special boat ramp or state management area regulations.
d.	Permits, along with lists of participants and boat registrations, shall be available during the tournament for law enforcement purposes and must be clearly displayed in the windshield of the contacts vehicle.
17.	Prohibited is the use of foot gear with external felt soles or any other natural or synthetic porous material capable of absorbing liquid that is attached to the soles of wading gear in any fresh waters of the state. This shall include any waters shared with adjacent states in which any Rhode Island Fishing Regulations apply. Please see § 10.6.2 of this Part.
18.	Fisherman utilizing State Management Areas and designated undeveloped State Parks are required to wear fluorescent orange as referenced in the Park and Management Area Rules and Regulations, (Part 100-00-1 of this Title).
10.6.2	Diadromous Fisheries Regulations
A.	No person shall land, catch, take, or attempt to catch or take any alewives (Alosa pseudoharengus) or blueback herring (Alosa aestivalis) from any fresh waters of the State of Rhode Island. Possession of any alewives or blueback herring, at any time, is prohibited and shall be evidence, prima facie, that said herring was taken in violation of this section.
B.	No person shall erect any artificial obstruction to fish passage in any stream or in any way alter the natural stream bottom to hinder the passage of fish.
C.	No person shall take any American Shad, (Alosa sapidissima) from the fresh waters of the state.
D.	No person shall take any smelt, (Osmerus mordax) by any means from any stream or river in the state.
E.	Fish Ladders
1.	Trespass within or obstruction of the entrance or exit of any fish ladder in the state is prohibited.
2.	For the purposes of regulating Diadromous fishes, all fish ladders owned and operated by the state will be set aside as fish cultivation facilities pursuant to R.I. Gen. Laws Chapters 20-12-1 and 20-12-5.
3.	The areas below each fish ladder, where fishing will be permitted, shall be designated with an official boundary marker or informational sign.
F.	Boundaries - The defined boundaries for the freshwater and saltwater sections of the state's river and streams, with regard to the areas where Freshwater Regulations apply, are as follows:
1.	Pawcatuck River, Westerly-the downstream side of the bridge crossing U.S. Route 1.
2.	Mastuxet Brook, Westerly -the point at which the brook empties into Mastuxet Cove.
3.	King Tom Pond outlet into Ninigret Pond, Charlestown-the spillway at the south end of King Tom Pond.
4.	Factory Pond outlet, S. Kingstown-the seaward opening of the culvert under Teal Road.
5.	Mill Pond outlet into the Cards Pond, South Kingstown-the bridge on Moonstone Beach Road crossing the west neck of Cards Pond.
6.	Smelt Brook, S. Kingstown- the bridge closest to the outlet into Point Judith Pond.
7.	Saugatucket River, S. Kingstown- the downstream side of the Main Street Bridge in Wakefield.
8.	Gilbert Stuart Brook, N. Kingstown-the point at which the river empties into the Pettaquamscutt (Narrow) River.
9.	Wesquage Pond, Narragansett - the culvert at the outlet to Bonnet Shores Beach.
10.	Annaquatucket River, N. Kingstown - the point at which the river empties into Bissel Cove.
11.	Cocumcussoc Brook, N. Kingstown-the bottom of the first riffle upstream of Wickford Cove.
12.	Potowomut River, N. Kingstown/E.Greenwich-the Forge Road spillway.
13.	Maskerchugg River,E. Greenwich-the Boston Post Road (US Rt. 1) spillway.
14.	Gorton Pond outlet, Warwick-to the west of the Amtrak Railroad Bridge.
15.	Tuscatucket Brook, Warwick-the downstream side of the West Shore Road bridge.
16.	Old Mill Creek, Warwick-entirely tidal
17.	Warner Brook, Warwick -the Draper Avenue bridge.
18.	Buckeye Brook, Warwick -the point at which the stream empties into Narragansett Bay.
19.	Lockwood Brook, Warwick -the downstream side of the West Shore Road bridge.
20.	Spring Green Pond outlet, Warwick -the downstream side of the Warwick Avenue (RI Rt. 117A) bridge.
21.	Pawtuxet River, Warwick/Providence- the Narragansett Parkway spillway.
22.	Woonasquatucket River, Providence-the downstream side of the U.S. Route 1N Bridge.
23.	Moshassuck River, Providence-the point of confluence with the Woonasquatucket River.
24.	Blackstone/Seekonk River-the Main Street spillway.
25.	Ten Mile River, E. Providence-the Omega Pond spillway.
26.	Annawomscutt Brook, Barrington- the Pilling Chain Company spillway on Bay Spring Avenue.
27.	Mussachuck Creek, Barrington-the downstream side of the Washington Road bridge.
28.	Runnins River, E. Providence/Seekonk, MA-the downstream side of the Mink Street (RI Rt.114 A) bridge
29.	Kickamuit River, Warren-the Warren Reservoir spillway.
30.	Sin and Flesh Brook, Tiverton-the downstream side of the Highland Avenue bridge.
31.	Nonquit Pond, Tiverton -the bridge at Pond Bridge Road.
32.	Pachet Brook, Tiverton -the downstream side of the West Main Road (RI Rt. 77) bridge.
33.	Dundery Brook, Little Compton-the downstream side of the Swamp Road bridge.
34.	Cold Brook, Little Compton-the point at which the brook empties into Quicksand Pond.
35.	Maidford River, Middletown-the downstream side of the Paradise Avenue bridge.
36.	Goose Neck Cove, Newport-entirely tidal.
37.	Lily Pond, Newport -the outlet.
38.	Almy Pond, Newport -the outlet.
39.	Prince Pond (Tiffany Pond), Barrington-the point at which the stream enters the Barrington River.
10.7	Effective Date
The foregoing Rules and Regulations - RI Fish and Wildlife Freshwater and Diadromous Fisheries Regulations, after due notice, are hereby adopted and filed with the Secretary of State to become effective twenty (20) days thereafter, unless otherwise indicated below, in accordance with the provisions of R.I. Gen. Laws Chapters 42-35, 42-17.1, and 42-17.6, as amended.
Part 10 Fishing Regulations for the Season (250-RICR-60-00-10)
RIGL Sections 20-1-4; 20-1-12 and 20-1-13, as well as Chapters 42-71.1, and 42-17.6, in accordance with requirements with Chapter 42-35 "Adminstrative Procedures Act" of the General Laws of 1956.
The purpose of this filing is to regulation the freshwater fishing season and bag limits annually. The Division received one public comment during the comment period and the Division chose not to make any changes to the regulations as the public comment as that portion of the Wood River has not been stocked in several years and there is currently no plans to stock the river.


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Each macaron is a sensory experience. It's almost impossible to describe each macaron in terms of taste, as one must experience it for oneself.
Texture wise, the macarons at Faubourg are not as soft, but that did not distract from the macaron itself. In terms of size the macarons at Faubourg are smaller than other places such as Thierry's.
This tasted like a higher end grape jelly. This was definitely one of the sweeter macarons in the box.
Definitely one of my favourites. The saltiness was well balanced with the caramel.
Tasted a bit like strawberry pocky (sans the artificial flavour). This was second sweetest after the Cassis.
The raspberry was very prominent, and I could definitely detect notes of rose, which elevated the macaron to another level.
The lemon flavour was a bit artificial, but still very pleasant.


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Sweet: Firearms Facility Allows Public to 'Shoot' Bin Laden
Osama bin Laden is not dead – in Minnesota, at least.
A firearms training center in New Hope is offering Americans the chance to gun down the former Al Qaeda leader in a $325-per-person role-playing game, which runs three times per week.
"Start your Navy SEAL adventure with a mission briefing where you will learn that your target is mysteriously named GERONIMO," the website for Sealed Mindset Firearms Studio says.
The facility is run by Larry Yatch, a former Navy SEAL, Minnesota Public radio reports.
At the start of the game, players are briefed on the Navy SEAL Team Six mission that resulted in bin Laden's death in May 2011.
Participants then head to a firing range and take target practice at pictures of bin Laden using real, live assault rifles.
According to Minnesota Public Radio, one group was told by Yatch to shoot "anything above the moustache to below the turban."
The game concludes when each member grabs a paintball gun made to look like an assault rifle, walks through hallways and rooms modeled after bin Laden's Abbottabad compound, and shoots an actor dressed like bin Laden.
The actor wears a robe, turban and fake beard, but has rubber padding and a helmet underneath to protect himself from bruises.
Yatch says he offers the role-playing game to teach self-defense skills, Minnesota Public Radio reports.
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mayim August 19, 2012 at 9:19 pm
Just wait for the cry babies to come out of their cribs…..
yehuda August 19, 2012 at 9:27 pm
can they open one up in NY to shoot achmedinehad from iran in the head as many times as you want….?
to yehuda August 20, 2012 at 4:56 am
you mean in Iran for the rest of the world to do it in real?
Ronty August 20, 2012 at 7:59 am
Bloomberg said, this is a very bad iDea. Guns are illigal.
Yenta August 20, 2012 at 1:14 pm
Wats the point


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Lee Daniels, co-founder and executive producer of Empire, shares his thoughts on the Jussie Smollett case.
Daniels opened up Vulture in a new interview published on Tuesday after he was asked how Smollett's supposedly he was the victim of a hate crime, a claim that Chicago Cops later rejected, accusing the "Empire" Actor to have staged the entire episode to raise salary and promote his career. Smollett has upheld his innocence and rejected the allegations.
"I'm embarrassed," said the 59-year-old director and producer who initially publicly supported Smollett, the broadcaster. "I think when it happened, a bolt of lightning ran away from me in front of Mobbern, I had a flash of my whole life, my childhood, my youth being beaten."
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However, Daniels added that he had "some doubts" about the 36-year-old Smollett's inventing the alleged attack.
] "Of course there are some doubts," he said, "I tell you, because I love him so much, that's the agony I'm in right now, because how would you feel if it was yours? You would feel, please, God, let there be a glimmer of hope that this story contains some truth, so it was so painful, it was a flood of pain. "
JUSSIE SMOLLETT "WILL NOT RETURN," SAYS "CO-CREATOR LEE DANIEL"
As Daniels continued to press the alleged dizziness, he said, "We were not there, I can not judge him, this is just for the Queen's lady or the king-man with the black robe and God, I had to break away and stop calling him because it robbed me of the time I had for my children, the time I had for my partner, it has my mind and other shows affected. "
Beginning d This month, Daniels confirmed that Smollett will not find "Empire" in his sixth and final season. Meanwhile, Smollett returned to social media on Monday and shared his first Instagram post since January, claiming he was the victim of a hate crime.
JUSSIE SMOLLETT GIVES A 'HOAX' ATTACK FOR THE FIRST TIME
On January 29, Smollett filed a police report claiming two masked men had attacked him, put a rope around his neck and doused him with bleach. Smollett, black and openly gay, claimed the men made racist and homophobic comments and shouted, "This is MAGA land," pointing to President Trump's motto "Make America Great Again."
After intense investigation, police said Smollett staged the entire episode. In February, he was arrested for allegedly filing a false police report and 1
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During a brief and impressive hearing on March 26, Cook County Procuratorate Kim Foxx dropped the case against Smollett even though his bail had expired.
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Obituary for Toby A. Colpetzer
Toby A. Colpetzer, 22, of Bellefonte, passed away on Sunday, January 21, 2018. Toby was born in College Twp., Centre Co., on September 5, 1995, the son of Chris A. Colpetzer and Velvet L. Rossman Comly both of Bellefonte. Along with his parents he is survived by his step father, William D. Comly, Jr.; his brothers, Mitchell A. Colpetzer, Braedon W. Comly, and Tucker K. Comly all of Bellefonte; his Paternal Grandparents, Paul and Susan Colpetzer of Bellefonte and his Maternal Grandfather, David Rossman of Beech Creek. Also surviving Toby are numerous Aunts, Uncles and cousins. He was preceded in death by his Maternal Grandmother, Cathy Rossman.
Toby attended the Christ Community Church of State College. He loved Penn State sports, the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Pittsburgh Pirates. Toby was a Gentle Giant, with a smile that no one could forget. He was a people person that everyone loved and will be greatly missed.
Family and friends will be received at the Dean K. Wetzler Funeral Home, 201 Spring Street, Milesburg on Thursday, January 25, 2018 from 5:00 P.M. until 8:00 P.M. A funeral service will follow at 8 PM with Pastor Mitch Smith officiating
Memorial contributions may be made in memory of Toby to the Dean K. Wetzler Funeral Home, P.O. Box 288, 201 Spring Street, Milesburg, Pa. 16853
Arrangements are under the direction of the Dean K. Wetzler Funeral Home, 201 Spring Street, Milesburg, Pa. Online condolences may be made at
www.deankwetzlerfuneralhome.com.