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Iowa farmers lose Dakota Access case in state's high court
06/05/19 6:30 AM By Steve Davies
KEYWORDS Bill Hanigan crude oil Dakota Access pipeline eminent domain Energy Transfer Partners Iowa Supreme Court
The Dakota Access Pipeline's construction through Iowa farmland did not violate either the state or U.S. Constitution, the Iowa Supreme Court ruled recently, delivering a defeat to farmers who had challenged the company's use of eminent domain.
The Iowa Utilities Board (IUB) approved the $4 billion pipeline in 2016, a ruling upheld by a Polk County district judge, and the pipeline was completed two years ago. Iowa's Supreme Court ruled the case was not moot but rejected the landowners' arguments that the pipeline did not provide enough benefits to the public to allow it to use farmland without the owner's consent.
"IUB's weighing of benefits and costs supports its determination that the pipeline serves the public convenience and necessity," the court said in its May 31 opinion. "We also conclude that the pipeline is both a company 'under the jurisdiction of the [IUB]' and a 'common carrier,'" which allowed it to exercise the power of eminent domain.
"Everybody's disappointed," Bill Hanigan of the Iowa law firm Davis Brown said of his 14 clients. "What this case says is that in Iowa, even a crude oil pipeline is a common carrier that can use the power of eminent domain. The genie's out of the bottle."
Kristine Tidgren, director of Iowa State's Center for Agricultural Law and Taxation, said in an analysis the decision "affirm[s] that the Iowa Constitution's public use requirements are stricter than the federal baseline, providing greater protection to private landowners." At the same time, however, the opinion "demonstrates the limits of those protections, and the sometimes ambiguous distinction between private and public interests."
DAPL owner Energy Transfer Partners released a statement saying it was pleased the court found that Dakota Access "was within its rights to use eminent domain" and adding, "Energy Transfer strives to develop and maintain neighborly relationships with all landowners, which includes a priority to negotiate voluntary easement agreements when possible and pay fair market value."
Bill Hanigan, Davis Brown
In an interview, Hanigan said his 14 landowner clients, mostly farmers and retired farmers, had no choice but to accept the payments since portions of their property had been condemned. "In a condemnation procedure you either accept the payment or the sheriff accepts it on your behalf," he said. Yields are uniformly down on the land that was disturbed to make room for the pipeline, he said.
Hanigan said "one good thing" about the opinion was that the court found indirect economic benefits of the project were not enough to justify the use of eminent domain. "To the extent that Dakota Access is relying on the alleged economic development benefits of building and operating the pipeline, we are unmoved," Justice Edward Mansfield wrote for the majority.
"But here there is more," he continued. "While the pipeline is undeniably intended to return profits to its owners, the record indicates that it also provides public benefits in the form of cheaper and safer transportation of oil, which in a competitive marketplace results in lower prices for petroleum products."
As a "common carrier," the pipeline has the potential "to benefit all consumers of petroleum products, including three million Iowans," the court found.
Some of the plaintiffs argued Iowans themselves were not receiving enough benefits from the pipeline to justify DAPL's use of eminent domain. But the court said Iowa's economy, "including our agricultural economy, depends on other states to produce crude oil and refine that crude oil into petroleum products."
Limiting the consideration on public benefits to products produced in Iowa would make it "very difficult ever to build a pipeline across Iowa carrying any product that isn't produced in Iowa," the court said. "Yet Iowa is crisscrossed with pipelines."
"We do not believe a common carrier of a raw material that is essential to Iowa's economy but isn't produced or processed in Iowa is prohibited from exercising eminent domain when so authorized by the general assembly. The public use concept is not that restrictive," the court said.
Hanigan, however, in a brief in the Supreme Court, said the utilities board never found any economic benefit to Iowans "in the form of indirect consumption of refined oil [such as] gasoline or lower gas prices. … With regard to economic benefits to Iowans, the Board found no direct benefits."
Speaking to Agri-Pulse, Hanigan said if DAPL is exporting the crude oil to foreign countries, there is no benefit to Iowans.
Dakota Access is about 1,160 miles long and runs from North Dakota to a hub outside of Patoka, Ill., a small town east of St. Louis where oil can be delivered to another pipeline for delivery to a terminal in Nederland, Texas, or via other pipelines to refining markets in the Midwest, according to the company. In a March 2019 investor presentation, the company touts the Nederland facility's approximately 400,000-per-day crude oil export capacity.
Three justices joined Mansfield's majority opinion. One other, Justice Christopher McDonald, would have dismissed the appeal as moot. Two justices dissented, concluding the use of eminent domain violated the Iowa Constitution.
"The primary purported purposes of Dakota Access's pipeline are (1) so a private business can build a private pipeline to 'transport crude oil from sources in North Dakota to a hub in Illinois' and (2) to answer the oil industry's desire for a pipeline," Justice David Wiggins wrote in his dissent. However, he said the purpose of the relevant portion of the state code "is neither to facilitate private transportation of crude oil (or other hazardous liquids) nor to acquiesce to a particular industry's desire for a particular method of transporting its product. Thus, the primary purported purposes of the pipeline are unrelated to the purpose of exercising eminent domain as contemplated in [the Iowa code]."
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Histcompod Episode 14 – Angela Barnes chooses post-it notes
In episode 14 of A History of Comedy in Several Objects the brilliantly funny comedian Angela Barnes visits the British Stand-Up Comedy Archive (you can too!) to look at a whole swathe of material relating to her comic hero, Linda Smith.
We looked at lots of material but Angela selected as her object of the episode some post-it notes which Linda had used as set-list style prompts.
Post-it notes used by Linda Smith for unknown show
You can access this episode of 'A History of Comedy in Several Objects' via iTunes and cast. Images of the post-it notes are available on our flickr site, so do check them out (in the 'History of Comedy in Several Objects' album)!
And don't forget to get involved! You can contact us via standup@kent.ac.uk or tweet us at @histcompod. You can also search the online catalogue for more information about the holdings of the British Stand-Up Comedy Archive at http://archive.kent.ac.uk.
Remember to subscribe to the podcast, and please leave us a review on iTunes.
This entry was posted in A History of Comedy in Several Objects, Linda Smith Collection, Podcast and tagged A History of Comedy in Several Objects, Angela Barnes, Linda Smith, Mark Thomas, Podcast, set lists on July 17, 2017 by Elspeth Millar.
Histcompod – Episode 5 'Mark Thomas' Absurd Object'
In the fifth episode of A History Of Comedy In Several Objects, now out on the iTunes store, we talk to legendary political comedian, Mark Thomas. We look at his particularly absurd object (a squeezy hand grenade! You'll have to listen to find out more information…) which leads us to discuss big topics as whether comedy can create change and what is the role of a stand-up comedian? Join Olly and Elspeth to explore Mark's unique engagement in the world stand-up comedy and the world in general.
Squeezy stress grenade (Mark Thomas Collection). Photo Matt Wilson
This entry was posted in A History of Comedy in Several Objects, Mark Thomas Collection, Podcast and tagged A History of Comedy in Several Objects, campaigning, comedy, Mark Thomas, Podcast, stand-up comedy on April 3, 2017 by Elspeth Millar.
British Stand-Up Comedy Archive at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2015
We're really pleased to announce that the British Stand-Up Comedy Archive will be at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2015. Organised by Lakin McCarthy, Oliver Double will be hosting a number of in-conversation events ('Talking Comedy') with some fantastic comedians: Mark Thomas, Stephen K. Amos, Susan Calman, Jo Brand, Alexei Sayle and Nina Conti. The events are taking place at the Assembly Rooms, and tickets are bookable now from the Assembly Rooms website! Recordings of these interviews will be made for deposit in the British Stand-Up Comedy Archive.
British Stand-Up Comedy and Lakin McCarthy 'Talking Comedy' events, Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2015
This entry was posted in Events, In conversation events and tagged Alexei Sayle, Edinburgh Festival Fringe, Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2015, in-conversation event, Jo Brand, Mark Thomas, Nina Conti, Oliver Double, stand-up comedy, Stephen K. Amos, Susan Calman on May 21, 2015 by Elspeth Millar.
(Second) student perspective – using the Stand-Up Comedy Archive
Postcard accompanying the book 'Mark Thomas presents The People's Manifesto', which contains a selection of policies suggested during the 'Its the Stupid Economy' tour
Matt Hoss writes:
In my module Introduction to Stand-Up, I listened to unpublished materials from the British Stand-Up Comedy Archive and analysed a comedian in relation to their social context. I eagerly persuaded (some may say 'coerced') my group to listen to Mark Thomas. The audio was occasionally difficult to hear, however it retains and encapsulates the true passion within Thomas' comedic rhetoric. The clip is an hour long and it involves the second half of his 2009 show It's The Stupid Economy. The clip starts with Thomas reading out suggested policies written by audience members in the interval. Responding to their decrees, Thomas delivers witty anecdotes accompanied an undertone of political restlessness.
Thomas demonstrates his tremendous craft by voicing his politics but also estranging us from it through absurdity. For example he envisions a simple solution to the Israel and Palestine crisis by transferring their mortgages to Northern Rock and sending "busloads of Geordie Bailiffs". The interweaving of pertinent issues within our society represents how Thomas topically frames his intelligent and poignant jokes, which suit the structure and the significance of his set.
Overall, the archive grants access to significant pieces of Stand-Up which is both a rare opportunity and a genuine delight.
This entry was posted in Case studies, Listening, Mark Thomas Collection, Students and tagged audio-visual archives; audio archives, British Stand-Up Comedy Archive, Mark Thomas, using archives on March 2, 2015 by Elspeth Millar.
Student perspective – using the Stand-Up Comedy Archive
The University of Kent has a history of teaching comic performance and provides a number of opportunities for students at both undergraduate and postgraduate level to study the theory and practice of stand-up comedy. We think it is fantastic that the British Stand-Up Comedy Archive is based within a context in which students themselves are studying and performing comedy, and we hope that the archive will inspire performance as well as record it. Thank you to Yolanda Cooper for writing the first of our 'student perspectives' on using some of the audio-visual material within the collections.
Yolanda Cooper writes:
As a third year Stand-Up comedy student, I was given the humbling opportunity this week to work with a fantastic, rare clip by the hilarious Mark Thomas from his 'It's the Stupid Economy' tour. My task was to listen to the clip (recorded in Sheffield in 2009) – a treat in itself due to the small collection of people who have had the opportunity – and select a section to analyse contextually.
Making the decision as to which part was my favourite proved a hard and perilous task after listening. (It was all hilarious!) Along with Thomas and his audience I agree that perhaps we should change our anthem to 'Gold' by Spandau Ballet and that we [Britain] are in seriously financial trouble when Primark has a sale! Consequently, not only was I able to laugh out loud at the comical truths of our nation that Thomas describes, but his witty political satire charged the realisation that we as Brits don't say what we think.
After analysing the chosen segment, my group and I presented to the class our findings and research regarding the context of the specific jokes. Luckily for us the show was performed in 2009, so the political references he was making were still relatable to our generation!
This was just the beginning of my exploration through the archive, which is an exciting platform for students and the public alike to investigate further rare comedic material. Not only did Thomas' clip make me laugh, it also inspired me, an occurrence that wouldn't have been possible had it not been for the Stand-Up Comedy Archive.
This entry was posted in Case studies, Mark Thomas Collection, Students and tagged audio-visual archives; audio archives, British Stand-Up Comedy Archive, Mark Thomas, using archives on February 20, 2015 by Elspeth Millar.

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Doc Restoration to Resume
It's been nearly three years since volunteers last turned the wrenches on the restoration work for the B-29 Superfortress known as Doc. This month, restoration on the 68-year-old piece of history will resume.
"We are tickled to death to be able to get back to work on it and finish it to flying status," said Max Parkhurst, a B-29 Doc restoration volunteer. "It was first built in Wichita, we're going to restore it here and we're going to fly it out of here."
In May of 2000, Doc was brought to Wichita where volunteers began work to restore the plane. After a slow 10-year process, restoration work was halted. Since 2010, the partially restored aircraft has been in storage.
Last month, Doc's unmistakable aluminum skin glistened in the bright sunlight as volunteers gathered to watch the historic aircraft be towed into the Northwest Hangar at Boeing, where Parkhurst said restoration will soon resume.
"We've got all of our equipment to move back into place, and before long we'll be able to start working on it again. We'll get the wings on, the nacelles on, and it'll start looking like a real airplane again."
Parts needed for the restoration have been stored for several years in Newton, Kan. Parkhurst said the onboard wings are finished and those will be among the first of the larger parts that will be moved to Wichita from Newton.
Volunteers hope to have the plane restored and airworthy again within the next two years.
Doc was one of 1,644 B-29 Superfortress bombers built at Boeing Wichita's Plant II. At the height of production in 1944, there were more than 29,000 Boeing Wichita employees and about 45 percent were women. Those employees rolled out three and a half B-29s every day from a plant that operated around the clock.
Doc rolled off the final assembly line in 1944 and was delivered to the United State Army Air Forces in March of 1945. The bomber's career included overseas missions and a stint as a member of a radar calibration squadron in New York. The B-29 was one of a squadron of eight bombers named for Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs that were used for radar calibration in New York.
In 1956, Doc was decommissioned from the radar squadron and used as a target at the China Lake Naval Warfare Weapons Center in California's Mojave Desert. After being shot at multiple times and surviving, Doc was moved to a remote area of the Naval base and spent 42 years sitting in the desert—baking in the sun and serving as a sanctuary for birds and other desert creatures.
Doc was rescued in 1987 by a group of historians with a dream. The group, led by Tony Mazzolini and backed by the United States Aviation Museum, had a plan to restore the B-29 and eventually get it back into the air.
Parkhurst knows even though a lot of work has been done on the restoration, there's still a lot more to do.
"We do see the light at the end of the tunnel now," Parkhurst said.
"It's been kind of long process, but we're getting to the point where we're going to be able to finish the airplane and get it back into the air. I've never flown in a B-29, but when we're finished I plan to have some right-seat time."


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Tom has been diligently fulfilling his duty as chief navigation officer. Our original route was designed to meet several criteria including, speed, places we'd never seen, minimal border crossings, and road quality (the last being a key determinant of speed). Based on this, our route originally took us from Prague, across Poland, through Latvia, Lithuania and on into Russia towards Moscow. The long stretch of road that is the Trans-Siberian Highway would have predictably dropped us at the doors of Mongolia in about two and a half to three weeks. Predictably and, as it now turns out, boringly. Tom's reassessment of the route, based on his cognitive acceptance of the reality of the venture, led him back to its real purpose which is, aside from fundraising, Adventure - with a capital 'A'. His new plan will generally meet most of our original criteria, but is more 'A'dventuresome. We'll now likely pass through Slovakia, Hungary, Romania Moldova (complete with freedom fighters), the Ukraine, Kazakhstan, in addition to Russia and Mongolia. The visa requirements are no more onerous and the roads not much worse, and the mere sound of these places is intriguing. Indeed, at a recent dinner I was led to believe by a trusted source that Slovenia is a very cool place indeed, but since Slovenia is so far out of our way we're unlikely to visit it (thanks Google Maps). I have also been told that it can be emotionally stressful flying through countries without stopping long enough to sip the culture. There is so much to see in this part of the world that drive by tourism can never do it justice - we will just have to return.


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Best Friends Animal Society Prepares For Super Adoption Event
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SALT LAKE CITY, Utah – Best Friends Animal Society is hosting the No Kill Utah Super Adoption at the Utah State Fairpark, and it will feature hundreds of cats and dogs from shelters across the state.
KSL TV's Trace Worthington chatted with Best Friends' Temma Martin about the adoption event happening Nov. 2 and 3.
"We're going to have nearly 1,000 dogs and cats up for adoption from 20 different groups," Martin said. "They're from all over the state of Utah."
About 500 dogs and 475 cats will be at the event, as well as rabbits.
There will even be pets at the event that were rescued during and after the storms in the South.
"We're helping out an overcrowded shelter down in Texas that takes in 32,000 animals a year," Martin said. "We're helping get some of those animals adopted by bringing them up here where we know there are wonderful homes for them."
The people behind No Kill Utah are hoping to make The Beehive State a no-kill state by next year. That would mean 90 percent of the animals that come into Utah shelters would leave alive by being rescued, adopted or returned to their owners.
"What we're asking people to do to help us is to choose to adopt a pet from a shelter or a rescue group … rather than buying from a breeder, a pet store or an online retailer," Martin said. "Spay or neuter your pets. Adopt. Donate."
The No Kill Utah Super Adoption is happening Nov. 2 from noon – 7 p.m. and Nov. 3 from 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. at the Utah State Fairpark, 1000 W. North Temple, Salt Lake City. Adoption fees, which start at $25, include spaying or neutering, vaccinations and an adoption starter kit. Admission and parking are free. For additional information, go to nkut.org.
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The desert is not deserted. A common misconception is that our deserts are uninhabited wastelands where few animals survive. In reality, that's way short of the truth. Australia is home to the largest intact desert on Earth, full of wildlife spectacularly evolved to eke out a living in the extreme conditions of the desert – searing heat by day, shivering cold by night, dry for months or years at a time, inundated with torrential rain in a flash. They are home to bilbies, dunnarts, kangaroos, wallabies, bats, Dingos and a wondrous array of native rodents. The highly varied habitat types of our deserts also support a huge diversity of birds and reptiles, and even some frogs, most found nowhere else on Earth.
Thriving as they are, Australian deserts face significant threats to their continued health. Changed fire regimes, feral animals, weeds and climate change are all having serious negative effects on desert wildlife. Our programs in the aridlands, such as the Martu Living Deserts Project, are helping to address these threats.
Often simply called the bilby, since the extinction of the Lesser Bilby in the middle of last century, Mankarr (as they are known throughout the Western Desert) are an icon of the sandy deserts of the Outback. Like most desert dwellers they are nocturnal, spending their days in burrows deep underground to avoid the heat. You can find out more about our work with bilbies here.
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Often referred to as Major Mitchell's Cockatoo, these spectacular parrots of the Australian Desert will not tolerate other nesting pairs close by. Unlike galahs that have benefitted greatly from agriculture, Pink Cockatoos have declined since European settlement as they need vast undisturbed areas of woodland to survive and breed successfully.
Highly significant to Martu people of the Western Desert, this lizard is known to them as Mulyamiji. They construct large burrow complexes in the desert sand up to 13 metres in diameter. With as many as twenty entrances, the complex may take up to two summers to complete. Each burrow complex is shared by a family group of up to four generations. They are listed nationally as Vulnerable.
Human settlers to Australia introduced a number of non-native species over the last two hundred years that have wreaked havoc on native species across the continent. In the deserts, camels (originally from the Middle East and the Horn of Africa) and domestic cats continue to cause tremendous damage to habitats and to the survival of native species. Cats in particular are extremely damaging to small mammals and have been the primary reason for many of the 30 mammal extinctions in Australia since the late 1700s. Our work in the desert assists Indigenous Australians manage these threats to their country and wildlife.
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Using interpretation and technology to revive the 18th Century in Williamsburg VA
A tinsmith explains his craft in Colonial Williamsburg
Do you believe in "The World Unseen"? In ghosts?
Maybe this time of year; maybe because we're in a small room lit by candlelight and the question is being posed by a seemingly possessed young woman named Sarah Pelham, who lived in 18th-century Williamsburg and is convinced she's come face to face with horrible "agents of evil."
"Demons lurk in corners … any dark, sharp angular corner … they are just waiting for the opportunity to enter our world and do grievous harm!" she warns. No, Pelham's not a ghost, though she did live more than 200 years ago. She's just helping us to time travel as she tells her tale to the rapt audience at Colonial Williamsburg during what is one of the most popular tours here all year 'round, not just at Halloween.
"Really good!" declares Jenna Denton, 13, here with her dad from North Carolina. Anyone who has ever traveled with a teen knows how difficult they can be to please. Colonial Williamsburg, Jenna added, "Is very informative but in a fun way."
That's the idea, of course, here in the Historic Triangle — home not only to this recreated 18th-century city but also to the living-history museums Jamestown Settlement and Yorktown Victory Center, which all use interactive activities, 21st-century technology and costumed interpreters (including kids who volunteer) to engage visitors with activities like pounding corn at the Powahatan Indian Village at Jamestown Settlement, trying on armor at the Jamestown fort, or joining an artillery crew at Yorktown Victory Center's recreated continental encampment. At the recreated 1780s farm, kids learn that their 18th-century counterparts "had to do so many chores they didn't have much time to play," said Julianne Simmons, 10.
Kids scraping deer hide at Jamestown Settlement
"You look around, you'll see actual kids showing you the many ways that kids had fun in the 18th century, and as you experience their daily lives, you share a connection with the kids who would have been your best friends had you lived then. It's like learning about a new friend's favorite customs and getting to try them yourself," suggested Margaret Perry, 16, one of the junior interpreters at Colonial Williamsburg.
"It doesn't feel like history because you are living in the moment, as if you are really living in the 18th century," said Tess Gibson, 16, also a junior interpreter.
At Colonial Williamsburg, kids might follow the fifes and drums as they march down Duke of Gloucester Street, rent a colonial costume to wear while they are exploring the Revolutionary City, carry water from a well or play the very popular game RevQuest through which you must work covertly in the streets encountering secret agents and discovering mysterious documents while pursuing a series of clues and sending and receiving secret messages via text. "You couldn't predict what would happen," Jenna said. "I really felt like I accomplished something when I finished." Kids also like the online Kids Zone that offers more games and activities.
"This is more fun than learning history out of books," said Noah Simmons, 11, here with his family from the Midwest. "You walk around right in the middle of it all."
He especially liked his meal at one of Colonial Williamsburg's historic taverns, complete with musicians playing and candle-lit lanterns. He didn't opt to try an 18th-century dish, he said. "I had a cheeseburger!"
Even the hotels make history fun, whether you opt for a bona-fide colonial house at Colonial Williamsburg or the Kingsmill Resort, adjacent to Busch Gardens (free shuttles to Howl-O-Scream!) where we stayed and where you can spread out with kitchens, washer-dryers and you can choose from golf to tennis to jet skis on the James River to another ghost tour. The expansive grounds were once a plantation.
Historic Jamestowne is the site of America's first permanent English settlement — and the place to see a live archaeological dig and museum. The Jamestown Settlement nearby has outdoor re-creations of the three ships that sailed to Virginia in 1607, the colonial fort and a Powhatan Indian Village.
Laura Ann James, 8, here from Alabama, was ready to move right into the Powhatan Village. "Life was so simple then," she explained. Julianne Simmons learned just how young Pocahontas was when she saved John Smith — no older than 12. "My age!' she said.
Visit Yorktown Battlefield, site of the last major battle of the American Revolution and Yorktown Victory Center, which chronicles that era through a living-history Continental Army camp and farm. Come for Thanksgiving and learn about how food was prepared by the Powhatan Indians and first settlers; See what soldiers ate — and how food got from farm to table in those days.
Turncoat Benedict Arnold arrives to hector the residents of 18th Century Williamsburg
In the afternoon at Colonial Williamsburg, kids and adults gather for street theater at its best. Costumed Williamsburg "locals" accuse a shopkeeper of "hoarding" salt when they are going without, Redcoat Benedict Arnold tries to convince townspeople that the Continental Army is finished and slaves argue whether they could trust Britain's offer to set them free, if they follow the troops.
Did you know that in 1775 more than half of Williamsburg's population was of African descent, most of them slaves? This is a great place to hear their stories. Like the story of Kate and Eve, who perform during the "Revolutionary City" experience, their friendship frayed because of their differing views on seeking freedom by fighting for the British.
"Even if it is a little over the kids' head, said Casey Simmons, whose kids are 8, 10 and 11, "I hope it will get them excited about learning history."
She doesn't need to worry. "Now I get to see what was in my books at school," said Julianne. "I like it all!"
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Tribunal to probe 'no-fly' case
By Michelle ShephardSpecial to the Star
The Canadian Human Rights Tribunal will conduct an inquiry into why Air Canada barred a Toronto editorial cartoonist from boarding a domestic flight, probing for the first time the often-controversial issue of no-fly lists.
Shahid Mahmood, a Toronto-born architect and cartoonist, has been fighting since May 2004 to find out why the airline stopped him from travelling from Vancouver to Victoria.
More than two years after asking the Human Rights Commission to investigate his claim of racial profiling, the deputy chief commissioner wrote Mahmood this week confirming that the evidence shows he was flagged, but that Air Canada "provided contradictory explanations" as to why.
"Having regard to all the circumstances, further inquiry at the tribunal is warranted," David Langtry wrote.
Mahmood said Friday that he was delighted by the news but amazed it has taken so long to get answers.
"Two prime ministers have gone by and we're on our second U.S. president and still no end in sight," he said.
While his case is not as dramatic as those of others who have been erroneously detained or questioned due to no-fly lists, Mahmood said there have still been ramifications. After the Star first published an account of his story, he said his boss at his former architecture firm criticized him for going public and used a racist slur.
Mahmood gave the firm two weeks' notice and quit.
Mahmood said even with his son's birth earlier this year, he was thinking of his ordeal. He made sure his son's full name not only included both his Pakistani heritage and his wife's Chilean roots, but also was long enough to limit the chance his name would be confused with someone on the no-fly list.
Mahmood was travelling with his wife when a ticket agent told him he could not purchase a ticket, but that his wife, also a Canadian citizen, could. Over the years, Air Canada gave him various explanations for its decision, including the fact he was late to board (but his wife wasn't) and he didn't have proper identification (although he had a driver's licence, all that was required at the time). While he has travelled since 2004, he still has not flown to the U.S.
"Air Canada does not, and did not, practise racial profiling as alleged by Mr. Mahmood. Passenger bookings are automatically flagged if the name of the passenger is a close match to a name appearing on a security list," wrote Air Canada privacy officer Gale Paul in one letter.


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We've managed to keep our church property fairly rustic. We like it that way — the land is yours to enjoy and explore; we hope you'll find time to visit our Prayer Path and Labyrinth. Its entrance is at the edge of the parking lot.
The meandering Prayer Path was built largely by the children in our elementary Sunday School class. From time to time, they spend class time clearing the trail — and extending it as well — Ben says he learns from the kids every week they work. Pray or meditate as you walk, or just use it as a nature trail. If you're new to prayer, or want some suggestions of ways to pray, pick up our Labyrinth Guide at the trail-head or ask one of us: we'll be happy to offer direction.
The prayer path comes to an end at an eleven-circuit circular Labyrinth — a Texas vernacular reinterpretation of the well-known design at Chartres — outlined in limestone found on site. Our labyrinth was designed and installed by church members during Lent and Eastertide of 2008.
Because the path from the entrance to the center is the same path you'll take coming back out again, it's possible that while walking the circuits you'll encounter another pilgrim coming toward you on the same path — no worries, just say a word of peace and step off toward the right, rejoining the path once you've passed.
The path and labyrinth are available 24 hours a day; wear comfortable walking shoes. During the day, please pre-apply sunscreen, bring a hat and water bottle. If you get tired, note your location, break out of the path and sit for a bit on the bench, and resume later. Note: there are no rest room facilities out by the labyrinth; plan ahead.
If you walk the path after sunset or before sunrise, we'd ask that you please take a flashlight with you and keep an eye out for cactus and for our animal friends (armadillos, raccoons, deer, etc.) — please be careful not to disturb them. Always feel free to replace stray rocks or tend to weeds as you move along the path.
A labyrinth is a single path — unlike a maze, there are no intersections or choices to make. Start at the entrance and continue on the path as it winds toward the center, at whatever pace you're most comfortable, giving space to any ahead of you.


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PONCE, LUIS thru Ponce, Maria D.
PONCE, LUIS was born 10 December 1961, is male, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 6001 Scotchwood Gln, Apt 29, Orlando, Florida 32822. Florida voter ID number 113710389. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 May 2012.
Ponce, Luis was born 31 March 1979, is male, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 12735 Ne 12Th Ave, North Miami, Florida 33161. Florida voter ID number 117927856. The voter lists a mailing address and probably prefers you use it: 377 WESTCHESTER BLVD NW, ATLANTA GA 30314-1132. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
Ponce, Luis was born 25 June 1997, is male, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 12123 Sw 2Nd St, Pembroke Pines, Florida 33025-5917. Florida voter ID number 122900655. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
31 July 2019 voter list: Luis Ponce, 4188 NE 9Th ST, Homestead, 33025-5917 No Party Affiliation.
Ponce, Luis was born 11 August 1927, is male, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 11952 Sw 208Th Ter, Miami, Florida 33177. Florida voter ID number 109579292. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
Ponce, Luis was born 19 August 1942, is male, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 7162 Laurel Ln, Miami Lakes, Florida 33014. Florida voter ID number 109499245. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 September 2020.
Ponce, Luis was born 25 August 1967, is male, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 12123 Sw 2Nd St, Pembroke Pines, Florida 33025-5917. Florida voter ID number 109851560. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
31 May 2012 voter list: Luis Ponce, 13461 SW 280Th Ter, Homestead, 33025-5917 No Party Affiliation.
PONCE, LUIS A. born 17 March 1947, Florida voter ID number 112015401 See Ponce, Luis Alberto.
PONCE, LUISA was born 27 April 1968, is female, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 1053 S 37Th St, Fort Pierce, Florida 34947. Florida voter ID number 108220398. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
Ponce, Luis A. was born 7 May 1961, is male, registered as Independent Party of Florida, residing at 16215 Ne 18Th Ct, Apt 201, N Miami Beach, Florida 33162. Florida voter ID number 120539748. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
30 September 2020 voter list: Luis A. Ponce, 5941 SW 151St Ct, Miami, 33162 Independent Party of Florida.
Ponce, Luis A. was born 24 June 1974, is male, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 1726 Victoria Pointe Cir, Weston, Florida 33327-1306. Florida voter ID number 119858368. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
30 June 2015 voter list: Luis A. Ponce, 1726 Victoria Pointe Cir, Weston, 33327-1306 No Party Affiliation.
Ponce, Luis A. born 16 August 1984, Florida voter ID number 110219696 See Ponce, Luis Alberto.
Ponce, Luis A. was born 10 December 1944, is male, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 8706 Bel Mere Dr, Hudson, Florida 34667. Florida voter ID number 106600632. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
Ponce, Luis A. was born 10 December 1961, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 8409 N 15Th St, Tampa, Florida 33604-1905. Florida voter ID number 124205048. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
30 November 2020 voter list: Luis A. Ponce, 801 E WILMA ST, Tampa, 33604-1905 Florida Democratic Party.
Ponce, Luis A. was born 22 December 1961, is male, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 12224 Sw 115Th Ter, Miami, Florida 33186. Florida voter ID number 116620984. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
31 May 2021 voter list: Luis A. Ponce, 9790 SW 142Nd Dr, Miami, 33186 Republican Party of Florida.
31 December 2014 voter list: Luis A. Ponce, 4940 SW 145th Ave, Miami, 33186 Republican Party of Florida.
Ponce, Luisa Arcia was born 21 June 1936, is female, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 10217 Sw 24Th St, A-310, Miami, Florida 33165. Florida voter ID number 110244401. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
31 December 2015 voter list: Luisa Arcia Ponce, 10217 SW 24Th ST, APT A310, Miami, 33165 Republican Party of Florida.
31 May 2012 voter list: Luisa Arcia Ponce, 9220 SW 70Th St, Miami, 33165 Republican Party of Florida.
PONCE, LUIS ALBERTO born 3 July 1948, Florida voter ID number 114809035 See Ponce, Luis Alberto.
PONCE, LUIS ALBERTO born 27 November 1963, Florida voter ID number 115897453 See PONCE HOYOS, LUIS ALBERTO.
Ponce, Luis Alberto was born 5 March 1965, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 11225 W Atlantic Blvd, Apt 308, Coral Springs, Florida 33071-6397. Florida voter ID number 128061632. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
31 March 2021 voter list: Luis Alberto Ponce, 9266 W Atlantic BLVD, APT 1036, Coral Springs, 33071-6397 Florida Democratic Party.
31 March 2020 voter list: Luis Alberto Ponce, 9266 W Atlantic BLVD, 1036, Coral Springs, 33071-6397 Florida Democratic Party.
Ponce, Luis Alberto was born 17 March 1947, is male, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 1080 Audace Ave, Apt 512, Boynton Beach, Florida 33426. Florida voter ID number 112015401. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
30 September 2020 voter list: LUIS A. PONCE, 10520 MARSH ST, WELLINGTON, 33426 No Party Affiliation.
Ponce, Luis Alberto was born 17 March 1947, is male, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 1080 Audace Ave, Apt 512, Boynton Beach, Florida 33426. Florida voter ID number 127991761. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 September 2020.
Ponce, Luis Alberto was born 3 July 1948, is male, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 2407 Accord Ter, Kissimmee, Florida 34758. Florida voter ID number 114809035. The voter lists a mailing address and probably prefers you use it: 1909 Abbie Way, Upland CA 91784-1507. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
31 May 2012 voter list: LUIS ALBERTO PONCE, 608 BITTERN CT, KISSIMMEE, 34758 Florida Democratic Party.
Ponce, Luis Alberto was born 16 August 1984, is male, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 11604 Sw 102Nd Ct, Miami, Florida 33176. Florida voter ID number 110219696. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
31 May 2021 voter list: Luis Alberto Ponce, 11604 SW 102Nd CT, Miami, 33176 Republican Party of Florida.
31 March 2021 voter list: Luis Alberto Ponce, 11610 SW 97Th ST, Miami, 33176 Republican Party of Florida.
31 October 2017 voter list: Luis A. Ponce, 10106 SW 165Th Ct, Miami, 33176 Republican Party of Florida.
Ponce, Luis Andree was born 31 August 1994, is male, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 30715 Lanesborough Cir, Wesley Chapel, Florida 33543. Florida voter ID number 122683581. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
Ponce, Luis Armando was born 22 September 1944, is male, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 9090 Saddlecreek Dr, Boca Raton, Florida 33496. Florida voter ID number 112239553. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
PONCE, LUIS E. born 12 May 1959, Florida voter ID number 111773782 See PONCE, LUIS EDUARDO.
Ponce, Luis E. born 7 May 1951, Florida voter ID number 109638992 See Ponce, Luis Ernesto.
PONCE, LUIS EDUARDO was born 12 May 1959, is male, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 206 Edgewood Dr, West Palm Beach, Florida 33405. Florida voter ID number 111773782. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
31 July 2018 voter list: LUIS EDUARDO PONCE, 8129 MIMOSA PL, BOYNTON BEACH, 33405 No Party Affiliation.
31 October 2015 voter list: LUIS E. PONCE, 206 EDGEWOOD DR, APT B, WEST PALM BEACH, 33405 No Party Affiliation.
Ponce, Luis Ernesto was born 7 May 1951, is male, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 8918 Sw 6Th Ln, Miami, Florida 33174. Florida voter ID number 109638992. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
31 August 2016 voter list: Luis E. Ponce, 8918 SW 6Th Ln, Miami, 33174 Florida Democratic Party.
Ponce, Luis F. born 18 July 1980, Florida voter ID number 109792416 See Ponce, Luis Fernando.
Ponce, Luis Felipe was born 11 November 1936, is male, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 4188 Pine Ridge Ln, Weston, Florida 33331-5030. Florida voter ID number 102212938. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
31 May 2015 voter list: Luis Felipe Ponce, 4188 Pine Ridge LN, Weston, 33331-5030 Republican Party of Florida.
Ponce, Luis Fernando born 18 July 1980, Florida voter ID number 109792416 See Ponce, Luis F.
Ponce, Luis Fernando was born 18 July 1980, is male, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 290 Racquet Club Rd, Apt 205, Weston, Florida 33326-1130. Florida voter ID number 109792416. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
31 July 2019 voter list: Luis Fernando Ponce, 111 E Flagler ST, APT 403, Miami, 33326-1130 Florida Democratic Party.
30 November 2017 voter list: Luis F. Ponce, 8940 NE 8Th AVE, 1203, Miami, 33326-1130 Florida Democratic Party.
31 May 2012 voter list: Luis Fernando Ponce, 2230 NW 153Rd ST, Miami Gardens, 33326-1130 Florida Democratic Party.
Ponce, Luis Fernando was born 5 August 1988, is male, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 6460 W 18Th Ave, Hialeah, Florida 33012. Florida voter ID number 128467638. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
Ponce, Luis Francisco was born 10 October 1937, is male, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 16444 Sw 294Th St, Homestead, Florida 33033. Florida voter ID number 109467245. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
Ponce, Luis Gabriel was born 30 March 1981, is male, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 18607 Sw 93Rd Pl, Cutler Bay, Florida 33157. Florida voter ID number 109814696. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
30 June 2020 voter list: Luis Gabriel Ponce, 8918 SW 6Th Ln, Miami, 33157 No Party Affiliation.
Ponce, Luis M. born 11 January 1966, Florida voter ID number 109703237 See Ponce, Luis Manuel.
Ponce, Luis M. born 3 October 1968, Florida voter ID number 120090674 See Ponce Guevara, Luis Manuel.
Ponce, Luis Manuel was born 11 January 1966, is male, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 7111 Miami Lakes Dr, Apt N1, Miami Lakes, Florida 33014. Florida voter ID number 109703237. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
30 November 2015 voter list: Luis M. Ponce, 7111 Miami Lakes Dr, APT N1, Miami Lakes, 33014 No Party Affiliation.
Ponce, Luis R. was born 7 January 1986, is male, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 28342 Sw 141St Ct, Homestead, Florida 33033-1850. Florida voter ID number 116227903. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
31 March 2021 voter list: Luis R. Ponce, 225 NW 118th St, Miami, 33033-1850 Florida Democratic Party.
Ponce, Luna Valentina was born 18 July 2001, is female, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 1563 Sw 187Th Ter, Pembroke Pines, Florida 33029. Florida voter ID number 125469744. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
PONCE, LUZ C. was born 26 October 1959, is female, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 1405 Ponce De Leon Blvd, Winter Springs, Florida 32708. Florida voter ID number 116973019. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
Ponce, Luz Elena was born 20 October 1981, is female, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 1551 Nw 33Rd St, Miami, Florida 33142. Florida voter ID number 109874991. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
Ponce, Luz M. was born 6 June 1957, is female, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 13262 Early Run Ln, Riverview, Florida 33578. Florida voter ID number 110911827. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
Ponce, Lydia was born 24 February 1938, is female, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 85 West Cedarwood Cir, Kissimmee, Florida 34743. Florida voter ID number 121731177. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
31 October 2015 voter list: Lydia R. Ponce, 85 West Cedarwood Cir, Kissimmee, 34743 Republican Party of Florida.
30 June 2014 voter list: Lydia R. Ponce Moran, 85 West Cedarwood Cir, Kissimmee, 34743 Republican Party of Florida.
Ponce, Lydia Elaine was born 7 October 1963, is female, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 26107 Newport Sound Pl, New Smyrna Beach, Florida 32168. Florida voter ID number 125105908. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
Ponce, Lydia R. born 24 February 1938, Florida voter ID number 121731177 See Ponce, Lydia.
Ponce, Lynette J. born 3 October 1980, Florida voter ID number 106262751 See Ponce, Lynette Jessica.
Ponce, Lynette Jessica was born 3 October 1980, is female, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 2300 Santa Lucia St, Kissimmee, Florida 34743. Florida voter ID number 106262751. The voter lists a mailing address and probably prefers you use it: 5025 Orange St, Kailua HI 96734. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
31 July 2020 voter list: Lynette Jessica Ponce, 8984 SW 76Th LN, Gainesville, 34743 Republican Party of Florida.
31 July 2018 voter list: Lynette J. Ponce, 4935 Fells Cove Ave, Kissimmee, 34743 Republican Party of Florida.
31 May 2012 voter list: Lynette Jessica Martinez, 2300 Santa Lucia St, Kissimmee, 34743 Republican Party of Florida.
Ponce, Lynn S. was born 10 March 1993, is female, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 3100 Nw 88Th Ave, Apt 109, Sunrise, Florida 33351-7326. Florida voter ID number 119529122. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
30 June 2015 voter list: Lynn S. Ponce, 3100 NW 88Th Ave, APT 109, Sunrise, 33351-7326 Florida Democratic Party.
Ponce, Madison Sophia was born 28 March 2000, is female, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 10325 Nw 46Th St, Doral, Florida 33178. Florida voter ID number 125831795. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
31 July 2020 voter list: Madison Sophia Ponce, 3619 Torremolinos AVE, Doral, 33178 Florida Democratic Party.
PONCE, MAGALY born 4 June 1961, Florida voter ID number 126061597 See Ponce, Magaly.
Ponce, Magaly was born 22 April 1966, is female, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 17060 Ne 18Th Ave, N Miami Beach, Florida 33162. Florida voter ID number 121249521. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
Ponce, Magaly was born 4 June 1961, is female, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 1903 Algonquin Ave, Deltona, Florida 32725. Florida voter ID number 126061597. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
31 October 2019 voter list: MAGALY PONCE, 1912 EDGEBROOK CIR, UNIT 106, SANFORD, 32725 Florida Democratic Party.
Ponce, Mahira was born 31 May 1982, is female, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 24526 Sw 129Th Path, Homestead, Florida 33032. Florida voter ID number 118544040. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
PONCE, MAIDA was born 4 February 1958, is female, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 4059 Shadowind Way, Gotha, Florida 34734. Florida voter ID number 112866515. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2018.
Ponce, Maise Schreiber was born 29 April 1978, is female, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 3470 Nw 17Th Ter, Oakland Park, Florida 33309. Florida voter ID number 116622775. The voter lists a mailing address and probably prefers you use it: 8318 SW Mohawk St, Tualatin OR 97062-9122. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2016.
Ponce, Maite was born 1 December 1988, is female, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 2985 Sw 20Th St, Apt 33, Miami, Florida 33145. Florida voter ID number 122365601. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
Ponce, Malisa Marie was born 2 June 1989, is female, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 250 107Th Street Cir E, Apt 211, Bradenton, Florida 34212-1174. Florida voter ID number 129386585. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
PONCE, MANUEL born 4 November 1991, Florida voter ID number 117867957 See Ponce, Manuel.
Ponce, Manuel was born 16 January 1971, is male, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 35751 Sw 214Th Ave, Homestead, Florida 33034. Florida voter ID number 110300008. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
31 October 2016 voter list: Manuel Ponce, 35601 SW 213Th AVE, Homestead, 33034 Republican Party of Florida.
Ponce, Manuel born 16 January 1998, Florida voter ID number 123606070 See Ponce Gonzalez, Manuel.
Ponce, Manuel born 15 February 1958, Florida voter ID number 106157745 See Ponce Diaz, Manuel.
Ponce, Manuel was born 31 October 1945, is male, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 234 Jefferson Ave, Apt 201, Miami Beach, Florida 33139. Florida voter ID number 120258606. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
28 February 2018 voter list: Manuel Ponce, 6650 SW 56Th St, APT 5, South Miami, 33139 Florida Democratic Party.
Ponce, Manuel was born 4 November 1991, is male, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 2807 Reo Ln, Apt 3, Palm Springs, Florida 33461. Florida voter ID number 117867957. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
31 December 2019 voter list: MANUEL PONCE, 2340 AVENIDA MADRID OSTE, WEST PALM BEACH, 33461 No Party Affiliation.
Ponce, Manuel was born 1 December 1940, is male, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 1990 W 56Th St, Unit 1112, Hialeah, Florida 33012. Florida voter ID number 109873612. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
30 April 2018 voter list: Manuel Ponce, 1990 W 56Th ST, UNIT #1112, Hialeah, 33012 Republican Party of Florida.
Ponce, Manuel A. was born 16 March 1963, is male, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 5369 25Th Ave Sw, Naples, Florida 34116. Florida voter ID number 103129814. The voter lists a mailing address and probably prefers you use it: 2752 Fountain View Cir Apt 206, Naples FL 34109. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2014.
Ponce, Manuel A. born 17 September 1977, Florida voter ID number 117397201 See Ponce, Manuel Alexander.
Ponce, Manuel Alexander was born 17 September 1977, is male, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 29910 Sw 151St Ave, Homestead, Florida 33033. Florida voter ID number 117397201. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 July 2020.
31 May 2012 voter list: Manuel A. Ponce, 13561 SW 279th St, Homestead, 33033 Florida Democratic Party.
Ponce, Manuel Alfredo was born 25 September 1970, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 9851 Sw 28Th St, Miami, Florida 33165-2936. Florida voter ID number 122001202. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
30 June 2017 voter list: Manuel Alfredo Ponce, 6531 SW 44Th ST, Miami, 33165-2936 Florida Democratic Party.
Ponce, Manuel Antonio was born 16 March 1963, is male, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 8467 Ibis Cove Cir, Naples, Florida 34119. Florida voter ID number 123544667. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
30 November 2020 voter list: Manuel Antonio Ponce, 7715 Yardley DR, APT 311, Tamarac, 34119 Republican Party of Florida.
31 August 2019 voter list: Manuel Antonio Ponce, 9200 W Atlantic Blvd, APT 1432, Coral Springs, 34119 Republican Party of Florida.
Ponce, Manuel Antonio was born 21 March 2001, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 2383 Andrews Valley Dr, Kissimmee, Florida 34758. Florida voter ID number 126067078. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
Ponce, Manuel Antonio was born 10 June 1961, is male, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 9420 Nw 18Th Pl, Plantation, Florida 33322. Florida voter ID number 109542636. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
29 February 2020 voter list: Manuel Antonio Ponce, 14130 NW 1St Ave, Miami, 33322 Republican Party of Florida.
Ponce, Manuel D. born 11 August 1984, Florida voter ID number 117143978 See Ponce, Manuel De Jesus.
Ponce, Manuel De Jesus was born 11 August 1984, is male, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 2617 Segovia St, Apt Front, Coral Gables, Florida 33134. Florida voter ID number 117143978. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
31 August 2020 voter list: Manuel De Jesus Ponce, 251 Madeira AVE, Coral Gables, 33134 Republican Party of Florida.
30 September 2018 voter list: Manuel De Jesus Ponce, 251 Madeira AVE, APT 1, Coral Gables, 33134 Republican Party of Florida.
30 September 2017 voter list: Manuel D. Ponce, 140 Royal Palm RD, APT 116, Hialeah Gardens, 33134 Republican Party of Florida.
Ponce, Manuel Dejesus was born 20 August 1956, is male, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 25675 Immokalee Rd, Naples, Florida 34120. Florida voter ID number 103131616. The voter lists a mailing address and probably prefers you use it: PO BOX 3267, Immokalee FL 34143. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
Ponce, Manuel H. was born 1 May 1971, is male, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 3253 Falcon Point Dr, Kissimmee, Florida 34741. Florida voter ID number 114369203. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
29 February 2016 voter list: Manuel H. Ponce, 4099 Flowering Peach Ln, St. Cloud, 34741 No Party Affiliation.
31 May 2013 voter list: Manuel H. Ponce, 1135 Indigo Dr, Celebration, 34741 No Party Affiliation.
PONCE, MANUEL JESUS was born 30 October 1937, is male, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 516 W Trinidad Ave, Clewiston, Florida 33440. Florida voter ID number 104340103. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 April 2014.
Ponce, Manuel L. born 16 November 1988, Florida voter ID number 116241081 See Ramirez Torres, Manuel Abraham.
Ponce, Manuel L. was born 16 November 1989, is male, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 1121 W 8Th St, Lakeland, Florida 33805. Florida voter ID number 129226169. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
Ponce, Manuel Salvador was born 18 May 1973, is male, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 3403 Sw 6Th St, Miami, Florida 33135. Florida voter ID number 119359151. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
Ponce, Mar was born 4 August 1998, is female, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 15657 Sw 86Th Ter, Miami, Florida 33193. Florida voter ID number 124233736. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
Ponce, Marays was born 7 November 1983, is female, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 448 Nash Ln, Port Orange, Florida 32127. Florida voter ID number 118892394. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
31 July 2018 voter list: Marays Ponce, 1350 W 53Rd ST, 21, Hialeah, 32127 No Party Affiliation.
30 June 2016 voter list: Marays Ponce, 1250 W 53Rd ST, 1, Hialeah, 32127 No Party Affiliation.
Ponce, Marbelys was born 18 July 1972, is female, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 26858 Sw 135Th Ave, Homestead, Florida 33032. Florida voter ID number 118319984. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
27 October 2020 voter list: Marbelys Ponce, 21695 SW 120Th AVE, Miami, 33032 Florida Democratic Party.
30 June 2017 voter list: Marbelys Ponce, 21695 SW 120Th AVE, Miami, 33032 Florida Democratic Party.
Ponce, Marbyn was born 11 August 1977, is male, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 1541 Nw 63Rd St, Miami, Florida 33147. Florida voter ID number 125392131. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
Ponce, Marcelo Jose was born 7 July 1987, is male, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 1700 Ne 105Th St, Apt 410, Miami Shores, Florida 33138. Florida voter ID number 126949502. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
PONCE, MARCO A. was born 19 June 1968, is male, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 4305 Daubert St, Orlando, Florida 32803. Florida voter ID number 107926314. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
31 October 2019 voter list: MARCO ANTONIO PONCE, 1019 PONCE AVE, ORLANDO, 32803 No Party Affiliation.
PONCE, MARCO ANTONIO was born 8 April 1963, is male, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 1419 Summer Ave, Jupiter, Florida 33469. Florida voter ID number 123320413. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
PONCE, MARCO ANTONIO born 19 June 1968, Florida voter ID number 107926314 See PONCE, MARCO A.
Ponce, Marco Antonio born 13 February 1993, Florida voter ID number 124355373 See Ponce Gonzalez, Marco A.
Ponce, Marco Antonio was born 16 July 1951, is male, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 13551 Sw 49Th Ter, Miami, Florida 33175. Florida voter ID number 128031592. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 25 August 2021.
Ponce, Marcos was born 16 May 2002, is male, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 10840 Jim Jordan Rd, Dade City, Florida 33525-1629. Florida voter ID number 128169186. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
31 October 2021 voter list: Marcos Ponce, 15014 Byron ST, Dade City, 33525-1629 No Party Affiliation.
Ponce, Marcos M. was born 27 June 1979, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 9507 N Trask St, Apt A, Tampa, Florida 33624. Florida voter ID number 127060871. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
Ponce, Marcus A. was born 15 September 1991, is male, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 20533 Sw 92Nd Pl, Cutler Bay, Florida 33189. Florida voter ID number 119173254. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
Ponce, Margaret A. was born 18 May 1967, is female, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 2511 Luther Rd, Apt 712, Punta Gorda, Florida 33983. Florida voter ID number 116807282. The voter lists a mailing address and probably prefers you use it: 2917 Harwick Dr Apt 7, Lansing MI 48917. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 22 October 2014.
PONCE, MARGARET ANN was born 7 June 1965, is female, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 6260 Nw 60Th St, Ocala, Florida 34482. Florida voter ID number 123126688. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
Ponce, Margaret B. was born 29 July 1942, is female, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 9900 Sw 88Th St, Apt K106, Miami, Florida 33176. Florida voter ID number 109323898. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
31 July 2020 voter list: Margaret B. Ponce, 9900 SW 88Th ST, APT K 106, Miami, 33176 No Party Affiliation.
31 May 2012 voter list: Margaret B. Ponce, 8101 SW 72Nd Ave, #W315, Miami, 33176 No Party Affiliation.
PONCE, MARGARET M. born 7 July 1946, Florida voter ID number 113083101 See PONCE, MARGARET MACEDO.
PONCE, MARGARET MACEDO was born 7 July 1946, is female, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 4613 Longworth Dr, Orlando, Florida 32812. Florida voter ID number 113083101. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 July 2019.
31 July 2016 voter list: MARGARET MACEDO PONCE, 3617 OAKVIEW DR, ORLANDO, 32812 Republican Party of Florida.
31 May 2014 voter list: MARGARET M. PONCE, 3617 OAKVIEW DR, ORLANDO, 32812 Republican Party of Florida.
PONCE, MARGARITA born 4 December 1974, Florida voter ID number 123179224 See MORILLO SANCHEZ PONCE, MARGARITA.
Ponce, Margarita was born 7 January 1957, is female, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 1520 Ne 33Rd St, Pompano Beach, Florida 33064. Florida voter ID number 123370617. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
Ponce, Margarita was born 27 January 1962, is female, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 2511 Ventura Cir, West Melbourne, Florida 32904. Florida voter ID number 121585106. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
Ponce, Margarita was born 28 January 1954, is female, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 1300 Sw 3Rd St, Apt 4, Miami, Florida 33135. Florida voter ID number 109876191. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2015.
31 May 2012 voter list: Margarita Ponce, 890 NE 73Rd St, Miami, 33135 Florida Democratic Party.
Ponce, Margarita was born 2 May 1961, is female, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 10401 Sw 139Th Ave, Miami, Florida 33186. Florida voter ID number 110214574. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
Ponce, Margarita M. was born 17 October 1961, is female, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 16709 Longleat Dr, Lutz, Florida 33549. Florida voter ID number 110929307. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
Ponce, Margoth G. was born 24 January 1937, is female, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 11880 Sw 19Th Ter, #117, Miami, Florida 33175. Florida voter ID number 109688660. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 January 2017.
Ponce, Maria was born 22 February 1940, is female, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 11990 Sw 4Th Ter, Miami, Florida 33184. Florida voter ID number 109943291. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
30 November 2015 voter list: Maria G. Ponce, 11990 SW 4Th Ter, Miami, 33184 No Party Affiliation.
Ponce, Maria was born 10 April 1982, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 4536 Sand Pointe Pl, Apt 4, Tampa, Florida 33615. Florida voter ID number 114306208. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 May 2012.
Ponce, Maria born 22 June 1998, Florida voter ID number 124264076 See Ponce, Maria De La Paz.
Ponce, Maria was born 6 August 1947, is female, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 9195 Nw 49Th Ct, Sunrise, Florida 33351-5372. Florida voter ID number 102398175. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
31 May 2015 voter list: Maria Ponce, 9195 NW 49th Ct, Sunrise, 33351-5372 Florida Democratic Party.
Ponce, Maria born 25 August 1935, Florida voter ID number 110012074 See Ponce, Maria Luisa.
Ponce, Maria born 27 October 1941, Florida voter ID number 109937265 See Ponce, Maria Gomez.
Ponce, Maria was born 12 December 1944, is female, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 64 Sw 17Th Ave, Homestead, Florida 33030. Florida voter ID number 110016648. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
PONCE, MARIA A. born 20 October 1987, Florida voter ID number 117030251 See PONCE, MARIA ADELENE.
Ponce, Maria A. born 19 April 1990, Florida voter ID number 116283376 See Ponce, Maria Alejandra.
PONCE, MARIA ADELENE born 20 October 1987, Florida voter ID number 117030251 See Ponce, Maria Adelene.
Ponce, Maria Adelene was born 20 October 1987, is female, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 1134 Se 1St St, Crystal River, Florida 34429-4548. Florida voter ID number 117030251. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
31 March 2021 voter list: MARIA ADELENE PONCE, 2921 NE 14TH ST, UNIT 319, OCALA, 34429-4548 Florida Democratic Party.
30 June 2020 voter list: MARIA ADELENE PONCE, 4150 NE 22ND CT, OCALA, 34429-4548 Florida Democratic Party.
22 October 2014 voter list: MARIA A. PONCE, 1608 NE 28TH ST, OCALA, 34429-4548 Florida Democratic Party.
31 May 2012 voter list: MARIA A. PONCE, 2701 NE 7TH ST, APT 1206, OCALA, 34429-4548 Florida Democratic Party.
Ponce, Maria Alejandra was born 19 April 1990, is female, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 2600 S Ocean Dr, Apt S302, Hollywood, Florida 33019. Florida voter ID number 116283376. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
30 November 2021 voter list: Maria A. Ponce, 3820 NW 183Rd St, 202, Miami Gardens, 33019 Florida Democratic Party.
Ponce, Maria Alejandra was born 4 November 1976, is female, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 2857 6Th Ave Ne, Naples, Florida 34120. Florida voter ID number 120541312. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
Ponce, Maria Alexandra was born 8 May 1977, is female, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 9720 Sw 145Th Ave, Miami, Florida 33186. Florida voter ID number 116847131. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
Ponce, Maria Alicia was born 9 December 1937, is female, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 7452 Sw 120Th Ave, Miami, Florida 33183. Florida voter ID number 109955534. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
31 August 2016 voter list: Maria Alicia Ponce, 901 Brickell Key Blvd, APT 2306, Miami, 33183 No Party Affiliation.
31 May 2012 voter list: Maria Alicia Ponce, 901 Brickell Key BLVD, APT 2307, Miami, 33183 No Party Affiliation.
Ponce, Maria Ana was born 17 April 1921, is female, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 2210 Sw 58Th Ct, Miami, Florida 33155. Florida voter ID number 109371192. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 May 2013.
Ponce, Maria Ana was born 18 May 1963, is female, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 12407 N 11Th St, Apt 7-D, Tampa, Florida 33612. Florida voter ID number 110772187. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 30 November 2020.
31 May 2012 voter list: Maria Ana Ponce, 8649 N Himes AVE, APT 1317, Tampa, 33612 Florida Democratic Party.
Ponce, Maria Angelica was born 5 November 1957, is female, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 528 Nw 57Th Ct, Miami, Florida 33126. Florida voter ID number 110027864. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
30 September 2014 voter list: Maria Angelica Ponce, 1600 SW 2Nd St, #6, Miami, 33126 Florida Democratic Party.
Ponce, Maria Angelica was born 7 December 1985, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 15357 Sw 51St St, Davie, Florida 33331-2844. Florida voter ID number 102343102. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
31 May 2015 voter list: Maria Angelica Ponce, 15357 SW 51st St, Davie, 33331-2844 No Party Affiliation.
Ponce, Maria Antonia born 13 June 1955, Florida voter ID number 118984967 See Delgado, Maria Antonia.
Ponce, Maria C. was born 6 July 1976, is female, registered as No Party Affiliation, residing at 13139 Sandy Pine Ln, Clermont, Florida 34711. Florida voter ID number 115391294. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
Ponce, Maria C. born 13 September 1992, Florida voter ID number 118302645 See Ponce, Maria Cecilia.
Ponce, Maria Carmen was born 15 July 1938, is female, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 315 E 33Rd St, Hialeah, Florida 33013. Florida voter ID number 108927036. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
Ponce, Maria Cecilia was born 13 September 1992, is female, registered as Republican Party of Florida, residing at 1971 Sw 4Th St, Apt 312, Miami, Florida 33135. Florida voter ID number 118302645. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
25 August 2021 voter list: Maria C. Ponce, 1971 SW 4Th ST, APT 312, Miami, 33135 Republican Party of Florida.
31 August 2016 voter list: Maria C. Ponce, 1940 SW 4Th St, APT 1, Miami, 33135 Republican Party of Florida.
Ponce, Maria D. was born 9 January 1947, is female, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 417 Habitat Ct, Immokalee, Florida 34142. Florida voter ID number 102982205. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.
Ponce, Maria D. was born 10 March 1957, is female, registered as Florida Democratic Party, residing at 817 Freemont St, Fort Myers, Florida 33916. Florida voter ID number 111334659. This is the most recent information, from the Florida voter list as of 31 December 2021.


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The Persistence of Talent: the Poetry of Brian Turner, Vincent O'Sullivan
Posted on June 1, 1993 by NZ Books
Even five years ago, it would have seemed impossible that Brian Turner should win the country's premier award for poetry. Not that anyone said anything much against his verse. But there was the quiet assumption that he worked his own slightly idiosyncratic patch while the 'real action' went on somewhere else. New Zealand poets, and some of its edgier critics, often seemed a bit more anxious about where that fashionable omega-point was supposed to be, than did prose-writers, say. There may be a number of reasons for this, as well as the obvious one that a lot more people read prose anyway, and you can't whip them all into line as the more energetic guardians of poetry would like to do. Until fairly recently, it was a hard thing for the New Zealand Poetry Scene to hold more than a couple of truths as viable at the same time. Often it was a bit like attending a fundamentalist church. There wasn't room for divergence if the sermon of the year happened to preach open form, Black Mountain pastiche, Ezra's latter-day poundlings, confessional sprawl, the long line, the skinny line, or whatever. Those anxiously prescriptive voices are now more or less muted. Many writers never paid them much heed in any case, and the energetic diversity of contemporary writing simply makes the old critic-as-traffic-warden more obviously silly than ever. We now accept that there is no useful way of herding Smithyman and Adcock, Bornholdt and Ireland, Hawken and Cochrane, into any kind of corral where you can assign proprietorial brands that are supposed to declare either common valencies, or ranking values. That Brian Turner is now recognised as an important national voice is not because his recent volume, Beyond, is so very different to his five earlier collections. It is because there is now a much broader acceptance that poetry can do, as it has always done, a large number of things apart from what we may expect.
Consistency is perhaps the first thing one notices in reading over Turner's work, a patient and deepening elaboration of where he believes values reside, and an equally patient refining in his way of announcing them. Turner doesn't claim to be an experimenter, or to push poetry's margins further than they were when his preference for usually loose, unrhymed rhythmic units, in fairly shortish lines and irregular stanzas, first proved adequate for his purposes. It is a form casual enough 'to serve his laconic turn for the demotic, and sufficiently flexible to carry intricate sentences towards firm, declarative statement. ('Contingency!', one can hear the post-structuralist object, 'Closure!', unaware that the tide nibbling at his/her ankles isn't actually coming in.)
For here, surely, is one of the most distinctive features of Turner's poetry, where he puts himself so deliberately on the line, and confronts particular academic preferences head on. He believes that poetry matters because ideas matter, because feelings matter, and since ideas and feelings are primarily and recurringly present in that ordinary world where poetry's business also happens to be, poetry itself is a matter of engagement, a necessarily moral act. The business of language is to be accurate, resonant, provocative. Whether, in the poem or out of it:
there's a sense
that feelings count for more
than words, and that neither is merely
mere.
('Far North)
Not that Turner can't do his share of intellectual pirouetting when he chooses to. 'Earth Star' wittily enough plays with the counters of convergence and chance, with the questions that ultimately may seem trivial, no matter how seemingly big, because they cannot be answered. His poetry is concerned with more important questions than how the world began, or how does God (if any) theoretically relate to goodness (even a little). Like the man in Robert Frost's poem 'The Most of It', Turner is more interested in 'counter love, original response', in negotiating with reality about him, rather than fretting on insoluble conundra, than using poetry to circumvent taking a stand. His poetry prefers the tougher assignment of focus to the semantic game-plays of refraction.
As much from his verse as from his excellent journalism, you will pick up that Turner doesn't go much on smart-arsery of various kinds (which he regards generally as a North Island activity), emotional sloppiness, taking your eye off the ball, or expecting epiphanies simply because it's good when they do occur. He is suspicious of saying too much, of underrating your genes, of pat answers, and he greatly values and delights in the physical world's inexhaustible variations. Anyone who threatens these is the Enemy.
Every writer is in descent from other writers, not simply in the sense of who may have nudged certain lines towards the shape they take, but in terms too of general disposition. Turner's literary forebears are that long line of stoic hard-nosed negotiators, the compassionate sceptics who value things as they are, who insist on saying so as directly as they can.
Brian Turner's latest collection Beyond (McIndoe, $16.95) was the winner of the poetry section of the New Zealand Book Awards.
Tagged with: Brian Turner, Issue 9, Vincent O'Sullivan, Winter 1993
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Q: Python Selenium Loop Through Links Im new to python, or coding for that matter...
This part of the code allows me to find all the elements that I want to click (click on the link open a new tab)
from selenium import webdriver
import time

driver = webdriver.Chrome()
driver.get("http://www.rezultati.com/kosarka/filipini/kup/")

list_of_links = driver.find_elements_by_css_selector(".cell_ad.time")
for link in list_of_links:
    link.click()

Obviously this for loop only opens links..
I'm interested in how to add, somethin like this, to collect some data:
# wait to open link
time.sleep(3)
# handle new window
newtab = driver.current_window_handle
driver.switch_to_window(newtab)
# collecting data and print data
date = driver.find_elements_by_class_name("mstat-date")
for d in date:
    print(d.text)
# Some code to close newtab?
????

How do I implement this throughout the for loop.. In other words want to go in every link and collect some data.. Whether it is possible? Some suggestions or examples code?

A: You can try below code that allow to handle each window with match results in a loop:
from selenium import webdriver

driver = webdriver.Chrome()
driver.get("http://www.rezultati.com/kosarka/filipini/kup/")

list_of_links = driver.find_elements_by_css_selector(".cell_ad.time")
cur_win = driver.current_window_handle # get current/main window

for link in list_of_links:
    link.click()
    driver.switch_to_window([win for win in driver.window_handles if win !=cur_win][0]) # switch to new window
    date = driver.find_elements_by_class_name("mstat-date")
    for d in date:
        print(d.text)
    driver.close() # close new window
    driver.switch_to_window(cur_win) # switch back to main window