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Shradha Binani moves Bombay High Court to quash SFIO's summons
Shradha Binani, daughter of Braj Bhushan Binani, promoter of , has moved to the Bombay High Court to challenge the summons issued by the Serious Fraud Investigation Office (SFIO).
On Monday, Senior advocates Harish Salve and Janak Dwarkadas, appearing for Shradha Binani, argued that she was on the company's board between 2012 to 2014, and the statements made by the SFIO are without any basis.
As per the Bombay High Court website, the case was originally filed on October 1, 2021, and on Monday, the court has posted the case for further hearing to February 1, 2022.
She has approached the court through law firm Dhru & Co. The counsels for Binani said that the department had made 'brazenly false' statements, and someone has to take responsibility for making such statements.
Lawyers for Binani informed the court that they are seeking the court's intervention to direct the SFIO to produce details to back their claim about her alleged involvement in any 'related party transaction' that the agency is claiming.
However, the division bench of Justice Gautam Patel and Madhav Jamdar said that she would know what goes in and out of her account, and allow her to file a rejoinder by January 17.
Later, counsel for Binani sought to file a one-page rejoinder, which the court allowed. Also, Additional solicitor general Anil Singh for the SFIO said that Solicitor General Tushar Mehta would appear for the government in the case. Binani has named the Ministry of Corporate Affairs and Senor Official Manish Chandel as parties in the matter.
People familiar with the development said, much after the completion of the Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP) for
Ltd (CBL), in May and June 2020, the central investigation agency SFIO has launched an investigation and has issued two summons to Shradha Binani to appear before it.
However, in her plea in the High Court, Binani has argued that after completing the CIRP process, the company is immune from any prosecution for any offence alleged to have been committed prior to the resolution process.
The Binani Cement was acquired by the Aditya Birla Group-owned cement company through Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP) in 2018 for Rs 7,900 crore. Later, it was renamed as
Nathdwara Cement.
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Please can anyone assist me with this error code, 077-130. I've cleaned the sensors (not sure if it's the right sensor though) and rollers but still getting jam by the duplex out. Please help!
Is it making a grinding noise?
yes, it makes a grinding noise as well when powered on.
Theres a belt on the inside of that drawer where the pictures show, theres also about 8 pulleys and bearings, you need to clean the shafts and bearings out, dont grease or oil them, then retension belt at spring tension, theres also a mod kit available with bearings with pulleys!
The problem will only get worse, and will result in you having to replace the gears also. Until you solve the issue you can manual duplex, but always print "face up" to prevent the duplex from activating.
How can you be so sure its the motor? The grinding sound is the gear (PL 4.5 item 15) not the motor. A bad or stalled motor makes a humming sound not grinding. I unfortunatly fix this issue once a week.
As someone else stated, you can try to clean the bearings, but this has never been effective long term solution for me.
Thanks a lot! Will have a look and give them a clean...hopefully it works.
Thanks a lot for your suggestions! Please will I have to also replacee the bearings should I decide to replace the belt?


Many of the pages in this section came from my blog and like a blog, some of them are more like an incomplete show and tell. I'm going to rewrite, edit, or add to the pages as I get time. Meanwhile, I have linked those blog pages in the right sidebar.
My garden is located just 14 or 15 feet from the back of my house. The garden currently measures 25 feet by 50 feet. When it was first cut, it was a little smaller than that.
A vegetable garden requires full sun during most of the day. It is okay if parts of the garden are shaded during the early morning or during late evening, but for most of the day - it will need full sun.
My garden is a vegetable garden but I do not limit it to vegetables. I plant herbs and flowers in the garden as well as vegetables. The flowers and herbs attract pollinators and butterflies and it looks nice.
You will know that it is time to plan your garden when you start receiving seed catalogs in the mail. I start getting the catalogs during the first week in January. Typically, when I plan my garden layout, I print a sheet of graph paper from Graph Paper. On my old printer, I printed it in "draft" so that the lines would be gray. ( I've made a new graph paper that is for gardens. It is linked at the Plant a Kitchen Garden page. ) Basically, decide what you want to grow, then decide how much of it that your garden has room to support, and then make the plan on graph paper.
Typically when vegetable plants are at local nurseries, then it is either time to plant or it is getting close to planting time. Summer vegetables are usually planted some time after the last frost. Some plants require a certain degree of warmth in the dirt. Plants like onions and potatoes are planted early in the year (winter). Plants such as lettuce, broccoli, and cabbage are typically for spring and/or fall gardens. Depending on where you live, you could have something in your garden year-round or almost year-round.
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Animal Friends Croatia pointed out the absurdity of reporting on the case of diseased cows from Polish slaughterhouses, whereby consumers are being reassured that the disease-ridden meat has not ended up in Croatia, that people do not have to worry and can continue eating meat available on our market carelessly, because it is "safe" and "health approved". At the same time, media outlets warn that the photos and the footage of sick cows that workers drag around the slaughterhouse are "disturbing" and that consumers are viewing them "at their own liability". How is it possible for human beings to look at the suffering of animals only from the perspective of benefitting off their dead flesh for human needs? Isn't that most "disturbing" and ethically defeating to the human race and isn't it precisely what we should, both as individuals and as a species, bear the greatest responsibility for?
Luka Oman, Animal Friends president, warns us: "Currently, farms worldwide annually raise and then kill more than 60 billion animals in slaughterhouses. It is impossible to ensure the health of such an enormous number of animals. They survive horrific conditions of intensive farming until the time of slaughter only because of the mass use of antibiotics in the industrial production. The industry only cares about the profit, soeverything will be done to maximize the use of animals and to bring them to the slaughterhouse alive at any cost, because that is the only way they will beuseful. Does anyone really think that sick animals are a rarity in the industry and that such animals do not end up in slaughterhouses? Any farmed meat, and all of it is farmed, is sick."
"What is also sick is human indifference to the suffering that all farmed animals endure", Oman points out, inviting us to ask ourselves why it is normal for us to separate calves from their mothers to drink their milk, and to draw as much as up to 50l of milk daily from those mothers; why it is normal that cows do not graze grass, but rather eat fish and other animals and, at best, grains and soybeans; why it does not disturb us that they usually see the light of day only when leaving for the slaughterhouse, overcrowded in transportation trucks.
He adds that it is devastating that most people fall under the influence of the system which treats living beings as walking steaks and presents something like that as normal and healthy. What is concerning in the case from Poland is human apathy to the suffering and pain of living beings, as well as to the injustice happening daily to those with whom we need to share this planet, rather than turning them into biological machines, which is what we are doing.
The video footage shows a living being who feels pain just as we do. This living being is dragged away to slaughter, even though they haven't done anything wrong and their meat is not a necessity. Animal Friends say that if scenes from Poland showed dogs instead of cows, perhaps we would start also worrying about the animals, not just their meat. That is exactly why they are reminding us that, nothing healthy and humane can come out of this unnatural human attitude towards animals. They wonder whether consumers are really new to seeing the collapsed sick cows, which is a common occurrence in the milk and meat industry, or to claim they don't know what the suffering-filled concentration camps called farms, the transportation trucks and slaughterhouses look like. It's really just a collective self-denial that meat not filled with disease even exists.
Animal Friends invite everyone to watch the short film "Croatia's Invisible Animals", "Earthlings" and others on Animal Friends' YouTube channel, which show routine treatment of animals on meat, milk and egg production farms. They are also inviting us to ask ourselves why birds lay eggs, why mammals produce milk and in which kind of sick ways do we exploit the biological processes of other animals' mothers, when we also have mothers of our own.
They are telling us to take another look at the footage from Poland and pay attention to the living being, not the meat. While investigating the case in Poland, we should start with ourselves and our eating habits, which are the cause of all sickness that farmed animals experience and which returns to us like a boomerang. More information can be found here.


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Brett Kavanaugh is no longer a mere Supreme Court nominee. His name is now a veritable conservative cause, one that has united the right for the first time since the 2016 primary sent Republicans quarreling over Trump and Never Trump.
As I write this, Liberal Democrats in Washington are in full meltdown mode, so much so that that senators are being given police protection due to pending outbreaks of riots and violence. Why? Because the FBI has concluded its investigation of Brett Kavanaugh, and found no corroboration of any of the allegations against him. The Democrats are furious that their character assassination attempt has failed, which is why Dianne Feinstein is demanding the FBI report be kept from the American people.
It is game over for the Democrats, and they know it. They commit such overreach in their attempt to stop Kavanaugh, that the Conservative Right is galvanized like they haven't been in quite some time. So sure of their ability to crush Kavanaugh, Democrats put all their eggs into the one basket of the politics of personal destruction, but have failed spectacularly in their attempt. The resulting 'omelette' may just usher in a Red Wave not seen in this country in the past 100 years.
FROM THE NY POST: Whatever the outcome of the immediate contest, it's increasingly clear that Democrats and the media establishment made an enormous miscalculation by waging total war against Kavanaugh and his family.
Dianne Feinstein wants FBI report kept secret…why?
Elizabeth Landers seems like a very nice person and good at what she does. She is also a reporter for CNN, so for her to be tweeting this adds a whole lot more weight than if a Conservative reporter had tweeted this.
"I think the investigation ought to be closely held," she reiterated.


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An Interview with Adam Dant
Earlier this month, food writer and cookbook author Alexandra Dudley interviewed East London based artist and egg purist Adam Dant on food, art, travel and life. Below we have a peek behind the scenes and into his Shoreditch studio where we hear about school dinners, Viennese specialities and his favourite local eateries in East London.
I meet Adam Dant in his studio behind an unassuming grey door just off Arnold Circus in Shoreditch, East London. In the centre of this cramped workspace stands a life size model of a rhinoceros. Adam is painting it as part of a project commissioned by Tusk Trust. Bizarrely, the Rhino does not seem out of place here. This room invites the bizarre. On the right as you walk in there is a piano. It is littered with papers, prints and scribbled notes as well as a crystal champagne flute, a human skull and a packet of hobnobs. The ceiling is painted in red lozenges with outlines of gold leaf. Adam painted it himself, taking inspiration from Rome's Palazzo Altieri. He spent a year in the eternal city after graduating with a masters in printmaking from the Royal College of Art. "In here it is almost a space apart from the outside world. It's a bit like being on a a boat" he says. Originally, the studio was a sweet shop then a chicken butchers, then a mini-cab office . Now it is very much Adam's . He was here long before the hipsters and long before it was marked as 'edgy'.
We chat a little about how the area has changed. He tells me about 'Ron's', the fabulously filthy greasy spoon, sadly no longer open. "You could get a full English for four quid!" he tells me. I think back to my earlier plate of avocado on toast. It cost me ten pounds fifty. Adam remembers the first time he ate an avocado. It was on a train to Liverpool and he recalls two local teenagers staring with bewilderment until they asked "pardon me, mate. What kind of cheese is that?".
Our giggles prompt another story. This time of the weeks he spent in Pompeii with friends. Money was generally scarce and a lunch a simple affair. He recalls an absolute steal of a deal for hard boiled eggs and cheese. However, the eggs turned out to be raw and the cheese a great big block of polenta. There was Paris too where Adam became obsessed with trying a specific Greek dish with a name he couldn't pronounce. He returned to the same restaurant three times, each time ordering a different squid dish – never having the heart nor the nerve to tell the waiter that it wasn't what he wanted.
Food in the seventies was awful he said. Common school dinners included a dish nicknamed 'baby's arm' by disgusted school-kids – an unidentifiable tube of pink meat. Then, there was powdered potato from an ice cream scoop and strawberry custard which tasted like plaster of Paris. Adam went to a Catholic school where the rules were strict. The worst thing he says, was the tapioca pudding. But at eight years old he worked out that if he flicked his spoon under the table "the revolting, gooey stuff would stick to the underside" and he'd be off the hook.
Summer holidays were spent with pals "watching 'The Flashing Blade ' on a black and white telly and drinking litres of Tizer until we were sick" , and he fondly remembers sports biscuits; iced on one side and embossed with figures doing various sport on the other. My own childhood was punctuated with custard creams and jammy dodgers. I am jealous of these sports biscuits.
"I'm sure there are things I won't eat because they trigger emotions" he says. "I can't tell you though, because it happens by accident." It could go the other way too he says. We agree that it is rare to find a really good tomato in London but when you do, "when you suddenly find one that tastes of something it takes you right back". Some things just aren't the same in England; Campari, Aperol, Pernod and Ricard. "They just don't taste right outside of Europe" Adam says. When Adam returned from France and headed to his local pub he ordered a Ricard. The response from that landlord was "I know you've been away mate but you're back now and you're going to have a pint of bitter". The pub is the Owl and the Pussycat on Redchurch Street. It is still there but quite different, he says.
Adam's eating habits are regular-ish. "It depends on how the work is going". Breakfast is usually scrambled eggs or an 'egg banjo' (egg sandwich). He likes watching Prime Minister's Questions on a Wednesday and usually does so with an omelette for lunch. He is a purist when it comes to eggs. Omelette fillings should be restricted to cheese and in scrambled eggs there should be nothing but salt and pepper. His palate is far from bland though. On the contrary he has a good taste for offal and reminisces about a "very decent chopped lung dish" he once ate in Vienna and exquisite, deep fried calf brains in Florence.
When asked to list some of his favourite restaurants, he speaks highly of Fergus Henderson's St John's , but even more so of Fergus's wife, Margot's place just round the corner from the studio - Rochelle Canteen. Last week he enjoyed a dish of woodcock that came with a perfectly teeny spoon. For "scooping out the brains" he said. As a family (Adam has a wife; Melissa and daughter Grace) the Dant's enjoy the Tas Firin Turkish grill on Bethnal Green Road. I'm told that the chicken soup is excellent and that they do a very good barbecued quail. In town, he loves Brasserie Zedel. It is "cheap and cheerful" and reminds him of Chartier in Paris. On special occasions it will be The Wolseley for schnitzel, and for fish he recommends Sweetings on Queen Victoria Street in the City of London, a place once frequented by kindred spirit and bon vivant, Toulouse Lautrec.
I have promised to bring Adam some tasty tomatoes from my local grocer, who if asked politely will put a box of the very best Italian pomodoro aside .
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PoliticalCertain of these sketchbooks started veering off on a more political direction, using newspaper clippings and press releases — reflecting the world we live in, or more precisely, the world the media allows us and coaxes us to live in. These images and follow-up stories color all of our lives, from the most ridiculous to the most earth-shattering. None of us ever asked to have a white Bronco on the brain, but there it is nonetheless.


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This image gallery named as Kitchen Design Ideas PRASADA Kitchens And Fine Cabinetry might be ideal solution for your decoration. As the author has insert this image into Affordable Kitchen Designs post section, would ease you to find the perfect match of you decor desire.
Inside this kitchen design design ideas prasada kitchens and fine cabinetry design layout thought, you can set the sink, fridge, and the stove at a triangle place. This place is likely to make your kitchen work simpler. You'll have two sinks, if you've got just two cook kitchen.
Separate your kitchen area with different areas such as dining room or cleaning area. You can separate the regions with your kitchen counter tops. Your kitchen work won't be mixed with other activities if you have this layout.
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Western and Mexican conservationists race to save grasslands -- and the species that depend on them. Plus, Idaho's power struggle, community-driven efforts to regulate fracking, and more.
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Beijing Suspends Flights From NYC, LA Due To COVID Cases
The CCP has barred most foreigners (including Americans) from entering the PRC since March 2020, but the diktat has enough wiggle room to still allow a steady trickle of businessmen and others who have won exemption from the ban to travel to the country, which is why there are still a small number of flights between New York and Shanghai.
However, even that last rickety link is now being severed, as China's aviation authorities are suspending two China Eastern flights between New York and Shanghai, and two XiamenAir flights from Los Angeles to Xiamen. These routes are among the last flights still flying routes between the US and China.
The suspension will begin Jan. 3; it's being implemented because of COVID outbreaks among passengers on the flights. Ten passengers in total on Dec. 14 tested positive for COVID upon arrival in China among all four routes, prompting the CAAC to halt two subsequent flights.
The halt is based on guidelines from the Civil Aviation Administration of China that govern international flights. China has maintained among the most restrictive border controls in the world since the advent of COVID. The news was announced in a statement published on the Shanghai city government's WeChat account
Beijing might be a little more sensitive to COVID spread right now because of the situation in Xi'an, the northwestern regional capital that is currently under strict lockdown as authorities scramble to suppress what might be the worst outbreak in China since Wuhan.
China saw daily cases surge to their highest level in 21 months over the weekend as authorities tightened a lockdown in Xi'an and launched a fourth round of mandatory citywide COVID testing.
Only a handful of cases of the omicron variant have been confirmed in China, primarily in Shanghai.
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The Cuyahoga Valley National Park is Ohio's only national park, stretching over 33,000 acres between Akron and Cleveland. There are many visitor's guides and other resources available for the park, but since many of our staff enjoy cycling, hiking, running, birding, and other activities in the park, we thought we'd weigh in with our own. Our Peninsula store is situated smack dab in the middle of the park and on the village's main road, so we often feel like we're unofficial park rangers with the number of people who stop in looking for directions and advice!
Note that admission to the Cuyahoga Valley National Park is FREE 365 days a year!
Most Popular Attractions
Here are four of the most popular destinations in the Cuyahoga Valley National Park. All of them can be rather busy, especially on weekend days with nice weather. See "Avoiding the Crowds" below for tips on visiting these areas.
Brandywine Falls
This 60-foot waterfall cascades spectacularly over ancient layers of shale and sandstone. Views can be easily accessed from a wooden boardwalk and platform (not handicapped accessible). Parking, drinking water, and restrooms with indoor plumbing are available.
Location: 8176 Brandywine Rd, Northfield, OH 44067
The Ledges Overlook
The most popular spot for selfies, the Ledges Overlook sits atop a rocky cliff facing west, with a view across the Cuyahoga Valley. Get to the Overlook by a short walk from the parking lot, or take the full 2.2-mile Ledges Loop Trail (see more information in the Hiking section below).
Location: 701 Truxell Rd, Peninsula, OH 44264
Everett Covered Bridge
The last remaining covered bridge in Summit County, Ohio goes over Furnace Run Creek, a tributary of the Cuyahoga River.
Location: 2247 Everett Rd, Peninsula, OH 44264
Beaver Marsh
The Towpath Trail traverses a restored wetland using a wooden boardwalk, with views of local plant and animal life. See the "Most Accessible Hikes" section below for information about how to reach this area.
Blue Hen Falls
This 15-foot waterfall is only accessible by a strenuous 3-mile round-trip hike. See the "Most Scenic Hikes" section below for more details.
Boston Mill Visitor Center
This modern park resource was completed in the summer of 2019, and offers interactive displays about the history and geology of the park, plus a gift and snack shop, drinking water, indoor restrooms, and parking.
Location: 6947 Riverview Rd, Peninsula, OH 44264
Activities: Bicycling
The Ohio & Erie Canal Towpath Trail
This car-free family-friendly bike trail extends over 80 miles from Cleveland to the south, with 22 miles within the Cuyahoga Valley National Park. It's very flat, and suitable for cyclists, walkers, and runners of all abilities. We rent bikes for use on the trail.
The East Rim Trails were the FIRST trails built from the ground up dedicated to mountain biking in a US national park.
Road Bicycling
The areas in and around Peninsula and the CVNP provide some of the most scenic and popular road cycling routes in Northeast Ohio.
Activities: Hiking
There are over 100 miles of hiking trails in the CVNP. Many of them are part of the Buckeye Trail, a loop of over 1,400 miles around Ohio that is the longest loop hiking trail in the country. Note that some of the trails in the park can have very muddy conditions any time of the year. Wear sturdy walking shoes or hiking boots, and carry drinking water and snacks. All trails in the park are open from dawn until dusk, except for the Ohio & Erie Canal Towpath Trail, which is open 24/7. Here are some of our favorite hikes:
Most Scenic Hikes
The Ledges Trail - One of the most popular hikes in the park, it passes a high overlook that looks to the west, which is especially beautiful at sunset or on colorful autumn days. You'll walk next to cliffs that were once under a vast inland sea. Park at The Ledges Shelter (701 Truxell Rd, Peninsula, OH 44264). Follow the gravel path from near the parking lot and look for signs for the Ledges Trail. You can go clockwise or counter-clockwise; the whole loop is less than two miles. There are other trails that branch off from this loop; continue looking for signs to stay on the Ledges Trail.
Brandywine Gorge Trail - Only 1.4 miles, but follows a rocky climb along Brandywine Creek, with access to Brandywine Falls, another of the most popular spots in the park. The parking lot is located at 8176 Brandywine Rd, Northfield, OH 44067. Walk past the restrooms, then turn left onto the gravel path, then look for the sign on your left for the Brandywine Gorge Trail. You can even skip the hike and go directly from the parking lot to the wooden walkway overlooking the waterfall.
Buckeye Trail to Blue Hen Falls - Park at the Boston Mill Visitor Center (6947 Riverview Rd, Peninsula, OH 44264). Walk across Riverview Road and look for the trail heading up the hill into the woods. It's mostly uphill the whole way, but the trail was recently renovated, so it's likely to be firm and not too muddy. Near the top, you'll cross Boston Mills Road. Continue on the trail, then a short access trail will take you down a short hill to Blue Hen Falls. Return the same way you came; it's about three miles total for the round trip.
Most Challenging Hikes
Pine Lane Loop - About six miles total with some steep climbs and descents, this hike follows part of the Buckeye Trail one way, then returns on the Valley Bridle Trail. Park at the Pine Lane Trailhead (1281 Pine Ln, Peninsula, OH 44264, about one mile east of downtown Peninsula). Look for the trail marked with the blue blazes of the Buckeye Trail to the left of the toilet. Continue to follow the blue blazes; you will cross a bridge above the Ohio Turnpike at one point. Continue until you reach a gravel path at the bottom of a hill as you exit the woods. Turn left on the gravel path and follow the signs for the Valley Bridle Trail. You'll cross under the Ohio Turnpike (distinguished by the "T" shaped support columns), then turn left and walk uphill parallel to the Turnpike. You'll cross over the Buckeye Trail where you came through earlier. Continue following the signs for the Valley Bridle Trail, and you'll reach the Pine Lane Trailhead. There are a couple of stream crossings that may be impassable during periods of high water, usually after heavy rains or during heavy snow melt.
Wetmore Trail - A loop of about 4.5 miles, in a more secluded area of the park where you won't hear freeway traffic. Park at the Wetmore Trailhead (4653 Wetmore Rd, Peninsula, OH 44264) and take the access trail down the hill from the parking lot. At the bottom of the hill, take the Wetmore Trail to the left or right. You'll loop around about four miles and come back to this same spot to take the access trail back up to the parking lot.
Plateau Trail - A loop of about five miles; the signage on this trail can be confusing because this trail overlaps with the Oak Hill Trail in three different spots. Park at the Oak Hill Trailhead (3901 Oak Hill Rd, Peninsula, OH 44264). Look for the entrance to both trails to the left of the toilet. Go left at the first fork in the trail to stay on the Plateau Trail, and continue looking for signs for the Plateau Trail. You'll walk down a long gravel hill; continue past the detour for Sylvan Pond, and look for the Plateau Trail to split off to the right further down the gravel path. At the FIRST sign for Hemlock Point, turn left to stay on the Plateau Trail. At the SECOND sign for Hemlock Point, go straight to continue on the Plateau Trail (you can take the detour to Hemlock Point; it's a short out-and-back, then turn left to continue on the Plateau Trail). Turn left at all remaining intersections to stay on the Plateau Trail, until it ends on the opposite side of the parking lot from where you started.
Overlooking the Cuyahoga River and the Ohio Turnpike from the Buckeye Trail along the Pine Lane Loop hike
The "Pine Lane" section of the Buckeye Trail on the Pine Lane Loop hike
Most Accessible Hikes
Beaver Marsh - The Towpath Trail crosses a restored wetland, home to numerous native plants and wildlife. The area is accessible to most visitors in wheelchairs and some others with limited mobility. Park at the Ira Trailhead (3801 Riverview Rd, Peninsula, OH 44264) then go left on the Towpath Trail. The Beaver Marsh is less than half a mile up the trail. Alternate parking is across the road from the Hunt Farm Visitor Information Center (2045 Bolanz Rd, Peninsula, OH 44264); from there, it's a little over one mile on the Towpath to the Beaver Marsh.
Everett Road Covered Bridge - The only remaining covered bridge in Summit County, Ohio. Parking is at 2247 Everett Rd, Peninsula, OH 44264. It's a short walk on a flat gravel path from the parking lot to the bridge.
Haskell Run Trail - A short half-mile loop around the Happy Days Lodge, but it is NOT wheelchair-accessible, and might still be a challenge for those with limited mobility. Park on the other side of the road at 501 W Streetsboro Rd, Hudson, OH 44236 then follow the paved path, stairs, and tunnel that take you under the road over to Happy Days Lodge. Follow the driveway to the back of the lodge, then turn left onto the Haskell Run Trail, following it clockwise until you reach the small open field in front of the Lodge. Return to the parking lot via the tunnel and stairs. Note that the parking lot may be closed during private events at Happy Days Lodge.
Avoiding the Crowds
The following areas tend to be the busiest spots in the Cuyahoga Valley National Park; here are some alternate ways to see them if the main parking lots for each are full:
The Ledges Overlook - If the main parking lot at The Ledges Shelter is full, here are two alternate ways you can reach the Overlook:
Park at the Boston Run Trailhead (501 W Streetsboro Rd, Hudson, OH 44236) and take the access stairs and tunnel under the road and over to Happy Days Lodge. Follow the driveway to the back of the Lodge, and turn left onto the Haskell Run Trail. Go downhill and look for the connector trail to the Ledges Trail on your left. Follow the Ledges Trail either clockwise or counter-clockwise to get to the Ledges Overlook.
Park at the Kendall Lake Shelter (1000 Truxell Rd, Peninsula, OH 44264). Walk across Truxell Road and take the connector trail towards the Pine Grove Trail. Turn right on the Pine Grove Trail, then look for another connector trail, which will be the next right turn marked by a sign for The Ledges. Continue following the signs to get to The Ledges Overlook.
Brandywine Falls - The main parking lot for the falls often fills up. Here are two alternate ways to park elsewhere and see the falls:
If you feel up for a challenging hike to see the falls, park at either the Boston Mill Visitor Center (6947 Riverview Rd, Peninsula, OH 44264) or the Boston Trailhead (1498 Boston Mills Rd West, Peninsula, OH 44264). Go north on the Towpath Trail (across the road from the Boston Store). In a little less than half a mile, there will be a connector trail on your right that takes you over to the Stanford House. Go through the Stanford House driveway, and the Stanford Trail starts at the far end after the garage. This trail takes you all the way to Brandywine Falls. You can detour on the Brandywine Gorge Loop Trail if you wish. You can return the same way, or return on the abandoned Stanford Road, which is the gravel path the leads away from the Brandywine Falls parking lot. Total distance is between five and six miles, depending on the route you take.
By bicycle - Unfortunately, Brandywine Falls is not easily accessible by bike from the Towpath Trail (unless you're an advanced-level cyclist and want to try the Cuyahoga Valley Adventure Loop). However, you can park at the East Rim Trailhead (281 Boston Mills Rd, Peninsula, OH 44264) and bike (or hike) about 2 miles north to the falls on the paved Summit Metro Park Bike & Hike Trail. Or, park at the State Route 303 Trailhead (64 W Streetsboro St, Hudson, OH 44236) and go 4.2 miles north to the falls. Or, park at the State Route 82 Trailhead (680 W Aurora Rd, Northfield, OH 44067) and go about 3 miles south to the falls. Bike parking is available at Brandywine Falls; bring a lock to secure your bike while you walk around the falls.
Blue Hen Falls - If the main parking lot at the Boston Mill Visitor Center is full, park at the Boston Trailhead (1498 Boston Mills Rd West, Peninsula, OH 44264) that is a short distance east. For an even more challenging hike, park at the Jaite Trailhead (Vaughn Rd, Brecksville, OH 44141). Walk along the paved path that leads behind the yellow park buildings, cross over Riverview Road, cross over Snowville Road, and follow the signs to the Buckeye Trail going south. Total round-trip distance is about 9.5 miles.
Towpath Trail - The Towpath tends to be the busiest within a few miles north and south of Peninsula, especially on nice weather weekends. To avoid the crowds, park at the Botzum Trailhead (2928 Riverview Rd, Akron, OH 44313) and go south, or park at the Brecksville/Station Road Trailhead (13513 Station Rd, Brecksville, OH 44141) and go north.
Kendall Lake - This is a popular area, but there is a fairly large parking lot, so it's usually easy to find a parking spot. The Kendall Lake Shelter (1000 Truxell Rd, Peninsula, OH 44264) has restrooms with indoor plumbing. There are three hiking trails of various lengths here:
Lake Trail - 1 mile; easy.
Cross-Country Trail - 2.5 miles; moderate.
Salt Run Trail - 3.3 miles; challenging.
You can also access the Cross-Country Trail and the Salt Run Trail from the Pine Hollow Shelter (5465 Quick Rd, Peninsula, OH 44264).
Kendall Lake
Activities: Kayaking
The Cuyahoga River flows in a unique U-shape through four Northeast Ohio counties to Lake Erie in downtown Cleveland. 17 miles of the river flow through Cuyahoga Valley National Park, which is segment number 4 out of the 5 segments of the Cuyahoga River Water Trail. There are four put-in/take-out trailheads for kayaks or canoes within the CVNP; click here for details.
There are no kayak rental operations within the CVNP, but see our Local Cleveland/Akron Resources page for a list of nearby kayak rental options.
Activities: Winter Sports
Sledding & Tobogganing
A sledding hill can be found at Kendall Hills, also known as the Pine Hollow area (5523 Quick Rd, Peninsula, OH 44264), with restrooms, snacks, and a warming hut available seasonally.
When snow conditions are favorable, many people enjoy cross-country skiing in CVNP. The most popular trails for xc skiing are:
Cross-Country Trail - 2.5 miles; in the Kendall Lake area (1000 Truxell Rd, Peninsula, OH 44264).
Tree Farm Trail - 2.75 miles; also known as the Horseshoe Pond Trail; 2167 Major Rd, Peninsula, OH 44264.
Towpath Trail - Various trailheads and distance options; see link in the Bicycling section above.
See our Local Cleveland/Akron Resources page for nearby xc ski rental options.
When the amount of snowfall warrants, many of the hiking trails in the CVNP can be enjoyed on snowshoes. The most popular are the same ones listed for cross-country skiing above. See our Local Cleveland/Akron Resources page for nearby snowshoe rental options.
Although not a part of the CVNP, the Boston Mills/Brandywine Ski Resorts are located within the confines of the park. There is a snow tubing park at the Brandywine Ski Resort.
A stream crossing on the Cross-Country trail on a snowy winter day.
Activities: Fishing
See the Fishing in Cuyaghoga Valley National Park page on the park's website for details.
Activities: Horseback Riding
There are over 30 miles of equestrian trails in or near the CVNP. See the Horse Trails page on the park's website for trail maps and information about trailer parking.
Activities: Camping
There are currently no camping options within the CVNP. See these resources for nearby camping options:
Our Peninsula store page lists nearby lodging, including hotels and B&Bs.
Camping Along the Ohio & Erie Canal Towpath Trail
Take a scenic train ride through CVNP, with dinners, wine and beer tastings, and special holiday events.
Learn More at cvsr.org
Ride the Rail, Bike the Trail!
Take a one-way ride on the train, bicycle (or hike, run, or kayak) on the Towpath Trail back to your starting point!
You might encounter animals that are typical throughout the urban, suburban, and rural areas of Ohio, such as deer, squirrels, chipmunks, skunks. Many species of birds call the park home; if you are lucky, you may even spot a bald eagle, great blue heron, or peregrine falcon. The rivers, old canal bed, and wetlands are home to beavers and otters. There are packs of coyotes in the park, but they are not dangerous to humans. Sightings are rare, and if you're out after dark, you may hear them communicating with their howls.
When hiking on trails through the woods, note that ticks, poison ivy, and poison oak are common in the area; take appropriate precautions.
A great blue heron stands on a fallen branch in the bed of the former Ohio & Erie Canal
A bald eagle overlooks the Cuyahoga River
Food & Shopping
Century Cycles - Our full-service bicycle shop, with sales, repairs, rentals, and a wide selection of cycling clothing, parts, and accessories, located at 1621 Main St, Peninsula, OH 44264. We also have stores in Medina, Rocky River, and Shaker Heights.
Appalachian Outfitters - Clothing and gear for hiking, camping, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, rock climbing, and other outdoor activities. The Kendall Cliffs Climbing Gym is in the same location. 60 Kendall Park Rd, Peninsula, OH 44264
Trail Mix Peninsula - Sandwiches, snacks, ice cream, park-related gifts, and locally sourced merchandise. 1600 Mill St W, Peninsula, OH 44264.
Boston Mill Visitor Center - Park exhibits and information, snacks, and park-related gifts. 6947 Riverview Rd, Peninsula, OH 44264.
Fisher's Cafe and Pub - Locally owned restaurant with lunch and dinner daily and breakfast on weekends. 1607 Main Street St, Peninsula, OH 44264
The Winking Lizard Tavern - Locally owned restaurant chain with pub fare and beverages of all types. 1615 Main St, Peninsula, OH 44264
For a list of other local business in the Village of Peninsula, visit the Peninsula Area Chamber of Commerce at: peninsulaohio.com
Support Your Park
The Conservancy for Cuyahoga Valley National Park is the local friends group that supports the park through fundraising, volunteer activities, special events, and more. Learn more at: forcvnp.org
Mobile telephone service coverage is usually pretty good in most areas of CVNP. To report unsafe trail conditions or other hazards within the Cuyahoga Valley National Park, call the Park Dispatch/Communications Center at 440-546-5945. In the event of an emergency, call 911.
Useful links on the park's website (nps.gov/cuva):
Current Conditions/Alerts
Restrooms and Drinking Water
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David L. Fickle, 77, of Frankfort passed away Tuesday, February 17, 2015 at Mulberry Health & Retirement Community. He was born on March 27, 1937 in Frankfort to Lester Oke and Nancy Ruth (Allison) Fickle. He married Anjel L. Hurt on January 28, 1963 in Frankfort and she preceded him in death on January 15, 2011. David attended Frankfort schools. He served in the United States Navy and worked as a janitor at K-Mart. He also worked for Prairie Industries in Lebanon. Survivors include his Sons: Grover Fickle of Jefferson, Rick Houze of Frankfort, John Fickle of Frankfort, Steve Houze of Scircleville, David Houze of South Carolina, and Mark Houze of Frankfort; Daughters: Vicki Crick of Scircleville and Betty Fickle of Dayton; 23 Grandchildren; and 24 Great Grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his wife: Anjel, 3 brothers, and 1 sister. Friends may visit from 10 a.m. until the time of service Saturday, February 21, 2015 at Archer-Weston Funeral & Cremation Center, Frankfort. Funeral services will begin at Noon at the funeral home. Burial will follow in Scotland Cemetery.
Uncle Dave, you will be gone but not forgotten, you will always hold a special place in our hearts. To my cousin and family, I'm so very sorry for your loss, please know your in our thoughts and prayers!
Uncle Dave you will surely be missed by all of us, and hope your up there in heaven enjoying seeing all your loved one's who made it there before you did, tell them we miss them and love them for me!


"How Much Should I Weigh?" has to be the most asked question by dieters. We have a number of accurate calculators to give you the solid answers you need.
It only seems intuitive that height, age and gender should be part of the analysis in determining how much you should weigh. We will review the three leading methods to answer this question – the methods most used by doctors.
The first is that the medical community is beginning to embrace methods that focus on measuring fat in your waistline as opposed to BMI.
There is now ample evidence that abdominal fat creates a number of health issues. So you may have an acceptable BMI, yet still be unhealthy because of your waistline.
Secondly, dieters tend to look at multiple calculators and calculations. What is not surprising is that they tend to focus on the calculation that paints them in the best light. Sound familiar?
The purpose of this article is to expand your horizons on how to look at your body…it just may save your life.
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Let's first take a look at BMI – Body Mass Index. The premise of the BMI is that it relates weight to your height – so it provides an overall guide to an individual's fitness.
On many levels this makes sense as you would expect taller individuals to have more weight built into the formula.
One common misconception is that there is more than one BMI calculation. There is – but they yield the same results.
There are two BMI formulas which account for the two different measurement systems used globally (imperial units in the United States, and metric used most elsewhere).
One of the strongest attributes of BMI is that it is widely used within the medical community as a measure of overall fitness. Both BMI charts above make it easy to calculate how much you should weigh, and easy to determine where you are right now.
One of the downsides of the BMI method is that it is gender and age neutral – and it does not take into account muscularity and bone thickness. Why would this matter?
Muscles weigh more than other tissues, so muscularity in men and athletes tends to overestimate the BMI value in muscular individuals and athletes.
If you have a larger frame with larger bones, then this method will also tend to overestimate your BMI value.
If you are a senior citizen, muscle mass tends to decrease with age. Therefore, senior citizens tend to have their BMI underestimated.
BMI will not tell you if you are healthy, but the BMI method is still one of the most accurate methods to determine your overall fitness.
We would recommend that muscular, athletic or larger-framed individuals add +5% to the weights you see in the weight chart to get a more representative estimate of how much you should weigh.
We would also recommend that senior citizens subtract -5% from the weights you see in the weight chart to compensate for the loss of heavier muscle tissue experienced during aging.
The Waist To Hip Ratio (WTH) does exactly what it says – it creates a ratio of the circumference of your waist relative to that of your hips.
Why would this be important? As you may already know, people tend to have either an apple or a pear shape. Apple shaped bodies have larger waists, and people with pear shaped bodies have more weight in their legs.
Studies have shown repeatedly that people with apple shaped bodies have much higher health risks than people with pear shaped bodies. Abdominal fat, also referred to as visceral fat, is a layer of fat that encases your vital organs. If you can imagine that then you can understand the health ramifications.
The American Dietetic Association has stated that excess fat in the abdominal region is associated with early heart disease, diabetes, high blood pressure – and even cancer.
One study concluded that if WTH was used instead of BMI that many lives would be saved.
Your waist should be measured approximately one inch above your navel. If you wear your clothes below that area, take that measurement and use the larger of the two.
When measuring your hips, make sure that you are level (so use a mirror), and also make sure that you are measuring over the largest part of your buttocks.
The WTH tackles what is becoming a very important issue – the waist. Numerous studies have concluded that excess abdominal fat can lead to very serious health consequences.
A person can have a profoundly large waistline, but if their hips are even larger than their waistline, that individual could be deemed healthy by this measurement.
An example: A person with a 44 inch waistline and 55 inch hips would have WTH of .80 – and be considered healthy!!
The Weight To Hip Ratio is extremely simple to understand – Weight divided by Hip. It focuses on the waistline which is public enemy #1 for your health.
We believe that this measurement is a step in the right direction, and for most individuals, this will guide dieters to a better understanding of how much they should weigh.
However, as noted above, certain body types can lead to highly inaccurate conclusions.
Health authorities say that your Waist-To-Height-Ratio (WHtR) is an even better judge of body fat than BMI, and hence will provide you with a better analysis of how much you should weigh.
A study was conducted by Dr. Margaret Ashwell, former Science Director at the British Nutrition Foundation, and involved over 300,000 participants.
They concluded that Waist To Height Ratio was better than BMI at predicting heart attacks, strokes, diabetes and hypertension.
The concept is that abdominal body fat, specifically visceral fat which surrounds your vital organs, has far more health consequences than fat in your legs, as an example.
Therefore, comparing your abdominal measurement relative to your height is a more instructive method to determine how much a person should weigh.
The WHtR addresses one of the main flaws in the BMI model by focusing on abdominal fat – the leading cause and predictor of heart attacks, strokes, diabetes and hypertension.
Although this may not be common, it could lead a person with a relatively flat abdomen – who may be heavy elsewhere – to believe that they are in fine shape.
The Weight To Height Ratio is extremely simple to understand – Weight divided by Height. Instead of a one size fits all approach on how much you should weigh, it instead channels your efforts on the single most important area of your body – your midsection.
This method is highly recommended because it focuses our attention on what can make us ill and lead to complicated health issues – the fat in our abdomen.
Since abdominal and visceral fat is the most dangerous of body fats, using this method makes it very easy to focus on just one thing to help you determine your ideal weight.
All three methods offer a unique perspective with your weight, and all three methods should be used to help you understand the complete picture.
BMI is a great way to boil things down to one number. It is still used by doctors, and will truly help you discover the proper weight range for a person of your height.
WTH is a better method to assess your ideal weight as it focuses on your waistline and hips, not to mention the health ramifications of a large waist.
You can have a great BMI value if you're skinny in your arms, you're skinny in your legs, and you have a large belly – but you are facing considerable health risk.
You can have a great WTH value if you have a large belly with much larger hips – but you are facing very serious health risk.
And if we had to pick which is the most important measurement you need to understand fully – hands down – please spend time to understand The Weight To Height Ratio. It will help you the most with your health.


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SCOTTY BOWMAN (1971-1979)
Presented by Ford
Date of birth September 18th, 1933
Prince of Wales Prince-Of-Wales-Trophy
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GP Games played - Number of games the team has played
W Wins - Games the team has won, either in regulation or in overtime
L Losses - Games the team has lost in regulation
T Ties - Games that have ended in a tie
OTL Overtime losses - Games lost in overtime
PTS Points - Team points, calculated from W, L, T, OTL and SOL; used to determine standings
TOTALS 634 419 110 105 0 943
1971-1972 78 46 16 16 0 108
1973-1974 78 45 24 9 0 99
1976-1977 80 60 8 12 0 132
RESULT Result
TOTALS 98 70 28
1971-1972 6 2 4 Quarterfinals
1972-1973 17 12 5 Stanley Cup Champions
1974-1975 11 6 5 Semifinals
On March 12th, 1975, the Canadiens took their status as that season's NHL road warriors into [...]
Long before he would emerge as the winningest coach in NHL history, Scotty Bowman was first named head coach of the Canadiens in 1971-72. It was behind the Habs' bench where Bowman would learn what it takes to build a champion.
After being hired away from the Canadiens farm team by the St. Louis Blues in the late 1960s, Bowman was returned to the family by legendary Habs GM Sam Pollock, who entrusted him with a team that would reach unprecedented heights.
A brilliant tactician, Bowman outwitted opposing coaches on a nightly basis, keeping them guessing with his every move. After guiding the Canadiens to the Stanley Cup in the spring of 1973, Bowman established a Canadiens dynasty that remains one of the greatest in league history.
On his way to leading the Habs to four straight Stanley Cups from 1976 through 1979, Bowman oversaw the greatest team ever assembled—the 1976-77 Canadiens. No team in the NHL could touch the Canadiens as they rolled to an incredible mark of 60-8-12 while piling up 132 points, a league record that still stands today.
Bowman's attention to detail and relentless coaching style kept his players grounded and focused on what mattered most – winning the Stanley Cup. Hardly a players' coach, he still had the knack of getting the best from everyone on his teams, from superstars to role players, whether they liked it or not.
After guiding the Habs to five Stanley Cups over his eight years behind the Montreal bench, Bowman would go on to raise the Cup four more times as head coach of the Penguins and Red Wings. The most decorated coach in the history of the game with nine championships, Bowman took his rightful place in the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1991.
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ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS LIONS CLUB DONATES ZOLL RESQCPR SYSTEM TO THE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS FIRST AID & SAFETY SQUAD
Aug 29, 2016 | News |
The Atlantic Highlands Lions Club is giving back to the community in a crucial way by donating a Zoll ResQCPR System to the Atlantic Highlands First Aid & Safety Squad.
The donation of the life-saving device has immediately made the all-volunteer first aid squad better equipped to respond to cases of sudden cardiac arrest.
"We're volunteers, so there is satisfaction in being able to give back to our community," said Atlantic Highlands Lions Club President Penny Hofman-Morris. "If we can help our own community everybody wins."
The concept of donating the device came after Lee Hofman, a long-time member of the Lions Club read about use of the equipment by Monmouth Beach EMS to save a life. The agreement to make the donation came when members of the Lions Club and the AHFAS spoke while on duty at the Atlantic Highlands Fireman's Fair earlier this summer.
"This was something we could do for our community and we said, 'why not,'" recalled Hofman-Morris. "We voted on it over making funnel cakes."
"This is a great example of two local community organizations teaming up to help make the community stronger," said AHFAS Chief Bill Mount. "Thanks to the Lions Club, our members have a device designed to improve their efforts in true life or death situations. We're very grateful for this donation from our friends and neighbors at the Atlantic Highlands Lions Club."
The ResQCPR system from Zoll enhances the effectiveness of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and is the only device with an FDA-approved indication to increase the likelihood of survival.
While the Lions Club is well-known for collecting and donating used eyeglasses, Hofman-Morris said the organization does so much more ranging from buying bulletproof vests for police officers to acquiring equipment to assure school children in the community can see properly.
"We do a number of other things in community service other than collect glasses," said Hofman-Morris.
For information on the Atlantic Highlands Lions Club visit: AHNJLIONS.ORG
The Atlantic Highlands First Aid & Safety Squad provides free EMS and rescue services to the borough of Atlantic Highlands and occasionally the surrounding communities. The 501(c)(3) non-profit organization relies on donations from the borough and the community to provide those services. For information on the various ways to help the AHFAS follow the squad on Facebook and Twitter, visit the squad's website at www.ahfirstaid.org, or call the non-emergency number (732) 291-8118.


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2020 Spurgeon Smithson Award recipients named
The 2020 honorees for the Spurgeon Smithson Awards are Judge Robert Dowd Jr., lawyer Mira Mdivani and Judge Patrick Robb. The Spurgeon Smithson awards are made annually by The Missouri Bar Foundation to Missouri judges, teachers of law, and/or lawyers deemed to have rendered outstanding service toward the increase and dissemination of justice.
Dowd was educated at University of Missouri-St. Louis; Quincy College and obtained his JD from St. Mary's University. After working in private practice, he was elected as a magistrate judge in 1978 and retained as an associate circuit judge in 1982. Dowd was appointed to the Court of Appeals in 1994 and was chief judge from 1998-99.
"Service as a trial and appellate judge for 41 years allowed me to hopefully address legal issues that affect real people," Dowd said when asked about his work. "During my time on the bench I have been involved in many committees that contributed to the administration of justice and been involved in community work as part of my obligation as an attorney and a citizen."
Dowd was asked what this award meant personally, noting that Robert Dowd Sr. Was selected for the same honor in 1989.
"My father, who was my life example and mentor, also won this award, so I am humbled by having just some comparison to him," said Dowd. "I am also grateful to be honored by my peers when I know the type of all the people who are eligible for this award."
Mdivani's legal practice in Kansas City focuses on complex immigration matters, such as corporate immigration compliance and internal I-9 audits. She also defends employers in Department of Homeland Security and Department of Labor investigations triggered by allegations of immigration non-compliance and helps implement talent acquisition strategies involving visas for international personnel. In addition, for more than 20 years, her firm has maintained an active pro bono practice representing immigrant women and children who have experienced domestic violence.
The Mdivani Corporate Immigration Law Firm was recognized in 2019 with a Pro Bono Publico Award for their work not only with clients in the Kansas City area, but also for the time the entire firm spent in Texas helping immigrant women and children prepare for asylum hearings.
Mdivani said her dedication to public service and equal justice under the law is viewed through the lens of her history of pro bono work.
"I am thankful to The Missouri Bar Foundation for the Spurgeon Smithson Award," Mdivani said. "It is humbling and uplifting to be given such an honor by my peers."
Robb graduated from Southeast Missouri State University with a degree in political science before obtaining his JD from UMKC. He has served as a Missouri judge since 1986. Robb has been recognized for outstanding leadership by the St. Joseph YMCA and in 2017 received the Judicial Excellence Award from the chief justice of the Supreme Court of Missouri.
Robb's thoughts on his accomplishments include significant pride over improving the operation of the court, especially in working collaboratively with others.
"I served on the Supreme Court's Committee on Procedure in Criminal Cases for a number of years, several of those as chair of the committee," said Robb. "During that time, I worked with several outstanding lawyers and judges making recommendations to the Supreme Court on changes to court rules and jury instructions including changes to the instructions as a result of the enactment of the new Criminal Code in 2017."
Robb added, "When working with the law and the facts of a particular case, there are always new things to learn and understand."
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LibreOffice is a free suite of apps for creating text documents, spreadsheets, presentations, and more, which you can then save in Microsoft Office formats. With LibreOffice, you get nearly all the functionality of paid word processing and other programs without the hefty price tag.
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"Gonna make you sweat. Sweh-het. Let the music take control. Let the music move you..." - C & C Music Factory There's an oldie-but-goodie, right? The song, entitled "Everybody Work Now," makes me laugh every time I hear it. Why? Because images of people going crazy dancing to it at a wedding reception immediately come to mind - and the characters come to life in my head, too! For example, there's always 'that guy' doing the Running Man in the middle of a big circle of guests. His shirt is untucked, he's dripping with sweat, he's wearing his tie as a headband, and the rest of the attendees are smirking at the thought that they aren't nearly as bad dancers (or as drunk) as he is.
I don't know about the rest of you, but for me, there are literally hundreds of songs that create these kinds of mini movie reels in my head. Music sets my brain in motion. Memories come flooding back. Just one song can change my mood in seconds.
As I was sitting here getting ready to write a post, "Everybody Work Now" unexpectedly began playing on Pandora. Suddenly, I thought, "If music has this much power over our minds and emotions, then there must be a set of songs I could put together as the ultimate job search and career development mix." In short, I'm thinking we need to create the CAREEREALISM playlist!
What 3 songs should we add to the playlist and why?
Which tunes inspire you to want to look for work?
What types of music make you happier on-the-job?


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All is merry and bright as Costa Mesa's fairgrounds host 2nd annual Night of Lights OC
A view through one of the light tunnels of the North Pole during the Night of Lights OC at the O.C. fairgrounds in Costa Mesa.
(Don Leach / Staff Photographer)
By Sara CardineStaff Writer
Nov. 26, 2021 10 AM PT
Now that Thanksgiving has passed, those in search of some wintertime fun need look no further than the O.C. fairgrounds in Costa Mesa, where the mile-long drive-through experience Night of Lights OC returns for its second year.
With more than 1 million LED lights, the immersive spectacle features dazzling holiday-themed vignettes connected by animated light tunnels and visual special effects synchronized to tunes visitors can listen to through their smartphone or car radio.
And, for those wishing to help local families in need, elves from the nonprofit Power of One Foundation (POOF) will be accepting donations of unwrapped toys for kids through Dec. 12.
Assemblywoman Cottie Petrie-Norris and O.C. District 2 Supervisor Katrina Foley, from left, on Tuesday flipped the switch at a preview for Night of Lights OC in Costa Mesa.
Local elected officials flipped the switch on the whole works Tuesday during a special preview designed as a soft opening for the event, which opens Friday and runs through Jan. 2.
Jessica Strydom, marketing and social media manager for Night of Lights OC, said visitors will get an up-close look at the North Pole Village, Steam Engine Springs and Santa's House, which includes more than 30,000 lights.
"There's a story, a narrative, to the entire event and everyone in the vehicle is asked to engage in the experience," she said. "There's a storyline with characters, and we really want people to interact with it."
Last year's inaugural event — created by the producers of Winter Fest OC, who wanted to create a safe holiday option for people during the wintertime coronavirus surge — was a success, attracting 47,725 vehicles in one month.
When planning this year's celebration, organizers surveyed visitors to see what kind of format might have the most appeal and were surprised by the feedback.
A snow angel on stilts waves to passing cars Tuesday during a preview of Night of Lights OC at Costa Mesa's O.C. fairgrounds. The event opens Friday and runs through Jan. 2.
"A majority of our guests loved the drive-through experience so much they asked for it to come back," Strydom said. "It's like a vintage experience — it takes you back to going to the drive-in [movie] and being with your family. I think that's something people really love."
The opportunity to help families in need by delivering hand-wrapped toys to one of several POOF elves is another new feature this year. Shawnee Witt, the nonprofit's vice chair and operations director, said qualifying families will be invited over two nights to enjoy Night of Lights OC and receive donations. The goal is to collect at least 5,000 toys.
"We're so excited to have the community support us to spread some holiday cheer this year," she added.
Night of Lights OC tickets range from $39.99 to $74.99 for vehicles of up to five. Upgrades are available for vehicles with six to nine visitors, and seasonal snacks, desserts and beverages may also be pre-ordered online. For more, visit nightoflightsoc.com.
Santa Claus greets guests during a preview Tuesday for Night of Lights OC at the O.C. fairgrounds in Costa Mesa.
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Top Rated Personal Injury Attorney in Brookfield, WI
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Personal Injury - General: Plaintiff (70%),
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As co-founder of Cannon & Dunphy, S.C., Patrick O. Dunphy represents clients in the Milwaukee, Wisconsin, metropolitan area and throughout the state in personal injury matters. These includes professional malpractice, product liability and general negligence. With more than four decades of trial experience, he has a long list of seven-figure verdicts and settlements in his favor.
Admitted to practice in the state of Wisconsin since 1976, Mr. Dunphy is also admitted to practice before several federal courts. These include the United States District Court for the Western District of Wisconsin and the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Wisconsin. He is a member of the American Board of Trial Advocates, the American Association for Justice, The Inner Circle of Advocates and the International Society of Barristers. Past President of the Wisconsin Association for Justice, he is also a member of the Lawyers Committee of the National Center for State Courts.
After graduating magna cum laude with a Bachelor of Arts from Boston College, Mr. Dunphy moved on to reach his goal of becoming an attorney. He studied at Marquette University Law School, where he earned his Juris Doctor in 1976. While in law school, he was a member of the Marquette Law Review.
Mr. Dunphy's cases have been covered by international and national news networks such as BBC World News, The Guardian, CBS, NBC, ABC, Fox News, MSNBC, CNN, Time magazine, The Washington Post and The New York Times. He was named twice as Lawyer of the Year for plaintiffs personal injury litigation in the state by The Best Lawyers of America and is certified as a Civil Trial Specialist by the National Board of Trial Advocacy.
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Lawyer of the Year, Plaintiffs Personal Injury Litigation, 2010 and 2012
Top 50 plaintiff trial lawyers & Top 500 attorneys in the United States
Top 3 Super Lawyers in Wisconsin
Martindale Hubbell, Best Lawyers in America
2014 Law School Alumni of the year, Marquette University Law School, 2014
Leaders in the Law, Wisconsin Law Journal, 2009
President's Award, Wisconsin Association for Justice, 2015
One of only three recipients in school history, AMDG Award, Marquette University High School
National Board of Trial Advocacy, Civil Trial Specialist, 1984
Law Committee of the National Center for State Courts
Wisconsin Association for Justice, President, 1994
American Board of Trial Advocates, 1999
Wisconsin State Bar, 1976
Member Inner Circle of Advocates, 2009
Fellow American College of Trial Lawyers, 1993
International Society of Barristers, 2002
Board of Directors Guest House of Milwaukee Homeless Shelter, 2014
Marquette University Law School Advisory Council, 2009
Marquette University High School Chairman of Board of Directors, 1994
Past President, Wisconsin Academy of Trial Lawyers, 1994
Marquette University Law School, Marquette Law Review, Member, 1975 - 1976
$2.5 million medical malpractice verdict Milwaukee Wi, 2014
$1,250,000 settlement of injuries to vehicle passenger involved in intersection collision, 2013
$17,200,000.00 burn injury jury verdict - Manitowoc, WI, 1989
$5,500,000.00 Product liability settlement - Racine, WI, 2009
$2,000,000 Medical malpractice settlement, 2014
$1.1 million settlement of injuries to motorcyclist involved in intersection collision., 2015
$35,000,000.00 medical malpractice jury verdict - Elkhorn, Walworth County, WI, 2008
$6,300,000.00 medical malpractice settlement - Milwaukee, WI, 1992
$1.75 Million dollar settlement for wrongful death of Kenosha man shot by Kenosha Police officer, 2009
$6,000,000 verdict against gun dealer for negligent gun sale resulting in shooting of two City of Milwaukee Police Officers. First verdict in the country against gun dealer since the enactment of the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act in 2005., 2015
$9,800,000.00 Medical Mediation Panel Award - Green Bay, Brown County, WI, 1984
$7,500,000.00 medical malpractice jury award - Port Washington, Ozaukee County, WI, 2005
Best Lawyers in America Milwaukee Area Best Personal Injury Litigator, 2010
Best Lawyers-Lawyer of the Year-Personal Injury Litigation-Milwaukee 2012
Boston College magna cum laude, B.A., 1973
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Photography: Maja Hattvang - shared amongst sort permission. Found via SF Girl By Bay amongst thanks.
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N.B. Maja has late moved out of this domicile - I'm therefore looking frontward to seeing what she does next, how nearly you?!
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1. Jerome "Jay" Powell is a Republican, but loyal to outgoing Fed Chair Janet Yellen, a Democrat.
Powell is a Republican who served in the George H.W. Bush administration, but he's been a loyal member of Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen's Board of Governors, supporting and helping to explain her decisions to hike interest rates four times since the end of 2015.
"Jerome Powell has served seriously and well as a member of the [Fed] in recent years. He has been a consistent defender of the Yellen-charted path of the Fed. He is substantially better than the other non-Yellen candidates floated for the job," Josh Bivens, the director of research at the left-wing Economic Policy Insitute, wrote.
Trump's pick breaks with recent precedent. Ronald Reagan, George H.W. Bush, Bill Clinton, George W. Bush, and Barack Obama all re-appointed Fed Chairs nominated by their predecessors at least once. Reagan, Clinton, and Obama all kept on Chairs that were appointed by presidents from the other party for at least on more term.
Powell is widely considered to be an excellent consensus builder and those who have worked with him say he assiduously sought out arguments from all sides before coming to any decision.
"I think he was really good at understanding where everyone was coming from and that not everyone had the same perspective as he did. One of his strengths is threading those needles to find solutions that work for most people," Shai Akabas, a former colleague of Powell's at the Bipartisan Policy Center, told BuzzFeed News.
"Maybe that's because he grew up in Washington, he's been around that all his life. He is very willing to talk and listen across the ideological spectrum," Hollis McLoughlin, who worked with Powell at the Treasury Department, told BuzzFeed News.
2. Like most Trump nominees, he favors loosening financial regulations (at least a little).
If there's any clear difference between Powell and Yellen, it's that Powell would be a bit more eager to lighten up on the Fed's post-crisis regulatory scrutiny of the financial industry.
He has specifically called for regulators to work with a lighter touch on smaller and medium sized banks and make the largest banks only submit so-called "living wills" — plans for how they would wind down in a crisis — every two years instead of annually. Banks have criticized the annual living will process as expensive and time consuming.
"He's somebody with absolute integrity. He's gonna play it straight," McLoughlin said. "He's not going to be swayed by a particular point of view just because he had happen to work with that interest."
3. He's not a career government official—or a trained economist. But he's very experienced and well connected in government and business.
Powell has bounced between government and the financial industry for decades. He graduated from Georgetown University Law Center in 1979 and worked at the investment bank Dillon, Reid for much of the 1980s before joining the first Bush Administration to work in his Treasury Department under Nicholas Brady. He served first as Assistant Secretary of the Treasury for Domestic Finance and then Under Secretary of the Treasury.
"He had a yearning to be directly involved in the policy side, that's what brought him to Treasury," McLoughlin said.
He worked at the well connected Washington private equity firm The Carlyle Group from 1997 to 2005. He returned to public policy with an unpaid post at the Bipartisan Policy Center in 2010, where he became one of Washington's leading experts on the debt ceiling and the mechanics of government income and spending. He was appointed by President Obama to the Fed in 2012.
Before taking his Fed post, Powell was a trustee at a Washington, D.C. charter school as well as the environmental conservation group The Nature Conservacy. He also served on the investment committee of Sidwell Friends, the elite D.C. private Quaker school.
Powell has a "terrific" background for the job, Lloyd Blankfein, the chief executive officer of Goldman Sachs, told Bloomberg TV. "He has as broad a background and preperation for this as anyone has in the last several decades.
Powell has no formal advanced academic training in economics — his senior thesis at Princeton, where he studied politics, was titled "South Africa: Forces for Change." While that's a break from the past few Chairs—Yellen and her predecessor Ben Bernanke both had Ph.Ds in economics — it's not a total departure from the Fed's history. In fact, the first Fed Chair with an economics doctorate was Arthur Burns, who served from 1970 until 1978. Before Burns, many Fed Chairs had a mix of government and financial industry experience before taking the job.
"Jay is very smart, he loves to study, he really cracks the book and learns an issue from all sides," McLoughlin said. "He is a very good listener, and he absorbs and learns."
4. Analysts expect him to largely continue the policy path set out by Yellen.
"His voting record and public comments to date, we would expect the Fed's normalization trajectory to be pulled forward only modestly if Gov. Powell is tapped," analysts at Compass Point, a Washington research and trading firm, said in a note.
"We view Powell as a compelling candidate for President Trump as he allows the president to put his own stamp on the Federal Reserve without roiling markets."
"Powell is seen as the 'continuity' choice," analysts at CreditSights said.
5. He would be one of the wealthiest Fed Chairs ever.
Powell's wealth is between $16.7 million to $54.9 million, according to his most recent annual financial disclosure. The Washington Post said this would make him the wealthiest Fed Chair since Marriner S. Eccles, the banker-turned-central-banker who was appointed by Franklin Roosevelt in 1934. One of the Fed's main building in Washington, D.C. Whether Powell will get such an honor reamins to be seen. But it looks like he'll be doing pretty well either way.
"He's very smart and he really likes to learn," McLoughlin said. "I think that's why he was successful in business and did quite well financially."