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The app that has younger readers Hooked
Who says millennials don't read? An app telling stories in text chat form is a global hit
Danny Fortson, in San Francisco
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The problem with the novel, apparently, is the form in which it is delivered — in tech speak, the "user interface". Thankfully, there's an app for that. It's called Hooked, and it tells short stories in the form of 1,000-word text-message chats. It may sound tedious, but it has quietly become a phenomenon. Last year the three-year-old company passed 40m downloads, topped the British charts in the Apple and Android app stores, and lured a starry cast of investors from media investment tycoon Peter Chernin to megastar rapper Snoop Dogg.
Classicists may despair, but Hooked has demonstrated the existence of a new market. Teenagers and young people consume an average of nine hours of media a day, most of it on their mobiles. According to…

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The Story of "A Boy Named Sue"
Johnny Cash at San Quentin was recorded live at the state prison on February 24th, 1969 and released on June 4th of that same year.
The song "A Boy Named Sue" was performed for the first time and became one of Johnny's biggest hits on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.
The song tells the story of a young man's revenge on an absent father. Although the son did not realize it the father gave him the name as an act of love so he would grow up strong because he knew he would not be there for his son.
Was June Carter responsible for the song?
The songwriter was Shel Silverstein. I've heard different views but according to a trusted music information source, Shel's nephew Mitch Meyers tells it like this...
In the days back in the late sixties in Nashville, for musician's to have some fun they would get together at someone's house and play music.
They would do what was called a "Guitar Pull," where you grabbed a guitar, played one of your new songs, then someone else next to you would grab it and do the same.
There were people like Johnny Cash or Joni Mitchell, people of that caliber in the room. Shel sang his song "Boy Named Sue," and Johnny's wife June Carter thought it was a great song for Johnny to perform.
The Johnny Cash at San Quentin live album.
Not too long after that they were headed off to San Quentin to record a live album called Johnny Cash at San Quentin and June said "Why don't you bring that Shel song with you." And so they brought the lyrics.
On stage, he performed the song for the first time. Of course, it was in front of a captive audience so they had to listen.
Cash had to read the lyrics from a sheet of paper, but it didn't seem to matter. It was an instant hit. It wasn't touched up or changed in any way. They just did it and it stuck.
The song was catchy and turned out to be one of Johnny's most popular songs on the album.
Just in case you failed to notice, the lead guitar player on this #1 song was none other than Johnny's good friend and my all time favorite Rockabilly king, Carl Perkins.
This was Cash's first album recorded without his longtime lead guitar player and Tennessee Two founder Luther Perkins, who had died several months earlier.
On the album, Cash is heard paying tribute to Perkins (who was not related to Carl Perkins, who appears on the recording as lead guitarist on several tracks).
Enjoy this great novelty song from 1969.
From the Album Johnny Cash at San Quentin
"A boy named Sue"
Written by - Sheldon Allan "Shel" Silverstein
My daddy left home when I was three..And he didn't leave much to ma and me..Just this old guitar and an empty bottle of booze..
Now, I don't blame him cause he ran and hid..But the meanest thing that he ever did..Was before he left, he went and named me Sue...
Well, he must of thought that is quite a joke...And it got a lot of laughs from a' lots of folk...It seems I had to fight my whole life through...
Some gal would giggle and I'd get red...And some guy'd laugh and I'd bust his head...I tell ya, life ain't easy for a boy named Sue..
Well, I grew up quick and I grew up mean..My fist got hard and my wits got keen...I'd roam from town to town to hide my shame...
But I made a vow to the moon and stars...That I'd search the honky-tonks and bars...And kill that man who gave me that awful name...
Well, it was Gatlinburg in mid-July...And I just hit town and my throat was dry...I thought I'd stop and have myself a brew...At an old saloon on a street of mud...
There at a table, dealing stud...Sat the dirty, mangy dog that named me Sue..Well, I knew that snake was my own sweet dad...From a worn-out picture that my mother'd had..
And I knew that scar on his cheek and his evil eye...He was big and bent and gray and old...And I looked at him and my blood ran cold...
And I said: 'My name is Sue How do you do?...
Now you gonna die!" That's what I told him...
Well, I hit him hard right between the eyes...And he went down, but to my surprise..He come up with a knife and cut off a piece of my ear..
But I busted a chair right across his teeth...And we crashed through the wall and into the street..Kicking and a' gouging in the mud and the blood and the beer...
I tell ya, I've fought tougher men...But I really can't remember when...He kicked like a mule and he bit like a crocodile...
I heard him laugh and then I heard him cuss...He went for his gun and I pulled mine first...
He stood there lookin' at me and I saw him smile..And he said: "Son, this world is rough...
And if a man's gonna make it, he's gotta be tough..And I knew I wouldn't be there to help ya along...
So I give ya that name and I said goodbye...I knew you'd have to get tough or die...And it's the name that helped to make you strong...
He said: "Now you just fought one hell of a fight..And I know you hate me, and you got the right...To kill me now, and I wouldn't blame you if you do...
But ya ought to thank me, before I die...For the gravel in ya guts and the spit in ya eye...
Cause I'm the son of a b***h that named you Sue...
I got all choked up and I threw down my gun...And I called him my pa, and he called me his son...And I came away with a different point of view...
And I think about him, now and then..Every time I try and every time I win...And if I ever have a son, I think I'm gonna name him...
Bill or George! Any damn thing but Sue! I still hate that name!
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More Shoujo Manga!
Despite my vanity, and fear for my sanity, I've been reading even more of this stuff.
I wrote about the first few books I stumbled upon here - noting that they weren't all that different from 'normal' manga after all, so I guess I'll do the same with these new ones. Just know that this post will be delving even further into the 'shoujo' of shoujo... that makes no sense, but, you know: even girlier stuff than last time.
That I've read these at all is thanks to my sister getting hold of a pile of them. I wouldn't buy these myself, voluntarily, but since they were all so easily accessible already I might as well give them a glance... right?
Kare - First Love
This is the story of Karin, and Aoi, who meet in school, and get together, and break up, and argue, and yet they both love each other so they nourish their relationship and slowly it grows stronger and stronger - despite the many obstacles that get in their way, like school, and work, and evil parents.
It's a very typical love story, cheesy and prone to emotion, with the boyfriend always supportive and the girl always in need of supporting, often drawing the wrong conclusions, being too quick too judge and further complicating what could've been just a happy and simple relationship! All of this makes for the occasional groan, but also dare I admit pretty exciting reading, and it's always nice when things go well. When they finally overcome each crisis.
There's some comedy, and some awkward moments, and overall just a lot of relationship drama. I guess it was good though, because I read all the books... ten of them, minus three somewhere in the middle that weren't included in the aforementioned set of books. It's not a series I'll be adding to my collection, but yeah... it was alright. The drawing style's clean and refined too. Good read.
Mamotte Lollipop!
I only have one of these... fortunately. It's a sort-of love story involving one girl, and two guys, at a school, and a bunch of rivals and such, and a rich little girl with her own servant (who is five years old - the girl I mean - not sure about the servant).
It's all drawn in chibi style, super-cute and happy, and details the ups and downs of school and girl and boy stuff and honestly... I still haven't read all the way through this one. I'm having a hard time with the style. The art. The mood. The fact that there's a girl there that's just five years old but has breasts as big as any one of the other girls... of which ages aren't yet detailed. Middle school age? It seems kinda weird.
So far it's sort of fun. There are comical moments, but a lot of groans too.
I really don't think this'll go into my favorite. It's really not my style, love story or no (not that love stories are my style). Too dynamic? Too young? Too happy? Too much of some of that stuff.
Edit: I have read through it now, and it was alright, but I don't think I'll be reading more of this one...
Doors Of Chaos
Now here's one that's none of the above! Not too young, and definitely not too happy either. Similar to the vampire manga in the previous post this one quickly takes a twist for a darker; more somber story. It features more sensual female characters in the main roles, male protagonist/antagonists more in control, and tells the story of two sisters who were born to guard the keys to four other worlds. They have special powers too. I just read the first book of this series, but so far: tense. Hope to find more.
The artist has a very distinct style too. Very sharp eyes. Detailed features. Elaborate and grotesque monsters, clothes and sceneries. It's a fascinating art style, and a theme that almost borders on horror. Not the kind of Shoujo I expected! Actually I wonder if this is Shoujo at all...
I've read this one before. I've read bits, at least, of the first chapters in a manga magazine (Manga Mania) that a good buddy was subscribed too. I loved it back then, and I still do! It's more Shounen than Shoujo though - telling the story from a clumsy guy perspective instead of that of an overattentive girl, and you know what? It does work better! Even if the main character slaves away for those girls day after day, things never go his way, and he's constantly misunderstood and bullied... I relate? It's actually kind of sad. But at the same time everything that happens is just hilarious.
The story? Keitaro, kicked out by his parents as a hopeless Ronin (one who's trying and failing to get into university), goes to his aunt's hotel (she owns a hotel) to live there while he continues his studies, only to discover that it's been turned into an all girl's dorm! He discovers this whilst taking a bath in the hot spring... when a near-sighted girl walks in on him.
Hilarity ensues. As well as immense awkwardness and shame.
It turns out the girl is a girl from his childhood! A special one. The one and only. It takes the reader barely a chapter to figure this out, but it takes them the whole duration of the series, which is... I don't know how many books, but the anime was either 12 or 24 episodes. I think. The comedy's crazy, and it's emotional in a good way. Definitely recommended.
Hope to get my hands on the remaining manga some day too. It might be better than the anime.
Wild Rock
Yaoi manga? This one was in that pile I was given but you know what? I think I'll pass. Feels like there's a certain line here I don't want to cross.
It did have a cool cover though. If I didn't know it was Yaoi...
So that's what I've been reading lately, though I do have a pile of Dragon Ball and Detective Conan I still haven't started with. Maybe after summer next year. Until then... who knows, Christmas is coming up and this kind of manga seems to be the kind my sister occasionally stashes up on. Maybe there'll be more to come.
I've been reading a bit of Shoujo manga lately. Lately as in: about a month ago. Thought I'd post about it then but here we go again... delays! Maybe I hesitated because - for those of you who don't know - Shoujo is a form of manga directed primarily towards a a young female audience.
So it's not the type of stuff a growing-old man like me would boast about reading! But a little romance now and then... it's not bad. These particular ones happened to have a bit of action and intrigue, too. They weren't excessively girly - really! If you haven't tried Shoujo before (but have read other manga) then these might not so different after all.
First off there's Basara, which I only have three books of yet (and there's at least twenty) but hope to be getting more of! The style feels rushed sometimes, but looks good, and is drawn in an airy and emotional way.
The story's that of a girl named Sasara taking on her dead brother Tatara's role as revolutionary, to as prophecy foretells ignite a rebellion in a wicked land and overthrow the King and his four sons.
She soon realizes that the one in the prophecy was actually her - as they were twins, and the further things go the more dangerous her role. She leads a double life as both girl and boy, and happens to fall in love with one of the King's sons but doesn't know who he is. And of course he doesn't know she's Tatara - the spark of hope he's determined to kill.
It's a pretty exciting story! The characters are great and the emotion flares mightily. I want to read more.
Then, there's Planet Ladder. I've only read a couple books of this one too, but it seems promising. It's about a girl who's cast into a parallel world, and discovers there are actually seven parallel Earth's fighting for control.
The balance is becoming unstable, and only one can survive. A certain princess from a forgotten time has the power to say who will survive over all others... and it turns out that princess is her!
Compared to the previous the drawing style here feels a bit amateur-like, and the characters both naive and... stupid. But I do like the premises. Hope to get to the end of this one too...
Finally there's Vampire Knight: The story of a girl and boy who act like guards and mediators between the night and day class of a particular school. What the students don't know in the day class is that the night class consists of vampires, and what the main character (the girl of course) doesn't know is that the other guard is a vampire too, in the process of becoming, and though he loathes their race he eventually can't withstand the urge of blood any longer.
They form a special bond, yet one of the vampires in the night class saved her life from a rogue vampire back in the day and... well, it gets messy. I read a couple of books on this one too; hope to get more. Why is manga still so hard to come by over here...
It also gets unexpectedly savage, and so in the end... I'm surprised.
I'm surprised because Shoujo Manga really isn't only all about flowers and roses, and simple love. It can have a compelling storyline too, and the main character being a girl doesn't take away from the relatability after all.
I also feel like there's often a greater sense of mystery with Shoujo - which possibly ties in with the romance. There's definitely more emotion too, and the one thing I don't really like about the genre: often a sense of helplessness, a lack of confidence, or similar emotional flaws the main character strives to overcome.
It's also often used by the male characters, as the damsel in distress is saved, or helped, or somehow salvaged through the darkness by the knight in shining armor. It's not that stereotypical, or predictable, but it's there.
In comparison the main character in a Shonen manga will often be the one saving others. The one in control. The knight in white armor himself - and so it's often a similar story, just told from a different side.
It just so happens I was introduced to one more of these series earlier, when my sister gave me a pile of D.N.Angel books. I gave those a try and... they were alright! Guess my stereotypes started melting away at that point.
There's also Ranma 1/2, which is a bit like a hybrid between the two (between Shoujo and Shonen).
If you've been avoiding this particular genre: give it a try - you might like it!
I've also read though SandLand, but that's not Shoujo so there you go yo. But it was great too. I'll keep reading and make room (for more books cause they're way huge).
Ten episodes later and it looks like something serious is about to get started! The fuel ran into filler again for a while but... maybe it's getting back on track again? I'm excited to see how this'll get started.
Woes. The inconsistencies of long-running shows.
Me And Manga
I haven't posted anything all Manga-related since this have I? Oh, this too.
Since then I've read out the rest of the Ranma 1(2 books I had, and the books of Death Note I was missing (I actually bought the whole series again just to get my hands on the two I was missing - 1 and 6). I managed to get the final two earlier, and an English variant of Death Note titled #13... that I was hoping would delve into what happened AFTER all that... happened. It didn't. It contained a shitton of character summaries and Q and A though, so that was interesting too. Early promo and four panel comics as well.
I've picked up a few more Detective Conan books, the last segments of Ranma 1/2 (hoping to get the ones in between before I pick it up again), and maybe I didn't mention I managed to get a batch of Naruto, Dragon Ball Z and Bleach in English, and before that the whole Dragon Ball series (in Swedish)? And before that the final numbers of One Piece (which I've now read) along with a bunch of duplicates, and the last number of DNAngel, also with a bunch of duplicates, and some Keroro, .Hack, Rebirth and Ragnarok?
The first of the latter three was easy to read through. With the other two I'm still missing a few. Right now I'm making my way through Naruto, which considering how downhill the anime went I've been positively surprised with so far! Hope the manga doesn't go the wrong way too.
And then, guess what.
Also here's an alternative picture since I didn't realize I'd made one. It's not as good. Thus the alternative.
So that should probably last me a while huh. Manga Mania (coincidentally the name of a now discontinued but at a time very popular manga magazine over here). Hopefully this'll last me all summer, and winter... and then some. And leave me with plenty of duplicates to trade for the ones I'm currently missing.
...and over half a year since I first started writing up this draft, yupp, it really has lasted. There's still plenty to read, and trade, and a few ones missing too... I caught up as far as I could with Naruto, but priorities shifted and me and manga took a break, for a while. I read out the first book of Keroro at an airport recently, but that's about it.
To be continued, whenever surprise amounts of spare time might appear and my maniac manga obsession returns anew...
Oh holy shit. One Piece. It's back!
This is the One Piece I love. The feels. The twists. The build-up... it's all boiling down to a point now, and yet I wasn't expecting this one. It's like I'd been spoiled on filler, but suddenly I realize I've been going without real food for so long, and get a taste of the real thing. If I can persevere a few weeks without it feels like this would be the right time to take a break from the series, and then catch up in one big batch. It's about to go down down down down down. Like never before.
One Piece - Episode Of East Blue (2017)
Or AKA the longer title: Luffy and His Four Crewmates' Great Adventure!
Oh man... the feels in this one! Even though it's a very compact flashback they get through quite a few of those! And yes, two hours is compact for a flashback on this scale! Considering how many weeks worth of episode content they tried to pack in and summarize in just one episode it sometimes doesn't seem nearly enough.
It's more than just a flashback too. Everything's re-drawn. It feels cleaner, and flashier, and yet some of the 'charm' of the older episodes is no longer. Expressions are more ruthless. The action is violent. I'm impressed by how well they manage to bring it all together, and impressed with the quality, yet I miss some of the warmth and lightheartedness of the earliest episodes, and how some vital details (like the importance of Luffy's hat) are left out.
All in all though an appreciated summary, and I hope they make one like it later on for all the adventures that follow, and all the friends and foes they stumble into along the way! It's been one wild ride so far, and though it's far from over it's never wrong to get back to their humble beginnings every once in a while; refresh your perspective. Especially if the show's been running for soon... as many years as I have. Almost two decades so far. Holy shit. No wonder it's such a big part of my life now. Good episode.
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Toronto, ON April 17, 2013 – Today, CivicAction will launch a pledge to tackle gridlock in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area (GTHA) with support for funding sources that are efficient; transparent & accountable; regional; fair; sustainable; and dedicated to building the rest of The Big Move regional transportation plan.
The organization will call on residents and civic leaders to go to your32.com to pledge their support and encourage their GTHA elected officials to do the same.
The pledge will be launched at 12:15 pm by CivicAction's Chair John Tory and Chief Executive Officer Mitzie Hunter at the CivicAction Forum: Our Region, Our Move, a gathering of 300 GTHA business, government, labour, academic, and community leaders.
New CivicAction poll results* released today indicate that a majority (54 per cent) of respondents are more likely to vote for a politician who supports better transportation in the GTHA.
CivicAction will share the results of the pledge campaign with GTHA residents and politicians to encourage action on Metrolinx's Investment Strategy and build the network that will unlock the rich potential of our region.
Today 300 civic leaders will make their move to support better transportation for the GTHA. Speakers include Jennifer Keesmaat, Chief Planner, City of Toronto; Rob Prichard, Chair, Metrolinx; Scott Reed, Assistant General Manager, Communications, RTD-Denver; Jan Sturesson, Global Leader, Government & Public Services, PwC; Tom Weyandt, Senior Policy Advisor for Transportation, Mayor's Office, City of Atlanta; and Bob Paddon, EVP, Strategic Planning and Public Affairs, TransLink, Vancouver.
CivicAction will deliver feedback coming out of today's Forum to Metrolinx and to governments on the issues that matter to the region, including what it will take to earn the public's trust for new transportation expansion, and how to maximize the benefits of transportation expansion for all residents and neighbourhoods.
CivicAction Forum sponsors include the Government of Ontario, Manulife Financial, OLG, RBC, BMO Financial Group, Metrolinx, TD, Boston Consulting Group, Carpenters' Union, City of Toronto, Daniels Corporation, Toronto Port Authority, Residential and Civil Construction Alliance of Ontario (RCCAO), Rogers, Ontario Power Generation, Metcalf Foundation, MTS Allstream, and Toronto Hydro.
For more information, visit www.ca.cmohr.ca/forum.
CivicAction's campaign aims to build support for a better regional transportation system and the need for new sustainable ways to pay for it. CivicAction and its 50+ team of civic Champions and Regional Co-Captains has asked people what they would do with an extra 32 minutes** in their day. This next phase asks what they would do for an extra 32 minutes a day. For more information, visit www.your32.com.
*The poll was conducted by Forum Research on behalf of CivicAction between March 28 and April 3, 2013 using a randomly selected sample of 1491 GTHA residents. The poll was conducted by Interactive Voice Response (IVR) and has a margin of error of plus or minus 3%, 19 out of 20 times.


DWI & Possession of CDS Arrest: On October 14, 2018 at 5:42 p.m., Ptl. Jay Hardy responded to 500 Route 23 North on the report of a motor vehicle accident. Upon his arrival he made contact with the operators of both vehicles and started his investigation. During Ptl. Hardy's conversation with the operator of a 2015 Nissan Murano, later identified as Thomas Rosen, 64 years old of North Caldwell, N.J., he observed signs of impairment. Due to these observations Ptl. Hardy conducted field sobriety tests on Mr. Rosen. At the conclusion of the tests Mr. Rosen was placed under arrest. Due to the odor of marijuana emanating from Mr. Rosen's car, a search was conducted. During the search suspected marijuana and a pipe with suspected marijuana residue were located. Mr. Rosen was subsequently transported back to Pequannock Police Headquarters for processing and was charged with driving while intoxicated, careless driving, being under the influence of a controlled dangerous substance, possession of drug paraphernalia, and possession of under 50 grams of marijuana. He was released to a third party and has a scheduled court date at the Pequannock Township Municipal Court.
CDS Arrest: On October 13, 2018 at 3:20 p.m., Ptl. Kevin Boone was on patrol of Route 23 North. At that time he observed a blue Subaru traveling north with an equipment violation and the driver not wearing his seatbelt. Ptl. Boone conducted a traffic stop and contacted the driver and passenger. During his conversation with the occupants, Ptl. Boone indicated that he made multiple observations that lead him to believe that the occupants may have been in possession of a controlled dangerous substance. Ptl. Boone received consent to search the car from the driver, which yielded the discovery of several folds of suspected heroin and multiple hypodermic syringe needles. When asked who the items belonged to, the passenger, Jessica Torres, 24 years old of Peckville PA., stated they were hers. Ms. Torres was subsequently placed under arrest and transported to Pequannock Police Headquarters for processing. She was charged with possession of a controlled dangerous substance and possession of hypodermic syringe needles. The operator of the vehicle was charged with failure to wear a seatbelt and obstructed view. He was released at the scene of the stop. Ms. Torres was released with a scheduled court date at the Morris County Superior Court.


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Mayor Richard David was one of around 15 mayors to visit the White House Thursday to talk about the administration's infrastructure plan.
Mayor: Trump infrastructure plan burdens cities Mayor Richard David was one of around 15 mayors to visit the White House Thursday to talk about the administration's infrastructure plan. Check out this story on pressconnects.com: http://press.sn/2pjOp1D
Hannah Schwarz, hschwarz@pressconnects.com | @HannahRSchwarz Published 2:04 p.m. ET March 16, 2018 | Updated 2:10 p.m. ET March 16, 2018
President Donald Trump speaks after a tour of H&K Equipment Co. to promote his tax and economic plan, Thursday in Coraopolis, Penn.(Photo: Evan Vucci, AP)
Binghamton Mayor Richard David's trip to the White House Thursday left him concerned that President Trump's proposed infrastructure plan was so focused on large-scale mass transit projects that it would fail to address problems in small- and medium-sized cities.
Other mayors — there were about 15 in the room, David said — shared that concern, as well as worries that the president's plan would burden municipalities with a huge share of funding for the projects.
"From the mayor's standpoint, cities have the least amount of resources," David said in a Friday interview about the meeting. "The federal government obviously has the most resources, then the state, then the city."
The federal government has said it would contribute roughly $200 billion out of $1.5 trillion — about 13 percent — to infrastructure projects, with the rest coming from states, municipalities and the private sector.
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But, according to David, the $1.5 trillion number may be optimistic.
D.J. Gribbin, special assistant to the president for infrastructure, who ran the hour and a half meeting in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building (EEOB), relayed that the federal government's contribution would more likely be in the range of $1 trillion to $1.5 trillion, David said.
"He kind of made a joke to the mayors about not (giving) the president a range because he only sees the top number," David said.
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Gribbin also said the funding would be competitive, David said — some cities could see even less of their infrastructure budgets covered by the feds.
The prospect of scant funding, David said, has led him to believe that cities simply won't be able to afford repairs and projects, or will try to fund projects and, in the process, break the bank.
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Binghamton High School students commemorated the one month anniversary of the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida by crafting a memorial and forming a human chain. Maggie Gilroy / Staff photo
Students formed a human chain and the names of the victims of the Parkland, Florida, shooting were read on the school's speaker at Binghamton High School in Binghamton, N.Y., on Wednesday, March 14, 2018. Maggie Gilroy / Staff photo
A banner for victims of the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School hangs at Binghamton High School. Maggie Gilroy / Staff photo
Binghamton High School senior and Student Government president Baiyina Richardson prepares a memorial for Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Florida. Maggie Gilroy / Staff photo
A memorial for victims of the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Florida was created at Binghamton High School. Maggie Gilroy / Staff photo
Binghamton High School senior and Student Government president Baiyina Richardson places flowers on a memorial for Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Florida. Maggie Gilroy / Staff photo
Teachers at Binghamton High School were posting positive messages on students' lockers on Wednesday, March 14, 2018. Maggie Gilroy / Staff Photo
"I think he's approaching this issue much like he approaches a business deal, and that's utilizing as little money as possible," David said, adding he thinks the administration believes they'll leverage more outside money through mass transit investments than through, for instance, filling potholes and making repairs to water treatment plants. And big cities, he said, are already able to come up with more funds.
"I think that the focus is on the needs of the larger cities," he said. I don't think the needs of small-, medium-sized cities are necessarily going to be addressed through this plan."
More: David meets with Trump, other mayors to discuss economy, infrastructure
The meeting took place in the Indian Treaty Room of the Eisenhower Executive Office Building, which is on White House grounds.
This is David's second meeting with Trump administration officials. In January, he went to the White House with about 100 other mayors as part of the U.S. Conference of Mayors biannual meeting. The President and Vice President Mike Pence addressed the mayors.
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The Farnese Hercules, sculpted by Athenian artist Glykon, represents a breathtakingly flawless human form. The immortal helper of gods and men is known for his mighty labors, but this celebrated Greek sculpture shows the hero's humanity as he rests on his club draped with the famous lion s skin. This museum-quality replica is cast in bonded marble resin, virtually identical in appearance and texture to the original work. 5"Wx4"Dx10"H. 2 lbs.
Athenian sculptor and copyist.He executed the Farnese Hercules after the original by Lysippos.


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Going on an adventure. Relaxing. Meeting new business partners. Learning. Supporting local businesses and jobs. These are just a few examples of what travel means to people and to communities.
Travel is vacationing. Travel is making memories. Travel is essential to the U.S. economy. Travel is a job creator. No matter how you complete the sentence, the bottom line message is that travel is vital to our country and our lives, and it has meaning for everyone.
There are many studies out now that tell us we all need time "away". It is important to decompress, de-stress and de-light in life…for your well-being! Go visit somewhere new. In the Raystown Lake Region or elsewhere – go have some "moments" and make some memories. Studies show that you'll be glad that you did.
National Travel and Tourism Week is the perfect time to celebrate what travel means to you. Through nationwide events— from rallies to media outreach to proclamations from local governments—NTTW champions the power of the tourism industry for this week and beyond. Travel and tourism professionals, from communities small and large, come together to promote the incredible contributions their markets and travel-related businesses make to strengthen the economy and our workforce.
The theme "Travel is __________." customizes the unique impact of the U.S. travel industry on the fabric of America. Destinations, including ours here in the Raystown Lake Region of Pennsylvania, are defining travel as it specifically contributes to our local economies, businesses and lives.
We encourage you to comment with your thoughts and take part in NTTW by sharing what "Travel is __________." to you during May 2-10, 2015. You might choose to write a guest column for your local newspaper. Contact a member of Congress. Or just follow along on social media, via @USTravel and #NTTW2015. Remember to tag @Raystown_Lake or use #Raystown (if it fits with your posts) … because your conversation is important to us.


The opportunities to support entrepreneurs in the state of Bremen is richer now. The Kraftwerk City Accelerator (http://kraftwerk-accelerator.com ) is offering interesting services to entrepreneurs. The accelerator is hosted by the swb Erzeugung AG & Co. KG part of the utilities company for the state of bremen (https://www.swb-gruppe.de/).
The kraftwerk-city accelerator bremen is looking for young entrepreneurs, founders & start-up-teams that are dedicated to develop the infrastructure of future cities. The business fields are new energies, smart transportation, intelligent waste management and collaboration. Beside others kraftwerk offers more than just an accelerator program. They provide a whole innovation ecosystem and an unique network of partner companies and senior experts in the proposed business fields. This is a very interesting opportunity for entrepreneurs with business ideas in this area as access to expertise, networks or even infrastructures really can ramp up the own business. And if the idea is growing, the suitable business partners for getting big, are close.
Entrepreneurs that are interested to participate in the accelerator program can apply now. The accelerator is taking applications till the 15. August 2015. Additional information can be found here.


Shoes: Store or Display? | The House of Martins The House of Martins: Shoes: Store or Display?
Back in April I posted about a Ottoman Shoe Storage - and now I found an equally interesting option for displaying your shoe collection. Over on the blog The Eclectic Life she shows us three ways to use a vintage ladder as part of your decor - and I must say the heels one got my attention.
I think it would be neat to have an old ladder leaning next to my closet displaying all my colorful heels. Although I'm only 5'3'' (barely) and worry about needing another ladder to reach the ones on the top!
Not sure if my husband would go for this idea - but I love it just the same. Of course, this has now added another thing to search for on ebay and at estate sales.
A quick search on ebay leads me to this vintage style Mill Ladder - which now I also must have (for less money) to use as a bookcase.
I feel a slight ladder obsession coming on. Anyone else have any good uses for vintage ladders?
ellen check out the "folding library shelf" over at urbanoutfitters.com, it's comparable to the piece you have your eye on at ebay but about $100 less :) great blog!
Oh wow! Its almost the exact same thing. Thanks for sharing that Cecilia!


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Africa Cup of Nations 2021 roundup - January 10
By Jamie Spencer
Senegal & Zimbabwe went head to head on day AFCON day two / PIUS UTOMI EKPEI/GettyImages
The 2021 edition of the Africa Cup of Nations continued on Monday, with Group B and Group C both getting underway on day two of the tournament.
Senegal, Ghana, Morocco and Gabon were among those in action across the day's four games.
Here's a look at how things went down...
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A roundup of January 14's AFCON results, including Gabon's late draw with Ghana.
Tournament favourites Senegal were forced to wait until the 97th minute for the breakthrough against a Zimbabwe side more than 100 places below them in the FIFA rankings.
It was a penalty from Liverpool star Sadio Mane that ultimately made the narrow difference.
Senegal had earlier missed a host of chances, having peppered the Zimbabwe goal with attempts but largely failing to test goalkeeper Petros Mhari.
Elsewhere in Group B, Guinea also marked their first game of the tournament with a 1-0 win.
Issiaga Sylla, who plays his club football in Ligue 2 for Toulouse scored the game's only goal midway through the first half, to which Malawi had no response.
Guinea face Senegal next up and will be hoping for a positive result that would seal their early qualification to the knockouts after seeing the Lions of Teranga surprisingly struggle.
Morocco 1-0 Ghana
Morocco took maximum points in the contest between the two big guns in Group C, although it was only decided in the closing stages by ex-Southampton winger Sofiane Boufal.
The victors will see this as a statement win and an important clean sheet.
Ghana, meanwhile, are unlikely to be too disappointed. Qualification to the next round is still firmly in their own hands with their two most favourable group games still to come.
Comoros 0-1 Gabon
Even without star name and captain Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, Gabon had enough about them to see off Comoros, who were competing in their first ever major tournament game.
A 16th minute goal from Al-Arabi forward Aaron Boupendza and a clean sheet for Gabon ensured it was the fourth AFCON game of the day to finish with a 1-0 score-line, and the fifth in a row overall including Sunday night's Group A victory for Cape Verde over Ethiopia.
Only Ethiopia were ranked lower than Comoros coming into the tournament.
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Rovio's Angry Birds successor, Amazing Alex tops App Store charts
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Top paid app for iPhone and iPad
Amazing Alex surges to the top of the charts
Rovio's follow up to the phenomenally successful Angry Birds has leapt to the top of the App Store charts almost immediately following its release.
The Amazing Alex puzzler is the top paid app for the iPhone (69p or 99c) and iPad (£1.99 or $2.99) and has been been since Friday - just one day after it launched.
The iPhone app is the best seller in 35 countries, while the iPad app reigns in 50 countries around the world.
On Sunday, the game was up to 5th in the top-paid apps charts for Android on the Google Play Store.
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Amazing Alex is a chain-reaction style-game, where it's your job to help young Alex solve puzzles in his bedroom (What are you doing in Alex's bedroom?).
Early reviews haven't been overwhelmingly positive, but Rovio will certainly be happy with the initial uptake of its follow up to the billion-selling Angry Birds.
What do you think? Is it a worthy successor? Let us know in the comments section below.
Via: AllThingsD
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In the Part 3 of this series, we explored the differences between self esteem and self worth based on what is INSIDE versus what is OUTSIDE of us. We looked at how our qualities of BEING are fundamentally different than qualities of HAVING or DOING. The next step in to boost self-esteem from the ground up is to unflinchingly see who we are, and accept every bit of it.
When we take a look within, we find beauty and strength and wonder. We also imperfections we don't like. We find limitation and pettiness, and everything we like least about others! By honestly answering the questions in the previous blog post, some perceptions we have about the way we experience or operate in the world will feel neutral. Other responses can feel enthusiastically positive for some and overwhelmingly negative for others.
A holistic healing practitioner is likely to view these positive, neutral and negative beliefs a client has as important factors in overall health. The ways we operate in the world are very closely tied to our self worth. Optimal health depends our our capacity to make peace with our limitations as we celebrate our strengths. Self acceptance truly paves the way.
A resilient self worth is one that accepts the reality of all of the positive, neutral and negative characters. Each person can picture an intricate tapestry of self. Perhaps the red flowing down one side represents anger or courage. Just beside it may be a green or purple pattern of envy or jealousy. Those colors blend around a golden yellow of joy and the capacity to inspire others.
Every tapestry is unique, and every single one has a mix of colors, representing a mix of strengths and weaknesses. In the same way that a healthy person cannot choose to ONLY feel happy emotions of joy and excitement while ignoring anger or fear, it is not healthy to accept only the positive aspects of self while denying the weaknesses.
An authentic sense of self worth is one that understands that flaws and failures are part of the human experience. Goals of perfection are unrealistic. For each person, the true self has some mistakes and limitations woven into the tapestry. There are NO exceptions to this because no person is just one thread, just one monochrome tapestry. Every human has flaws.
I see that I am not the best self that I have wanted to be.
I accept that I have flaws and failures, and that I have and will make mistakes.
There are parts of myself that are embarrassing to me.
I can take comfort in knowing that I am human like all the people around me.
I accept that this is how I am. This is me.
I take hope in understanding that my courage in facing how I am helps me improve.
By taking the courageous step of looking within unflinchingly, the subconscious drives that come from hiding and avoiding can drop away. There can be great relief in realizing that these forces no longer are holding sway. There is great strength in this kind of completely honest assessment. Only through this honesty can the negativity fall away.
I see that this is who I am. I see that I can live with this.
By accepting the truth of who I am, I now stand in truth to reach for a better me.
The result of this process to boost self esteem is the emergence of self compassion. When we have a good sense of self worth, we treat ourselves with tolerance, respect, kindness, and compassion. We reach for our best and forgive our own failures. Compassion comes from a caring of self. The caring of self comes from acceptance. The acceptance comes from self knowledge. In a beautiful chain, we grow.
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Iffy attitude from the barstaff.
Went here on a bash night with lots of people from the b3ta website. We all met in Oxford and this was the second pub we went to. It's a tiny place and there is a very small hatch where the bar staff can exit from behind the bar with a small notice about not standing there. Anyway one of the girls with us obviously didn't see this notice plus it was very busy, and a guy came from behind the bar and slammed the hatch door into her muttering something about not standing there.
We (all 30 of us) left after one drink - they probably lost £1000 of takings from us. Very poor.


The First Street Community Center in Mount Vernon, Iowa is pleased to announce a wonderfully talented theatre troop performing with some "strings attached" this Saturday.
There will be two performances: January 16th @ 11:00 am and 1:00 pm. Tickets are: $4.00.
This rendition of "The ingenious gentleman Don Quixote of La Mancha" is loosely based on the classic novel from 1605. It begins with the hand puppet short "Once Upon a Time Machine" and brings to life an old world form of entertainment for a new age audience.
There's truly something for everyone here, with virtuoso flamenco guitar music, stringed puppets over 30" tall, and a 30 foot wide stage where puppets and performers blend and blur fantasy and reality.


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Each year, osteoporotic fractures in the U.S. lead to:
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The Cooperstown Historic District is a national historic district in Cooperstown, Otsego County, New York, that was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1980.  It encompasses 232 contributing properties: 226 contributing buildings, 1 contributing site, 3 contributing structures, and 2 contributing objects.  Among the contributing properties is the village's post office, which is individually listed on the National Register.

In 1997, the boundaries of the historic district were increased to include the Fenimore Farm Stone Agricultural Buildings that were built in 1918 and designed by Frank P. Whiting.

Contributing buildings

 Byberry Cottage
 Doubleday Field
 Edgewater
 Elleryt Cory House
 Iron Clad Building
 Lakelands
 Otsego County Bank
 Pomeroy Place
 The Inn at Cooperstown
 The Otesaga Hotel
 United States Post Office
 Woodside Hall

See also
National Register of Historic Places listings in Otsego County, New York

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The following are located in Otsego Township, Cooperstown, Otsego County, NY:

The following are located in Middlefield Township, Cooperstown, Otsego County, NY:

Historic districts on the National Register of Historic Places in New York (state)
Italianate architecture in New York (state)
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Thinking of purchasing a home? Did the initial quote received from the loan officer accurately reflect the numbers to be seen at closing? This question might ensue some laughs.
Most people are not yet aware that a major change to loan disclosure regulation took effect at the beginning of October 2015. The new regulation is called the TILA/RESPA Integrated Disclosure Rule or for short. What everyone should know about TRID is that it will make it much easier f to understand what the costs will be for financing right from the outset of the home financing process.
John Brown, a loan officer (NMLS# 1105752) with RANLife states, "The regulators got many things right with this change. They interviewed a large panel of consumers to find out what they wanted to see on these loan disclosures."
He further points out that TRID requires two new disclosures that replace the Good Faith Estimate, the Truth In Lending Disclosure and the HUD Settlement Statement. These new disclosures are called the Loan Estimate (LE) and Closing Disclosure (CD).
The Loan Estimate is easy to understand and comprehensive.
The Loan Estimate and the Closing Disclosure documents are structured in the same visual format for easy comparison.
Once you receive your Loan Estimate, the lender has little to no leeway to change estimated lender fees and closing costs in general.
The Closing Disclosure which in most cases will represent final numbers must be given to you three days prior to signing final documents to allow plenty of time for review.
John also states, "These new benefits have increased timelines for the financing process so be aware that in most cases loans might take a little more time than first expected."
Overall, TRID will allow consumers to trust initial estimates with greater confidence and make it easier for consumers to understand how the numbers breakdown.
Still pondering whether or not to purchase a new home or refinance a current home? Call for a complimentary home financing consultation.


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airBaltic to Recruit Over 100 Pilots in 2018
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Country: Latvia Aircraft: Airplanes Airline: Air Baltic
The Latvian airline airBaltic in February will host an airBaltic "Pilot Open Days" initiative in several cities, including Vilnius, Helsinki, Amsterdam and Stockholm. The initiative targets different types of pilots willing to become part of airBaltic flight crew. The airline is planning to recruit more than 100 pilots in 2018.
Pauls Calitis, Senior Vice President Flight Operations of airBaltic: "An excellent team is essential to our successful operation and airBaltic's growth over the past years has confirmed that. Our route map is expanding, the fleet is growing and more passengers travel with us. Such development requires our team to be highly motivated. And naturally, due to the production increase, airBaltic will recruit more pilots this year. Working at airBaltic has many advantages for all positions, but considering our growth and the changing pilot industry, we are now further improving our pilot remuneration system."
During the "Pilot Open Days" events, all interested individuals will have a chance to learn more about airBaltic's flight crew vacancies and to receive more information about airBaltic. During the event, the participants will have opportunity to ask questions directly to airBaltic chief pilots and receive all the necessary information on how to join the dynamic and motivated team of the world's most punctual airline airBaltic.
airBaltic is organizing "Pilot Open Days" in specific cities due to the strong community of pilots. airBaltic has a multicultural team with over 50 pilots from Lithuania, more than 26 pilots from Netherlands and over 14 from Sweden.
On February 1, 2018 the first "Pilot Open Days" events will be held in Vilnius at 10:00 and at 15:00 in "AirInn Vilnius Hotel".
On February 6, 2018 airBaltic team will travel to Stockholm and the events will take place at 10:00 and at 15:00 in "Radisson Blu Skycity Hotel".
On February 8, 2018 the "Pilot Open Days" events will be held in Helsinki in "Cumulus Resort Airport Congress Center" at 10:00 and at 15:00.
On February 13, 2018 the final event will take place in Amsterdam in "Hotel NH Amsterdam Schiphol Airport" at 11:00.
The project does not require candidates to fill out an application form before the visit, but simply to take their CV, personal identification document, and arrive for the event. For more information about work at airBaltic, candidates can visit airline's recruitment website: http://recruite.airbaltic.com/
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Borken ist ein Ortsteil im Norden der niedersächsischen Kreisstadt Meppen im Landkreis Emsland. Es hat 518 Einwohner (Stand 13. Dezember 2021) auf einer Fläche von 10,28 km². Gemeinsam mit den Ortschaften Hemsen, Hüntel und Holthausen gehört Borken zu den Meppener Nordgemeinden.

Auf dem Gebiet der einst selbständigen Gemeinde Borken befindet sich, umgeben von einem Altarm der Ems, das Naturschutzgebiet Borkener Paradies. Es handelt sich dabei um eine historische Hutweide, die charakteristisch ist für die Kulturlandschaft Nordwestdeutschlands. Früher wurde dieses etwa 30 Hektar große "Allmendegebiet" als Viehweide genutzt. Feuchte und trockene Weideflächen wechseln sich mit Schlehdorngebüschen und Eichenwäldchen ab. Durch die weiterhin bestehende Beweidung wird der Charakter dieser Landschaft auch in Zukunft erhalten bleiben.

Am 1. März 1974 wurde Borken in die Kreisstadt Meppen eingegliedert.

Ortsvorsteher ist Hubert Neesen.

Einwohnerentwicklung

Einzelnachweise

Weblinks
 Borken auf www.meppen.de

Ort im Landkreis Emsland
Ortsteil von Meppen
Ehemalige Gemeinde (Landkreis Emsland)
Gemeindeauflösung 1974
Ort an der Ems


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