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Sgt Jack Tritt
Montreal, Montreal Region, Quebec, Canada
16 Nov 1942 (aged 25)
Pitsea, Basildon District, Essex, England
Sutton Road Cemetery
Southend-on-Sea, Southend-on-Sea Unitary Authority, Essex, England
Plot R. Grave 12267.
Flight Sergeant R/66697 Royal Canadian Air Force. Son of Gerald and Sarah Tritt, of Montreal, Province of Quebec, Canada. Aged 25
Member of the 425 Squadron Wellington III BJ894 KW-K Training Crashed 1930, during the course of a Bulls Eye exercise,on Marshes near Canvey Island, Essex.
One report states: 'flew down the length of Long Road, engine ablaze and crashed and burned so fiercely at the end of Northwick Road, that when the bodies were recovered the pennies in their pockets had melted and fused to the bones. These guys are buried in Sutton Road Cemetery in Southend.'
Another states: '…as far as I can make out, the Wellington bomber was on a routine training flight when a German night fighter, which was on the prowl over the Thames area caught it. It flew along the length of Long Road all ablaze and eventually came down on the opposite bank of the creek at the end of Northwick Road. This is now where Pitsea tip is, I imagine.'
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The trailer is packed, the car is french toast and we're down to only 3287 items left on the todo list.
Here's some event info Beth was kind enough to put together for anyone that may want to come watch.
The start of the race is at 12noon on Saturday and one of the few times that you see the cars together! Plan is to get there by at least 11:00am. Tickets cost $20 for a single day pass and $30 for a weekend pass. This gives you access to the Grand Stands and Paddock. There is no age limit to enter the Paddock. Children must be accompanied by an adult and the adult must sign a waiver. There is no group rate or kid rate. (Bummer!) The ticket booths are outside the Paddock so you will get a chance to walk through it and see the cars. They say to try to park near the Paddock so if you want to leave things in your car, you can run back and get them.
Everyone must wear closed toed shoes. This is the only rule that remained the same. In addition, Lemon's allows backpacks and small personal coolers. You must be able to tuck these items underneath your knees when sitting in the grandstand. You can buy lunch or bring your own. Hibachi's and grills are only permitted in the parking lots.
There will be port-a-johns for the masses and they are not fancy!


UPDATE: A few days ago, IKEA announced that it has sold one million vegan hot dogs, two months after launching the new menu item in Europe!
The veggie dog has since been launched in both the United States and Canada (you can check out our review here).
Earlier this year, Costco sold over one million vegan burgers in less than 60 days.
May 11, 2018: IKEA's vegan hot dog is making its way to European stores this summer. While the U.S. was part of the "other countries [that] will follow in a second step" category, there is now an update.
"Ready for some tasty news? IKEA Food is testing a Veggie hot dog in the IKEA Malmö store in Sweden! If you're around, try it and tell us what you think of it.
Bring it to the Round Rock, Texas IKEA, please!
Why the delay for bringing it stateside? Logistics etc. Is it deemed harder to source the product stateside? Are vegetarian and vegan foods considered unsure in terms of a demand for them stateside?


The paper company says it acquired the Colorado startup to bring its printable RFID tag research and development in-house.
Aug 31, 2006—Paper and packaging giant Weyerhaeuser announced on Wednesday that it had purchased Organic ID. For the past few years, this Colorado Springs startup has been developing printable RFID tags. Printed tags contain circuits and transistors that are deposited, or printed, with a special mix of conductive organic polymers instead of using silicon-based chips (see Developing Tomorrow's Tags).
Thus far, only very simple, low-frequency RFID tags have been successfully printed. The technology will need considerable improvements to support printing tags in large volumes, or printing tags that could support high-frequency transmissions and longer read ranges. But many in the RFID industry are hoping the technology will advance to the point where tags could be mass-produced and printed directly into packaging at a fraction of the cost of silicon-based RFID tags.
"We've been looking at RFID technology and the various companies developing the technology for many years. We've also been working with Organic ID," says Weyerhaeuser spokesman Frank Mendizabal. "Since Organic ID is working toward item-level RFID tags, we decided to buy it and its patents, and to help it develop those tags. We think Organic ID brings some good people, ideas and technology to the table."
Mendizabal says the company does not yet have any prototypical item-level tags at a production level. In 2004, Organic ID said it was aiming to release its first tag product in 2007. However, Klaus Dimmler, Organic ID's president and CEO (now a general manager within the Weyerhaeuser organization) said today that he could not comment on how close the company is to releasing a product.
The last significant milestone Organic ID reached toward that goal was in April of last year, when it announced it had printed rectifier circuits able to process radio waves at frequencies of 13.56 MHz (see RFID News Roundup). Rectifiers convert alternating current to direct current, which is used to power a tag.
In February, Philips Research, the research arm of Philips Electronics, created a high-frequency (13.56 MHz) RFID tag using polymer-based chips, but the tag was not yet printable. German company Poly IC is also developing printed tags. Most technologists agree, however, that printed tags will never be able to transmit at frequencies much higher than 13.56 MHz due to the characteristics of organic polymers.
Mendizabal says Organic ID's 10-person staff will continue to work at its Colorado Springs location, though the company has not yet released terms of the acquisition. In 2005, Weyerhaeuser recorded sales of $22.6 billion. It has offices or operations in 18 countries, with customers worldwide.
"We weren't specifically seeking an acquisition," Dimmler says of the sale, "but it seemed like the right thing for us to do." Organic ID and Weyerhaeuser, he adds, shared a common vision for integrating printable tags directly into packaging materials.
Weyerhaeuser is not the first paper and packaging company to show an interest in Organic ID. In late 2004, Organic ID announced a partnership with International Paper, through which the paper company was to provide its printing expertise and resources (see IP Enters Polymer-Chip Partnership).
Attaching a silicon chip to an antenna (whether that antenna is printed with conductive ink or etched from metal) to form a passive RFID tag is a slow and expensive process. This is one of the main reasons users of the technology are seeking printable tags, in which the antenna and chip would both be printed in one process.


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PA DA Sees His First "Ghost Gun" Case
Posted at 4:00 pm on July 22, 2020 by Tom Knighton
The media, with the help of the ATF, are constantly screaming about the "growing threat" that so-called ghost guns represent. I've argued the ATF is actually feeding this, probably in some attempt to exert greater control over the firearm market than they already have. I've also argued that these firearms don't represent nearly the threat that they're being made out to be.
Much of the problem is a lack of hard numbers associating these claims. When they do show up, what we see is a minute number of these weapons turning up when you consider the probable total number of guns being seen in criminal hands.
What much of this "growth" actually turns out to be is that some people, such as a Pennsylvania district attorney, are seeing their first cases.
The type of firearm used in the July 10 double slaying in Snyder County is at the center of a statewide debate over the sale of untraceable, partially manufactured gun frames.
Snyder County District Attorney Michael Piecuch said he's been aware of ghost guns — untraceable homemade firearms that can be built with kits that provide about 80 percent of the parts — showing up in Philadelphia but until now they haven't appeared in any criminal activity in the county.
"This is the first case I'll have with it," he said.
Christopher T. Fernanders, the suspect in the fatal shooting of his former wife, Heather Sue Campbell, 46, of Trevorton, and Matthew T. Bowersox, 52, of Mifflinburg, is accused of using a homemade P80 polymer 9mm pistol, also known as a ghost gun, court records said.
Fernanders, 55, of Paxinos, had to relinquish his weapons about a week before the murders due to a protection from abuse order taken out by Campbell who alleged in court documents that he threatened her life.
Now, this is a tragedy, to be sure. It's awful what happened.
Yet, let's also remember that Fernanders likely had this firearm (allegedly) prior to the protection order being issued. He failed to turn it in despite the law requiring him to do so.
Either that, or he built the firearm at a time when it was illegal for him to do so. I find that one doubtful because it takes time to order all the parts and have them shipped to you, then for you to build the weapon itself. I just don't think that's happening in a week, though it's possible these were purchased prior to the order being issued–possibly even because such an order was likely–and then it be built. Regardless, building the gun at that point would still be illegal.
In other words, there's no version of events that allows Fernanders to have had a firearm after the order was issued. And yet, he still did. That's because if someone has criminal intentions, they're not worried about complying with the law. They just want to appear to comply long enough that he can get away with whatever he may have planned.
While Fernanders still has to stand trial, some will point to his as some kind of evidence that "ghost guns" represent a clear problem. However, I'd argue that if the D.A. hadn't seen one before know, it's probably not nearly as big of a problem as many might like for you to believe.
The problem here was that someone shot and killed two innocent people in cold blood. How they got the gun is irrelevant.
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The number of migrants registered at the EU's borders more than tripled in July to 107,500 compared to the same month last year, figures released by Frontex on Tuesday (18 August) show.
It passed the record 100,000 in a single month for the first time since the EU's border control agency began keeping records in 2008.
The number of detections in 2015 (January-July) now totals nearly 340,000, compared to 123,500 recorded in the same period of last year.
At least 2,300 people have also died this year while trying to cross the Mediterranean Sea to reach Europe, research by The International Organisation for Migration says.
The surge has created huge pressure on border control authorities.
"This is an emergency situation for Europe that requires all EU member states to step in to support the national authorities who are taking on a massive number of migrants at its borders," said Frontex director Fabrice Leggeri.
In July, almost half of the detections were reported in the Aegean Sea (nearly 50,000), mainly on the Greek islands of Lesbos, Chios, Samos, and Kos.
Hungarian authorities reported more than 34,800 detections while Italy detected more than 20,000 migrants in July.
The number of people entering Spain through Ceuta and Melilla, its exclaves in Morocco, is also increasing, according to the Spanish interior ministry. The total of 12,549 in 2014 was a big jump from the year before, when 7,472 entered Spain.
Spain has been slammed for its treatment of migrants on its borders with Morocco.
In a recent report, human rights organisation Amnesty International accused Madrid of carrying out unlawful deportations to Morocco and the unnecessary or excessive use of force by law enforcement officials at the exclaves' borders.
Mediterranean Sea shores are the entry point to Europe for most migrants, but not the end destination.
Germany is to raise its forecast for the number of asylum seekers expected this year from a previous 450,000 to at least 650 000, German daily Handelsblatt reported on Tuesday.
Interior minister Thomas de Maiziere, who is scheduled to present a new prognosis by the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees on Wednesday, will say that the number of asylum seekers coming to Germany in 2015 could go as high as 750,000.
In a ZDF interview on Sunday, chancellor Angela Merkel also highlighted the severity of the migrant crisis.
She also indicated Germany is in favour of reforming EU asylum laws, which, in their current state, put the burden on frontline countries, such as Greece and Italy, where asylum seekers first enter EU territory.
Neither the UK nor the Frech government has given full details of what the deal will involve.
Thousands of migrants camp around Calais and each night hundreds attempt to reach the UK by breaching security around the port and the Eurotunnel.
Following the Calais meeting, French interior minister Bernard Cazeneuve is to travel to Berlin for talks on Europe's migration policies.


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"I'll Sit This One Out" – Fifth Circuit Permits Secured Creditor to Disregard Chapter 11 Case
By Ben Feder on August 28, 2013
Posted in Chapter 11
A few weeks ago in In re S. White Transportation, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit permitted a secured creditor that had indisputably received notice of the debtor's chapter 11 case, but took no steps to protect its interests until after the confirmation of the debtor's plan, to continue to assert a lien against the debtor's property post-confirmation.
In S. White Transportation, the debtor contested the lien of Acceptance Loan Co. It listed Acceptance's lien as "disputed" in its schedules. The court noted that "Acceptance received effective notice of the pendency of SWT's bankruptcy on at least several occasions", but Acceptance never appeared in the case and never filed a proof of claim. Acceptance also failed to object to the debtor's plan of reorganization, which provided no recovery for Acceptance. Shortly after the debtor's plan was confirmed by the bankruptcy court, Acceptance filed a motion seeking a declaration that its lien had nevertheless survived.
The bankruptcy court denied by motion, citing the unambiguous language of Section 1141(c) of the Bankruptcy Code, which states that, unless the plan itself provides otherwise, "after confirmation of a plan, property dealt with by the plan is free and clear of all claims and interests". The district court reversed, however, and the Fifth Circuit upheld the reversal.
The Fifth Circuit referred to a general principle that liens are unaffected by bankruptcy, but acknowledged that the maxim is at odds with Section 1141(c). A previous Fifth Circuit decision, Ahern Enterprises, had added a judicial gloss to Section 1141(c) that a secured creditor whose lien is voided thereunder must have in some way "participated" in the chapter 11 case, but did not elucidate what "participation" meant in this context. The bankruptcy court in S. White Transportation broadly interpreted the "participation" requirement of Ahern Enterprises to encompass a creditor who received notice and failed to take any steps to protect its interests. The Fifth Circuit, however, ruled that "'participation' connotes activity, and not mere nonfeasance", and refused to find Section 1141(c) satisfied here.
Notice to creditors and interested parties is the life blood of bankruptcy practice, particularly in large chapter 11 cases where thousands of claims must be definitively resolved in order for a debtor to reorganize successfully. The Supreme Court has held that creditors' rights may be affected in bankruptcy so long as notice is given that is sufficient to comport with the requirements of due process.
Large debtors often have numerous junior encumbrances on property, such as mechanics liens, which are disputed or completely underwater. It is often vital to a debtor's ability to reorganize that it be able to extinguish such encumbrances upon emergence, particularly where it needs to attract fresh debt capital in order to complete its reorganization. A requirement that the mere provision of notice to such creditors can no longer suffice to address such liens would place a huge and costly burden on chapter 11 debtors to effectuate the "participation" of passive creditors in their cases, such as by utilizing Section 501(c) of the Bankruptcy Code to file proofs of claim on such creditors' behalf.
Chances are, however, that S. White Transportation will prove to be an outlier. Recent judicial trends have emphasized the "plain meaning" mode of statutory interpretation, even in instances, such as the recent controversy over credit bidding by secured lenders, where the results are demonstrably at odds with long standing commercial practice. Here, conversely, it is the Fifth Circuit's embellishment of Section 1141(c) that has led to a departure from what most bankruptcy practitioners would view as an established norm, i.e., that the rights of a party who has indisputably received notice, but chooses not to participate in a chapter 11 case, can be materially and negatively affected.
Nonetheless, if the Fifth Circuit's rationale in S. White Transportation were to be adopted by other circuits or upheld by the Supreme Court, it clearly would have a significant impact on large chapter 11 cases.
Tags: Chapter 11, Fifth Circuit, S. White Transportation, Section 1141(c), Section 501(c), secured creditor
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Florida Beaches Guide - St. Joseph Peninsula National Park
GG Staff | Jun 2, 2008 - 12:12 | 2 Comments
Select ratingGive Florida Beaches Guide - St. Joseph Peninsula National Park 1/5Give Florida Beaches Guide - St. Joseph Peninsula National Park 2/5Give Florida Beaches Guide - St. Joseph Peninsula National Park 3/5Give Florida Beaches Guide - St. Joseph Peninsula National Park 4/5Give Florida Beaches Guide - St. Joseph Peninsula National Park 5/5
Gulf County, near Port St. Joe, Florida
Prepare yourself. You're going to get lost in all the beauty St. Joseph has to offer. With miles of white sand and translucent waters, it's no surprise this beach ranks as one of the top beaches in the United States.
St. Joseph Peninsula National ParkAnd every year more and more outdoor enthusiasts fall in love with exceptional views of the high dunes and sand pine scrub. Encompassing more than 2,500 acres of parkland, St. Joseph shelters and protects more than 240 species. But don't be surprised at how secluded the park is when you arrive; St. Joseph is 75 miles from the closest metropolitan city.
Accommodations: You'll find 100 campsites and 8 fully furnished cabins at St. Joseph Peninsula State Park. Tents and RV's rentals are $20 per day/night, and cabin rental fees range from $20 - $90/per night. All cabins come with pillows, sheets, towels and blankets and cookware, cooking utensils and dishware
St. Joseph's Local Activities: Enjoy fishing, canoeing, kayaking, hiking and bicycling. Or relax and let loose when swimming or sunbathing on your own private section of the beach. Snorkelers also love the beach, so don't forget your equipment if you're a fan of the sport.
St. Joseph Area Attractions: Chances are you've been horseback riding on a beach, but now you can try this fairytale activity offered in Cape San Blas. When here, a must-see is the Cape San Blas lighthouse. This 98ft tall lighthouse doesn't offer tours, but your friends will be jealous when it creates the perfect backdrop for your vacation pictures.
St. Josephs Area Events:
Scallop Day (September): Who can say no to a day full of sitting around the camp stove eating delicious, fresh scallops?
Florida Panhandle Birding and Wildlife Festival (October): Hosted tours of Port St. Joe showcasing the beautiful park and beach wildlife.
St. Joseph's Nightlife: If it's a club you're looking for, you won't find it here! Create your own nightlife at St. Josephs with your girlfriends sitting around the campfire, enjoying the natural beauty of the park. Red wine is definitely a must-pack.
St. Joseph's Weather: Spring and summer months span from the high 90Fs to lows in the mid 40Fs in winter.
St. Joseph's Facilities: Restrooms, showers and picnic areas are all available, but there are no lifeguards. Get your friends together and enjoy a game on the basketball court or baseball field at the recreational areas of the park. St. Joseph's is completely wheelchair accessible and has a medical facility.
Beach Fees: The cost of the camp site plus a small fee per vehicle.
For more information or help planning your next Florida getaway, visit the Gulf County Chamber of Commerce.
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Submitted by Vince Bishop (not verified) on Mon, 06/02/2008 - 14:05
Some minor corrections; You can't drive on the beach up at the state park. Summertime highs are in the 90's, wintertime lows are in the 40's. There are no lifeguards, and I don't think there are any ballfields. There is a nightlife, though. Try Port St. Joe's Thirsty Goat or Apalachicola's Gibson Inn


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Was looking for a solid bench top belt sander for a reasonable price. Found this at Lowes for 179. Well made, no vibration adequate tables ( hey it's a sander)well packed and a snap to assemble. Fit and finish is good industrial style . Low noise. Easily adjusted belt tracking. Fits right up to my Rigid 2 1/2 shop vac hose for excellent dust control. Just spent 2 hours sanding 114 pine blocks all edges, machine didn't event get warm. I don't think there is a better deal out there. If I had a commercial shop I would probably buy a couple. Longevity is to be seen but I am impressed.
I have the same machine and love it so far. It's a small learning curve for me as I've never used a powered belt sander. If not used right, it breaks pieces of your work, which I found out the hard way. And always check the belt because my belt had a really high spot that I didn't notice and created grooves in my piece. I didn't know what that was and kept sanding until I realized it wasn't going away, so voila, bump on the belt. It has enough power, bigger disc is a welcome, and looking forward to using this more.
My wife bought me the same machine for Christmas two years ago, and I love it! For the belt and disc size for the money, you can't go wrong.
I purchased the Porter Cable scroll saw in this product line (which has worked great so far) and recently received this belt sander as a birthday gift. Installation was a breeze, as was alignment on the belt. Despite other reviews I've seen on PC products, they seem to have stepped up their game and produced some rugged tools at affordable prices.


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Ida Ou Gailal is a small town and rural commune in Taroudant Province of the Souss-Massa-Drâa region of Morocco. At the time of the 2004 census, the commune had a total population of 6431 people living in 1057 households.

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Core77 has honored the Smiths Detection HazmatID Elite with a Professional Runner-up nod in its Equipment category.
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Enhanced Humans
We May Be on the Brink of a New Age in Human Evolution
Bionics and brain computer interfaces could redefine what it means to be human.
Tom Ward May 24th 2017
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Accelerating Evolution
Very soon, we could witness an acceleration in human evolution like never seen before, argues Caleb Sharf, director of Astrobiology at Columbia University. He believes that new technologies will change the evolutionary currency from soft, organic matter to machines that exceed these fleshy restraints and can be programmed or upgraded.
"We may be witnessing the first new origin event," Sharf said in a video interview with Tech Insider. A sprint period in the endurance race of evolution may already be underway thanks to our interaction with the technology we are creating — and that sprint could get even faster when we consider the technologies around the corner.
Some developments may already be here. The internet, Sharf argues in an Aeon opinion article, could be the beginning of a new state of being for the human species.
"Part of our collective wisdom is now uploaded, placed in an omnipresent cloud of data," Sharf wrote. "Where that's taking us to isn't obvious, however. If anything, we could be heading for a hive-mind state, a collective organism more akin to a termite colony or a set of squirmy naked mole-rats."
But Sharf also argues in his opinion piece that the mechanization of the biological could be part of a much wider and longer process of life moving between biological and machine states as it develops. He wrote, "Someday we might decide that the future of intelligence on Earth requires biology, not machine computation."
Transformational Technologies
The idea of moving towards a definite end point in evolution is flawed: evolution is not a process with a roadmap, but a process of adaptation to an environment, whatever that environment may be. Those who can survive in the new environment live to pass on their genes — those who cannot, don't. Therefore, we must not ask ourselves what technologies are making us bigger, stronger, or faster, but which technologies give us the ability to adapt to whatever characteristic is required for survival.
The first of these are bionics. While today's bionics are aiming to mimic the functionality of a human limb — and getting remarkably close to doing so — when this goal is achieved bionic engineers may aim at exceeding it. Each of us may face an interesting dichotomy: to be inferior but to subscribe to an idea of man that defines "human" according to the natural body as we know it today, or to be a superior transhuman that integrates technology. If limbs become robotic, they also become customizable and therefore can be adapted to whatever the environment requires.
The second of these are Brain Computer Interfaces (BCI). These technologies, which allow the brain to talk directly to computers, open the door for the human mind to sit in a multitude of robotic forms. Should the environment become incredibly hot, for example, we could engineer a robotic body that could stand the heat, and subsequently insert a human brain into it that could control it using a BCI.
Aside from the bodily possibilities, we may also consider the potential for human intelligence. BCIs are not just one way interactions, but can allow computers to impart information onto brains. This gives us another golden key to adaptability: the possibility of having knowledge uploaded that would allow us to predict environmental changes and and engineer our own means of surviving them.
While this may seem outlandish, we must remember that the transfer of information is is the tenet of the Facebook and Elon Musk's BCIs — although they are twisting this towards communication rather than information. Regardless of how we initially use them, these technologies will likely usher us into a new era of human evolution
New Thought-Controlled Prosthetics Restore the Sensation of Touch
Experts: Artificial Intelligence Could Hijack Brain-Computer Interfaces
Brain Implants Will Drive Our Evolution and "Extend Our Capabilities"
There's a $100 Million Plan to Make a Synthetic Spinal Cord to End Paralysis
Viktoria Modesta Is a Bionic Woman, and She Is Taking the Music Industry by Storm


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Hollywood Movie Roundup: 'Machete,' 'American' vs. Drew Barrymore
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HollywoodNews.com: This is it. The end of the summer box office season and three releases aimed at three different demos are set to split their cash evenly at $15 million apiece per media pundits. Leading the fray is Robert Rodriguez/Ethan Maniquis' high-octane actioner "Machete" starring Danny Trejo, Michelle Rodriguez, Robert De Niro,[...]
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By Anthony D'Alessandro HollywoodNews.com: FILM REVIEW — If there was a classroom full of action directors, such as Michael Bay, Gore Verbinski and McG, Robert Rodriguez would be that rascal who would take them hostage, rap their knuckles with a ruler and stick their noses in a corner. What would[...]
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Lindsay Lohan appears in official "Machete" photo on Dutch Web site
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By Sean O'Connell Hollywoodnews.com: It's been so long since we spoke of Lindsay Lohan for her work — you know, acting — as opposed to her legal troubles. Yet with Robert Rodriguez's "Machete" hitting theaters in the fall, we're starting to see more and more promotional materials, some of which include[...]


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#12: the fifth annual Twelve Days of Curlin Babies
nicolle December 20, 2018 Curlin, Laurel Park, twelve days of Curlin babies
The end of December has come around, and unless you have been living under a rock these last five (!) years, you know what that means: it's time for the Twelve Days of Curlin Babies!
As always, the Twelve Days of Curlin Babies features memorable races by Curlin's progeny at every level of the game. From graded stakes races to lunch-pail claimers, from up-and-coming young horses to durable first-crop runners who are still finding the winners' circle, Curlin babies once again brought excitement to the racetrack.
For the next twelve days, we remember the highlights.
#12: Timeless Curls Marks Herself a Rising Star
Timeless Curls (Lookinforchange, by Gilded Time) is the first foal out of stakes-winning sprinter Lookinforchange. Her dam isn't the only indication that she was meant to be a racehorse: Lookinforchange is a half-sister to both star New Jersey-bred Geeky Gorgeous (Devil His Due), a multiple stakes winner, as well as stakes winner Chubble Maker (Hey Chub).
Despite this, she slid under the radar as a yearling. It runs in the family: her dam sold for $5,700 as a two-year-old, and ended up winning over $200,000 on the track. Cataloged as hip 2115 in the Keeneland September 2016 yearling sale, Timeless Curls sold to owner Sookdeen Pasram for just $35,000.
It took some time for the Dale Capuano trainee to make it to the track. Timeless Curls made her debut over a sloppy Pimlico track on May 18, in a maiden special weight to kick off Black-Eyed Susan Day. Sent off the chalk, she finished second beaten a head. She kept trying, and not quite getting there, in a pair of starts at Laurel in June: she finished third, then second.
As fall approached, she caught fire. August 2 at Laurel she stretched out to two turns for the first time, and responded with a frontrunning four and a quarter-length victory. Though she finished three-quarters of a length second in her first try against winners, September 1 at Delaware, she quickly rediscovered her winning ways. She shed her one-other-than condition over a mile at Delaware on October 3. She then quickly dispensed with her second-level condition on November 9, over a one-turn mile at Laurel.
Timeless Curls was favoured in her N1X victory, and went off a shade below 5/2 in her N2X victory. The board told a different story November 29 at Laurel, when she lined up for a three-other-than going seven furlongs over the Laurel dirt. The lightly-raced three-year-old filly went off at 10/1 against a salty group of fillies and mares. Favoured Isotope, like Timeless Curls also riding a two-race win streak, was a year older and making her 18th career start. Four-year-old Sine Wave had a pair of money finishes in graded stakes, five-year-old Imply already had four Pennsylvania-bred stakes wins to her name, and Trace of Grace had one.
The daughter of Curlin ceded experience to every single one of her foes that day. At the wire, that didn't matter.
Timeless Curls came out sharply, but as Sine Wave and Lady by Choice made the running, she responded when the hands of jockey Weston Hamilton implored her to wait. Favoured Isotope made a move on the leading pair from just outside of Timeless Curls on the turn, but settled more kindly than she was on the backstretch, she waited her turn.
Shaken up into the lane, Timeless Curls took a moment to get going. But, in the final furlong, she stopped spinning her wheels and shifted into the next gear. She joined the fray between Isotope and Lady by Choice, had aim on Isotope with a sixteenth of a mile remaining, and willed herself a head in front at the wire.
Timeless Curls returned to the worktab on December 13, and worked again today. Keep an eye through the winter and into her four-year-old year; the Mid-Atlantic may be home to Curlin's newest rising star.
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Hoboken launches Textile Recycling Program
The City of Hoboken today announced the City's new Textile Recycling Program in which residents can drop off unwearable, torn, and non-donatable textiles, such as shoes, clothing, accessories, and linens, at two drop-off locations to be recycled. The program will reduce the number of textiles sent to landfills decreasing the City's greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions as part of the City's Climate Action Plan to be carbon neutral by 2050.
Textiles do not easily decompose as man-made fibers do not typically decompose, natural fibers can take years to decompose, and woolen fibers can release methane and carbon dioxide into the atmosphere as they decompose.
According to the Hoboken Climate Action Plan and Greenhouse Gas Inventory, adopted in 2019, 9 percent of greenhouse gas emissions emitted in the community come from solid waste, including textiles.
The City has installed two textile recycling bins on City-owned property to divert used textiles from landfills and provide the community with an additional means of waste management. One bin is on the patio behind City Hall at 94 Washington St., along Bloomfield Street, and one bin is at Church Square Park along the north side of the central restroom building at 400 Garden St.
The program accepts the following items in any condition:
Non-acceptable items include:
down pillows and comforters
The City awarded non-profit Green Tree Charity as its provider of textile recycling at no cost to the City. Green Tree Charity handles more than 100,000 pounds of textile recycling each month. Green Tree Charity will collect the recyclables weekly. Environmental Services staff will assist in monitoring the textile bins and notify Green Tree about increasing their frequency of scheduled pick-ups if needed.
The Hoboken Green Team initiated the Textile Recycling Program. To learn more about the Hoboken Green Team, go to www.hobokennj.gov/resources/green-team. For more information on the Textile Recycling Program, go to www.hobokennj.gov/resources/textile-recycling.
The City's contractor collects commingled recycling and paper recycling from residential areas once per week and paper recycling in the limited business area six times per week. The City also launched a free residential compost drop-off program for organic recycling, which began with one drop-off site in 2019, expanded to four in 2020, and expanded to 12 in 2021.
This fall, the City also announced the Zero Waste initiative to reduce GHG emissions and improve the quality of life for residents as part of the City's Climate Action Plan. The initiative will analyze waste data to inform the creation of a Zero Waste Plan that will outline the steps to achieve Zero Waste.


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Friendly Takeovers vs Hostile Takeovers
Learn about the differences between the two types of takeovers
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What are Friendly Takeovers vs Hostile Takeovers?
In mergers and acquisitions, there is often confusion between friendly takeovers vs hostile takeovers. What differentiates between the two?
The difference between a friendly and hostile takeover resides in the manner in which the company is taken over by. In a friendly takeover, the target company's management and board of directorsBoard of DirectorsA board of directors is essentially a panel of people who are elected to represent shareholders. Every public company is legally required to install a board of directors; nonprofit organizations and many private companies – while not required to – also establish a board of directors. approve the takeover proposal. However, in a hostile takeover, the management and board of directors of the target company do not approve the takeover proposal.
Depending on whether the takeover is friendly or hostile, the acquirer company employs different takeover strategies. They will be discussed in more detail below. First, we must understand how takeovers work and why they happen.
What is a Takeover and Why Do Takeovers Happen?
A takeover is the purchase of a company (the target) by another company (the acquirer or bidder). Whether the takeover is friendly or hostile, the resulting transaction results in the merging of two companies into one. A takeover happens for several reasons, including:
1. To realize operational efficiencies and economies of scale
By creating a larger company through the merger of two smaller companies, the resulting company is able to realize operational efficiencies and economies of scaleEconomies of ScaleEconomies of Scale refer to the cost advantage experienced by a firm when it increases its level of output.The advantage arises due to the inverse relationship between per-unit fixed cost and the quantity produced. The greater the quantity of output produced, the lower the per-unit fixed cost. Types, examples, guide (assuming that they operate in a similar industry and/or use similar resources).
2. To eliminate competition
Takeovers can be used to eliminate smaller companies that compete with the bidder. Instead of competing with the target company to acquire market share, the bidder can simply take over the target company to eliminate competition.
3. To acquire a company in a unique niche market
A takeover may happen when the bidder wants to acquire proprietary technology that the target company owns. It is the case when the bidder lacks a strong research and development (R&D)Research and Development (R&D)Research and Development (R&D) is a process by which a company obtains new knowledge and works on the introduction and improvement of its products and team or does not want to waste time and resources developing new technology.
For example, a data management company may want to take over a target company that possesses proprietary AI technology so that it can incorporate the AI technology with its data management platform instead of spending resources and time to develop its own AI technology.
4. Empire building by management
Takeovers may happen due to management wanting to "empire build." It is the act of increasing the size, scope, and influence of a company through acquiring other companies. Empire buildingEmpire BuildingIn general, empire building is the process that an individual or entity takes to broaden the scope of their influence and power. In the business world, as a business rationale for a takeover is typically unwelcomed by shareholders of the bidder company as it may indicate that the management team is more concerned with resource control rather than efficiently allocating resources.
If the bidder company is acquiring companies in unrelated industries, it would increase the business risk of the company. Empire building as a business rationale for takeovers may not ultimately benefit shareholders.
The Takeover Process
A takeover starts with a proposal by the acquirer company to take over the target company. The proposal must be filed with the relevant regulatory bodies in which the companies reside.
Next, the target company's board of directors can approve the proposal and advise shareholders to vote in favor of the takeover (friendly takeover) or reject the proposal and advise shareholders to vote against the takeover (hostile takeover). The acquirer company employs different strategies depending on whether the board approves or rejects the takeover.
Friendly Takeovers and Strategies Employed
In a friendly takeover, the management and board of directors approve of the takeover and advises shareholders to vote in favor of the deal. The acquirer company, in a friendly takeover, can employ strategies such as:
1. Offering their own shares or cash
For example, the acquirer company can offer a share conversion (x shares of the acquirer company for each share of the target company) or cash offer ($x per share of the target company). A combination of acquirer company shares + cash can also be used.
2. Offering a share price premium
For example, the acquirer company can offer a percentage premium to the most recent closing share price of the target company (x% premium to the closing share price).
Hostile Takeovers and Strategies Employed
In a hostile takeover, the management and board of directors reject the takeover and advises shareholders to vote against the takeover. The acquirer company, in a hostile takeover, can employ strategies such as a:
1. Tender offer
A tender offer is a direct offer to shareholders to purchase their shares at a premium to the market price of shares.
For example, if the target company's share price is $20, the acquirer company could make a tender offer to purchase shares of the target company at $30 (a 50% premium). The rationale behind a tender offer is to acquire enough shares to reach a majority stake in the target company.
2. Proxy fight
A proxy fightProxy FightA proxy fight, also known as a proxy contest or proxy battle, refers to a situation in which a group of shareholders in a company joins forces in an attempt is where the acquirer company persuades shareholders of the target company to band together and vote out the board of directors.
For example, the acquirer company can reach out to shareholders of the target company to vote out certain directors during the annual general meeting (AGM) and reinstall a new board. The rationale behind a proxy fight is to replace the current board of directors with a new board that is more receptive to a takeover by the acquirer company.
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Competitive AdvantageCompetitive AdvantageA competitive advantage is an attribute that allows a company to outperform its competitors. Competitive advantages allow a company to achieve
Merger Consequences AnalysisMerger Consequences AnalysisMerger consequences analysis assesses the financial impact a merger or acquisition may have on a company. These must be carefully considered before
Takeover BidTakeover BidA takeover bid refers to the purchase of a company (the target) by another company (the acquirer). In a takeover bid, the acquirer typically offers cash,
Types of SynergiesTypes of SynergiesM&A synergies can occur from cost savings or revenue upside. There are various types of synergies in mergers and acquisition. This guide provides examples. A synergy is any effect that increases the value of a merged firm above the combined value of the two separate firms. Synergies may arise in M&A transactions
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FTX Founder Sam Bankman-Fried Is Officially Arrested
Sam Bankman-Fried, CEO and founder of crypto exchange platform, FTX has officially been arrested in the Bahamas.
The U.S. Attorney's Office Southern District of New York office confirmed on social media on Monday, writing, "Earlier this evening, Bahamian authorities arrested Samuel Bankman-Fried at the request of the U.S. Government, based on a sealed indictment filed by the SDNY. We expect to move to unseal the indictment in the morning and will have more to say at that time." The Bahamian Prime Minister Philip Davis said in a press release, "The Bahamas and the United States have a shared interest in holding accountable all individuals associated with FTX who may have betrayed the public trust and broken the law."
While Bankman-Fried has been arrested in the Bahamas, where he currently resides, the 30-year-old crypto platform founder still needs to await his charges and extradition to the U.S. Bankman-Fried went from being a crypto celebrity to a pariah overnight, after FTX and its affiliate companies file for bankruptcy in mid-November. The timing was precarious as it occurred around the time of the collapse of the crypto market, which sent ripple effects throughout the entire world. Both Bankman-Fried and his associates face allegations of illegally misusing FTX customers' funds, which led to major losses upwards of billions of dollars.
Over the weekend, Bankman-Fried told the BBC, "I didn't knowingly commit fraud, I don't think I committed fraud, I didn't want any of this to happen. I was certainly not nearly as competent as I thought I was." Bankman-Fried was aset to testify in front of the U.S. House Financial Services Committee, which is demanding answers on how FTX's crash happened and the aftermath that affected the rest of the digital asset ecosystem. Also set to testify Tuesday was FTX's new CEO, John J. Ray III, who took over for Bankman-Fried in November.
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This unexpected combo (and wrap) will transform your snack time.
The peanut butter and banana wrap is iconic at this point. But this twist from activewear designer Lorna Jane Clarkson's cookbook Eat Good Food is a star in its own right. Using rainbow chard (which is slightly sweeter and milder than spinach) for your wrap and opting for crunchy peanut butter completely change up the taste and texture. And the addition of dark chocolate? No explanation needed.
This recipe will let you load up on nutrients while satisfying your cravings for something sweet. Rainbow chard is high in vitamins C and K, potassium, and iron. Bananas and nut butter provide energy from carbs, and dark chocolate is rich in flavanols which may boost workout performance. Meaning, bonus points if you enjoy the wraps as a pre-workout snack.
Rainbow chard leaves are the perfect size and shape for a wrap, but they are not as easy to work with as flour-based wraps. In her book, Clarkson includes a hack for working with fibrous chard: Use smaller leaves, which are easier to manipulate. And if they're too stiff to roll, let them soak in boiling water for 10 seconds.
Remove stalks and trim center vein from rainbow chard.
Place leaves stalk-sides down and spread peanut butter along centers. Place banana halves crossways across the middle of the leaves. Drizzle with maple syrup and sprinkle with chocolate and cinnamon.
Fold in the sides and roll up to enclose the filling (like a rice paper roll). Secure with a toothpick and cut in half with a serrated knife.


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What does Netflix's 'The Messiah' preach?
If you were looking forward to a story unfolding around the Middle East then The Messiah is likely to disappoint
Netflix's Messiah explores the life of Al-Masih who supposedly performs miracles and amasses thousands of followers. Courtesy Netflix
Netflix's Messiah was available to stream on New Year's Day, but well before its release, there was a lot of controversy surrounding the 10-part series. Though some of it was filmed in Jordan, the kingdom's Royal Commission didn't want it to be broadcast in the country. A quick Google search will throw up several descriptions of the show being described as controversial.
ontroversy can be good for a programme – it can muster interest, boost ratings and reel in viewers. But it can also present a promise to deal with subjects others skirt around, to confront taboo topics in a non-conventional way. To give viewers the I-can't-believe-they-did-that reaction. But Messiah does none of that.
Michelle Monaghan stars as the CIA Agent determined to find out who the mysterious man, played by Mehdi Dehbi, really is. Courtesy Netflix
The storyline
Most of the series pivots around the question of whether Al-Masih, played by Tunisian-Belgian actor Mehdi Dehbi, is really the second coming of Jesus. Dehbi is well-cast in the role. Calm, cryptic and with perfect posture, he offers just enough intrigue to keep us from back-pedalling to the title page, looking for something else to watch.
We meet Al-Masih only two minutes into the show. He stands in front of a disgruntled crowd in war-torn Damascus as ISIS forces encircle the city. He warns people against joining the terrorist group, citing how they twist God's words for their personal gain. When a supernatural sandstorm sweeps the city and drives the attackers away, many assume Al-Masih conjured it up, and the supposed feat earns him about 2,000 followers – a prominent face in the crowd is Jibril Medina (Sayyid El Alami), a Syrian-Palestinian orphan looking for answers – all of whom decide to go with him into the Syrian Desert with no food or water. If you plan to watch the series, there are spoilers ahead. You've been warned.
We follow Al-Masih through the Syrian Desert to the Israeli border. There, he is taken into custody and interrogated by an Israeli agent (Tomer Sisley) who is accused by Al-Masih of being burdened by hate. Much to the agent's confusion, Al-Masih seems to know more about him and his questionable past, and by the end of the first episode, Al-Masih has vanished from his cell.
Gunshots ring out and a little boy is wounded. Al-Masih performs his first miracle.
Representing our scepticism in the messiah is CIA case officer Eva Geller, played by Michelle Monaghan. A workaholic who seems estranged from any close relationship, she is focused on tracking down this mysterious man, believing that he could incite war in the Middle East.
When we meet Al-Masih again, he is on the steps of the sacred Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem. With word having already spread of his deed in Syria, people flock around him and Israeli intelligence soon arrives on the scene. Gunshots are fired and a little boy is wounded. Al-Masih performs his first miracle: he places his palm on the boy's abdomen and heals the wound.
If you hoped this show was going to have a story that would unfold around the Middle East, prepare to be disappointed. By the third episode, viewers are catapulted to the other side of the world – to Texas – where Al-Masih saves a reverend's daughter from a tornado. Other than a terrorist plot to bomb a mosque where Medina is scheduled to give a speech, the show's plot pretty much leaves the Middle East from here.
A murky message
Early on, it is evident that this show is less about the messiah, than those coming into his orbit. Almost all of the characters come from precarious backgrounds.
There is the hate-filled Israeli intelligence officer, whose marriage is falling apart; the CIA workaholic who keeps her father at arm's length; and the overbearing Texan reverend and his runaway daughter. The parallelisms suggest the show is trying to send a message about maintaining healthy family bonds. But the message is murky.
The plot meanders between the characters, all of whom are rigidly confined in their archetypal roles. The writing is porous and quite often predictable. Still, it is fun to see the Woodstock-gone-to-church crowds form as Al-Masih travels from Texas to Washington, DC.
The end is near!! #Thefalsemessiah https://t.co/JYAcnaMwMZ
— Imdad Hussein (@imdad0909) December 4, 2019
The online buzz around the series has been infinitely more entertaining than the show itself. Many have speculated that Al-Masih is in fact based on Islam's false messiah figure. That figure is blind in one eye, which numerous Twitter posts have suggested Al-Masih will turn out to be. Even though the first season ended with the messiah keeping both his eyes, there's still a chance that he could be proved as a false messiah in season two. Especially when there are hints to Medina's messianic powers, which suggest that he could be the real messiah.
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The show keeps from planting firm ideological or political beliefs, which is a good thing. But the plot feels lacking as far as stakes go. As news of Al-Masih's real name breaks, many of the characters return to doing what they were before discovering Al-Masih. Even the reverend, who was ready to burn his church before Al-Masih arrived to restore his faith, goes ahead and burns down the church.
By the end of the show, we too go back to exactly what we were doing before Messiah, slightly disappointed at having spent nearly ten hours watching it.
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The History & Ancestry of the Bulkeley Family
The Bulkeley Family History Exhibit is generously sponsored by the Bulkeley Endowment Fund.
Reverend Peter Bulkeley
The Bulkeley Family traces its English roots to the town of Bulkeley in the County of Chester, where around 1200 Robert de Bulkileh was the Lord of the Manor. In 1583 Peter was born to the Reverend Edward and Olive Bulekely. Following his education, in 1608 Peter was ordained and succeeded his father as Rector of All Saints Church in Odell in Bedfordshire in 1610. The Reverend Peter Bulkeley was attracted to the Puritan ideals and in 1635, to escape persecution by the Church of England hierarchy, the Reverend, his wife Grace and their three young sons fled England for the New World. The passage was slow, with the family arriving in Boston in mid-summer of 1635. The family soon settled in Concord, Massachusetts, a town they help found. Grace gave birth to a son, Gershom, a few months later.
Gershom Bulkeley
Gershom Bulkeley graduated from Harvard, married the daughter of Harvard's president and sailed to New London, Connecticut in 1660. Gershom served as minister in New London until 1666 when he was invited to lead the ministry in the town of Wethersfield. He remained there until 1677 when he moved to Glastonbury to practice medicine, surgery and politics. Gershom died in 1713 at the age of 77 and is buried in the old Wethersfield burial ground under a fine tablestone.
Reverend John Bulkeley
Gershom and Sara Bulkeley's son, John, became the first minister of the first church in Colchester in 1703. The Reverend John Bulkeley's original meetinghouse was located on Old Hebron Road and was replaced by a more centrally located church in 1714. In 1771 a replica of the Old South Church is Boston was built facing Linwood Avenue. Around 1839 this structure was torn down and was replaced by the present building. In 1949 the Colchester Federated Church was established when the congregation merged with the Baptist Church.
Eliphalet Bulkeley
One hundred years after the arrival of the Reverend John Bulkeley, Eliphalet Adams Bulkeley was born in 1803, the fifth generation of Bulkeleys to live in Colchester. Eliphalet graduated from Bacon Academy in 1820 and Yale University in 1824. He practiced law in Lebanon, Connecticut, later becoming the first President of the East Haddam Bank and in 1834 was elected Representative in the Connecticut State Legislature. He moved with his family to Hartford in 1847 and was again elected to the State Legislature, becoming Speaker of the House. He founded Aetna Life Insurance Company in 1853 and remained until his death in 1872.
Morgan Bulkeley
Morgan Gardner Bulkeley was born to Eliphalet and Lydia Bulkeley in 1837 in East Haddam, Connecticut but spent much of his time with family members in Colchester. At the age of 14 he worked in this uncle's store in Brooklyn, New York, becoming a business partner at 21. He returned to Hartford in 1872 after his father's death eventually becoming President of Aetna Life Insurance Company until his death in 1922. While in Hartford he was elected Mayor in 1880 and was elected Governor of Connecticut in 1888. In 1896 he was an unsuccessful candidate for Vice President of the United States on the McKinley ticket but in 1905 he was elected to the US Senate. An avid sports fan, he became part of the first class elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1937, having served as president of the National Baseball League in 1876.
Learn about the Tomb of Gershom Bulkeley and his descendants.
Bulkeley Flight to Freedom
Bulkeleys in Colchester
Colchester Church
Bulkeley Passage to the New World
Bulkeleys in Connecticut
The Bulkeley Ancestry
Emerging from the Shadows: Colchester's School for Colored Children, 1803-1840
Colchester's Roots in Agriculture: Then and Now
The Story of the Champion Family
The Hayward Rubber Company
The History of the Bulkeley Family
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