My hair is now a decent length, able to fit in a ponytail or a french braid like the best of them. Like my locks I've come a long way. And this is no relapse. It is now safe to say that after a few false starts I am now ready. Months of work and seeking, healing and venting, laughing and growing have flowed in a single stream. These labours of love will not be wasted, not be put into the foundation of just any old thing, or be invested in the future of any old person. My pearls will not be cast to swine.
He would have to be a star to pull me out of my paradise and into his heavens. His heart would have to be made ready and swept clean of any other woman's stuff. No residue. He would have to be prepared. Prepared to adore every strand, even the three grey ones. Prepared to hold me high and say with pride "she's with me". Prepared to ride out tough times and bad moods, cramps and cravings, bad jokes and busy days. Prepared to be part of my support system and be fiercely supported. To worship my God with me and love me second only to Him. To husband my home and father some of God's masterpieces.
No small job description. Big shoes. But who's waiting?
The Singlestream will continue untainted. My essence is what it is no matter who is nearby and no matter who I love.
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The Chin Chow Trading Co. Ltd was founded in Hong Kong back in 1985 as the Chinese partner of the Sieber company.
Our two companies work closely together with regard to product development and customer support. This cooperation means we are able to achieve very favourable prices for large production quantities in procurement, and continuously control the manufacture and quality of our products on site.
Our showroom in the heart of Hong Kong (Canton Road, near the Star Ferry) is currently manned by eight employees and takes care of FOB orders independently.


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Home » General Info » Is Rheem The Best Tankless?
A fellow tankless writer over at atanklesslife has been immersed in the tankless industry for a number of years now. He (or she) has a great grasp of tankless pros, cons, and common home owner issues. They probably don't realize but we here have all been reading their posts for some time now. I'm calling them out a bit but I respect the work they do and would be very interested in getting their take on the current Rheem tankless water heaters systems. I hope they are able to reply to this with a post of their own.
I have always recommended Rinnai as my number one manufacturer of tankless systems for home owners, but mostly due to the systems reliability. A big part of the reliability is that here in Ontario Rinnai only sells tankless systems to certified installers who have taken the Rinnai installation course. This ensures that the tankless water heater is installed correctly, nearly every time.
In a study by Consumer Reports on furnace installation they found that improper installation, inadequate maintenance, and human error were the primary reasons for system failure (Consumer Reports, 2012). I realize this is for furnace systems but it's not hard to extrapolate these results over to the tankless industry. Thus, Rinnai may very well not have the most reliable tankless on the market, just the best installers.
A Tankless Life, located in the USA sells and ships tankless water heaters over the internet. I would presume that a good portion of their clients are home owners looking to upgrade and install tankless water heaters themselves. This puts them in a great postion to answer my question on what they feel the best tankless manufacture would be? What do they recommend as their go to brand? Does that match their best selling unit?
I'll be certain to update this post should I receive a response.
Consumerreports.org. "Gas furnaces." 2012. Web. 20 Mar 2013. <http://www.consumerreports.org/cro/appliances/heating-cooling-and-air/gas-furnaces-703/overview/index.htm>.


A short poem about my character, Kerrigan, set to music. Written by me, showing my soft, sensitive side.., Well, I decided you summit this movie to NewGrouds, just so all my cartoons are here. Its rather old. It's nothing special, just an excuse to try out a animation effect really. In fact its so simple it lacks a proper loading screen but its so small it dosn't really matter.


Listen to Samantha sing and for a moment, just breath and smile.
Not playing PokemonGo but saw a spark of yellow at The TANK...? Well you might have seen the elusive Pikachu that comes to visit sometimes!
The TANK's solstice week is coming up fast! Roomful of Teeth will be here in just 12 days!
Get ready to warm up your voices!
"For a very limited time there will be a few editions of Please and Tank you available to purchase. "
The Tank Will Be on CBS!
The Tank is to be featured on CBS Christmas Morning!
I was listening to the CD, "RANGELY A-CAROLING … AT THE TANK" again today. It is beautiful, the music and voices blending, harmonizing, and mingling with the acoustic echoes of the TANK. My favorite selection is "Silent Night" – the last band. It is so haunting I almost want to weep. Kelvin White's tenor solo is especially deep and meaningful.
Join Us In Our Second Annual Christmas Sing at The TANK!
A Very Rangely Christmas Album!
An update on... The Tank's Christmas Album!
The Tank's Christmas Album is almost here!


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Q: Showing map in Processing and displaying Tweets based on their Lat and Lon coordinates? Will anyone please help me in displaying a world map on Processing and then plotting tweets on corresponding locations?

A: This isn't an entire answer, but should show how to plot the locations on a world map. Note the getPoint() method that does the Cartesian coordinates (you could do the same with the map() function in Processing.Also note the constructor does the calculations to size the image of the earth you use to the sketch window...
WorldMap world;
Point[] cities = new Point[6];

void setup() {
  size(800, 480);
  background(255);
  stroke(0);
  strokeWeight(1.5);
  ellipseMode(CENTER);
  smooth();

  // World
  world = new WorldMap(0, 0, width, height);

  // Cities
  cities[0] = world.getPoint(45.24, -75.43);  // Ottawa
  cities[1] = world.getPoint(38.53, -77.02);  // Washington
  cities[2] = world.getPoint(51.32, 0.50);    // London
  cities[3] = world.getPoint(48.48, 2.20);    // Paris
  cities[4] = world.getPoint(39.55, 116.25);  // Beijing
  cities[5] = world.getPoint(35.40, 139.45);  // Tokyo

}

void draw() {

  world.drawBackground();

  for (int i = 0; i < cities.length; i++) {
    ellipse(cities[i].x, cities[i].y, 10, 10);
  }

}

//-------------------------------

class WorldMap {

  int x, y, w, h;
  PImage raster;

   WorldMap(int x, int y, int w, int h) {
     // Scale Image
     if (h >= w/2) {
       this.w = w;
       this.h = w/2;
       this.x = x;
       this.y = (h - this.h)/2;
     }
     else {
       this.h = h;
       this.w = 2*h;
       this.x = (w - this.w)/2;
       this.y = y;
     }

     // Load Image
     raster = loadImage("world_longlatwgs3.png");
  }

 void drawBackground() {
   image(raster, x, y, w, h);
  }

 Point getPoint(float phi, float lambda) {
   Point pt = new Point(x + ((180 + lambda) / 360) * w, y + h - ((90 + phi) / 180) * h);
   return pt;
  }

}

//-------------------------------

class Point extends Point2D {
  Point(float x, float y) {
    super(x, y);
  }
}

class Point2D {
  float x, y;
  Point2D(float x, float y) {
    this.x = x; this.y = y;
  }
}

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In a Class of His Own
Kindergartner celebrates graduation as lone student at last remaining one-room schoolhouse in Flathead County
By Tristan Scott May 27, 2015
Case Metzler smiles while talking about bears with his teacher Richelle Sheets at Pleasant Valley School on May 21, 2015. Greg Lindstrom | Flathead Beacon
When kindergartner Case Metzler dons his cap and gown at Pleasant Valley School's graduation ceremony on June 9, he'll celebrate a milestone all unto his own.
Case, whose sixth birthday falls just a few days before the ceremony, attends the only one-room schoolhouse remaining in Flathead County. And while the entire rural community will turn out for a potluck party to observe the occasion, school officials will award just one diploma – Metzler's.
He's been the lone student at Pleasant Valley since December, when the diminutive, red schoolhouse lost 75 percent of its student body, a total of three students, one of whom, an eighth-grade girl, rode her horse to school each morning.
"We are going to have a graduation of one, and it will be a very big celebration," Janet Monk, a school board member and Pleasant Valley School alumnus, said.
With an annual budget of $62,000 to run the school, keeping it open to educate one student isn't sustainable.
"If you divide $62,000 by one that is $62,000," Monk said. "We had three other students, but two were siblings and they went back to Libby and the eighth-grader transferred to Marion School."
But in rural Montana, and especially the ranching community of Pleasant Valley, the transient nature of the working ranches means that the student population is often in flux. By the time the other students left last winter, money for the 2015-16 budget had already been allocated.
School officials are expecting additional students in the fall, ensuring the school will remain open, and on any given day a new batch of kids might turn up at the door.
"It fluctuates a lot," said Pleasant Valley School teacher Richelle Sheets, the school's only instructor. "I could show up one day and there might be five kids outside the school because their families just moved here. It's happened before."
And while every student is entitled to a public education – and at Pleasant Valley, by all accounts, they receive a stellar one – the school has at times been a challenge for the Flathead County school district.
"Things will change, but if they don't change we can't be open year after year with one student," Monk said. "We all have nostalgia for the school but that can't happen."
If anyone has nostalgia for Pleasant Valley School, it's Monk, whose family history at the school runs deep. Her mother began teaching at Pleasant Valley in 1927 after graduating from Flathead High School. Driving to the school at the beginning of the school year in her father's Ford Model T, the 18-year-old got the car stuck on Gunsight Pass and had to spend the night alone until a rancher could drag her out of the mud.
"She was a town girl and she wasn't used to spending the night out in the cold, dark mountains," said Monk, who was her mother's pupil for five years.
Her aunt, Donna Monk, has owned land in the area for 62 years, and served on the Pleasant Valley School Board for four decades. In the 1930s, her husband Bob attended his junior high years at Pleasant Valley, and the couple's four children followed suit.
Bolstered by the ranching and logging community, the student population sometimes climbed into the 20s.
Established in 1904, Pleasant Valley is located about 20 miles northwest of Marion near the Lincoln-Flathead County line. It takes almost an hour to travel the mostly two-lane gravel road from Marion to the small schoolhouse and teacher's residence, and more than an hour from Kalispell.
A dwindling part of American heritage, one-room schools were once a prominent part of the rural landscape, used to serve sprawling ranch and farm communities. Today, their utility is becoming a relic of the past as the country's population converges on more urban centers, or better transportation allows students to commute.
There are fewer than 400 operational one-room schoolhouses in the country, and Montana has the most in the nation at 62, boasting at least one in each of its 56 counties, according to the National Trust for Historic Preservation.
They'd once totaled 2,600 statewide, but the migration away from agricultural communities and into city centers has decreased the need for the small rural school.
"Montana families that farmed the land in the 19th and 20th centuries relied on these rural schools to educate their children, as the vast distances between towns made it impractical to travel to schools in populations centers," according to the National Trust for Historic Preservation.
But for young Case, one isn't the loneliest number.
The mystique and romance associated with one-room schoolhouses – a symbol of the pioneering and settlement of the West – might be lost on the precocious redhead, but the freedom and joy of attending school at Pleasant Valley isn't.
Inside the schoolhouse, Case proudly displays the numerous projects he and Ms. Sheets have spearheaded this spring. There's the hydroponic garden sprouting lettuce, and an outdoor garden with carrots, potatoes, sunflowers, corn, tomatoes, pumpkins, zucchini and cucumbers.
"We've been growing a lot of food," Case said, adding that although he's only in kindergarten, he's also "a farmer and a cowboy."
The shelves of the school library are brimming with books, and miniature terrariums contain caterpillars, which are about to enter their chrysalis phase. If the timing is right, Case will release the butterflies at his graduation ceremony, a symbol of his own metamorphosis from kindergartner to first grade.
A notebook on his desk contains a wealth of information he gleaned from his class research project on bears, a species about which he has become a veritable fount of knowledge.
"Before hibernation, bears eat 20,000 calories a day, or about 42 hamburgers and 38 banana splits," is one of the factoids Case documents in his illustrated report.
Outside, the sprawling schoolyard features a jungle gym and baseball field, and in the winter a heated indoor gymnasium is stocked with soccer goals, a volleyball net, basketball hoop, scooters, a bicycle, and just about any other sporting toy a boy could want to play with.
And while the little red schoolhouse stands in stark contrast against the modern bustle of city schools, representing a solitary celebration of rural Montana and the richness of its spirit and heritage, it keeps Ms. Sheets on her toes.
The workload is just as heavy whether she has one student or 15, and while the school's district clerk, Ann Marie Becker, helps out with administrative work, Sheets is in charge of planning the curriculum, filing state and federal reports, administering tests, reporting directly to the state Office of Public Instruction and the Flathead County Superintendent of Schools, Jack Eggensperger.
She also attends the school board meetings – Case's father, Jeremy, is on the three-member board and also coaches his tee-ball team, the Dukes – and lives in the cozy teacher's quarters adjacent to the school with her Karelian bear dog, Casey.
This school year was her first at Pleasant Valley, and her third year as a teacher. Having spent two years teaching at Heart Butte, she's familiar with rural schools.
"I was actually pleasantly surprised when I came to interview with all of the resources here," she said.
Indeed, the schoolhouse, which has Internet, is decidedly more progressive than the original Pleasant Valley School.
The first Pleasant Valley School opened in 1903 in an old railroad cabin – the Great Northern Railway's main east to west line from Kalispell to Libby ran through Pleasant Valley from 1892-1904 – but after two years it was moved about two miles east, where it sat until 1914. From 1914 to 1960, the Pleasant Valley School was situated near the junction of Lost Prairie Road and the old railroad grade, and for years School District 27 had two one-room schoolhouses.
"In my time we had two schools, one was Pleasant Valley and the other was called Lost Prairie School, but they never operated at the same time," Monk said. "You would go from school to school and whichever school had the most kids close by, that would be the school that was open."
When Monk attended school, the class size hovered around eight students, and sometimes dropped as low as five. In years past, the school has closed occasionally due to low or non-existent attendance. District rules say that at least two students from separate families must attend Pleasant Valley School for it to remain open.
In the case of Case, the school board made an exception because the budget had already been approved.
"It's been very rewarding. With Case being the only student, he's been phenomenal," Sheets said. "He adjusted really well, he integrates with other students on field trips and at tee-ball and swimming lessons, and he enjoys the one-on-one time. He's a character. He makes me laugh every day."

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The 1960s-era building has a number of distinctive features, so another challenge was preserving the building's character. (Submitted image)
Top Projects: Bishop Henry Whipple Federal Building
By: Dan Heilman	July 10, 2015 6:50 am	0
Address: One Federal Drive, Fort Snelling
Project cost: $154 million
Project size: 688,800 square feet
Owner: U.S. General Services Administration; Public Buildings Service; Property Development Division (5PC), Great Lakes Region
Contractor: Ryan Cos. US Inc.
Architect: Hammel, Green & Abrahamson (HGA)
Engineer: HGA
Editor's note: This is the second installment in Finance & Commerce's Top Projects of 2014 series, which recognizes outstanding construction throughout the state. The previous installment is available at finance-commerce.com.
How do you rehabilitate a 700,000-square foot building, all the while keeping the 1,200 employees inside working smoothly? Very carefully.
The Bishop Henry Whipple Federal Building restoration at Fort Snelling was unusual in that it was financed under the U.S. General Services Administration's use of stimulus funding to enhance energy efficiency and generally upgrade older federal buildings. That led to standards that were beyond exacting, said Hammel, Green & Abrahamson architect Mia Blanchett.
"The trickiest thing was meeting the very strict, highly efficient energy goals set by the stimulus package," she said. "They called on us in some cases to beat code by 40 percent."
That meant complete replacement of the mechanical, electrical, plumbing and life safety systems in the building, along with an overhaul of its entries, signage and public spaces.
Already, the energy-efficiency measures, which included geothermal heating and cooling, have resulted in a 40 percent reduction in energy use and a 53 percent reduction in water use compared to record in the old building – and a Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design Gold certification. Among other achievements, 89 percent of the construction waste from the project was salvaged or recycled.
During the design phase, the use of models dramatically reduced field work and made time for prefabrication of the main mechanical and electrical systems. Meanwhile, a facilities management database streamlined operations and maintenance functions.
In Blanchett's mind, the project's success had everything to do with having architects and engineers integrated under one roof.
"In the case of this project, it was all about total system replacement in order to do the work in the time frame of the stimulus package," she said. "It was about delivery and HGA's ability to make complex projects work."
The 1960s-era building has lots of granite touches and other distinctive features, so another challenge was preserving the building's character.
"We feel the best about preserving the building and meeting all the energy goals – and doing it in a way that was beautiful," said Blanchett. "There are a lot of agencies in that building, and we're happy about giving them a healthy work environment for the next 50 years."
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Episode 157. Forgotten Broadway I
August 12, 2022 African American Singers, Broadway, Comic Relief, Crossover, Great Baritones, In Memoriam, Mezzo Madness, Music for a World in Crisis Series, Needle Drop, Pop Icons, Queer Pride, Singers of Color, Twentieth Century MusicAdolph Green, Alan Bergman, Alfred Drake, Alice Playten, Angela Lansbury, Anton Coppola, Barbara Cook, Barbra Streisand, Beatrice Arthur, Ben Bagley, Betty Comden, Bob Merrill, Broadway, Bruce Coughlin, Buster Davis, Claibe Richardson, Daniel Gundlach, Dear World, Do I Hear a Waltz, Dolores Gray, Don Costa, Don't Bother Me I Can't Cope, Donald Pippin, Dorothea Freitag, Drat the Cat, Elisse Boyd, Ervin Drake, Ethel Merman, Flahooley, Fran Landesman, Fred Werner, Frederick Dvonch, Funny Girl, George Forrest, Happy Hunting, Harold Karr, Herbert Greene, High Spirits, Ira Levin, Jay Blackton, Jerry Herman, Jimmy Jones, John Alban Coughlan, John Williams, Jule Styne, June Carroll, Kenward Elmslie, Lehman Engel, Leslie Uggams, Lloyd Arriola, Marilyn Bergman, Matt Dubey, Maurice Levin, Micki Grant, Milton Schafer, Mimi Hines, Moises Vivanco, Murray Grand, musicals, Nancy Wilson, Peter Matz, Richard Marx, Richard Rodgers, Robert Wright, Roslyn Kind, Sally Ann Howes, Sergio Franchi, Sheldon Harnick, Shepard Coleman, Stephen Sondheim, Tammy Grimes, The Nervous Set, Tommy Wolf, Two on the Aisle, Yma Sumaccountermelody
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Today I begin Forgotten Broadway, a new miniseries within my summer series "Musical Life in New York City 1950-1975." This wildly eclectic (some might say chaotic) program, the first of three, concerns itself with several different aspects of "forgotten" Broadway: forgotten songs, forgotten shows, and forgotten performers; as well as all imaginable combinations of the above. For instance, many might not remember the show Drat! the Cat! but will remember quite well the song "He [originally She] Touched Me." Everyone remembers Ethel Merman and Angela Lansbury, but I would bet that fewer remember their less successful shows Happy Hunting and Dear World. This episode includes songs by Richard Rodgers, Jule Styne, Bob Merrill, Wright and Forrest, and Comden and Green, as well as lesser known composers and lyricists such as Claibe Richardson, Bill and Patti Jacob, and Ervin Drake, sung by such stalwarts as Leslie Uggams, Barbara Cook, Alfred Drake, and Barbra Streisand, as well as such blazing (but less remembered figures) such as Alice Playten, Dolores Gray, Mimi Hines, and June Carroll. Such recently departed figures as Micki Grant, Kenward Elmslie, Sally Ann Howes, and Donald Pippin also receive airplay. Part II will be published in two weeks, and Part III will soon be available as a bonus episode for my Patreon subscribers.
Countermelody is a podcast devoted to the glory and the power of the human voice raised in song. Singer and vocal aficionado Daniel Gundlach explores great singers of the past and present focusing in particular on those who are less well-remembered today than they should be. Daniel's lifetime in music as a professional countertenor, pianist, vocal coach, voice teacher, and journalist yields an exciting array of anecdotes, impressions, and "inside stories." At Countermelody's core is the celebration of great singers of all stripes, their instruments, and the connection they make to the words they sing. By clicking on the following link (https://linktr.ee/CountermelodyPodcast) you can find the dedicated Countermelody website which contains additional content including artist photos and episode setlists. The link will also take you to Countermelody's Patreon page, where you can pledge your monthly support at whatever level you can afford. Bonus episodes available exclusively to Patreon supporters are currently available and further bonus content including interviews and livestreams is planned for the upcoming season.


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Coca-Cola Unveils 4 New Bottle Designs for Disney's Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge
Coca-Cola...
For as long as there have been Disney theme parks, Coca-Cola has been right there with them. And as Disneyland and Walt Disney World add a galaxy far, far away to their parks, Coke products will be right there with them. Alongside a slew of brand-new space-inspired beverages at Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge, Coca-Cola and Disney have announced that Coca-Cola, Diet Coke, Sprite and Dasani water will be getting an intergalactic new look exclusively for the new theme park lands.
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Though the products inside are going to be familiar to travelers from Earth, the packaging is truly out of this world. Coca-Cola, Diet Coke and Sprite will come in circular plastic bottles that resemble a few of our favorite droids (shout out to BB-8!). Meanwhile, the Dasani water will be in a more familiar earthly shape. And, yes, that writing is Aurebesh, the language used in the Star Wars universe.
If the bottles look a little rough around the edges, that's on purpose. Coca-Cola teamed up with Walt Disney Imagineering to create bottles that felt authentic to the world of Batuu, the new Star Wars planet created for Disneyland and Walt Disney World.
"We wanted to create a package that would appear like it was pulled off a ship or left behind and repurposed as a bottle of your favorite Coca-Cola beverage - all with visual cues that keep you in the Star Wars storyline," Matt Cooper, an associate industrial designer at Coke, said in a statement.
In addition to the Coke products available in Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge, Batuu will also feature plenty of food and drink straight from the kitchen of a jedi. Notably, Oga's Cantina will be selling alcohol at Disneyland for the first time in the park's history, with cocktails such as the Bespin Fizz, Outer Rim and Yub Nub. There will be an array of nonalcoholic beverages available at the cantina as well. Other drink options include the famous Blue Milk and Green Milk at the Milk Stand, so you can sip like a Skywalker.
The new Coke bottles will debut alongside the rest of Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge at Disneyland Park on May 31 and Walt Disney World's Hollywood Studios on August 29. This immersive, expansive new land is just one of the many, many ways that Disney parks are going to look totally different by 2021.
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Oil sector accounts for 80% Nigeria's corruption —IPMAN
on: August 13, 2015 In: Oil
13 August 2015, Abuja – Nigeria's oil and gas sector accounts for about 80 per cent of the total corruption-related issues across the country, the Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria has said.
According to IPMAN, although some cases of corruption may not be seen as involving the oil sector at the surface level, in-depth analysis of most of such cases normally have direct or indirect links to the oil and gas industry.
The association's National President, Mr. Chinedu Okoronkwo, told our correspondent in Abuja that the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation was largely involved in most of the corruption-related issues in the country.
Okoronkwo, while commenting on the restructuring at the NNPC, stated that if the Federal Government could stop corruption in the oil and gas sector, then it would have been able to reduce corruption in Nigeria by about 80 per cent.
He, however, stated that with the recruitment of private sector players into the national oil firm, the NNPC would be transformed.
The IPMAN president said, "By the time that area (oil sector) is rid of all forms of corruption, Nigeria would have got 70 to 80 per cent of its problems solved. If corruption in the oil sector is addressed and halted, 80 per cent of our problems as a country would have been solved.
"I say this because all the corruption that we are talking about wouldn't have been a big issue without the NNPC. We cannot shy away from it. But with the coming on board of people from the private sector, we will see a miracle.
"I have no doubt about what they can do there. If with the likes of Ibe Kachikwu, Exxon Mobil is doing well, he will also bring that experience to bear in managing our national oil corporation, and of course this will be in partnership with the private sector players that have been recruited to work with him."
President Muhammadu Buhari on Tuesday evening fired the managing directors of the subsidiaries of the NNPC and retired 38 top management staff of the firm, trimming down their number from 122 to 83.
Buhari further allowed the firm to recruit 12 private sector players to its management cadre to help it jump-start a new business outlook to enhance its operational environment as a profit-driven business and wean the firm from its present civil service orientation.
The IPMAN president told our correspondent that the restructuring at the corporation was not a surprise because the oil sector accounts for about 80 per cent of Nigeria's earnings.
Okoronkwo said, "The restructuring at the NNPC is expected because you cannot move this country forward without first looking at the oil industry and getting activities in that sector right. Oil accounts for over 80 per cent of our earnings. We can even call it a mono economy because virtually everybody depends on oil."
He therefore called on the Federal Government to fix the country's pipelines, stressing that the facilities were currently a major constraint impeding the smooth distribution of petroleum products produced at the rehabilitated refineries.
Although he admitted that he was not aware of the quantity of refined products at the various refineries and if they were enough to be sold in commercial quantity, he maintained that the refineries had started working.
"But if the refineries work and the pipelines to convey the refined products are not there, then, it is still a big problem," Okoronkwo added.
– Punch
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Just one week left on public survey of bus network
Thousands of residents across Cambridgeshire and Peterborough have responded to an open survey of its bus services, with just under one week left to go.The public survey on the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough bus network is currently live and will close on 15th December. So far nearly 4,000 people have responded...
Combined Authority seals deal for Network Rail to build Soham station
A new station to reconnect Soham with the rail network will improve economic growth, jobs and investment in the area, and give Soham people freedom of travel from their doorstep for the first time since the old station was axed in 1965.
Mayor calls for Cambridge South station action now
'We cannot wait for East-West Rail' – Mayor calls for Cambridge South station action now
Statement: Scrap HS2 and share out the transport billions, says Mayor James Palmer
Don't throw good money after bad is a sound principle, and for years alarm bells have been ringing over the moneypit that the HS2 project has become.
Mayor James Palmer welcomes bids to Government to dual A10 and build key Peterborough junction
Mayor of Cambridgeshire and Peterborough James Palmer has welcomed news that the Combined Authority's bids to dual the A10 between Cambridge and Ely and to build a new road junction to facilitate the new University of Peterborough, have been submitted to Government.
Funding for CAM outline business case agreed by Combined Authority Board
The Cambridgeshire & Peterborough Combined Authority Board has voted to approve £1.7 million funding to develop the CAM Metro Outline Business Case – the next key phase of the transformational scheme.
Events annouced across Cambridgeshire and Peterborough for public to have say on area's transport future
A series of consultation events have been announced across Cambridgeshire and Peterborough for members of the public to have their say on the future of the area's transport network to 2050. The Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority's Local Transport Plan (LTP) will set out an ambitious, challenging and exciting strategy for a world-class, integrated transport network, which addresses current and anticipated future pressures on infrastructure, while also supporting housing and economic growth.
Public set to have their say on strategy to shape Cambridgeshire and Peterborough's transport future
Members of the public are set to be given the opportunity to help share a strategy to tackle transport challenges and support ambitions for growth in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough over the next 30 years.The Combined Authority's Local Transport Plan (LTP) will provide the policy foundation and strategic context for key projects like the CAM Metro, Wisbech, Soham and Cambridge South rail station proposals, the dualling of the A47 and A10 and the ongoing work to reform the bus network.The Combined Authority Board will be recommended to approve a widespread community and stakeholder consultation on the LTP, which would see half-day events held across the whole area to which the public would be encouraged to attend.
Mayor James Palmer supports taking key next step for dualling A10 between Ely and Cambridge
The key next steps to dual the A10 between Ely and Cambridge will be presented to the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority Board next week.The Board will be recommended to carry out a Strategic Outline Business Case (SOBC) study for the dualling scheme.
Mayor James Palmer says transport infrastructure pressure makes clear case for interim Cambridge South station study
Mayor James Palmer has said growing pressure on existing transport infrastructure around Cambridge Biomedical Campus (CBC) makes a clear and urgent case for a study exploring the feasibility of an earlier interim railway station at Cambridge South. The full station at Cambridge South, which will serve the CBC, is not expected to be built until around 2027, with the Combined Authority one of four funding bodies for the current phase of works led by Network Rail. The Combined Authority Board in March will be asked to decide whether to approve a study into the feasibility of an interim station delivered years ahead of the full station, including how much it would cost.


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use Sonata\ClassificationBundle\Model\Tag as Tag;
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class Emission
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    /**
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    {
        $weeklyBroadcast->setEmission($this);
        $this->weeklyBroadcasts[] = $weeklyBroadcast;
        return $this;
    }

    public function removeWeeklyBroadcast(\RadioSolution\ProgramBundle\Entity\WeeklyBroadcast $weeklyBroadcast)
    {
        //$weeklyBroadcast->setEmission();
        $this->weeklyBroadcasts->removeElement($weeklyBroadcast);
        return $this;
    }

    /**
     * Add WeeklyBroadcast
     *
     * @param RadioSolution\ProgramBundle\Entity\WeeklyBroadcast $weeklyBroadcast
     */
    //public function setWeeklyBroadcast($weeklyBroadcast)
    //{
    //	$this->weeklyBroadcasts = $weeklyBroadcast;
    //	return $this;
    //}

    /**
     * Get WeeklyBroadcast
     *
     * @return Doctrine\Common\Collections\Collection
     */
    public function getWeeklyBroadcasts()
    {
        return $this->weeklyBroadcasts;
    }

    /**
     * Set diffusion_start
     *
     * @param date $diffusionStart
     */
    public function setDiffusionStart(\Datetime $diffusionStart)
    {
        $this->diffusion_start =  $diffusionStart;
        return $this;
    }

    /**
     * Get diffusion_start
     *
     * @return date
     */
    public function getDiffusionStart()
    {
        return $this->diffusion_start;
    }

    /**
     * Set difusion_stop
     *
     * @param date $difusionStop
     */
    public function setDiffusionStop($diffusionStop)
    {
        $this->diffusion_stop = $diffusionStop;
        return $this;
    }

    /**
     * Get difusion_stop
     *
     * @return date
     */
    public function getDiffusionStop()
    {
        return $this->diffusion_stop;
    }

    /**
     * Set archive
     *
     * @param boolean $archive
     */
    public function setArchive($archive)
    {
        $this->archive = $archive;
        return $this;
    }

    /**
     * Get archive
     *
     * @return boolean
     */
    public function getArchive()
    {
        return $this->archive;
    }

    /**
     * Set frequency
     *
     * @param RadioSolution\ProgramBundle\Entity\EmissionFrequency $frequency
     */
    public function setFrequency(\RadioSolution\ProgramBundle\Entity\EmissionFrequency $frequency)
    {
        $this->frequency = $frequency;
        return $this;
    }

    /**
     * Get frequency
     *
     * @return RadioSolution\ProgramBundle\Entity\EmissionFrequency
     */
    public function getFrequency()
    {
        return $this->frequency;
    }

    /**
     * Set slug
     *
     * @param string $slug
     */
    public function setSlug($slug)
    {
        $this->slug = $slug;
        return $this;
    }

    /**
     * Get slug
     *
     * @return string
     */
    public function getSlug()
    {
        return $this->slug;
    }

    public function getPrograms()
    {
        return $this->programs;
    }

    public function setPrograms($programs)
    {
        $this->programs = $programs;
        return $this;
    }

    public function getCreatedAt()
    {
        return $this->created_at;
    }

    public function setCreatedAt($created_at)
    {
        $this->created_at = $created_at;
        return $this;
    }

    public function getUpdatedAt()
    {
        return $this->updated_at;
    }

    public function setUpdatedAt($updated_at)
    {
        $this->updated_at = $updated_at;
        return $this;
    }

    public function updateRelated()
    {

        if (!empty($this->weeklyBroadcasts)) {
            foreach($this->weeklyBroadcasts as $broadcast) {
                $broadcast->setEmission($this);
            }
        }
        if (!empty($this->exceptionalBroadcasts)) {
            foreach($this->exceptionalBroadcasts as $broadcast) {
                $broadcast->setEmission($this);
            }
        }
        //if (!empty($this->programs)) {
        //    foreach($this->programs as $program) {
        //        $program->setEmission($this);
        //    }
        //}

    }

    public function getPublished()
    {
        return $this->published;
    }

    public function setPublished($published)
    {
        $this->published = $published;
        return $this;
    }
}


text:
Bill & Laws
HB 41: "An Act relating to joint prime sponsorship of bills."
00                              HOUSE BILL NO. 41
01 "An Act relating to joint prime sponsorship of bills."
02 BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF ALASKA:
03    * Section 1. The uncodified law of the State of Alaska is amended by adding a new section
04 to read:
05       SHORT TITLE. This Act may be known as the Bipartisan Cooperation Act.
06    * Sec. 2. AS 24.08.060(a) is amended to read:
07 (a)  A member of the legislature, a group of members, or a committee
08 chairman, with the concurrence of a majority of the active members of the committee
09 and on behalf of the committee, may introduce a bill or resolution. Bills and
10       resolutions shall be prepared and introduced in the manner and form prescribed in the
11       uniform rules and the legislative style manual.
12    * Sec. 3. AS 24.08.060 is amended by adding a new subsection to read:
13 (c)  A bill may be introduced by a group of members of the legislature with up
14 to four joint prime sponsors in the manner and form prescribed in the uniform rules of
15 the legislature and the legislative style manual. All joint prime sponsors must agree to
01 allow additional joint prime sponsors. When the bill is in the possession of a joint
02 prime sponsor's house of the legislature, that joint prime sponsor may remove that
03 sponsor's name in accordance with the uniform rules of the legislature. A bill
04 introduced by joint prime sponsors under this subsection may only be withdrawn with
05 the agreement of all joint prime sponsors and in the manner prescribed in the uniform
06       rules of the legislature.


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text:
Two dead after multi-vehicle crash on US 23
Sophia Lada
Livingston Daily
GREEN OAK TWP. - A multi-vehicle crash involving a pair of tractor-trailers on U.S. 23 near Whitmore Lake Road Monday night left two people dead.
Green Oak Township Police said in a press release Tuesday that a tractor-trailer traveling north on U.S. 23 crossed the median about 9:30 p.m. Monday and struck another semitruck heading south. The driver of the southbound tractor-trailer died on the scene.
After that collision, the first truck struck several other southbound vehicles, including a pickup truck that caught on fire and a full-sized SUV.
The driver of the pickup was ejected from the vehicle and died at the scene.
The driver of the northbound tractor-trailer was transported to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries.
Both northbound and southbound U.S. 23, and Whitmore Lake Road, were closed for several hours following the crash.
The cause of the crash is still under investigation by the Livingston County Accident Investigation Team and the Green Oak Township Police.
Green Oak Police Officers were assisted on scene by the Green Oak Township Fire Department, Livingston County Ambulance, Livingston County Sheriff's Office, Michigan State Police, Metro Parks Police Authority, Livingston County Central Dispatch, Hamburg Township Police, Brighton Police Department, Livingston County Major Crash Team and Michigan Department of Transportation.
Sophia Lada is a reporter for the Livingston Daily. Contact her at slada@gannett.com or 517-377-1065. Follow her on Twitter @sophia_lada.
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