St. Louis County's Prosecuting Attorney holds extraordinary power in the criminal justice system. How he or she exercises discretion at each stage of criminal proceedings—from initial charging decisions to the sentences they seek to impose—determines whether the local justice system is fair and just. The Prosecuting Attorney also wields significant influence as policymakers and civic leaders, and can work with legislators, judges, public defenders, law enforcement, and other community stakeholders to advance justice through policy reforms.
St. Louis County's Prosecuting Attorney can and should use this power to end the scourge of mass incarceration in America. The United States has the largest prison population in the world, and 87 percent of those imprisoned are held in state or local prisons and jails. The United States' over-reliance on incarceration and harsh punishment is both costly and ineffective; it exacts enormous financial, emotional, and social costs on communities across the country while exacerbating recidivism and leading to more crime.
The continued use of unjust money bail policies contributes to the overall incarceration of poor people and disproportionately harms people of color in St. Louis County by keeping them incarcerated simply because they cannot afford to pay bail. Lawsuits have challenged similar systems in neighboring jurisdictions, including Foristell and in St. Charles Counties. St. Louis County's Prosecuting Attorney should adopt the following policies or engage in the following actions to reduce the use of cash bail.
Pretrial diversion creates opportunities for people charged with an offense to get the support and education necessary for rehabilitation, and allows successful individuals to avoid the collateral consequences of a conviction. However, even contact with the criminal justice system that does not result in a conviction can be detrimental to future employment, housing, and education. Pre-charge diversion ensures that arrested individuals are not unnecessarily put through the criminal justice system. Diversion should be available to anyone eligible to participate in the program, irrespective of an individual's ability to pay a fine or fee.
St. Louis County's criminal justice systems disproportionately harms people living in poverty. Whether through the imposition of fines and fees as a condition to resolving cases, or through laws that effectively criminalize homelessness, St. Louis County has imposed a poverty penalty on many people within our communities. The next Prosecuting Attorney should adopt the following policies to reduce the number of people who remain in jails or have criminal convictions simply because they are poor.
Will you commit to never seeking drivers' license suspension as a penalty for an offense other than DUI?
In St. Louis, County, law enforcement can seize money, personal belongings, and property from people, even if that property is owned by a third party other than one engaged in criminal wrongdoing, placing enormous burdens on property holders. There is no place for this practice, which has received criticism from across the ideological spectrum. Prosecutors must resolve to put an end to asset forfeiture in their counties.
Prior to the elimination of asset forfeiture, will you commit to using the practice only where the amount in question exceeds $40,000, and after members of the community have had an opportunity to contest, with the aid of a lawyer, a potential seizure?
Years of experience with ineffective drug laws and the latest medical research on addiction suggest that treating drug use as a public health issue, as opposed to a criminal justice issue, is a more effective approach to reducing harm. St. Louis County's next Prosecuting Attorney should adopt the following policies or engage in the following actions to reduce the number of people in jails and prisons for drug-related offenses.
Will you decline to prosecute any case involving the possession of less than four ounces of marijuana?
Will you commit to charging all other cases of simple possession of a controlled substance as a misdemeanor offense?
Will you refuse to seek incarceration sentences for defendants charged with simple possession of a controlled substance?
Will you adopt a policy prohibiting the prosecution of individuals as persistent offenders whenever one or more of the underlying charges is for simple possession of a controlled substance?
Children's brains continue developing until around the age of 25 and research supports their enhanced capacity for rehabilitation. As a result, children should not be prosecuted in adult court, nor should they be given punishments that preclude the opportunity for redemption. St. Louis County's next Prosecuting Attorney should adopt the following policies to ensure that children are treated like children in the criminal justice system.
Will you support legislation to raise the age of juvenile jurisdiction to 18, then to 21?
Will you adopt an office-wide policy stating that your office will never seek a sentence of greater than 25 years for any person under the age of 18?
Will you refrain from seeking any child under the age of 16 to a court of general jurisdiction, no matter what the charge?
For children over the age of 16, will you commit to never seeking transfer to a court of general jurisdiction unless the child has been charged with first or second degree murder and already has an adjudication for a Class A felony?
In the extremely rare circumstances when a juvenile is sent to adult court, will you commit to taking into account their youthful status and unique circumstance as mitigating factors at each stage of the process, from charging decisions through final disposition?
The use of the death penalty has become increasingly isolated to a handful of jurisdictions within the United States. There is mounting evidence that the death penalty is fraught with error, provides no additional public safety benefit over other available sentences, and is routinely used against individuals with diminished culpability, including persons with intellectual disabilities and severe mental illness, youthful offenders under the age of 21, and those who have experienced extreme childhood trauma. St. Louis County's Prosecuting Attorney should use their discretion not to seek the death penalty.
Will you commit to never seeking the death penalty? If not, please explain under what conditions you believe the death penalty is appropriate.
Will you publicly acknowledge the racial disparity present in St. Louis County's implementation of the death penalty?
People are more than their worst acts, and even people who commit the most serious offenses often change their lives profoundly over time. To recognize the worth and potential for growth in all people, it is important for local prosecutors to provide individualized consideration to the character and background of each person and to the circumstances surrounding the commission of the offense. It also is critical for St. Louis County's Prosecuting Attorney to promote opportunities for release, through parole or clemency, and to help remove barriers to reentering society for those who are released from incarceration.
Will you establish a policy that no charges will be brought or maintained against a defendant unless, given the evidence known to the office at any given time, the charging prosecutor believes that there is sufficient evidence to prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt?
Will you require prosecutors to justify requests for sentences above the minimum sentence to their supervisors, and require that the chief assistant prosecutor approve all maximum sentences sought?
Will you commit to reducing the percentage of cases where a maximum sentence is sought by prosecutors?
Will you refuse to prosecute broken-windows offenses such as criminal trespass, public urination, and other quality of life crimes?
Will you implement pre-charge diversion programs to divert those with mental health issues away from jails and prisons and into community-based treatment?
Will you support pre-charge diversion programs for offenses that do not pose a public safety risk, such as theft, vandalism, and criminal mischief?
Enhancing transparency and accountability within the Prosecuting Attorney's office is critical to ending the win-at-any-cost pursuit of high conviction rates that fails communities and to ensuring community accountability. Providing the community with information about arrest rates, charging decisions, and sentencing policies will help build and maintain trust between the office and the community it serves.
The Prosecuting Attorney must be committed to rigorously and independently investigating and prosecuting police and other official misconduct. An independent Public Integrity Unit tasked with investigating and prosecuting alleged instances of public corruption, fraud, police shootings, or other abuses of power will help avoid concerns about bias in cases involving police misconduct.
Will you commit to the creation of an Independent Investigation Unit to investigate instances of police misconduct, or commit to referring those cases to an independent or special prosecutor?
Law enforcement officials and prosecutors will inevitably make mistakes. The consequences of wrongful convictions are manifold; the innocent person spends years in prison for a crime he did not commit, and justice continues to elude the victim's family. St. Louis County's Prosecuting Attorney must be vigorous in re-examining prior cases whenever there is credible evidence of innocence, and must develop policies that limit the possibility of future wrongful convictions.
WIll you acknowledge that there have been wrongful convictions due, in part, to prosecutorial misconduct in St. Louis County?
Will you commit to developing and publishing clear guidelines to ensure that persons of color are not being struck for racially discriminatory reasons in violation of Batson, and discipline prosecutors who are found to be in violation.
Will you commit to implementing office protocols for disciplining assistant district attorneys who engage in racially biased behavior (racial profiling, hate speech, Batson violations, etc.)?
In the last year, undocumented communities have come under increasing attack because of increasingly vicious federal immigration laws. These policies not only allow for deportation because of minor allegations like possession of drugs, but they also make communities less safe, as undocumented victims fear going to court or speaking to law enforcement. These policies will help St. Louis County's next Prosecuting Attorney protect our most vulnerable individuals.


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DoD Establishes Task Force to Meet US Medical Equipment Needs
MARCH 26, 2020 – The Defense Department has established a joint task force to deal with daily requests the department is receiving for medical and personal protective equipment from the Federal Emergency Management Agency, the departments of Health and Human Services and Homeland Security, and others.
Ellen M. Lord, undersecretary of defense for acquisition and sustainment, said she has established the Joint Acquisition Task Force to deal with the influx of requests.
"The task force will synchronize the DOD acquisition response to this crisis, working closely with all the services and defense agencies," she explained. "The task force will leverage DOD authorities for maximum acquisition flexibility to provide resilient capability in the current health crisis."
The task force will prioritize and direct the Defense Production Act authorities and funding in response to the immediate crisis, Lord added. It also is focused on reducing reliance on foreign supply sources, she said.
"I can't stress enough the importance of the data repositories and portals we have in [Defense Contracting Management Agency] industrial policy and those we are establishing under the JATF," she said. "These repositories allow us to bring in critical feedback from the contracting officer level all the way up to the Pentagon."
DOD is also providing portals for good ideas from industry, so that there is one repository where all can go to see what is being offered in terms of technical assistance and manufacturing capability, Lord said.
Last week, DOD had four, productive "synch" calls with Defense Industry Association leaders and other key associations. The calls provided important feedback that allowed Pentagon leaders to make significant progress on matters such as the critical defense contractor workforce's ability to continue working; ensuring cash flow to the defense industrial base; and getting standardized guidance out to industry, she said.
"I'm working closely with DHS. I issued a memo that defined essentiality in the defense industrial base workforce, ensuring that DIB's critical employees can continue working," Lord added.
"This was very important," she said, "because industrial leaders told us that state and local government had different shelter-in-place rule guidelines, with some even issuing misdemeanor citations to workers trying to get to work."
Lord said her memorandum will help ensure continuity of mission with a full commitment to the safety of the workforce and state and local governments.
Additionally, the director of the Defense Contracting Management Agency has worked closely with the contracting workforce and the Defense Finance and Accounting Service to ensure invoices are continuing to be paid in a timely manner, Lord said.
"Our office of small business programs within industrial policy reached out to industry small businesses and is working with the Small Business Administration and their small-business emergency loan program to help protect these companies," she said.
"We know innovation comes in large part from small businesses, and we remain committed to supporting these small businesses," Lord said.
Moving forward, DOD remains fully engaged with the interagency effort to leverage the Defense Production Act to help reinforce critical elements of the defense industrial base, Lord said.
"As we discussed with the Joint Acquisition Task Force, it's important that everything we do has joint representation, a joint mindset and the joint warfighter in mind," she emphasized. "It is critically important we understand that during this crisis, the DIB is vulnerable to adversarial capital, so we need to ensure companies can stay in business without losing their technology."
Lord said DOD is working as smartly and quickly as possible — in close coordination with Congress, state governors, and the defense industrial base — to do everything it can to support military members, their families, defense contractors and U.S. citizens.
"We recognize how serious this pandemic and national emergency is," she said. "And we will remain fully transparent and provide oversight and accountability in all we do."
By Terri Moon Cronk, Defense.gov

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It is important to everyone connected to Honeybee Centre that we give back to the community. We do this in several ways. Through regular donations to Cloverdale and Surrey charities, we support local school projects and youth athletic programs. We also support local community outreach events, where we provide exhibits and presentations to educate the public about honeybees and their importance to agriculture and the environment.
Honeybee Centre is injecting green spaces and pollinators into our community and providing education about honeybees, native pollinators, and about ways you can support bees from your own backyard. Our goal is to build 5 community bee gardens with two hives each , every year until we have 100 colonies in the community.
Our president, John Gibeau, is an active member of the Rotary Club of Cloverdale and a Paul Harris fellow. The Rotary club is involved in local projects such as Rec for Kids, literacy, youth support, and funding several high school bursaries.
The local Rotary Club is also involved in international projects that include supplying grain grinding mills to make Akamil, a high protein powder used in baking.
In 2009, John Gibeau co-founded the Bee World Project, a not-for-profit organization whose mandate it is to assist people in developing countries like Ethiopia, the Dominican Republic, and Haiti, to improve their quality of life through beekeeping. The organization supplies experienced teachers, equipment, honeybee livestock, and on-going expertise to build an economy in villages that have little or no means of generating income. The goal is to build up a sustainable beekeeping and honey processing business in these villages, which will allow them to sell honey and greatly improve the quality of life for the villagers.
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She flew high. She flew low. She did loops, spirals, hammerhead turns, tailslides, and tumbles. A magnificent woman in a flying machine, Joann Osterud broke world records as a stunt pilot, shattered gender boundries as an aviator, and survived a harrowing crash during a notorious stunt known as the Ring of Fire.
Joanne was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota, where her father taught biology at the University of Minnesota. When she was three years old, the family, which included an older brother and younger sister, moved to Seattle, where Kenneth Osterud taught at the University of Washington.
She earened her pilot's license in 1969 and soon began aerobatic flying. After a short stint as a flight instructor for Bell Air Service in Seattle, she was hired as both a secretary and a pilot for Lynden Transport in Seattle. In 1975, she became the first female pilot to fly for Alaska Airlines, and only the sixth female commercial pilot in the country.
But it was her acrobatic maneuvers as a stunt pilot that had crowds staring gape-jawed at the sky. In air shows across the U.S. and Canada she would take her plane straight up into the sky, and then plummet and spiral as if out of control. In 1989, she broke the record for flying outside loops at an air show in North Bend, Oregon. The previous record of 62 loops had been set in 1931 by Dorothy Stenzel, who encouraged Joann to break the record. Joann chalked up 208 outside loops in in her Sorrell biplane Supernova.
In 1991, Joann set two records at once: for the longest flight upside down and the longest flight upside down in one stretch—4 hours and 38 minutes over 658 miles up the Fraser River between Vancouver, British Columbia, and Vanderhoof, British Columbia. To train for the inversions, Joann attached a pilot's seat to the ceiling of her garage and practiced hanging for 20 minutes at a time. Her plane was modified with straps to hold her feet to the pedals and a special harness that allowed her to hang upside down. She stood 5 feet 3 inches and weighed 100 pounds—an advantage in coping with g-forces that are six or more times the force of gravity. "Your hand weighs six time what it weighs normally," she explained. "It's very physical." Being inverted caused charley horses in her legs, swelling of her eyeballs resulting in blurred vision, and a runny nose.
But her most spectacular stunt was the Ring of Fire, in which she repeatedly flew her plane through a gargantuan circle of flames. On her last pass, she would cut a ribbon stretched across the runway while flying upside down. She performed this maneuver dozens of times, but one evening in Yuma, Arizona, in 1997, she flew straight toward the setting sun before her final pass, and became disoriented. She crashed into the runway while upside down, but walked away from the wreckage with only a scar on the bridge of her nose.
After retiring as a stunt pilot, Joann worked as a Boeing 727 flight engineer for United Airlines in Los Angeles, and put the rest of her time into Osterud Aviation Airshows. She was married and divorced twice, and concluded that she was too busy for romance. Her siblings, Allan Osterud and Grey Osterud, survive her.


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splashes in the same water with you.
and he, no more dark.
How old are you, little girl?
Little girl, I am not a Cracker.
My people were slaves, just like yours.
Go Down Moses, we sing at Passover.
Wade in the Water my favorite holiday song.
like I'm in second grade.
Are you in second grade? What do they call you?
I read it to my son.
Did your Mamma read it to you?
to the many slain in the fight for civil rights.
Little girl, did you know there are Jews on that slab?
Do not judge me by how I look.
Since the writing of this letter, a new webpage has appeared on te net. The Republic ol Lakotah webpage is designed to discuss the need for, and assist in moving ahead with, what may well be called a two state solution.
My question is this: If secession is successfull, what will they do with the refugees who want to cross the border? I know what they will do with the Lakotah. What will they do with the disaffected non-natives? When citizens, black and white, come to the border? I Want to know. My wife may already be packing our things.
I have been apprised of your movement for secession by an entry posted on a blog written by my publisher, Craig R. Smith of Smithcraft Press.
As an citizen of this country, as an American, I support this completely and applaud the effort regardless of the outcome. Further, I wish to know what I can do to make sure the outcome is as we both see it should be.
People expect assimilation. Cohabitation is not the same as assimilation. Far too much assimilation has taken place and far too much identity lost. Lost identity. Lost language. Lost land. Lost seeds. Lost rituals. Lost culture. Lost selves.
May your people regain all you can, all you lost, and stand as respected equals — the best you can be of who you are, not striving toward amorphism or an ambiguously defined version of what many Americans believe you should be.
I am new to this country. A second generation American, I am appreciative of the chances I have received, though can still remember being told by others I did not belong, being told I was not allowed here or there, being told by my family to fit in, assimilate, act like everyone else. What am I left with? A shallow sense of who I might have been. My children left to ask what we were and who they are.
My family, half of it, was in Germany. The other half in Russia. My family tree looks as though a chainsaw was taken to it and two thirds lopped off in jagged anger. Land taken. Lives taken. Identities taken.
And so, I can, in some ways, feel for what your people go through. But, I cannot imagine living with those who have done this to me. As you do. I cannot imagine seeing the land taken from me, knowing it is no longer mine. As you do. My reminders are in the past. Your's are ever present.
And so, I wish to help how I can if such help is useful and desired. My time, effort and writing are here for the task.
My many thanks for your work.


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Rare childhood cancer-like disease identified in cells
Excessive buildup of Langerhans cells in the body causes a rare and potentially fatal cancer-like inflammatory disease in children, called Langerhans cell histiocytosis (LCH).
Langerhans cells are tissue-resident immune cells present in the bones, skin, lymph nodes, liver, and other tissues. Current treatment options for LCH require lifelong targeted therapy with significant side effects.
Immature and mutant Langerhans cells accumulate in tissues to form tumors called granulomas, leading some scientists to classify LCH as a form of cancer, but the nomenclature is controversial because pathological LCH cells remain in a unique balance between apoptosis and survival in an inflammatory niche. Cellular and molecular origins of LCH were reported in a study. The new findings could result in treatments that eliminate these pathological cells.
"In this study, the investigators take snapshots of LCH lesions at extremely high, single-cell, resolution and identify complex potential origins, differentiation, and dynamic interactions between activated pathologic DC and bystander cells," said Carl Allen, MD, Ph.D., a professor of pediatric oncology at the Baylor College of Medicine. "Characterising the origins and activities of the principal actors and supporting cast of immune cells that lead to LCH lesion formation and subsequent disease is an essential step to create and test rational therapeutic strategies for patients." (Allen, who was not involved in the current study, reviewed recent advances in LCH research that he believes will propel LCH into the era of personalised medicine.)
"The origin of the LCH cells has been discussed for decades. Some researchers are convinced that LCH is derived from a certain type of immune cell called dendritic cells, while others believe that they come from related cells called monocytes," said Egle Kvedaraite, MD, Ph.D., a physician-researcher at the Karolinska Institute and the first author of the study.
Earlier studies have shown that LCH is marked by abnormal differentiation of mononuclear phagocytes that result in inflammatory lesions with pathologic CD207+ dendritic cells (DC) harbouring activating somatic MAPK (mitogen-activated protein kinase) pathway mutations. Yet, the molecular and cellular interactions that maintain the unique state of balance in LCH cells are unclear.
Scientists at the Karolinska Institute, in collaboration with Karolinska University Hospital, Singapore Immunology Network, and Newcastle University, used single-cell RNA-seq and deep-cell profiling to analyse biopsies from four pediatric LCH patients and assessed the heterogeneity of LCH granulomas by comparing LCH cells with normal mononuclear phagocytes in the lesions.
"We found LCH discriminatory signatures pointing to senescence and escape from tumor immune surveillance," the authors noted.
The researchers found two main lineages of LCH cells within the lesions with dendritic cells 2 and 3 (DC2 and DC3)-like characteristics. Using high-content imaging, the researchers validated the presence of these two cell types in several LCH tissue samples. The mutated LCH cells had properties similar to both monocytes and dendritic cells, the researchers showed, as well as DC3, a relatively new type of dendritic cell.
"Today we know that DC3 has a pathway of development separate from other dendritic cells and monocytes. Knowledge of this was crucial in our study," said Kvedaraite.
Further explorations into the molecular interactions between DC2 and DC3 using receptor-ligand analyses and in vitro lineage tracing studies showed that Notch signalling—an evolutionarily conserved cell interaction system that controls cell metabolism, proliferation, and death—enabled the two cell types to cooperate and reinforce each other during the pathological progression of LCH.
"The data suggest a dual origin model of LCH cells, linked by Notch-mediated cooperativity, and provide several new insights into the development of LCH lesions and their potential vulnerabilities to new therapeutic approaches," the authors noted. "This phenomenon may emerge in other settings in health and disease."
In addition to a dual origin of LCH cells, the study underscores the impact of cues from the microenvironment on the phenotype and gene expression profile of LCH cells.
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Does Versace Have A 'Code' for Black Customers?
A former Versace employee is suing the company for unfair discrimination and business practices, CNN reports.
23-year-old Christopher Sampiro says he was fired for being mixed race after working two weeks at the Versace outlet in Pleasanton, California.
One of the allegations in his lawsuit is that the luxury fashion label uses a secret "code" to alert employees when Black customers enter the store.
He alleges that during the new-employee training, a manager asked him if he knew about the "D410 Code." That's the same code used for black clothing.
Sampiro responded by asking the manager, "You know that I'm African-American?" In the lawsuit, Sampiro self-identifies as one-quarter African-American.
After two weeks of employment, Sampiro was fired in September because he didn't "understand luxury" and didn't "know the luxury life," according to the lawsuit.
The lawsuit was filed six weeks after the alleged exchange, but doesn't mention the name of the manager. Sampiro says he was treated differently and denied "legitimate" training after the incident.
Sampiro also alleges he was not paid for time worked, did not receive rest periods and was wrongfully terminated.
Versace has denied Sampiro's allegations and asked a judge to dismiss the case. A case status conference is scheduled for Mar. 21.


The Rhythm in Blue revolves around the painful secrets that four characters hold close. Mason (Kane), a successful D.C. attorney with a wedding date looming and cold feet in the offing, makes a hurried trip back to his hometown and inadvertently triggers a tragedy. Mason's childhood best friend Jasmine (Thomas), his male buddy Jacob, now the town's squeaky-clean Baptist minister, and Jacob's upright wife Keisha welcome him with open arms and puzzlement. His friends question Mason's choices and life direction, but his view of their seeming perfection soon unravels when the skeletons come tumbling out of their closets.
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Mason loves his fiancée, but he's fed up with the stress of planning and preparing for the wedding. Enough already! He needs a few days away. He knows he should have just checked into the nearest hotel, but instead he finds himself driving south. His destination? Jasmine's house. Aside from that one night many years ago, he and Jasmine have managed to maintain a strictly platonic relationship. A few days away with a friend, he thinks, is just what the doctor ordered.
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Above: Churchill Downs use VenueNext app to automate events.
The famous horse-racing center Churchill Downs Racetrack is using VenueNext's technology platform and app to automate ticket purchasing, parking passes, and food orders at the Churchill Downs Spring Week and Kentucky Derby.
The mobile app lets fans get food and drinks delivered to their seats or pick them up at express pickup. They can pin the location of their car and get turn-by-turn directions around the venue.
The new Churchill Downs Racetrack app will be available on iOS and Android and will launch this week in the app stores. It will also be integrated with the Twinspires betting app currently used at the venue.
The tech platform was created by VenueNext, which also handled the app for Super Bowl 50. VenueNext's technology platform ties isolated systems together to connect fans to the racetrack's services and amenities and enable the racetrack to make real-time, data-driven decisions to improve the fan experience.
Starting with Opening Night of its 2016 Spring Meet on April 30, the new Churchill Downs mobile app will provide convenient mobile access to many of the racetrack's services. The app will allow guests to buy, manage, and scan mobile tickets; order food and drinks for select in-seat delivery or express pick-up; view horse profiles and behind-the-scenes video content; and offer routes to locations throughout the racetrack.
In addition, Santa Clara, California-based VenueNext is integrating the iOS version of the Churchill Downs app with Kentucky Derby betting partner Twinspires.com's mobile app to make it easy to navigate from expert wagering advice and mobile betting to racetrack services.
Churchill Downs was created in 1875, and it has modernized recently with the introduction of premium luxury seating with integrated simulcast areas, the installation of permanent lights to allow night racing, and the creation of The Big Board — the world's largest 4K video screen.


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Emeritus Associate Professor
528 Hall of Languages
mabrown@syr.edu
Mark A. Brown's principal research interests are in logic and the metaphysics of action, space and time. He has published articles on modal logic and on generalized quantifiers, co-edited a volume Deontic Logic, Agency, and Normative Systems (Springer, 1996), and is writing a graduate level text, Logic and Language. His current work uses modal logic as a tool in exploring philosophical theories of time, action, ability, and obligation.
Deontic Logic, Agency and Normative Systems (edited with José Carmo) (Springer-Verlag: 1996)
"Obligation, Contracts, and Negotiation: Outlining an Approach", Journal of Applied Logic, 2005.
"Rich Deontic Logic: A Preliminary Study", Journal of Applied Logic 2 (2004) 19-37.
"Conditional Obligation and Positive Permission", Nordic Jouronal of Philosophical Logic 5.2 (2000).
"An Extended Branching-time Ockhamist Temporal Logic", with Valentin Goranko, Journal of Logic, Language and Information 8 (1999) 143-166.
"Doing As We Ought: Towards a Logic of Simply Dischargeable Obligations", in Brown, Mark A. and José Carmo (eds.) Deontic Logic, Agency and Normative Systems (Springer-Verlag: 1996) 47-65.
"A Logic of Comparative Obligation", Studia Logica 57 (1996) 117-137.
"'On Denoting' Updated", Acta Analytica 8 (1992) 7-32.
"Normal Bimodal Logics of Action and Ability", Studia Logica 51 (1992) 519-532.
"Questions and Quantifiers", Theoria 56 (1990) 62-84.
"Action and Ability", Journal of Philosophical Logic 19 (1990) 95-114.
"On the Logic of Ability", Journal of Philosophical Logic 17 (1988) 1-26.
"Generalized Quantifiers and the Square of Opposition", Notre Dame Journal of Formal Logic 25 (1984) 303-322.
"Generalized S2-Like Systems of Propositional Modal Logic", Notre Dame Journal of Formal Logic 23 (1982) 53-61.


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After CNN coverage, Minnesota teen's mug-designing business gets a whole latte love
Although she doesn't have her learner's permit yet, artist/mug designer Willow Larson, 15, is shopping for a new SUV — possibly a black Chevy Trailblazer — so she can eventually make deliveries.
At just 15, Willow Larson of Fertile, Minn., has found impressive success with her line of small-town commemorative mugs.
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By Tammy Swift
FERTILE, Minn. — When Willow Larson decided her hometown of Fertile could use its own commemorative mug, she designed one — even though she doubted it would sell.
Little did the then 14-year-old artist know what that simple project would unleash. People from surrounding communities spotted the mugs and asked for similar ones for their towns. Word of mouth, social media and a cover story in The Forum helped build the audience for the teen's whimsical cups.
Last summer, KARE 11 TV's Boyd Huppert featured Willow in his "Land of 10,000 Stories" series. The story was shown on the "NBC Nightly News" and a CNN morning show, helping to make it one of the station's most-viewed stories in 2022. In retrospect, Willow says, "I think I would have been a lot more nervous if I knew how many people would see it."
This Fertile mug was Willow Larson's first effort at designing commemorative mugs for a town. Since then, she has designed mugs for more than 100 different communities. Larson says she would rather make money this way than through more traditional avenues like babysitting.
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Suddenly, people from Alaska to Wisconsin to Stockholm, Sweden, were reaching out to order mugs from Willow's Ivory and Sage "production facility" — actually a tiny corner of her parents' Cloud Nine Photo Studios on Fertile's Main Street.
Today, Willow says she has sold well over 10,000 mugs and created 150 designs which are available in more than 120 different communities and stores. Mom Caty Larson also helps her maintain a lengthy waiting list of future mug commissions.
Caty says Willow's college is paid for, should she choose to go. The ninth-grader now has her own financial adviser to help her invest her windfall wisely. And although at age 15 she hasn't received her learner's permit yet, she is shopping for a new SUV — preferably a black Chevy Trailblazer with sunroof — so she can make deliveries when she's road-legal.
"I was looking at a Mercedes but the insurance on that was terrible," says Willow, who sometimes sounds like any teen and sometimes sounds like a 35-year-old business owner. "So I wound up going in a more reliable direction."
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As Willow not only designs the mugs but manufactures them on a small heat-press machine, she's had to amp up production by buying two more heat presses. And now parents, Caty and Terry Larson, along with her grandparents, routinely pitch in to help produce, pack and ship the mugs as the orders roll in.
"It's about five orders a day and Christmas was really, really busy," Willow says.
With schoolwork, extracurriculars and her mug-making, Willow doesn't have a lot of free time. "I make sure I work enough every day for me to keep up with all the orders," Willow says, adding that it's the only option when you have your own small business.
To this day, Willow seems slightly awe-struck by the incredible popularity of her mug project. "I wondered about that … what makes people buy something from a 15-year-old in a small town? Why would people care about what I do?" she asks.
Her best guess is that people like the idea of supporting a small business, as well as the opportunity to celebrate art.
Larson, 14, prints one of her unique designs onto a mug using a heat press machine at her parents' business, Cloud Nine Photography Studio, in Fertile, Minn., on Monday, April 25, 2022. Since then, she has added two additional heat presses to keep up with demand.
On the other hand, one could argue that it's Willow—a blend of promising entrepreneur and charmingly unaffected teen—who has captured people's attention. So has Willow's seemingless effortless drawing style: Her community mugs are covered with stylized designs of town landmarks, breezy sketches of lakes, zipcodes, town mascots and nicknames, which are free-handed by the artist in creative fonts.
So what does the future hold for this promising young talent? Like her namesake, one suspects she'll stand strong — regardless of which way the wind blows.
"I don't know what I'll do in college," she says. "I don't even know if I should go to college or if I should keep doing stuff like this. I would like to license my art, so I'll see what happens."
Learn more about Willow's art at www.ivoryandsage.net .
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Milan is Heaven on Earth for shopping lovers. You can find the best of everything in this city, especially everything connected with fashion and design.
Milan has a wonderful history as a laboratory of creative ideas: The Polytechnic and the Accedemia di Brera have trained fashion designers and other designers who are famous worldwide. They exhibited their creations for the first time in Milan, often creating scandal and revolutionizing fashion with their own personal style, never going unobserved.
In this section, dedicated principally to fashion, we will offer you a small selection of designers born in Milan, or who started their careers here, contributing to the great name of Italian fashion in the world.
Giorgio Armani: born in Piacenza in 1934, the king of Italian fashion started his career in Milan, working as a buyer for Rinascente. At the beginning of the sixties, he left his job to dedicate himself to creating patterns for well-known designers, even though he had no specific training. In 1975 he risked again, starting up the label Giorgio Armani for men and women and he was successful immediately. He built up a close relationship with the cinema world from the start, and was consecrated with his clothes made for "American Gigolo". A young Richard Gere was seen in front of a huge clothes closet, in the dressing ceremony scene, that was arranged in a maniacally perfect order. Foremost symbol of elegance in the 1980s, Armani is still king of world fashion today.
Miuccia Prada: Miuccia Prada, an anti-conformist who was politically active in the 1970s, took over the family company in 1978 that was specialized in bags and leather accessories, and revolutionized everything. Her bags became sought-after pieces and became part of the Milanese landscape. Here unmistakable, minimal-chic style won over the Milanese upper middle classes in the 1980s and 1990s. Her sports range, characterized by the famous "red line" made the label even better known and won over larger shares of the market. However, Prada did not want to be just a reference point for fashion: In 1995, she founded the Fondazione Prada in Milan, an important artistic laboratory and window for contemporary international artists.
Dolce & Gabbana: Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana, born in the province of Palermo and in Milan respectively, are the most famous couple in the Italian fashion world. Their style evolves continuously, and is much appreciated by "chameleon-like " stars such as Madonna. They made their debut in Milan in 1985, in the boom period of career women, ambitious and squared-off, just like the shoulder pads that were used to pad their suit jackets. Dolce & Gabbana went against the trend however, and rediscovered the fuller Mediterranean femininity: rounded shapes, petticoats that showed off one's cleavage, loose, wild hairstyles. Sicily will always be a source of inspiration that will win over grey Milan too with its warmth and sensuality.
Gianfranco Ferré: born in the province of Milan in 1944, Gian Grance Ferré gained a degree in architecture at the Milan Polytechnic. After traveling to India, from where he took his inspiration, he started working in the fashion world, with a rational, structured style that gave him the nickname "architect of fashion". The tailored cut of his clothes and the lines of his shapes conquered the world.
Versace: this name owes its fortune to the creativity of Gianni Versace, born in Reggio Calabria and who moved to Milan in the 1970s to work in the fashion world, designing patterns for other designers. Thanks to the managerial skills of his brother Santo, the label Versace was set up a few years later, a daring, aggressive label that is characterized by the unusual matching of colors and geometric patterns printed on silk. After Gianni's death in 1997, the company was taken over by his brother and sister, Santo and Donatella.
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Former Ocean Bank executives stand trial
The People's Court of Hanoi on February 27 opened the first instance hearing for former Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Ocean Commercial Joint Stock Bank (Ocean Bank) Ha Van Tham and other former executives of the bank for serious violations of State laws.
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Hanoi (VNA) – The People's Court of Hanoi on February 27 opened the first instance hearing for former Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Ocean Commercial Joint Stock Bank (Ocean Bank) Ha Van Tham and other former executives of the bank for serious violations of State laws.
Tham and his accomplices were charged by the Supreme People's Procuracy for infringements of regulations on the lending activities of credit institutions; abusing position and authority while performing duties; and deliberately violating State regulations on economic management causing severe consequences, according to the Penal Code.
Forty-seven out of the total 48 defendants were present at the hearing, including former CEOs Nguyen Xuan Son and Nguyen Thi Minh Thu, and former Deputy CEOs Nguyen Van Hoan and Le Thi Thu Thuy.
According to the court's verdict, Oceanbank committed extremely serious violations in lending, mobilising deposits, and paying customers with higher interest rates than the ceiling regulated by the central bank, affecting the implementation of State's monetary policy.
While holding the highest position at the bank, Tham directed his subordinates to approve a loan for former Chairman of the Vietnam Construction Bank's Board of Directors Pham Cong Danh without guaranteeing the lending conditions, collateral and proper purposes, thus causing an economic loss of nearly 350 billion VND (15.3 million USD) for the bank.
He had directed the bank's staff to pay interest rates outside of the mobilising deposit contracts for customers, causing serious economic losses for Oceanbank, the procuracy agency said.
Son was found to coordinate with Tham to charge customers additional fees, triggering a loss of nearly 69 billion VND (3.02 million USD) for the bank and customers. Meanwhile, Thu instructed the bank's branches to pay interest rates outside the mobilizing deposit contracts, causing a loss of 1.576 trillion VND (69 million USD).
The hearing is scheduled to last 20 days. - VNA
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Well friends, it's April — the weather is cooling down, Daylight Savings is officially over, and we're all lamenting the end of summer. Gone are the long days in the sun, sipping iced drinks on the sand, frozen açai in hand. But because of this, and in honour of an age-old Australian tradition, now is the perfect time to book your international winter escape.
From yachting in Europe to road trippin' the USA, the possibilities are endless, and it can be hard to choose your destination. Well, this year, look to the stars for some divine intervention. Here's where you should head based off your star sign.
Now you Aries folk love a bit of adventure. Never one to lounge by the pool, you need to keep things interesting. How about backpacking across South America? Hiking Machu Picchu, wandering across the salt flats in Bolivia, making your way to the top of Christ the Redeemer for that iconic pic of Rio de Janeiro. If your Aries sense of adventure is tingling at the thought of this, get yourself over there. Just make sure you have a good backpack. With your restlessness, you're gonna need mobility.
Solid and calm Taurus. You lovely bulls are warmhearted and dependable. You like holidays where you can explore, engage and revive. For this reason, Italy is your dream destination. The laid back lifestyle of the Italians speaks to your soul and your star sign. And there's nothing quite like wandering around a piazza in the summer moonlight, gelato in hand, nursing your pasta food baby.
Ah, Geminis. You may get a bad rap sometimes, but really your changeable nature is just misunderstood. Never one to settle, you like to be on the move. Exploring new places and meeting new people is a must, and anything less than that is a bore. Why not try somewhere in South East Asia? Try backpacking through Vietnam and Cambodia. From temples and ancient archaeological sites, to untouched national park, to bustling city centres filled with people, South East Asia is sure to offer all the variety you could possibly want.
Our Cancer friends love a bit of luxury and indulgence, but they also love spending time with loved ones. For this reason, why not make your way to France? Whether it's a boutique hotel in Paris, or a picturesque AirBnB in the Champagne region, getting yourself to France will feed all your senses. Get a group together and find an apartment with a kitchen. Your love of entertaining will give you the perfect opportunity to savour everything French cuisine has to offer. French wine and cheese night anyone?
Leo — your star sign has a flair for the dramatic. You love being the centre of attention and need to be where the party is. If you haven't done it already, a Sail Croatia tour is for you. Backflipping off the bow of your sailboat will make the perfect Boomerang for all your friends to feed off their FOMO. With different ports all along the way, including party cities and historic monuments (as well as iconic GoT filming locations), sailing and island hopping the Croatian coast will feed your need for adventure, partying and more than a little attention.
Virgo is the perfectionist of the zodiac. And with your naturally inquisitive mind, you're always looking to learn and engage with your environment. Prague is the place for you. It's been voted the most beautiful city in the world, and within weeks you could be wandering around Old Town, sampling local delicacies, exploring the town on the way to the castle grounds. Prague has all the history and beauty a Virgo could ever want. Don't forget to check out the astronomical clock in Old Town Square — it's the oldest still operating in the world!
The scales are balanced and Libra is in charge. The perfect holiday for you thoughtful bunch of Libras exists at the meeting point of peaceful and varied. Taking a trip to Japan this summer will offer you just that. With the untouched landscapes around Mt Fuji, mountain hikes and peaceful zen gardens, Libras will find their tranquility. But with the hustle and bustle of Tokyo and Kyoto right near by, you won't want for variety. Savour a little bit of everything and find your balance.
Scorpios love to explore and discover hidden gems. You're drawn to the mysterious. But when you holiday, you're also looking to unwind. Why not give the Galapagos Islands a go? With breathtaking snorkeling, stunning stargazing, and animals found no where else on earth, Galapagos will take care of every inch of your desire to unwind and discover. Try staying in an eco lodge, where you can really relax and connect with the natural landscape around you.
Sagittarius is always looking for adventure. Your star sign is the centaur ready for the hunt, so you're always on the look out for some excitement. How about heading up to Northern Africa and the Middle East to fang around the sand dunes of the Sahara Desert in a 4WD? Follow that with a quick skip over to Abu Dhabi for a trip to Ferrari World where you can test your stomach on the fastest roller coaster in the world.
Capricorns appreciate a bit of luxury and comfort, but their star sign is also ruled by an innate sense of adventure. Heading to Reykjavik in Iceland during the summer months could be the perfect chance to find both. While it's still chilly (the average temperature is 10ºC), you don't have to battle with sub-zero temperatures all the time. And this means you can still take advantage of the many geothermal pools scattered around the country. Just don't forget your eye mask — that far north, you're looking at almost 24 hours of sunlight.
Aquarius is the star sign of the future. You love being ahead of the crowd, so bustling modern cities are often where you find your groove. But you also have a sense of the bohemian about you and love the chance to tap into those roots. Heading over to Spain is the perfect mesh of these two instincts. In Madrid, you'll find the combination of a modern European city with all the architecture, art and culture you could need.
Like the fish that represents this star sign, Pisces go with the flow. They're free spirited and, like their fishy friends, love the ocean. A holiday for a Pisces demands beach side relaxation with a chance to explore the local offerings and surrounds. An overwater bungalow in Fiji will be the perfect place to relax with a cocktail one day, and explore the natural rainforests the next. Digging your toes in the sand with a sketchbook or journal as the waves lap the shore is your dream day to relax, unwind and get creative.
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Like Nokia, Sony, סמסונג And others, too LG Is preparing for the big technological show of the current month - the largest annual mobile exhibition in Barcelona, which will open in about three weeks.
Like any other actress trying to maintain relevance and find new avenues of income, it was natural to assume that too LG Will choose to launch a device that supports the fifth cellular generation soon - and the basic estimate was that it would happen within one of the G8 versions, which will arrive as usual in the February-March environment. Now we get a fresh report that says a slightly different possibility: the G8 will be the new global flagship product,LG V50 will be offered alongside it as the designated 5G model to be launched in the markets where it will be operated Networks Support for the foreseeable future.
The V50, which will come only about six months after the launch of the LG V40 model, may provide an 6 OLED screen, a Snapdragon 855 chip, and a dedicated X50 modem for next-generation communication, evaporative cooling that becomes popular on powerful smartphones and 4,000mAh battery - smaller than the 5,000mAh capacity on which we heard reports on Samsung's first 5G device (the Galaxy S10X). as per The report of the Korean site ET News, The price of the unique model that will begin to be sold in March may reach $ 1,350 - and it certainly feels like part of a broad trend that will make the fifth generation products very expensive compared to their counterparts in the "LTE Seller.
The G8 is expected to be the Korean company's most popular flagship product for the next six months, and will continue to carry the thinQ branding used by many other smart products from the company. It will provide an 6.1-inch IPS panel and QHD resolution, chip Snapdragon 855, dual front and rear cameras, an enlarged 3,500mAh battery, and a traditional fingerprint scanner built into the back.
Both of these smartphones are to star in the booth of LG At the MWC 2019 exhibition that will start at 25 in January, and we can only hope that they will not disappoint us, with as competitive prices as possible battery Best. what do you think? Share comments.


Members of the Afghan National Army ignore the guidance of their partnered forces, and attempt to remove a Taliban flag on top of a mountain. When the two ANA soldiers get to the flag, they attempt to remove it and set off an improvised explosive device. Both Afghan soldiers were instantly killed by the blast, forcing the remainder of the force to stay in place to conduct a cleanup operation. The area was allegedly secured.
Improvised Explosive Devices were, and still are, a rampant problem in countries like Afghanistan and Iraq. They are a staple of the Global War on Terror, and anyone who has served in any ground combat capacity during the GWoT will generally have at least one up close and personal encounter with one. These booby-traps, often placed by the enemy in areas that are highly trafficked by ISAF troops, are meant to maim and terrify troops, and they can remain in place long after the enemy has been cleared from an area.
In this video, ISAF troops are conducting a partnered mission with the Afghan National Army through an area that has been cleared of Taliban forces. As they are moving down the road to their destination, the ANA commander spots a Taliban flag on top of a mountain top. The ANA commander then halts the convoy, and tries to get the American forces he is working with to clear the mountainside in order to allow them to retrieve the flag and remove it. The Americans tell the ANA commander that it is a bad idea, and that they should just leave it alone until they have an explosive ordinance disposal team on hand to assist them in the removal of the flag, because it is probably booby-trapped with a victim actuated IED.
The Afghan commander ignores his partnered troop's warning and makes the decision to send two of his soldiers up the mountainside anyways. Once they get to the top of the mountain, they waste no time in trying to remove the booby-trapped flag. It instantly detonates killing both soldiers. Their lives are wasted at the expense of removing a singular Taliban flag.
There is no way to know what will be the Improvised Explosive Device of the next war we are in. It is certain however, that whatever new booby-traps our enemy concocts, we will discover it and learn about it in blood. Then, we will move forward and figure out how to defeat that device in the same manner that we did the IED. While there is never a way to fully defeat these types of traps, adapting to them and educating each other about them is our first best defense.
The Afghan soldiers in this video learned a lesson in blood. One their American counter-parts had already learned throughout their operations in other parts of Afghanistan, and throughout Operation Iraqi Freedom. Hopefully this lesson will teach them a valuable piece of information, and prevent them from making the same mistakes again in the future.


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Dave Martin Notre Dame guard Kayla McBride (21) reacts in the second half of the women's NCAA Final Four college basketball tournament semifinal against Connecticut, Sunday, April 7, 2013, in New Orleans.
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Stars win without leading scorer Kayla McBride
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Gerald Herbert Notre Dame guard Kayla McBride (21) and guard Skylar Diggins (4) react at the end of the women's NCAA Final Four college basketball tournament semifinal Connecticut, Sunday, April 7, 2013, in New ...
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Gerald Herbert Connecticut forward Morgan Tuck (3) blocks a shot by Notre Dame guard Kayla McBride (21) in the first half of the women's NCAA Final Four college basketball tournament semifinal, Sunday, April 7, 2013, in New Orleans.
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Gerald Herbert Connecticut center Stefanie Dolson (31) and Notre Dame guard Kayla McBride (21) chase a loose ball in the first half of the women's NCAA Final Four college basketball tournament semifinal, Sunday, April 7, 2013, in New Orleans.
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Bill Haber Connecticut guard Bria Hartley (14) goes up for a shot against Notre Dame guard Kayla McBride (21) in the second half of the women's NCAA Final Four college basketball tournament semifinal, Sunday, April 7, 2013, in New Orleans.
Dave Martin Connecticut forward Morgan Tuck (3) blocks a shot by Notre Dame guard Kayla McBride (21) in the first half of the women's NCAA Final Four college basketball tournament semifinal, Sunday, April 7, 2013, in New Orleans.
Gerald Herbert Connecticut center Stefanie Dolson (31) and Notre Dame guard Kayla McBride (21) battle for a rebound in the first half of the women's NCAA Final Four college basketball tournament semifinal, Sunday, April 7, 2013, in New Orleans.
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Gerald Herbert Connecticut guard Kelly Faris (34) and Notre Dame guard Kayla McBride (21) chase after a loose ball in the first half of the women's NCAA Final Four college basketball tournament semifinal, Sunday, April 7, 2013, in New Orleans.
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Leading scorer Kayla McBride will miss rest of Stars' season with broken foot
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Tim Griffin, Staff writer Stars leading scorer Kayla McBride will miss the rest of the season after sustaining a right foot fracture. ... Kayla McBride pumps a long shot as the Stars host the Indiana Fever at ...
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Game report: UConn wins 9th NCAA title
Notre Dame's Kayla McBride and Jewell Loyd were also selected to the team. ... McBride led Notre Dame with 21 points and five rebounds.
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The Dollar Store is the newest store to locate in the Lawrence Shopping Center.
The LA Fitness Center, planned for the site of the former Huffman Koos furniture store at the Lawrence Shopping Center, will be opening at the shopping center – but just not yet.
The Lawrence Township Planning Board approved a four-month extension to Oct. 15 for final site plan approval for the fitness center, which was granted to Lawrence Shopping Center Associates LLC in September 2018.
The resolution, which was approved by the Lawrence Township Planning Board at its June 21 meeting, states that "the applicant has been unable to begin construction on the LA Fitness Center as a result of delays due to the declared state and local emergency arising from the COVID-19 pandemic."
Site plan approvals are valid for three years, but state law also allows for an extension of the initial site plan approval – which is exactly what the Lawrence Township Planning Board did. The approval for an extension can be granted "for good cause shown."
The plan calls for constructing a 34,000-square-foot fitness center. LA Fitness representatives told the Planning Board that this club would be a "signature club," which offers amenities not found in a standard LA Fitness gym.
In addition to the usual fitness center facilities such as a weight room, group fitness room, cardio room and personal training room, the LA Fitness Signature Club would offer a hot yoga room and a high intensity training room, company representatives told the Planning Board in 2018.
The Huffman Koos furniture store building, which had been vacant for several years, was demolished in 2020 and the parking lot was paved in anticipation of construction work on the fitness center.
The LA Fitness Center is part of the effort to turn around the Lawrence Shopping Center by JJ Operating Inc. The New York City-based company bought the Lawrence Shopping Center in December 2016.
The Lawrence Shopping Center is located at 2495 Brunswick Pike, in the southern end of the township. It is bordered by Texas Avenue, Brunswick Pike, Princeton Pike and a small stream.
Since the new owners acquired the 393,430-square-foot shopping center, it has been undergoing a slow revitalization process. The German-based Lidl grocery store opened its doors earlier this month in some of the space formerly occupied by the ACME grocery store.
Several new stores also have opened at the shopping center, from Plato's Closet, which sells trendy, gently-used clothing, to the Cafe du Pain bakery, Bury the Hatchet and City Electric Supply Co.
Auto Zone and the Dollar Tree discount stores have opened for business, and Five Below is poised to join them. National Pools and Spa occupies space in the shopping center, which still has a few vacant storefronts.
The Lawrence Shopping Center, which opened in 1960, was the first major shopping center in Lawrence Township. It consisted of 150,000 square feet and 13 stores. It underwent expansions and renovations several times between 1966 and 1997.
Among the original stores at the Lawrence Shopping Center were the Pantry Pride grocery store; W.T. Grant, which was a 5- and 10-cent store; Dunham's department store; and Lawrence Liquors, according to records on file at the Lawrence Township Tax Assessor's Office.
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First of all, I would like to thank the International Society for the invitation to address this distinguished audience tonight. I use the word distinguished on purpose as it means literally "to separate by pricking" (Webster's New Collegiate Dictionary). Your mark of distinction, of excellence, is your testimony of the divinity of Christ and His restored Church on the earth today. Using this mark in your professional field is making a difference in the way The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is being known, recognized, and established in the nations of the world.
Wherefore, the prophets, and the priests, and the teachers, did labor diligently, exhorting with all long-suffering the people to diligence; teaching the law of Moses, and the intent for which it was given; persuading them to look forward unto the Messiah, and believe in him to come as though he already was. And after this manner did they teach them. And it came to pass that by so doing they kept them from being destroyed upon the face of the land; for they did prick their hearts with the word, continually stirring them up unto repentance.
As for myself, my field is as general as it can be as a General Authority, and my only distinction is to prick the hearts of people with the word of God . . .
This proselyting message will never change; it is eternal in our mortal perspective. It is, of course, associated with the verb to prick, which also means to affect with anguish, grief or remorse, or repentance! Where did it start?
From the very beginning of the history of mankind, man has been characterized by physical and spiritual needs as we may refer to the so-called primitive man of Africa, Australia, or Neanderthal, or to our biblical religious ancestors Adam and Eve. Their physical needs were their first priority in order to survive, and the earth became their first resource. Three essential questions were asked on a daily basis.
Religious, as well as social, economical, or political, pluralism developed from the beginning in one form or another. The one religious form, the original, came by direct revelation from God giving knowledge of who to worship and how to worship and giving mankind a plan of happiness, also called the plan of redemption. Another religious form was a deviation from divine revelation that could be defined as human divination leading to a worship of man-made idols or man-created gods. This deviation, by the name of apostasy, would take place by defection from true knowledge or renunciation of true faith. It is interesting to note that despite eras of apostasy, they were always followed by a restoration of the true nature of God and His plan of redemption for His children. Such a period of establishing or restoring true religion was called a "dispensation"—God literally dispensing divine knowledge for the benefit of His children. Thus, in this religious pluralism, people had to deal with a fact called divine revelation and not only the uniqueness of it, but also that this divine revelation had been witnessed by men called prophets, and their testimonies were recorded in sacred books.
Atheists, pagans, or idolaters did not have such written or revealed evidence except their own. In the Book of Mormon, Alma the prophet, confronting Korihor, the Anti-Christ, asks him, "And now what evidence have ye that there is no God, or that Christ cometh not?" The answer is plain and direct, "I say unto you that ye have none, save it be your word only" (Alma 30: 40). Evidence throughout the centuries testifies of the existence of God—even though some may choose to deny that there is one.
Religion, a revealed system of beliefs, ordinances, rites, and a way of life, was to become an integral part of life to save man from his mortal and imperfect condition.
For example, returning to our beginnings, we read of what happened to our religious ancestors, Adam and Eve, as they were pondering and praying about their spiritual needs. From the book of Moses, a prophet, in the Pearl of Great Price we read, "And Adam and Eve, his wife, called upon the name of the Lord, and they heard the voice of the Lord from the way toward the Garden of Eden, speaking unto them, and they saw him not; for they were shut out from his presence. And he gave unto them commandments, that they should worship the Lord their God, and should offer the firstlings of their flocks, for an offering unto the Lord. And Adam was obedient unto the commandments of the Lord" (Moses 5: 4–5).
Religious uniqueness has always been declared by revelation from God, by angels—his messengers, or other means, and through prophets called by Him. Religion, a revealed system of beliefs, ordinances, rites, and a way of life, was to become an integral part of life to save man from his mortal and imperfect condition. A Savior and Redeemer was announced to bring to pass the immortality and eternal life of man through the Atonement. His name would be Jesus Christ, the Messiah, the Son of God.
Remember all thy church, O Lord, with all their families, and all their immediate connections, with all their sick and afflicted ones, with all the poor and meek of the earth; that the kingdom, which thou hast set up without hands, may become a great mountain and fill the whole earth; That thy church may come forth out of the wilderness of darkness, and shine forth fair as the moon, clear as the sun, and terrible as an army with banners; And be adorned as a bride for that day when thou shalt unveil the heavens, and cause the mountains to flow down at thy presence, and the valleys to be exalted, the rough places made smooth; that thy glory may fill the earth (Doctrine and Covenants 109: 72–74).
One God; one Savior; one plan of salvation; one church; one priesthood; one set of ordinances of salvation—that uniqueness has always been the subject not only of questioning this assertion but especially of criticism leading even to persecution.
And also those to whom these commandments were given, might have power to lay the foundation of this church, and to bring it forth out of obscurity and out of darkness, the only true and living church upon the face of the whole earth, with which I, the Lord, am well pleased, speaking unto the church collectively and not individually.
One God; one Savior; one plan of salvation; one church; one priesthood; one set of ordinances of salvation—that uniqueness has always been the subject not only of questioning this assertion but especially of criticism leading even to persecution. Elder Dallin H. Oaks once said, "Anyone who preaches unity risks misunderstanding" ("Weightier Matters," BYU Devotional, 9 February 1999). One may add that one is not only risking misunderstanding but also risking life—as we have witnessed in the cases of Joseph Smith the Prophet and even Jesus Christ, the Son of God.
How do we deal with that paradox of uniqueness declared by God and pluralism advertised by the world as being politically correct? Is it religiously correct to condemn and silence or persecute nonbelievers or members of other faiths?
One of the early apostles, Paul, said, "For I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ: for it is the power of God unto salvation to every one that believeth; to the Jew first, and also to the Greek" (Romans 1: 16). Another apostle, James, asks the following question, "Know ye not that the friendship of the world is enmity with God? whosoever therefore will be a friend of the world is the enemy of God" (James 4: 4). Lehi warned his son Jacob, "For it must needs be, that there is an opposition in all things" (2 Ne. 2: 11).
As simple and innocuous as it may seem, establishing the Church of Christ among religious pluralism has not only been met by skepticism but also by opposition, persecution, destruction, and violence by believers and nonbelievers. Religion or church are too often associated with chauvinism and exclusion. Being recently in Palmyra and Kirtland, I rediscovered the reality of the persecution endured by the early Saints trying to establish the restored Church of Jesus Christ.
Has the situation changed in the beginning of this twenty-first century? Are new religious movements or the restored Church exempt from religious or state persecution? Apparently not, as it is quite evident in view of the destruction of sacred sites, sacred lives, and sacred values all around the world in our days. The devastating human effects of religious wars, that we thought belonged to the Dark Ages of civilization, are alive and doing well in the Middle East, Nigeria, Kashmir, Sri Lanka, India, Indonesia, and Bosnia-Herzegovina, to mention only a few. The more insidious of these wars is also being fought in the Western nations dealing with religious freedom and human rights versus the amazing explosion of religious plurality among the traditional religions. Paradoxically, this awakening of various new religious movements has been accompanied by a growing extension of the exercise of religious freedom and rights, but also with increased restrictions to limit that new freedom to worship how, where, or what we may. Religious exclusiveness related to nationalism, patriotism, or favoritism is not new and will continue, as we recently saw in an incident in Russia between the Orthodox and the Catholic churches. Tolerance does not seem to belong to the religious vocabulary!
The major monolithic religions, Judaism, Islam, and Christianity, also seem to build more than ever before the physical and spiritual walls of intolerance, hate, and distrust among them. All three are major revealed religions based on words of prophets recorded in their sacred records: the Torah, the Qur'an, and the Bible. In essence, all have the same source and foundation!
How can ordinary people, who are members of these religions, deal with constant references to war? The most challenging temptation of this twenty-first century will be to turn to oneself and to use reason to deal with religion or to simply negate the role of religion, churches, and priesthood. The recent scandals affecting priesthood leaders and church shepherds in the Catholic Church will neither help the growing desertion of their faithful nor prevent growing distrust for church leaders of other confessions.
The dogma of the existence of God is a message of love to help us to be transformed to become like Him. A dogma is a promise, it is hope that will change life by faith. It is up to the individual to accept it or to tear it down. Logical reasoning, relativism, and the modern propensity to discard judgments to be politically correct are the temptations to change the divine nature of God into a natural god, the divine instrument of love and salvation into a worldly instrument of friendship and unconditional salvation, the divine righteousness into hedonism. That is much easier to believe when there is almost nothing left to believe in.
They seek not the Lord to establish his righteousness, but every man walketh in his own way, and after the image of his own god, whose image is in the likeness of the world, and whose substance is that of an idol, which waxeth old and shall perish in Babylon, even Babylon the great, which shall fall (Doctrine and Covenants 1: 16).
For verily the voice of the Lord is unto all men, and there is none to escape; . . . And the voice of warning shall be unto all people, by the mouths of my disciples, whom I have chosen in these last days. . . . Wherefore the voice of the Lord is unto the ends of the earth, that all that will hear may hear (Doctrine and Covenants 1: 2, 4, 11).
The one and only truth can exist without excluding or condemning the unbelievers and others.
Religious pluralism and religious uniqueness, despite being a major cause for contention and wars, can coexist even if at first glance it seems unsolvable as a paradox. The one and only truth can exist without excluding or condemning the unbelievers and others. Religious freedom has a double edge but addresses both sides of the table and should assure communication, friendship, and peace despite the differences.
So are there any doubts about the uniqueness, the reality, the necessity to share and expose the gospel of salvation to mankind? The Lord has spoken in our day. His Church will continue to be established in all the nations of the earth, missionaries will continue to share their testimonies, there will continue to be persecution, but we have a spiritual duty and a spiritual assignment to declare the message of the Restoration that Jesus is the Christ, that Joseph Smith was the Prophet of the Restoration, and that The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is the church led by Jesus Christ. It is our motivation to do so without imposing our message or restraining the agency of others.
We can help by building bridges of communication, friendship, and peace instead of elevating walls of incomprehension, hate, and war.
All human rights are universal, indivisible, interdependent, and interrelated. The international community must treat human rights globally in a fair and equal manner, on the same footing, and with the same emphasis. While the significance of national and regional peculiarities and various historical, cultural and religious backgrounds must be borne in mind, it is the duty of States, regardless of their political, economic and cultural systems, to promote and protect all human rights.
There is still a major difference between the word of the law and its intentions and the reality of the world and its traditions. We can help by building bridges of communication, friendship, and peace instead of elevating walls of incomprehension, hate, and war. It is not only our duty but also our responsibility to claim our religious uniqueness.
What is the conclusion of this very short examination of religious plurality and religious uniqueness, that unique paradox? We must look and listen as Joseph Smith did when he prayed to know which of all the sects was right, that he might know which to join. The vision was of the Father and the Son, the message was the greatest message ever given again to mankind: "This is My Beloved Son. Hear Him (JSH 1: 17)." It was the message of love: "For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life" (John 3: 16).
. . . remember how merciful the Lord hath been unto the children of men, from the creation of Adam even down until the time that ye shall receive these things, and ponder it in your hearts. And when ye shall receive these things, I would exhort you that ye would ask God, the Eternal Father, in the name of Christ, if these things are not true; and if ye shall ask with a sincere heart, with real intent, having faith in Christ, he will manifest the truth of it unto you, by the power of the Holy Ghost. And by the power of the Holy Ghost ye may know the truth of all things (Moroni 10: 3–5).
The invitation is not coercive. It is given with respect for others' beliefs; it is given in the spirit of love and recognition that we may be different in our religious thoughts but we are essentially the same—all are spirit children of our Heavenly Father. Our quest for happiness and peace is also the same, and eternal life is a result of agency and choice.
May the Lord help us to remember our religious uniqueness among the religious pluralism of our days, but may we also that we do it the Lord's way and not the world's way, as He commanded us to love our neighbor as ourselves.
This talk was given at the Thirteenth Annual International Society Conference fireside 18 August 2002.


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Stealing Society - System Of A Down - Hypnotize (Hybrid, Album)
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Label: American Recordings - 82876726122,Columbia - 82876726122 • Format: Hybrid DualDisc, PAL, Album • Country: Europe • Genre: Rock • Style: Alternative Rock, Heavy Metal
Comes with a special insert that allows it to be joined with the album Mezmerize "Hypnotize is a unique package that inserts into the Mezmerize package to form one cohesive package." Recording location: The Mansion in Laurel Canyon, Los Angeles, CA and Akademie Mathematique of Philosophical Sound Research, Los Angeles, CA.
Kimimaro - Boulder, CO. "Stealing Society" was written by the SOAD's creative engine: guitarist Daron Malakian and lead singer Serj Tankian. Rick Rubin, who was also their label boss, produced it with Malakian. This is part of the Hypnotize album, which was released in November just six months after their previous album, Mezmerize.
· System of a Down's final album (probably). Released the same year as Mezmerize, I expected it to be much more similar to that album but honestly they're quite different. It's a bit more chaotic than Mezmerize and I can't say I enjoy this one nearly as much. The record doesn't seem to flow all that well and there are a few of the band's.
Never a band to rush art, System of a Down's third studio album, Mezmerize (of which Hypnotize is the companion), came a full three and a half years after its predecessor, Toxicity. For a band looking to capitalise on mainstream success, taking three years out to record a double album to be released over a six-month period seems like an odd.
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3 thoughts on "Stealing Society - System Of A Down - Hypnotize (Hybrid, Album)"
Gobei says:
Digipak manufactured by Van De Steeg and licensed from AGI, USA. DVD side contains the Entire album in enhanced stereo. Comes with a special insert that allows it to be joined with the album Mezmerize "Hypnotize is a unique package that inserts into the Mezmerize package to form one cohesive package." Recording location: The Mansion in Laurel Canyon, Los Angeles, CA and Akademie Mathematique of /5(51).
Vigrel says:
System Of A Down - Hypnotize (Full Album) ; Lists. Contributors. Stealing Society. Lyrics By – D. Malakian*, S. Tankian* Music By – D. Malakian* Hybrid DualDisc with CD audio side containing the album, and DVD side with Entire album in Enhanced Stereo, Exclusive behind-the-scenes footage of the recording of both Mezmerize and /5(6).
Mulkis says:
· Hypnotize "Stealing Society" apparently deals with the degradation of society, and how drug abuse and gang violence contribute to the decline. Unfortunately, the song was never played in.
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