Everyone is invited to celebrate local outstanding Teachers, Volunteers, Staff, Administrators, and Alumni of Highline Public Schools at The Highline Schools Foundation's Gold Star Awards BASH! on Thursday, Mar. 14.
Celebrate Highline and enjoy an evening of music, drinks, appetizers and a LIVE announcement of the Gold Star Award winners.
The event will run from 6:30 – 8 p.m. at the Des Moines Beach Park Event Center, located at 22030 Cliff Ave S. in Des Moines.
Tickets include appetizers and one beverage. Additional beverages will be available for sale.


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From the rolling hills of Provence to the beautiful seaside area of Cote d 'Azur and the dazzling sophistication of Paris, France is an enticing destination for people who want to move there for studies, career or to retire.
However, before purchasing your plane ticket there's a few important things you need to know. For example, if you plan on staying in France for more than 90 days then you must first obtain a visa.
Keep in mind, you can't visit France as a tourist and expect to apply for your visa while already in France. It's essential to stress that if you're trying stay beyond the 90-day tourist mark, without a proper visa, then you can be expelled from the country and might not be prohibited to return for an extended amount of time. The French government take their rules and regulations very seriously, so make sure you follow them.
For residents of Halifax, the first thing to do is contact the Consulate General of France's office in Montreal. Note that there's no consulate office available in the Maritime Provinces.
You might also be required to apply in person, although some offices will accept an application by mail. In general, it takes up to two months to process your application. If you're planning to work or establish a business, then there will be other permits required as well.
The first step is to be issued a residency visa. However, once you arrive in France you must apply for a residency card from the administrative office of the town you're residing in. This card must be renewed each year for the first three years, after that you can apply for a 10-year card, which is also renewable.
One exception to the no-duty/tax rule applies to automobiles. There is a value-added tax of 19,6% applied based on the current value of your vehicle. This fee is levied at the port of arrival.
Once you've sorted out your visa requirements then it's time to organize the shipping of your household possessions. Moving internationally can be a complex process and as such should be left to the professionals. A company like Premiere Van Lines has its own international division that specializes in moving your personal possessions overseas.
We're familiar with the customs regulations for each destination country and are experts in knowing what customs documents are required. We also have a network of affiliates in the destination country that will provide the settling in services that you want performed. A Premiere international consultant can answer your questions, guide you through the process and make all the necessary arrangements to provide you with a positive moving experience.
Additionally, once the immigration piece of the process has been finalized, selecting Premiere Van Lines to handle the physical relocation of your possessions only makes sense. With our own international division and office here in Halifax (and throughout Canada), we take care of bringing all your goods into Canada, assist with customs clearance and get everything delivered to your new home.
For more information about Premiere's International moving services to or from Halifax, Nova Scotia contact us here or call 902-468-4313. If you are planning your international relocation from another province please contact Premiere Branch closest to you at 1-877-671-6683.


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Active: 1950s-1980s
Country Of origin: Latin Continuum
The bomba and plena traditions of Puerto Rico's slums were given respectability through the music of Rafael Cortijo (born Rafel Cortijo Verdejo). Inheriting his band, which he renamed Cortijo y su Combo, when bandleader Mario Roman retired in 1954, Cortijo went on to become one of the Caribbean's most successful artists of the 1950s and '60s. His many hits include "El Bombon de Elena," "Quitate de la Via," "Pedro," "Maquinolandera," "El Negrito Bembon," "En un Solo Pie," "Tuntuneco," "Con la Punta del Pie," "Yo No Quiero Piedras en Mi Camino," and "Saoco."
Cortijo's involvement with music began at the age of nine, when he played a set of bongos a cousin had made of milk tins. A master percussionist, by his teens, he accompanied the Matamorsa Trio on shows broadcast by radio station WNEL. A professional musician since 1942, Cortijo served his musical apprenticeship in bands led by Monchito Miranda, Coricua Sonant, Miguelito Miranda, Frank Wood, and the Sustache Sisters. He accompanied vocalists Myrta Silva and Miguelito Valdes on the radio. He was a member of the Mario Roman Combo in the early '50s, and made several major changes after taking over the band's leadership in 1954. He replaced the band's pianist with Rafael Ithier and, although he initially retained vocalist Sammy Ayala, he installed childhood friend Ismael Rivera one year later.
Under Cortijo's guidance, the band rose to the upper echelon of Puerto Rican music. In addition to performing at dances and festivals, they appeared daily on a popular radio show and in a number of films including the Harry Belafonte-starring Calypso. Cortijo was at his peak in 1962 when he was arrested for drugs. While he was imprisoned, several members of his band defected to form their own group, El Gran Combo. Cortijo and Rivera collaborated on an album, Con Todos Los Hierros, in 1967, although it wasn't until June 25, 1974 that the 11 original members of the band reunited for a concert at San Juan's Roberto Clemente Coliseum. (A live album, originally released as Juntos Otra Vez, was later reissued as Ismael Rivera Sonero Numero Uno.) Although he traveled with Rivera to New York, in hopes of catching on with the Latin music scene, he soon missed Puerto Rico and returned.
Cortijo attempted to regain the momentum with a variety of projects. He formed a new band featuring his daughter, Fe, on vocals, and worked with Puerto Rican bandleader/percussionist Kako on updating his earlier repertoire. His efforts began to pay off after trumpet player Elias Lopes and percussionist Roberto Roena were added to his group in 1969. Although Motown showed interest in signing Cortijo and his group, negotiations reached an impasse and Cortijo launched his own label, EGC, instead. His decision proved fortuitous, as his 1974 single, "Time Machine," provided him with his final hit.
A major feature of Cortijo's band, in the 1970s was the exciting interplay of three vocalists: Charlie Aponte, Andy Montanez, and Jerry Rivetted. When Montanez left to join Latin Dimension in 1977, Cortijo's glory days were behind him. He died of cancer in the liver and pancreas in October 1982. His funeral was filmed by the National Film Library of Venezuela, and it was also the subject of a book by Edgardo Rodriguez Julia, Cortijo's Wake. ~ Craig Harris~ Rovi
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Ashland - The Henry Clay Estate
Lexington: Ashland Henry Clay Estate Ticket with Guided Tour
Explore the 18-room mansion of Ashland while learning about the life and legacy of Henry Clay, one of Kentucky's most famous statesmen. Choose from several tour options which each give a deeper context to Clay's legacy and American History.
Duration 50 minutes - 1 hour
Learn why Henry Clay is known as America's greatest statesman
Explore the 19th-century mansion made as a tribute to Henry Clay by his family
Marvel at a collection of artifacts which tell the story of Clay's life and career
Choose from tour options that give insights into Clay's legacy and American History
Discover Ashland, the estate of Henry Clay, the "Great Pacificator" and one of Kentucky's most famous statesmen. Enjoy a variety of narrated tours through the grounds as you explore the 18-room Italianate-style mansion which was rebuilt as a testament to the former political leader by his family. Your guided tour will grant you access to Ashland and deepen your understanding of important events in American History. The theme of the tours varies depending on the day of the week. In addition to a guided tour, have time to explore everything from the grand drawing room to the bedrooms all highlighting the life and legacy of Henry Clay. Learn about how slavery shaped the Ashland and Clay's America. Visitors will marvel at artifacts related to Clay's legacy as a horse-breeder and scientific farmer. After touring both floors of the mansion, take a self-guided tour of the grounds taking in the lush scenery of Lexington. Signature Tour: Enjoy a narrated 1-hour tour of Ashland, stepping back in time to the 19th century as you explore the 18-room Italianate-style mansion re-built as a testament to the former political leader by his family. End your visit with a stroll of the gardens and grounds, Civil War monument, and rotating exhibits, at your leisure. Women's Voices Tour: This poignant tour focuses on 9 women of Ashland who span a century of social, cultural, and political evolution. As you visit the rooms they inhabited, hear their voices–the causes they championed, the challenges they faced, and the heartache they suffered. Also, find out about the changing role of women from the early 19th century to the mid-20th century. Traces: Slavery at Ashland Tour: Walk in the footsteps of the men, women, and children who were enslaved at Ashland on this indoor/outdoor tour. Learn about how historians use traces of evidence to uncover their stories. Listen to the voices of those who resisted bondage and honor the memory of those who were forced into labor. Art & Grounds Tour: Combine history, art, and nature as you explore Henry Clay's lifelong interest in agriculture. Take a stroll on one of Clay's walking paths and interact with John Henry's Monumental sculptures while enjoying the beauty of this historic arboretum and home of Henry Clay. Ashland docents lead these 45-minute walking tours, offering historical background, tree identification, and stories about the people who lived and worked on these grounds. Combo Tour: With this option, enjoy the Signature Tour coupled with either Women's Voices (Friday/Saturday only) or Traces: Slavery at Ashland (Tuesday/Thursday only). Get an overview of the style and architecture of the estate alongside important historical context.
Docent-led guided tour (depending on option booked)
Access to the estate's gardens and walking trails
Ashland - The Henry Clay Estate, 120 Sycamore Rd, Lexington, KY 40502, USA. Please present your GetYourGuide voucher at the museum store 15 minutes prior to the start of the tour.
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Ashland, The Henry Clay Estate


Thousands of Turkish shop owners and staffers have demonstrated in Istanbul to denounce the municipality's two-year ban on outdoor seats.
In a symbolic move on Sunday, about 2,000 protesters carried tables and chairs, calling for the removal of the ban and the compensation to their economic loss.
"Shop owners are the victims of the ban for two years," read one banner.
"After five months of the ban, there was a decrease of 80 percent of our income; and it is now about 40 percent and we still don't have any tables," Burcak Unver, owner of a cafe, said.
Reports say other groups including members of Peace and Democracy Party also joined the demonstrators in Istanbul's Beyoglu district.
Turkey has been rocked by nationwide protests and strikes against the policies of Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
The unrest began on May 31 after police broke up a sit-in held at Taksim Square to protest against the demolition of Gezi Park.
Over the past couple of weeks, tens of thousands of anti-government protesters have held demonstrations in tens of cities across the country.
The government has arrested many activists, among them high school students, on allegations of inciting unrest.
Erdogan has described the protesters as vandals, looters or terrorists, and claims the demonstrations are part of a plot to topple his government. Several have been killed and thousands injured as a result of the heavy-handed crackdown by the police.


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Southern Exposure: February, 2012
B+: Grade Gov. Chris Christie gave himself in a recent interview regarding his performance in 2011.
SIXTY-THREE: Percent of New Jersey residents who LIKE?HAVING?THEIR?GAS?PUMPED?FOR?THEM, according to a Fairleigh Dickinson University PublicMind poll.
25: Number of school board members and charter school trustees in the tri-county area stripped of their duties after failing to comply with a new law requiring them to submit to background checks.
10%: The proposed across-the-board income tax cut made by Gov. Chris Christie during his State of the State address.
$31,600: Winnings for Mount Ephraim's Brandon Libby who won two episodes of Jeopardy! in January.
2.2 pounds: Weight of Lucy, a miniature Yorkshire terrier recently inducted into the Guinness Book of World Records as the world's smallest working dog. The Absecon pet is a therapy dog with the Cherry Hill program Leashes of Love.
$125,000: Prize awarded to Voorhees-based Wish Upon a Hero, as one of five charities chosen across the country at the first-ever Chase American Giving Awards. The funding will be used to create a Hero Response Team, which will be deployed after natural disasters.
88,004: Amount of wishes granted so far across the country through the nonprofit. That number increases each day.
2.4%: Average increase in property taxes homeowners realized in 2011, the lowest increase in nearly two decades.
$7,758: Average property taxes paid by New Jersey residents in 2011.
2,274: Amount of calls to the Safe Ride program, founded in 2008 by Moorestown High School students to give their peers a ride home each Friday and Saturday night. The program is in memory of a high school senior who died in a drunk driving accident.
2 years: Length of a PetSmart grant awarded to the Animal Welfare Association in Voorhees to provide free spay/ neuter services to all cats in Bellmawr, Lindenwold, Voorhees and Gloucester Township.
40: Number of months Atlantic City casinos went without an increase in monthly revenue, a losing streak finally broken this past December when a 4.2 percent hike was reported.
100%: Voting attendance in 2011 for U.S. Rep. Frank LoBiondo (R-2), the only New Jersey representative who didn't miss a vote, according to a New York Times report.
From Passion to Career
One's a mother of four who's focused on fitness, family and urban farming. The other is an Italian immigrant who uses cooking to stay connected with her family. Together, Rebekah Borucki and Laura Vitale are among an international group of 31 fitness trainers and chefs selected to participate in YouTube's Next Trainer and Next Chef programs. Their large YouTube followings helped catch the judges' eyes for this contest, and winning $5,000 in camera and lighting equipment and $10,000 in promotions only makes them stronger.
Both women have been participating in an intensive 12-week training course, via Google+ Hangouts, focused on new filming and video editing techniques. "I've only implemented a few of the tips I've learned into my new videos, and my subscriber count, video views and audience engagement has gone through the roof," says Borucki, of Roebling, whose show can be found at YouTube.com/genghisgirl.
Matt McLernon, spokesman for YouTube, said selected participants needed to show originality and the ability to build an audience. "Rebekah and Laura are two great examples of that," he says.
Minotola resident Vitale (YouTube.com/LauraVitalesKitchen) hopes to publish a cookbook in the near future. She says she wants "to become known for what I love, so I can turn my passion into a career," which McLernon says is exactly the point of this new, innovative program.
Teaming Up for a Good Cause
The Flyers Wives Fight for Lives Carnival (pictured), celebrating its 35th anniversary on Feb. 19 at the Wells Fargo Center, is the largest fundraiser of the year for Comcast-Spectacor Charities, benefiting several local groups including March of Dimes, United Way and more. As Nadine Coburn says, planning for 2012 started right after last year's event, which attracted a record 10,000 fans. "It's unbelievable how much goes into it and how hard the staff works," she says of the carnival, which has raised $23 million in its run.
Coburn, wife of defenseman Braydon Coburn, is a co-chair for the up-close-and-personal event, where fans not only get to meet and greet their favorites, but will have opportunities to challenge them in Wii Boxing or score on a goalie.
We recently caught up with the Haddonfield resident as she balances promoting the family-friendly event along with the newfound joys of motherhood—the couple welcomed baby girl Rory last October—to talk about the event, and what life is like as one of the "Flyers Wives."
What makes this fundraiser so popular?
It gives to local beneficiaries. It's so important for people to see where the money goes. Also because it's such a fan-based, interactive event that the guys enjoy doing, and since the fans get to interact so closely with the players.
What's your favorite attraction at the carnival?
I definitely have to say the dunk tank. Braydon was up there last year. … I'm terrible when I see the younger guys up there. I just go up and press the button.
What else do you and the Flyers wives do to bond?
We are fortunate to have a really great group of girls. We did a cookie exchange at my house [during the holidays] and the kids decorated the cookies. We work out together, we hang out together, we're all in the same situation. We're like a support system if one of our husbands has an injury.
How do your skating skills compare to your husband's?
I unfortunately am not as talented as Braydon on the ice. I can skate and I can hold my own, but by no means am I competing for any Olympic activities.
What was the atmosphere at home like leading up the Winter Classic?
This was Braydon's second outdoor event. It was just so exciting to see the build-up, watching the 24/7 HBO series. We're both from western Canada, so playing outside is sort of a part of our culture.
What did you think of the 24/7 series?
It was well done. It was exciting to get some insight. Even as a wife of a player, you don't get to see that intimate aspect of the locker room and what it's like.
Why do so many Flyers families choose to call South Jersey home?
I think it's just so community oriented. It's such a great place to raise a family. … Braydon had the offer to re-sign here and we jumped on that because we enjoy being here so much and it's just become home for us.
Did You Hear
In the last two years, we have come together to address the mess that was our budget. The decline, deficits and departures that plagued our state just two years ago have been reversed. The budget is balanced. Our unemployment rate is no longer going up, it is coming down. Job growth has been restored—in the private sector, where we want it. New Jersey is back."
—Gov. Chris Christie during his State of the State address
Woodbury Heights
A deer crashed through the glass doors of a Goodwill Store here and romped around the store for a good five minutes before employees were able to corral the doe.
Gloucester City
An alert 11-year-old boy, who aspires to be a cop, helped police catch a suspected bank robber by following the man as he ran from the scene with exploded dye on his clothes.
A resident assistant at Rowan University allegedly gave her apartment key card to her boyfriend, who then entered several apartments along with his friends during the winter break.
The police department will no longer issue police badges for the civilian Public Safety Director position after the deputy mayor allegedly flashed his badge out his car window during a traffic stop.
A cemetery worker was arrested after confessing to stealing more than 200 brass flower vases from gravesites and selling them at a local scrap yard.
Mount Laurel
A disorderly man who was asked to leave a local McDonald's claimed he was a police officer in an attempt to prevent management from calling the real police. He was then charged with impersonating a police officer.
A man was arrested on burglary charges after he was found sleeping in an upstairs bedroom of the home he broke into.
A Hollywood Honor Rowan professor David Bianculli, author of Dangerously Funny, the Uncensored Story of the Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour, recently had his book optioned by none other than Hollywood mega-star George Clooney. The tongue-and-cheek comedy of the Smothers Brothers, which lent itself to the famous counterculture of the '60s, made them a hit and grasped the attention of Bianculli. He conducted 14 years' worth of research of Dick and Tom Smothers to write Dangerously Funny, interviewing them and dozens of others to delve into the show's cultural impact and issues of censorship—which led to the show's early demise.
The next step is screenwriters transforming the book into the screenplay.
"It's not only out of my hands, it's aggressively out of my hands." Bianculli says.
Once the writers are finished, Clooney will decide whether or not to move forward. "I would really like for them to do it, but it's enough of an honor just to be nominated," Bianculli says.
The professor, a TV critic since the '70s, boasts an impressive resume of work for multiple news outlets including The Philadelphia Inquirer and the New York Post, in addition to contributing to NPR's program Fresh Air. Bianculli currently runs a popular TV blog, aptly named TV Worth Watching.
—Shannon Caulfield
Sometimes an artist doesn't have to travel far for inspiration. For Traci Beden-Tambussi, who has been working with clay since 1975, she now finds it in her backyard.
The Cherry Hill resident went through a few different phases in her artwork, including clean, smooth pieces, then moving on to texture but achieving it with manmade objects. "I then discovered that nature had already made objects that were the perfect tools for my work," she says of using leaves.
"The result is something more beautiful than anything a mere human could ever create."
Beden-Tambussi, a former faculty member at then-Glassboro State College, currently offers instruction through her home studio, Mud Alley Pottery. Her work has been displayed in museums and galleries throughout New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Ohio. Along with selling her work at annual events such as the Haddonfield Crafts and Fine Arts Festival and the Wheaton Arts Festival of Fine Crafts, Beden-Tambussi is available for custom-made orders. "I am always glad to work with my customers so my pieces find the perfect home," she says.
To see more of her work or for information, visit her artist gallery at JerseyArts.com.
Reduce, Reuse, Freecycle
Janet Brennan was raised to never throw anything away that was still usable, so it's no wonder she quickly latched on to the philosophy behind Freecycle.org, an online community where users can post items they are looking to get rid of or looking to acquire.
Think Craigslist, but everything is free. Plus, users feel it's more personal and there's less spam. Members have to be approved before they are accepted into certain groups, designated by zip code. Brennan is one of the 6,000-plus members of the Camden County group.
"I felt it was a great way to keep useful items out of landfills that could be used by someone else," says Brennan, of Gibbsboro. Through the site, she has managed to unload almost all of her attic and shed, plus she's accumulated some pretty frugal finds herself.
"The dining room table I'm sitting at right now came from a woman moving to England," she says. "I also have received bikes, books, furniture, and cushions for my backyard."
Look at Carrie Rentz. Freecycle has helped her solve a frustration faced by many parents—buying clothes and toys that your baby outgrows in the blink of an eye. "I am a mother of a 5 year old, and it has helped me pass on items she has outgrown as well as receive items we have needed along the way," says the owner of the 2,300-member Sewell group.
Local people making a difference in South Jersey and beyond
The chairman of Holman Enterprises, Joseph S. Holman, was named the 2011 Citizen of the Year by the PENJERDEL Council, a group that promotes the tri-state area through a variety of local committees. Holman, 85, of Moorestown, heads the board for Holman's seven auto dealerships in Burlington County, and also dedicates his time to the Camden County United Way, Cooper Health System and the Coriell Institute for Medical Research in Camden.
Cooper University Hospital in Camden named Adrienne Kirby as their new chief operating officer. Kirby officially began her work with the Cooper Health System's health care delivery operations at the end of January. Coincidentally, she will be working in the same hospital she was born in.
Sewell mom and professional writer Linda Arceo is the spice of South Jersey, after being selected by Woman's Day magazine as the winner of their chili cook-off contest. Arceo perfected her 3-3-3 Chili through years of cooking it for her husband and two children, using three different kinds of meat, beans and peppers to earn her top honor. The recipe was featured in the nationally published magazine's February issue.
Gerard Ferro of the Marlton-based company Free For All, Inc. is earning a national do-gooder reputation. Ferro has joined the likes of Richard Branson and Oprah Winfrey on CNBC's list of "10 Serial Entrepreneurs" for his company's RxCut Plus program, providing more than $52 million in pharmacy discounts to program users.
The new year has been music to the ears of Mount Laurel's Joseph Jefferson. The Grammy-nominated songwriter created The Play 4 Me Foundation last year, providing local schools with musical instruments through private donations. Last year brought in $3,500 to his foundation, but 2012 is off to a great start, as he has already received $500 in donations from a variety of local families. He plans to double last year's total, and provide instruments to 10 or more talented students.
Voorhees resident Stephen Boro is the new director of Ph.D. Programs for Temple University's Fox School of Business and Management. He will oversee student admissions, life and all that come with the school's Ph.D. programs, ranging from entrepreneurship to accounting.
Rutgers-Camden Center for the Arts named Cyril Reade as their new director. Reade, a visual artist, curator and art historian, has stressed his interest in combining the art programs at Rutgers-Camden with the South Jersey area by implementing projects for local community groups and organizations.
Published (and copyrighted) in South Jersey Magazine, Volume 8, Issue 11 (February, 2012).


As a loft located in a former industrial building, this private residence for two scientists benefits from abundant natural light, high ceilings and large windows. The residence presented the challenge of how to utilize its exceptional height without detracting from its openness. Loci's solution was a sweeping platform floating above the main level. This approach increased the amount of living space without diminishing the home's unique character.


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10-Year-Old is the original Laphroaig, distilled the same way today as when Ian Hunter invented it more than 75 years ago. In making Laphroaig, malted barley is dried over a peat fire. The smoke from this peat, found only on Islay, gives the whisky its particularly rich flavour. Bold smoky taste, followed by a hint of seaweed and a surprising sweetness. This full-bodied variant is the foundation of all Laphroaig expressions and comes with a long finish.
The most richly flavoured of all Scotch whiskies. Distilled on the remote island of Islay off the West Coast of Scotland.
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Shortcross Gin is made by Northern Irish craft gin distillery, Rademon Estate. This small batch gin is made using their custom made still, which features a 450 litre copper pot still and two enrichment columns. Using intriguing botanicals like fresh apple, elderberry and wild clover, as well as juniper, coriander, orange peel, lemon peel and cassia, they produce a vibrant, floral style of gin that befits savouring it neat, as well as enjoying with tonic.
Copeland Smugglers Reserve Over-Proof
"Copeland Over-Proof Rum is inspired by the events of 14 August 1815, when the brig 'Andrew Savage', originally from Portaferry, landed home with fine rum from Belfast Bay in Antigua. It could be seen for days ahead of its landing with the newspaper reporting that it expected most of the cargo to safely land in Donaghadee's coves and tunnels along the coastline for lucky folks to enjoy. A sophisticated rum that relies on a double pot distillation over 10-14 days, Copeland's Overproof Rum is bottled at 57.2% and boasts pleasantly familiar aromas such as corner shop ice-cream and candied orange....
The first gin to be distilled in Co. Donegal. Dúlamán is the name of an Irish folk song which relates a conversation between two seaweed collectors (it is also the name of one of our gin seaweeds). The coast around Sliabh Liag holds an extraordinary bounty for such foragers with their centuries-old knowledge of harvesting and harnessing the qualities of these natural products. An Dúlamán bottles are reminiscent of those found along the Donegal coast during the wrecks of the Spanish Armada. Each bottle is wax sealed and the batch number is linked to the lunar phases. To make An...
Grey Goose Premium Vodka has an exquisite clear, fresh and elegantly aromatic taste. This is a premium vodka is of unparalleled smoothness and exceptional taste, with subtle hints of almond and a long, satisfying finish.
Jameson Crested Ten
Crested Ten was first released by Jameson in 1963, when the whiskey bonding trade was dying out. With a high proportion of pot still and Sherry-matured whiskeys, this is a top Irish blend, a real gem.
Yellow Spot 12 Year Old Whiskey
This is the second addition to the 'Spot' range of Irish whiskeys, which contains the famous Green Spot Still Whiskey. The Yellow Spot is a single pot still Irish whiskey which has been matured in three types of cask: American bourbon cask, Spanish Sherry butts and Spanish Malaga casks for a sweeter flavour. Tasting Notes Nose: There are masses of fleshy stone fruit on the nose, especially peach and apricot with hints of sherried dried fruit and Bourbon cask vanilla. Palate: The palate is equally fruity with a substantial body and a velvety texture. Finish: The finish is long and sweet with notes of marzipan...
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on December 1, 1977 in Columbus, OH. There best TV show released, and most known, also with highest ratings was "Spongebob Squarepants" A show about a yellow sponge named Spongebob Squarepants that lives in a city at the bottom of the Pacific Ocean called "Bikini Bottom." He works as a frycook at the Krusty Crab. Outside of work, he hangs out with his best friends Patrick Star, and Sandy Cheeks. His "friend" Squidward Tentacles (really his neighbor that hates him for his childish acts) is also a very big part in the series. Every episode we always get something new and improved, from Spongebob's quirky and childish behaviors, a bunch of the fans (the fanbase of children 6-12) really enjoy what there seeing and always come back for more. But anyways, look no further for what you came here for. Music by Nickelodeon. Here you can find Theme Songs from TV Shows distributed by Nickelodeon, soundtracks from episodes of shows, and many more.


How light is the government's burden? The Feds had to prove a nexus that is "more than remote, outlandish, or simply hypothetical."
United States v. Christopher Johnson, 2017 WL 4974579 (9th Cir. Nov. 2, 2017), decision available here.
Players: Decision by Judge Paez, joined by Judges Berzon and Christen.
Facts: Johnson was a (county) jail deputy. Id. When an inmate used an emergency intercom inappropriately, Johnson and another deputy, Kirsch, responded. The confrontation ended with a violent attack on the inmate. Id. Johnson wrote several reports about the incident that day. Id.
Johnson and Kirsch were federally indicted for assault, and Johnson also charged with obstruction under 18 USC § 1512(b)(3). Id. at *2. That statute criminalizes hindering the investigation of a judge or officer of the United States. Id. (quoting Section 1512(b)(3)) (emphasis in opinion).
The first trial ended in a mistrial: the deputies were acquitted of assault in the second trial. Id. Johnson, however, was convicted of obstruction. Id. In his Rule 29 and new trial motions Johnson argued that Fowler v. United States, 563 U.S. 668 (2011) required proof of a reasonable likelihood that his actions hindered communications to an officer of the United States. Those motions were denied.
Issue(s): "On appeal, Johnson argues that the Government failed to present sufficient evidence of a federal nexus for the alleged offense." Id. at *1.
Held: "Reviewing de novo and applying the federal nexus standard established in Fowler v. United States, we agree. More precisely, we hold that there was insufficient evidence for any rational juror to find that it was reasonably likely that Johnson's reports would have reached federal officers. We therefore reverse the district court's denial of Johnson's motion for a judgement of acquittal under Federal Rule of Criminal Procedure 29." Id. at *1.
Of Note: In a decision of first impression, Judge Paez holds that the holding of Fowler, decided in the context of § 1512(a)(1)(c), applies with equal force to a different subsection of the statute: § 1512(b)(3). In so doing, the Court gives a bit of a smack down to the government's protests, characterizing the government's argument as "a distinction without a difference," and an argument that would "make Fowler a nullity." The Court accordingly declined the government's invitation "to read Fowler in this nonsensical way." Id. at *3.
The punchline? Both of these subsections of the federal obstruction statute now require "a reasonable likelihood that [the obstructive] communication would reach a federal officer." Id.
How to Use: What exactly is "reasonable likelihood" proof of nexus that is required in a criminal trial? Judge Paez mulls this conundrum in Johnson. It ain't beyond a reasonable doubt – indeed, the government doesn't have to even prove "more likely than not." Id. at *4. The government, however, must "demonstrate that the likelihood was 'more than remote, outlandish, or simply hypothetical.'" Id. (citing Fowler, 563 U.S. at 678).
The Second and Fourth Circuits have built on a Third Circuit test, and require "additional appropriate evidence" (whatever that is) to satisfy Fowler's "reasonable probability" test. Id. at *4.
In Johnson, Judge Paez dodges the final question of whether (or what) "additional appropriate evidence" is a proof requirement – under any analysis, there was insufficient proof of a nexus here for conviction. Id. at *4-*5. The precise jury instructions required for the federal nexus component of this offense remain a fight for another day in the Ninth. If facing these charges, push the boundaries for the highest standard of proof you can muster. Johnson has a very thoughtful discussion of three circuits' treatment of this issue at *4: start the battle with this Johnson's helpful review of the current state of the law.
Paez, waited 1,506 days from his nomination by President Clinton until his confirmation in the senate: over four years. See article here. At the time, Judge Paez held the record for the longest Senate wait for federal robes.
Last week, four Circuit judges were confirmed in just one week (with a DJ thrown in for good measure). See article here . The speed and volume of Senate confirmations last week came close to setting new records.
Early suspicions are being, well, confirmed: the venerable Senatorial blue slip (or lack thereof) is becoming less of a factor in the pace of a judicial confirmation. See generally here; see also Memorandum of the Honorable Senator Feinstein of September 25, 2017, available here.
As for the Ninth? There is one nominee thus far, in Oregon, to replace Judge O'Scannlain. See judicial nomination report here; and press release here .
Three additional spots remain open in the Circuit: the seats of the Honorable Judges Harry Pregerson, Barry Silverman, and Richard Clifton. See United States Courts, Current Judicial Vacancies, available here.
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There is no denying that training for a figure or bikini competition can be an all encompassing goal.
And many women do it with all the other roles they play in life.
Like mother, wife, co-worker, employee/employer, friend, sister, etc.
But training for a competition AND planning your wedding?
Now this might sound a bit crazy right? Who has the time to hit the gym, meal prep, figure out program adjustments, and manage sleep–all while preparing to walk down the isle?
Well, Jessica did just that.
She got married about two weeks before stepping on the figure stage!
But in the beginning, she didn't know how it was all going to work out. Especially since we had to transform her awesome bikini body into a figure champion.
We had to put on size, reduce body fat and create the x-frame shape the judges want to see in their winner's circle.
And she had a pretty competitive class.
Jessica took my advice and signed up for true novice – which means everyone on stage with her had never competed before. And for newbies, this is a good strategy!
Well, there were enough ladies in this class to have 2 competitive call outs.
Jessica was in the first call out!
She came back at finals and collected her prize…she won 5th place!
And what is so amazing, was that we were able to structure her program so that she could enjoy her bridal shower & wedding day and still reach her stage goals. Isn't she a beautiful bride?
One thing that Jessica said she is thankful for was having coaching all the way to the stage which allowed her to focus on the big day!
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At the end of the 1990's, as part of a City & Guilds photography course, I did a piece of landscape work based on the canal around Shardlow. Following on from this came the idea to take a series of photographs that included each of the mileposts along the canal. From that idea came the pictures that are contained in this site. There are photographs of all of the 93 mileposts on the site plus the commemorative milepost at Derwent Mouth, the first milepost on the Caldon Canal and a section about the Anderton Boat Lift.
The site includes a couple of pages of background to the canal, its construction and the mileposts themselves. For anyone wishing to find out more, I have included a bibliography page and a series of links to some interesting canal-related material. For return visitors, there is an update page in the Picture Gallery section.
The canal hosted the Inland Waterways National Festival and Boat Show at the end of August 2004 on Shobnall Fields, Burton on Trent, and the 2005 show took place on the Bridgewater canal, which joins the northern end of the Trent & Mersey.
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Mental Health Services for Deaf People: Advances, Opportunities, and Challenges
Benito Estrada Aranda, Ines Sleeboom-van Raaij
Gallaudet University Press
237 Contributors KATERINA ANTONOPOULOU, PH.D, is an assistant professor in learning and communication in the Department of Home Economics and Ecology of Harokopio University in Greece. She has teaching experience in the education of children and adolescents with special educational needs. She has recently published papers on parenting and sibling relationships in families with deaf and hard of hearing children. She is also interested in the study of the development of referential communication and social understanding in deaf and hard of hearing populations. RICARDO C. BEDIA, PH.D., is a professor in the Department of Personality, Assessment and Psychological Treatment, Instituto Universitario de Integración en la Comunidad (INICO), Universidad de Salamanca (Spain). MARIA CHARALAMBOUS is a Cyprus Sign Language (CSL) Interpreter, and a M.Ed. holder in special (inclusive) education. LIEKE DOORNKATE is a psychotherapist, EMDR practioner, and CBT-therapist. Since 1994 she has worked in outpatient mental health and is specialized in the treatment of deaf and hard of hearing clients and their family members. As she is fluent in Dutch Sign Language, treatment is provided to clients in their own language. Since 2010 she has treated deaf and hearing clients in private practice in Amsterdam. In an inspiring cooperation with Jeantine Janse, a Deaf CBT-therapist, she trains new professionals in the field of mental health and deafness. MELISSA DRAGANAC-HAWK is a first-generation American of Deaf immigrant Peruvian parents. She is the principal of early childhood education at the Pennsylvania School for the Deaf and an adjunct professor of American Sign Language at the University of Pennsylvania. She is a past president of the National Council of Hispano Deaf and Hard of Hearing, and a consultant to the Tri-State Latino Deaf Association. ara86542_15_contributors.indd 237 ara86542_15_contributors.indd 237 12/10/15 6:56 PM 12/10/15 6:56 PM Contributors 238 BENITO ESTRADA ARANDA, PH.D., has a Ph.D. and master's degree in systemic therapy from the Pontifical University of Salamanca (Spain) and a degree in psychology from the Universidad Autonoma de San Luis Potosi (Mexico). He is a full-time research professor at the Psychology School of the University Autonoma of San Luis Potosi. He is a member of the National System of Researchers (Systema Nacional de Investigadores) and has published numerous scientific articles in peer-reviewed international and national journals. He is also the author of several books and book chapters. He is currently involved in funded research and collaborative projects with academic leaders in Mexico and around the world. He was the president of the fifth World Congress on Mental Health and Deafness. JOHANNES FELLINGER, M.D., PH.D., is head of the Health Centre for the Deaf, Institute of Neurology of Senses and Language at the Hospital of St. John of God, Linz, Austria. He is also a consultant for neurology and psychiatry, neuropediatrics , and an assistant professor for psychiatry 2011 at the University of Vienna. He served the World Federation of the Deaf Expert on Mental Health 2009–2011, and coordinates health issues since 2013. He initiated health and mental health services for the Deaf in Austria (Linz 1991, Vienna 1999, Salzburg 1999, Graz 2007) Bratislava 2008 Lebenswelt Schenkenfelden (a unit for deaf people with multiple disabilities) 1999, a training program for deaf care workers in 1997, and early intervention programs for deaf children. Dr. Fellinger was president of the fifth European Society for Mental Health and Deafness (ESMHD) Congress in 2003, chair of the special interest group, "Public Health" of ESMHD and member of the executive committee . He is a lecturer at the Medical University Vienna, and has conducted numerous research projects on deafness, quality of life, mental health, deaf adults and pupils. ANA GARCÍA GARCÍA is a clinical psychologist and Spanish Sign Language interpreter. She was co-founder of the Spanish Society for Mental Health & Deafness , and council member of the European Society for Mental Health and Deafness (ESMHD) since 1995. Since 2001, she has been coordinator and clinical psychologist at the Mental Health Unit for the Deaf at the general hospital "Gregorio Marañón" in Madrid, Spain, and since 2010, co-chair of the Medical Issues Special Interest Group of the ESMHD. She has conducted numerous research projects and lectures on mental health and deafness. KIKA HADJIKAKOU, PH.D, is qualified teacher of the deaf, CSL interpreter, and PhD holder in deaf education, currently working as a special needs coordinator at the Cyprus Ministry of Education and Culture. She is...
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Assassin's Creed Valhalla Next Expansion to Release in March 2022, Adding 40 Hours of Gameplay – Rumor
By Francesco De Meo
The next big Assassin's Creed Valhalla is releasing this coming March, according to rumors circulating online.
Today, reliable leaker Tom Henderson revealed that the next big expansion for the latest entry in the Ubisoft series is releasing in March 2022, and it will add 40 hours of gameplay. Tom Henderson also added that it will be a God of War-style expansion, which probably refers to the fact that it will expand the Norse Mythology elements already featured in the base game. Also, it seems like another DLC is coming this month, with a possible announcement being made during The Game Awards later this week.
The Settlers Reboot Finally Settles on a Release Date, Closed Beta Kicks off This Month
There's a new Assassin's Creed Valhalla DLC coming this December (announcement at TGA?).
There's also a massive DLC expansion coming in March 2022. It's expected to be around 40 hours of additional gameplay and will be a "God of War-style" expansion, whatever that means.
— Tom Henderson (@_Tom_Henderson_) December 7, 2021
Not much is currently known about the third Assassin's Creed Valhalla expansion coming next year. According to rumors, it will be called Dawn of Ragnarok and it will feature new gameplay mechanics, a new weapon type, and new special abilities for Eivor.
Assassin's Creed Valhalla is now available on PC, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, Xbox One, and Google Stadia worldwide. Learn more about the game by checking out my review.
Assassin's Creed Valhalla is a definite step up for the series, thanks to the many tweaks made to the RPG mechanics that powered the previous two entries in the series, better storytelling, great atmosphere, and meaningful side-content. Even with the tweaks, however, Assassin's Creed Valhalla is still an Assassin's Creed game at heart, so those who are not into the Ubisoft open-world game design will hardly change their opinion with the game. Everyone else will probably love every second of Eivor's adventure, especially if they are into Vikings and ancient Norse culture.
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Taxonomic Notes: Gnorimoschema segregatum Povolny, 1998, n. sp., Stapfia, v. 55, p. 327-347.
Povolny, D., 1998. New taxa and faunistic records of the tribe Gnorimoschemini from the Nearctic Region (Lepidoptera, Gelechiidae). Stapfia, 55: 327-347.


While Holly Willoughby is due to start her run presenting I'm A Celebrity in Australia tonight, her This Morning replacement, Rochelle Humes, seems to be doing a decent stand-in job.
The former Saturdays star-turned-TV-presenter, 29, has already started her five-week stint covering Holly's role with Phillip Schofield.
But according to The Mail on Sunday, some people at ITV aren't happy with her presenting, and have called it "lacklustre" and are annoyed that Phillip "refused" to let Amanda Holden have the job, as he allegedly thought she would be too "overbearing".
A source said: "All the happy, smiley faces on screen are to be taken with a pinch of salt. Holly is being hugely missed and the view is that Amanda would have been a total star but Phil Schofield didn't want her."
Just last week, it was revealed Amanda had a heated exchange with Phillip after she believed he got her axed from co hosting This Morning.
She was set to fill in for Holly but the offer was withdrawn at the last minute, according to The Sun.
The Britain's Got Talent judge, 47, believes Phil, 56, was behind her missing out on the coveted role — and it going instead to former girlband star Rochelle.
A source said: "Amanda was very excited when she learnt she had secured the role.
"She is very popular at ITV and has always been a favourite with This Morning.
"She's an experienced co-host and has filled in on the sofa on many occasions, including alongside Phil.
"So she was shocked when she was taken out to lunch by ITV executives who told her that unfortunately they couldn't follow through with the offer.
"During the lunch they let slip they thought the decision had been heavily influenced by Phil and that he had thrown a spanner in the works.
"Their meeting was a few weeks before the news broke that Rochelle would be covering for Holly and Amanda was understandably upset.
Shortly after learning her work offer was off, Amanda was interviewed by Phil and Holly on October 8 about her work with the charity, Tommy's.
And during an ad break she confronted Phil about her suspicions.
The source added: "She made it clear that she felt very let down.
"He was lost for words but didn't have much time to respond to Amanda's claims because the show was going back on air.
Mirror Online has contacted ITV for comment.


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I'm Free~~~~~~~Don't grieve for me, for now I'm free.I'm following the path God laid for me,I took His hand when I heard Him callI turned my back and left it all.I could not stay another dayto laugh, to love, to work or play.Tasks left undone must stay that way,I found that place at the close of day.If my parting has left a voidThen fill it with remembered joy.A friendship shared, a laugh, a kiss...
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Google may be working on an Uber-like service using autonomous vehicles, reports Bloomberg.
The financial newswire's story says Google's chief legal officer David Drummond, who sits on Uber's board, has mentioned Google's interest in some kind of Uber competitor, and that possible conflicts of interest are therefore being discussed. Google has apparently also done enough work on a car-summoning app that it can show off screenshots.
The plot thickens when one considers that Google Ventures was a source for much of Uber's startup capital: the Chocolate Factory tossed US$258m Uber's way in 2013 and more cash again last year.
Google's a fair way off getting any of its autonomous cars on the road, never mind enough of them to offer a decent taxi service. So Uber probably has a fair while before it needs to worry about this development.


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In this study of the reign of James II of Scotland, the king is viewed in the context of the Stewart monarchy, from his struggles to overcome his early adversity and the legacy of his father's style of kingship, to the serious political crises...
Scottish History Without the Boring Bits
As an antidote to more sober accounts of Scotland's history, Ian Crofon offers a colourful chronology of the eccentric, the infamous, the bawdy, the horrific and the hilarious people and events that have spattered across the pages of our...
The Vikings in Islay
The Hebridean island of Islay is well-known for its whisky, its wildlife and its association with the MacDonald Lords of the Isles. There would seem to be little reason to dwell on its fate at the hands of marauding Northmen during the Viking Age....
Clearance and Improvement
Social and economic changes included an increase in production of food and raw materials, in turn sustaining the remarkable growth of towns and cities over this period. However, in the folk memory of Scotland the social and cultural costs of the...
The Beatons
This book traces the Clann Meic-bethad or Clan MacBeth whose members practised medicine in the classic Gaelic tradition in various parts of Scotland from the early fourteenth to the early eighteenth century. From many medieval Gaelic manuscripts...
A remote, barren and ruggedly beautiful island lies at the southern end of the Outer Hebrides. Its people, loyal for centuries, have abandoned it but the beauty and history of Mingulay remain. The story of St Kilda, whose inhabitants were also...
Set in Stone
The land that was to become Scotland has travelled across the globe over the last 3,000 million years – from close to the South Pole to its current position. During these travels, there were many continental collisions, creating mountain belts...
Wild Voices
The journeys in this book are tales of adventure on foot and by canoe through some of the last wild places in Scotland. Each journey is haunted by the ghost of another writer – Neil Gunn, Iain Thomson, Rowena Farre – who has left behind...
Orkney lies only 20 miles north of mainland Scotland, yet for many centuries its culture was more Scandanavian than Scottish. Strong westerly winds account for the scarcity of trees on Orkney and also for the tradition of well-constructed stone...
The World's End Murders
The horrific killing of two young Edinburgh women in October 1977 sparked a nationwide manhunt that turned into one of Britain's longest and most famous murder investigations. In The World's End Murders, Tom Wood and David Johnston tell...
Scotland and the Great War
There has been very little previous attention paid to Scottish civilians during the Great War, but, as is revealed here, Scotland had its own unique experience. Of multi-disciplinary interest for academics, and of broad general interest too, this is...
When I Heard the Bell
On 31 December 1918, hours from the first New Year of peace, hundreds of Royal Naval Reservists from the Isle of Lewis poured off successive trains onto the quayside at Kyle of Lochalsh. A chaotic Admiralty had made no adequate arrangements for...
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Basil William Douglas, Lord Daer, was a remarkable man who left an indelible impression on those who knew him, including the poet Robert Burns and French intellectual and revolutionary the Marquis de Condorcet. Daer was a restless, energetic spirit...
Kinship, Church and Culture
John Bannerman (1932-2008) saw the history of Scotland from a Gaelic perspective, and his outstanding scholarship made thatperspective impossible to ignore. As a historian, his natural home was the era between the Romans and the twelfth century when...


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Al final de este viaje es el segundo álbum del cantautor cubano Silvio Rodríguez, editado en 1978 por el sello Movieplay.

Detalles
Este disco fue grabado en España, en los madrileños Estudios Sonoland, en 1978.
El álbum muestra a Silvio Rodríguez acompañado únicamente de su guitarra, e incluye canciones compuestas entre los años 1968 y 1970, siendo uno de los trabajos más directos del artista, sin utilizar mayores arreglos ni adornos.

Incluye algunos de los temas clásicos del cantautor, como "Ojalá", "Canción del elegido" y "Óleo de mujer con sombrero", entre otros.

Lista de canciones
 Todos los temas escritos y compuestos por Silvio Rodríguez

Lado A
 "Canción del elegido" – 2:55
 "La familia, la propiedad privada y el amor" – 3:48
 "Ojalá" – 3:34
 "La era está pariendo un corazón" – 3:10
 "Resumen de noticias" – 3:44

Lado B
 "Debo partirme en dos" – 4:53
 "Óleo de mujer con sombrero" – 2:25
 "Aunque no esté de moda" – 3:36
 "Qué se puede hacer con el amor" – 2:49
 "Al final de este viaje en la vida" – 3:46

Créditos
 Guitarra y voz: Silvio Rodríguez
 Producción: Pedro Orlando
 Grabado en los estudios Sonoland de Coslada (Madrid) en 1978
 Ingeniero de sonido: José Antonio Álvarez Alija

Enlaces externos y referencias
 Playlist oficial del álbum Al final de este viaje en YouTube
 Créditos y lista de temas
 Página del álbum
 Significado de las canciones incluidas en "Al final de este viaje"

Álbumes de Silvio Rodríguez
Álbumes de 1978

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Grand Rapids Press File PhotoIn this file photo, Bill McCarrel displays a handful of slime that was growing in a Thornapple River tributary behind his Cascade Township home. Locally the tributary is known as Trout Creek.
How to dispose of deicing fluid runoff at the Gerald R. Ford International Airport is at the top of the agenda of the Kent County Aeronautics Board meeting Wednesday morning.
The board at the end of August submitted a request to the state Department of Environmental Quality to spend $15 million to funnel storm water runoff from the airport directly to the Thornapple River, bypassing a small tributary into which it now empties.
While previous reports talked of a pipeline running from the airport directly to the river, the plan calls for a combination of overland flow and pipes routing it under roads or railroads.
The runoff would include propylene glycol, an organic compound used for melting snow and ice on planes. The plan has raised questions among some community members who are concerned about its effect on the waterway.
One person started an online petition to stop the plan that had 1,244 signatures Tuesday morning.
The airport uses an average of 83,000 gallons of the fluid each year, airport spokesman Bruce Schedlbauer said. About a third of the fluid is captured and recycled, about another third never leaves the property and the remaining runs off with storm water.
The current system routes the storm water to Trout Creek, a small tributary of the Thornapple River. It is blamed for adding to the creation of biofilm, a stinky slime that uses the de-icing fluid as food. The DEQ in 2010 ordered the airport to stop the runoff into the creek.
The plan, which was chosen from seven possible options, is subject to approval by the DEQ and is far from a done deal, Schedlbauer said.
The proposed route would enter the river in Cascade Township approximately where I-96 crosses the river.
The meeting is scheduled for 8:30 a.m. in the International Room on the first floor of the airport terminal.
"The consultants are coming in to provide an overview of the issue, the alternatives and even current practices," Schedlbauer said.


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sediba probably walked awkwardly with its feet rolling inward and slightly pigeon-toed.
Australopithecus sediba, an ancient hominid that bears features similar to both chimpanzees and modern humans, walked pigeon-toed, had front teeth that look like ours, and was likely a vegetarian, researchers concluded.
Suddenly my hands feel slippery against the copper pole and I peer down at my pigeon-toed feet, even more awkward in those 6-inchers.
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We might think that nobody would knowingly admit to certain defects like being bowlegged or pigeon-toed, and then we meet a mother who brings up in every conversation that her daughter has the widest feet the doctor has ever seen.
The book makes a stimulating read, but I confess I'm with Schiaparelli all the way - perhaps it's because her models look like women instead of petulant, sulky, sometimes pigeon-toed, schoolgirls, which are Prada's choice as you might expect.
An hilarious story in our sister paper the Sunday Mercury showed a great picture of a pigeon-toed old 'un in naval uniform, a young woman on crutches dressed in a black beret and combat uniform beside a smartish soldierly type.
By Most Welcome, Suances was out of Prayer Wheel, a pigeon-toed mare whom Pritchard-Gordon bred and raced without success under both codes, including once when ridden into fourth over hurdles by Princess Anne at Doncaster.
After Sampras mimicked Agassi's pigeon-toed walk, Agassi repeated the criticism in his book "Open" that Sampras was a poor tipper.
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The band, including Benn Ra, former member of Nation of Fear, provides the perfect guitars for singer/songwriter/programmer Debra Fogarty's voice for a blitzkrieg of sound. AntheM Mastrino, and Sharon Blackstone are the perfect bandmates and prove with this album that they have everything inside them to claim their rightful place next to the Sisters of Mercy and Siousxie on the Hierarchy of Gothic Royalty.
The lyrics in the hypnotic and condemning ballad "Forgotten" pretty much sum up the theme of the album: "How did you? How did you ever do it? Cause you Never Ever looked back. Cause you never thought to care ONCE!! Teach me your trick. Teach me your trick, teach me not to ever look back, teach me not to ever care. Teach me your trick, not to care." Exposing the Sickness digs up the dirt in every hostage love affair and it's no surprise that this album is dedicated to all the victims of mentally abusive relationships. Robert Smith of The Cure has chosen Diva Destruction for his top ten pick list on mp3.com. Winner of the "Best LA Goth Band" award by the Goth City News and voted as "Newcomers of the Year" by the readers from Orkus magazine (Germany), the band also headlined many large European festivals last year. What else do you need to know?
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a drop in the ocean:The police crackdown on speeding is just a drop in the ocean in solving Taiwan's traffic problems.
Diligence can make up for lack of intelligence.
There is no contending against odds.
Distant kinsmen mean less than close neighbors. / A near neighbor is better than a distant cousin.
You must reap what you have sown. / As you sow, so shall you reap.


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Mycobacterium orygis is a species of the tuberculosis complex of the genus Mycobacterium. It causes tuberculosis in oryx, rhinos, dairy cattle, rhesus monkeys, and humans.

Morphology
Mycobacterium orygis is similar in morphology to species in the tuberculosis complex of Mycobacterium. It is a non-motile, acid fast bacterium. The cell walls are composed primarily of Mycolic acids. The cells are irregular rods, 0.3–0.5 um in diameter and 2–3 um in length.

Metabolism
Mycobacterium orygis is an obligate aerobe, and a facultative intracellular pathogen. It has a doubling time of 15–20 hours within cells, and longer when outside cells. Mycobacterium orygis uses the host's cells internal fatty acids for both a carbon source and an energy source. These molecules include cholesterol, triacylglycerides, and glycosphingolipids. The optimum growing range for this species is 32 degrees Celsius.

Genome
Strain 51145, obtained from a human diagnosed with tuberculosis meningitis in 1997, has a 4.4 Mbp genome, 4032 genes and a GC content of 65.6%.

Causative agent of tuberculosis
This species is a pathogen of oryx, deer, dairy cattle, rhesus monkeys, and humans. It is internationally spread as of 2021. It is a threat to the greater one-horned rhinoceros, which is considered vulnerable by the ICUN. It can present as respiratory and neurological disease, and forms granulomas which can cause severe health problems and death.

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Mycobacteria
Tuberculosis
Bovine diseases


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Stevie should know his role and shut his mouth!
I recommend you go to the gym for a few months wee man. It can't be that heavy its paper ffs!
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Midland School Photo #2 - Midland's 10-acre certified organic garden. It currently provides 80% of the produce that our community consumes in the dining hall.
Midland School Photo #3 - Small community: twice per day our students, faculty, and staff gather for assembly outside, led by our two senior class Head Prefects.
Midland School Photo #4 - Midland's students plant, cultivate, harvest, wash, and deliver organic produce from our garden to the kitchen, learning what it takes to grow their own food by tracing their hard work from the farm to the table.
Midland School Photo #5 - Backpacking into the Los Padres Wilderness. Our students take frequent trips on Midland's 2,860 acre property.
Midland School Photo #6 - English class held outside on Midland's campus.
Midland School Photo #7 - Our varsity girls soccer team huddles up during a home game.
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Midland School Photo #9 - Our sophomore class installing our 13th 3-kW solar array on campus during Midland's annual Experiential Week.
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BAD GIRLS OF FILM NOIR: Volume 1 features lower budget crime films from the vaults of Columbia Studios. Danger, lies, treachery and dames that will drag you straight to hell.
THE KILLER THAT STALKED NEW YORK (1950) stars Evelyn Keyes as Sheila Bennet a woman smuggling diamonds. Unfortunately, that is not all she is carrying, she also has small pox. Over the course of the film, she clashes, and infects, numerous folks while Dr. Ben Wood (William Bishop) works to trace the deadly outbreak. By the end of the film, a massive movement to immunize the entire city has begun. This film is half crime drama, half PSA. Apparently the film is based on an actual NYC outbreak in 1947 (though it was not as severe).
TWO OF A KIND (1951) Brandy Kirby (Lizabeth Scott) joins forces with Vincent Mailer (Alexander Knox), a lawyer of questionable morals, to scam the McIntyres, a rich eldery couple, out of their millions. Decades earlier, the McIntyres lost their boy in Chicago. He was never found. Brandy searchs high and low and finds Lefty Farrell (Edmond O'Brien), a two-bit gambler. to pass as the long long McIntyre heir. Brandy uses her feminine wiles to entice Lefty to join in on the con.
BAD FOR EACH OTHER (1953) Army doctor Tom Owen (Charlton Heston), upon returning home to small town Pennsylvania, finds himself facing a moral dilemma: Should he opt to become a city doctor for the wealthy or return to his mentor and help the town miners. Considering the name of this set, it should come as no surprise that a dame (Lizabeth Scott) entices Tom to head to the big city. Tom soon finds himself covering for his partner, a hack of a physician whose skills have eroded from years of quackery. In some ways, this puppy is a bit heavy-handed and seems to suggest that those with money are less deserving than those without. I also was a little surprised to find Heston's performance just short of the overacting levels of William Shatner.
THE GLASS WALL (1953) I am a little baffled as to why this is included here. I just don't see it as an actual noir film. Peter Kaban ( Vittorio Gassman) is a Hungarian looking to find a better life in America. He attempts to sneak into New York, but is caught. He explains that he saved the life of an American G.I. And thus should be allowed to stay. The problem is that he only has the first name of the American (Tom) and if he is sent back to Hungary, he will be killed!
So Peter makes a break for it and breaks his ribs in the process. But even broken ribs won't stop him from pursuing the American dream. All he needs to do is find Tom…in New York city. But it is not as hard as it sounds, he knows that Tom plays the clarinet in a night club. Admittedly that does narrow it down a bit.
Peter's story makes the papers and Tom sees it! But Tom is focused on an important audition and does immediately reach out to the authorities. Plus, his gal does not see why he should help out this fuzzy little foreigner…ok, that is my words (well, Bill Murray's words). I guess his girlfriend is the bad girl, but she is more of a little b…rat than bad girl.
The picture quality is quite impressive considering the age of these films. While some better known films are preserved, these are mid level so the the quality is surprising. The transfer is clean and the sound is good.
Trailers are included for each title as well as THE PAYOFF, a Ford Television Theater presentation from 1956. It stars Howard Duff as a P.I. And was written by Blake Edwards.
None of these films are really bad, they simply are b grade films that were made by the dozens back in the day. Keeping this in mind, one will likely enjoy this set. The picture quality is, as I said, good and the price is reasonable.
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