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Grandy, Moses
by Samantha Mitchell, North Carolina State University, 2013; Revised April 2022
b.1786?
Moses Grandy was a skilled seaman and black antislavery activist born into slavery around 1786 in Camden County, North Carolina. He changed hands between several enslavers working along the Albemarle Sound and Dismal Swamp until he bought his freedom, moved to Boston, and published an antislavery autobiography. Most of the details of Grandy's life are known only from his autobiography, Narrative of the Life of Moses Grandy; Late a Slave in the United States of America. Because Grandy could not read or write, he orated his autobiography to George Thompson, a London antislavery activist with ties to William Lloyd Garrison and the New England Anti-slavery Society, while on a trip to London. And although Grandy's narrative was published as antislavery propaganda, other accounts of slavery in North Carolina at the time verify its major points. He also hoped to purchase his family members' freedom with proceeds from the sale of his narrative, and his struggle for freedom and Narrative contributed to the push for the abolition of slavery in the nineteenth century.
Moses Grandy was born in Camden County, North Carolina around 1786, although the exact date was unknown as he explained in his narrative since masters did not keep records of enslaved peoples' births. He described his first enslaver, Billy Grandy, as a hard-drinking man. Moses recalled that in his early childhood his mother hid him, along with eight siblings, in the woods to prevent Billy Grandy from selling them. Billy Grandy eventually persuaded her to return by promising not to sell her children but soon after sold all except Moses. When Moses' mother protested her childrens' sale, she was flogged as punishment. After being sold, many of Moses' siblings were treated harshly by their new enslavers; one of his brothers was given very little food and clothing and died while searching for his enslaver's cattle.
Young Moses often played with his enslaver's son, James Grandy, who was close to Moses in age. Billy Grandy promised to will Moses to James upon his death, and James subsequently inherited Moses around 1794. While James was young, Moses was hired out annually to various owners until he and James were twenty one years old. During this time, Moses endured varying levels of abuse at the hands of several enslavers. The first enslaver to whom Moses was rented was a Mr. Kemp. Moses reported that Kemp gave him sufficient food and clothing and treated him relatively well. However, the second enslaver, Jemmy Coates, severely wounded Moses with a whip. Moses' third enslaver, Enoch Sawyer, did not give Moses enough food or clothing; however, his next enslaver, George Furley, fed and clothed him well. Moses' fifth and final renter, John Micheau, was an abusive gambling addict. On one occasion, he kept Moses awake five nights in a row to wait on a gambling table, and when Moses began to fall asleep, Micheau beat Moses with a shovel until it broke. Moses ran away and was hired by Richard Furley. He gave Moses a pass to work for himself while making regular payments to Furley, enabling Moses to make and save some extra money. When James was twenty one, he repossessed Moses, and Moses went to work on canal boats for a man named Mr. Grice, the husband of James Grandy's sister. Noticing that Moses was hard-working, James made Moses pay him almost twice what Furley had.
In his autobiography, Moses recounts how he and other enslaved people were frequently separated from loved ones. In what Moses described as a normal occurrence for an enslaved person whose enslaver was in debt, Moses' brother Benjamin was sold to pay off his enslaver's debts, after which Moses never saw him again. Moses' elderly mother, who was living in a hut in the woods at the time, was grief-stricken at Benjamin's sale. Later, Moses married another enslaved person, and she was sold eight months later. Although he said he had loved her deeply, he was never able to see or hear of her again.
Seeing that Moses was making money quickly and had become a captain on the canal boats, Grice suggested that Moses try to buy himself, and persuaded James Grandy to allow Moses to purchase his freedom for six hundred dollars. Following payment by Moses for his freedom, James then sold him to Trewitt. Mrs. Grice sued James in Moses' name, but the court ruled in James' favor. Trewitt agreed to allow Moses to buy his freedom with another six hundred dollars, and after two and a half years of work, Moses had saved the money. However, just before Moses could buy his freedom, Trewitt went into debt and sold him to a man described in the narrative as "Mr. Mews", who may have been William T. Muse, an enslaver from Pasquotank County (and possibly the father of Confederate Naval Officer, William T. Muse). Mews then sold him to Enoch Sawyer, under whose ownership Moses married his second wife. Moses reports that remarriage after separation from a spouse was common among enslaved people; Christian ministers had decided that such separation was equivalent to separation by death, and subsequent remarriage was therefore acceptable.
Moses describes how his overseer under Sawyer was an abusive man named Brooks, who had once beaten a pregnant slave to death without punishment. Moses soon tried to buy his freedom a third time. A man named Minner, for whom Moses had worked in the canals, offered to buy Moses and let Moses pay him back for his freedom. Wiley McPherson, reported by Moses as an enslaver notorious for severely beating slaves and pouring salt water into their wounds, even advocated for Moses, arguing that he should be freed because he had paid for his freedom so many times. Sawyer finally allowed Minner to buy Moses who then worked on canal boats for three years to repay Minner. After gaining his freedom, Moses worked on boats traveling to New York and Philadelphia. When Minner died, Moses moved to Boston to avoid capture and re-enslavement, which was common in Southern states after the death of a former enslaver. In Boston, Moses continued to work on boats until he had saved three hundred dollars and bought his wife, who came to live with him there.
In 1831, Nat Turner's slave insurrection erupted. Though the insurrection was unsuccessful, it made enslavers fear further rebellion, leading them to be especially hard on their enslaved people. Knowing many of his children remained enslaved, Moses worked and saved money to buy their freedom. He bought his son for four hundred and fifty dollars, and discovered that six of his other children had been sold in New Orleans. Of these, two of his daughters, Catherine and Charlotte, bought their own freedom. However, Charlotte's children, Zeno, Antoinette, Joseph, and Josephine, remained enslaved, priced at two thousand four hundred dollars. The only other child of whom Moses knew was Betsy, whose enslaver was willing to sell her for five hundred dollars. Moses' father had been sold away when he was young, and his mother remained enslaved until she reached old age and retired in a hut in the woods. His oldest sister lived in Elizabeth City and had five children. His sister Tamar had run away, been recaptured, and had eight children. Aside from them, Moses knew nothing of his other family members. This was a common experience of enslaved people because they had no personal family names by which they could be traced. He concluded his autobiography by expressing gratitude to his friends for their help in securing his and his family's freedom and his hope for the abolition of slavery.
The narratives of enslaved people like Grandy's were used by the anti-slavery and abolitionist movements in the United States and Britain as testimony to the cruelty of slavery and the humanity of enslaved and freed black people. Grandy's straightforward account of the horrors he experienced on his path to freedom helped demonstrate to Americans the barbarity of slavery. Grandy's narrative was first published in an 1843 edition and then published in three subsequent 1844 American editions. Although some of the details of narratives of enslaved people like Grandy have been called into question by contemporaries and twentieth-century historians, several of Grandy's statements can be verified by other sources. His claims that enslaved peoples' birth dates are difficult to pinpoint, that the sale of children from their parents and separation of spouses were common, that masters sometimes poured salt water on enslaved peoples' wounds, and that Nat Turner's slave insurrection led to harsher treatment of enslaved people are all verified by several other accounts.
After Britain abolished slavery throughout its colonies in 1833, it became common for black abolitionists to tour the British Isles, including Ireland. Frederick Douglass and Moses Roper, another North Carolina freedman, were among those who visited Britain in the 1830s and 1840s. It was during Moses's 1843 travels to Britain that he recounted his autobiography to his co-author, transcriber, and antislavery activist George Thompson. On the same trip, he advocated against slavery and raised money to free family members. Little is known of Moses's life outside of the details in his autobiography, including the years following its publication and his death.
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SAN SALVADOR (Reuters) - An uptick in deadly violence against transgender women in El Salvador prompted the United Nations on Friday to call for an investigation into crimes against sexual minorities in the conservative Central American country.
Karla Avelar, executive director of the Association for Communicating and Training Trans Women (COMCAVIS TRANS), pose for a picture at her office in San Salvador, El Salvador, May 12, 2017. REUTERS/Jose Cabezas
So far this year, seven transgender women have been killed in El Salvador, according to the Geneva-based Office of the U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR). Local LGBT organizations put the death toll at 17 through the first four months of the year.
In 2016, at least 25 transgender women were killed over the course of the entire year, according to the local organizations.
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"Criminals operate within the same institutions of government. So how can you entrust your life to them? How can you entrust your security to these institutions?" said Avelar.
Avelar, 40, is a finalist for the 2017 Martin Ennals Award, an international prize for human rights activists, but said the gang members have already sought to extort some of the future prize money if she wins.
"I won't wait for them to kill me," said Avelar. "And how am I going to give them something I don't even have?"
The Salvadoran activist declined to identify the names or gang affiliation of the men who threatened her, or where she now lives, for fear of retaliation.
"We urge the government of El Salvador to take urgent measures to ensure the protection of Ms. Avelar and other (LGBT) activists and individuals who are under threat," said OHCHR spokeswoman Ravina Shamdasani, adding that authorities should investigate what she described as "hate crimes."
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I tried to connect a 5v power supply to the mega board via the receptacle. The board wouldnt fire up. It will fire up when connected with the printer cable to the pc usb.. Why?
Here's the official page covering the power supply requirements.
Thanks for the info. I hooked up my power supply, similar to the one shown. and the board and lcd lit for a quick second. then out.. I measured the output of the 12vdc p.s. 14 volts... wtf.... hooked up thru usb, and board lit up so its still working. I then verified 12v from the printers power supply with a meter and connected to the board. no lights.
that spec you sent 14vdc shouldnt have affected the board. I'm thinking this is a chinesium knock off and not a hardier board which may be the issue. I'll probably order another board and pull 12vdc from the printer power supply which I should have done from the get go.
I run my 2020 Prusa i3 5v rails with USB power. I should have removed D1 from the RAMPS board. Trying to run the RAMPS with an LCD from the PSU is likely to fry the 5v regulator of the Arduino, which is what happened to mine. Everything else still works. It sounds like you may have the same problem I did. Was there a spark, pop or white smoke? On mine there was. On my newest build I removed D1 from RAMPS and never had any problems driving an LCD. I had a 7805 regulator wired to the power lines of USB cable using a custom perf board PCB to bypass the regulator, but I eventually just plugged it into a powered USB hub.
I didnt see or smell anything odd and no sparks. You mentioned you removed D1, the pin itself? I'd still like to make this an independent printer if possible, but be able to connect to a pc if the need arises.
On the Folger Tech 2020 i3 I run an unmodified RAMPS since the regulator is already blown. D1 is a diode on the RAMPS board that shunts power from the 12v input to the Arduino's 5v regulator. Here's the reprap wiki page Removing it is a way to protect the regulator if you are providing your own 5v source. The LCD may have drawn too much current from the regulator and blown it quietly, even if it can handle the input power just fine. USB power bypasses that regulator, so you could use a powered USB hub with nothing else connected or wall charger to get the Arduino going, then just swap cables whenever you need to connect to a PC.
I have a bunch of transformer plugs ( i tend to hold on to them after the thing they powered breaks) and a few are 5v, I could wire one up with a printer jack, that should work fine for 5v.


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Manikarnika Release Date
One of the most awaited movies of 2019 is Kangana Ranaut's upcoming period drama Manikarnika. This movie is based on the story of the legendary queen of Jhansi. Moreover, The trailer of Manikarnika is also out and now everyone is waiting to watch this epic movie at Theaters. Although, this is the first time Kangna Ranaut is playing a Historical Character.
According to the latest sources, there is a change happen in the Manikarnika Release Date. Earlier the movie was set to release on 25th January 2018. After the changes, the latest Manikarnika Release Date is not available yet. Moreover, expectations are that Manikarnika Release Date in India will be in March 2019.
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There have been a few controversies encompassing the lead performing artist Kangana who has been vocal about different aspects of her life including the film itself. While she was coordinating the motion picture, co-performer Sonu Sood denied dealing with the undertaking any longer given Kangana's expert ability as a chief.
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The Outdoor Swimming Society is there to give people a passport to a different world, or worlds. Once you see open water as something to be entered, rather than driven around, flown over or stopped at the brink of, then even familiar landscapes become rife with adventure. Britain seems newly permeable, excitingly deepened. Every lake or loch or lough or llyn is a bathing pool, every river a journey, every tide or wave a free ride. As a wild swimmer, you become an explorer of the undiscovered country of the nearby, passing through great geological portals (Durdle Door in Dorset), floating over drowned cities (Dunwich) and kelp jungles (The Scillies), spelunking into sea-caves (The Llyn Peninsula), or stroking out into the centre of cold Loch Ness, where the water – as OSS founder Kate Rew beautifully puts it in her book Wild Swim – is 'black as space'.
There's nothing faintly class-based about all of this. What could be more democratic than swimming? What more equalising than near-nakedness? You need even less equipment to swim than you do to play football. A bathing costume, if you insist. Then just enough common sense to avoid drowning, and just enough lunacy to dive in.
Over the past decade or so, however, a desire for what might be termed 'reconnection' has emerged. A yearning to recover a sense of how the natural world smells, tastes and sounds. More and more people are being drawn back to the woods, hills and waters of Britain and Ireland. More and more would agree with Gary Snyder (forester, poet, tool-maker, Buddhist) when he writes: 'That's the way to see the world, in our own bodies'. As though our skin has eyes. Which, in a way, it does.
For when you are swimming outdoors, your sensorium is transformed. You see the world in All-New Glorious Full-Body Technicolour! Everything alters, including the colour of your skin: coin-bronze in peaty water, soft green near chalk, blue over sand. You gain a stealth and discretion quite unachievable on land – you can creep past chub and roach, or over trout and pike, finning subtly to keep themselves straight in the current. You can swim with seals or eels (take your pick; I know which I prefer). You acquire what my friend Roger Deakin, author of Waterlog – a powerful inspiration for Wild Swim – once called 'a frog's eye view' of things.
And the smells! The green scent of the riverbank. The estuary's Limpopo-gunge whiff. The mineral smell of high mountain lakes. Virginia Woolf, who used to bathe in the River Cam, near Granchester, brilliantly described its odour as one of 'mint and mud'. When I first came across this phrase, I misread it as 'mind and mud', which also seemed right for that university river.
'You can never step into the same stream', noted Heraclitus, philosopher of flux, back in the fifth century BC, 'for new waters are always flowing onto you'. Just so. A version of the truth that you can never go for the same wild swim twice. Weather, tide, current, temperature, company – all of these shift between swims. And different types of water actually feel different. Wild water comes in flavours. Not just salt and fresh, but different kinds of fresh. Next time you're on chalkland, for instance, find a spring or a river, and take up a handful of water as you might do a handful of earth. It feels silky between the fingers. Smooth, almost rounded. Quite different to granite water, or slate water.
Let's be clear, though, wild swimming is about beauty and strangeness and transformation – but it's also about companionship, fun, and a hot cup of tea or nip of whisky afterwards. Nor do all wild swims have to take place in what we might conventionally call a wild place. It's among the many merits of this society and it's mission to encourage people back to wild swimming that it doesn't shy away from the agricultural-industrial aspect to outdoor swimming in Britain. Some of the most memorable plunges described in Wild Swim and on the OSS Swim Map occur in sight of a nuclear power station, or a farm building or pig-ark, or off a sea-beach thick with marine debris (those two-stroke oil bottles, those Tetrapak cartons, those ubiquitous chunks of sofa foam).
There's also the question of the cold. I used to be something of a cold-water fetishist. I dipped into part-frozen Himalayan rivers, bathed at midwinter in an imperial lake in Beijing, and once cracked the ice on a Cumbrian tarn and plunged in. But a dive into a Devon lake on New Year's Day, which left me green and nauseous with shock, has now put me off really cold-water swimming. Still, even in summer, there's no avoiding what James Joyce unforgettably called 'the scrotumtightening' moment of entry – which is usually accompanied by noisy intakes and expulsions of breath, raucous hooo-s, and haaa-s. Kate has coined a great new verb to describe the first few strokes of swimming in chilly water: 'to fwaw' (as in 'I fwaw fwaw fwawed into the middle of the lake'). I hope it makes it into the OED.
Roger Deakin spoke to me several times about his wariness of any commercialisation of wild swimming. He was concerned that the improvisation of it all would be lost. But I know that he would have approved of the Outdoor Swimming Society. It's a society that, like Waterlog, will launch a thousand swimmers. So go on. Jump in and join them.
Dr Robert Macfarlane is a Fellow of English at the University of Cambridge. His publications include The Wild Places and Landmarks.


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May 24, 2007 / Film
Heroes – what a ride!!!
Just saw the final episode of Heroes. What a ride! Wont say what happened for those have haven't seen the final or for those outside USA without broadband but hey . . . it finishes well and i cant wait for the next Volume.
Its been a great show. Tight story and script. I LOVED the Japanese guys. Masi Oka was hilarious and his friend was great also. I wish the evil Pettrelli mother didnt say that she would "say a prayer" for the dying man. With so much supernatural stuff happening, both good and bad, its a shame that Christianity peeks its head through this horrible lady. Anyone have some thoughts on the religious themes in Heroes??????
I really don't watch TV episodes and I hate sitcoms. I like LOST and our family is committed to an hour a week. I didnt have time for 24 but may consider it in the future.
We did watch Alias – buying the DVDs on ebay and selling them again made it cheap and convenient.
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Andrew May 24, 2007
Jamie Arpin-Ricci says:
Don't bother with 24 unless you get previous seasons. This years was a huge disappointment.
Samuel Linde says:
Agreed, Heroes was an amazing show! Also, I echo your thoughts about Evil Mom Petrelli. Did you also notice that here "ability" seems to be some sort of persuasion or something – she laid hands (another Christian symbol?) on both Nathan and Claire, comforting them in some odd way.
Looking forward to the season finale of Lost as well. Is Jack doing another project bound to fail?
Mark Begemann says:
Those are basically the same few shows we've watched over the past couple years. Yeah, skip 24 and go with the new Battlestar Galactica, brother- so much underlying philosophy and religion done very well. Start with the mini-series and season 1. Have fun!
michael Dixon says:
I totally agree, the show is great. I won't get to see the final until tonight, but I would say there are plenty of religious themes in it. Not unlike the X-Men series, the series has something to say about xenophobia, community, gifting etc.
For my money the strongest themes have to do with the effects of power on a person. The character of each hero or anti-hero seems to be based on how he/she is ethically handling the "power" they have been given. I think the series should be read with Richard Foster's outstanding commentary on the nature of power and the spirit in "The challenge of the Disciplined life: money, sex, and power"
I think all of us have a little Seyler in them, no? This is why I have chosen to stop using my powers of telekinesis in everyday life. It's my cross to bear!
What a great ending. Spoiler Alert! If you've not watched the last episode the next paragraph could ruin some things for you.
Religious themes? Seems to me that Heroes, especially in the opening comments of each show, has a lot of determinism/materialism in conflict with a more meaningful fate/destiny, all in tension with the element of choice. Is the future set in stone? It would appear not. Do we have a purpose to fulfill? It would appear so (Stanley Grenz would be proud). I'm looking forward to next season, because I anticipate the return of at least Peter, if not Nathan, in which case we could be looking at a much more distinct Christ-figure. Ooohh, very Matrix-esque.
stephen shields says:
I also vote for Galactica over 24. Both are good but BG is killer.
I'm not sure that Mrs. Petrelli is evil. When she was speaking with Deveaux I got the feeling that they were both on the same side but with very different ideas about how to get there. I wondered if exploding NY was a means by which to kill the man who Molly must not think about. One problem: If Peter absorbed his brothers abilities, why couldn't he just fly one up and explode instead of Peter having to carry him up (though I'm not at all certain they're dead). Looking forward to next season! I wa happy to see that Nathan gave in to his better instincts. Also, was that Syler going down into the grate??
Great show. Can't wait 'til next year.
ugh – correction:
"One problem: If Peter absorbed his brothers abilities, why couldn't he just fly one up and explode instead of Peter having to carry him up (though I'm not at all certain they're dead)."
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"One problem: If Peter absorbed his brothers abilities, why couldn't he just fly up and explode instead of Nathan having to carry him up (though I'm not at all certain they're dead)."
Hey Andrew, the show is great. Hiros Japanese Friend and the bad shape-shifter lady both attend Mosaic Church in LA.
Johannes says:
So what, Danny, does that makes them any special? Some other VIPs we can claim for us to show we are cool?
David Derbyshire says:
There has been some good sci fi on the BBC recently. I like Dr Who, Torchwood and Life on Mars. Wikipedia says that Heroes is coming to BBC 2 in July so I'll look out for that one too.
i started life on mars but i travel a lot and didnt stay with it.
i recorded the heroes marathon and the finale to watch this next week of re-runs..
Maurice Broaddus says:
The Petrelli brothers suffered a "super heroes" death (read: they died off screen, so they probably aren't all that "dead".)
As for religious themes:
1) None of us are living up to our full abilities. We have huge potential that sin has taken away [think of sin as human error, a failure to fulfill human potential (and thus sin becomes that which dehumanizes us)]. In fact, a lot of us would rather believe the lie that we are not different, that we are not special. We then get caught up in empty ways of doing life, going through the daily grind, going through the motions, un-engaged and missing the point of life.
2) The Heroes are the ekklesia, this called out group of people specially gifted with a sense of shared mission. They seek a sense of community and meaning in life, choosing to use their gifts to impact our world. To be selfless and fight injustice. In effect they become an alternative society to the ways of this world, a saving presence working toward the redemption of the entire world.
Brother Tadhg says:
Yup, have to agree 'Heroes' is fantastic, and Hiro is my fav character. And did I spy Sulu from the Captn Kirk era Star Trek in one or two episodes? Great stuff.
Christopher White says:
David said: "i started life on mars but i travel a lot and didnt stay with it."
I reply: I had to read this about four times to figure out what you were really saying. It sounded like you were born on Mars but couldn't stay there because you travel so much.
Stephen said: "I'm not sure that Mrs. Petrelli is evil."
I reply: I agree. Both she and Linderman were trying to make the best of what they believed to be an inevitably bad situation. But they certainly aren't good either because A) they just accepted it and B) were willing to do whatever was necessary to ensure what "needed" to happen would happen.
Linderman might have been a little worse because he seemed, not to fatalistically accept the bomb, but to welcome it. Of course, he believed it to be the means of "saving the world."
Stephen also said: "If Peter absorbed his brothers abilities, why couldn't he just fly one up and explode instead of Nathan having to carry him up (though I'm not at all certain they're dead)."
I reply: I wondered that as well. Perhaps he was focusing so much on keeping the blast in check he couldn't use any other powers. Reading your sentence, I noted that Peter and Nathan both have names of the apostles. It would have been especially cool if Nathan was Andrew, Peter's brother.
However, I'm pretty sure that at least Peter is alive. Peter's mom said to Nathan at one point that since he had absorbed Claire's power, he would survive. Plus, in the alternate future, it was revealed that Peter had been the exploding man, but he was still alive. Oddly, though, Peter had a scar. How does that happen to a healing man?
Roscoe Vacant says:
Hey Andrew…
Did you see the LOST season finale? What an ending! Two hours… Phenomenal… Big twists in the tale. Wont give too much away!
Mark L. (Private Label Articles) says:
Religious themes are big parts of many sci-fi shows. I think religious stories also inspire the story lines.
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Despite passing the state's deadline to shut down, not much has happened to Enbridge while it continues to pump oil and natural gas through the pipeline.
Oil and gas are still flowing through Enbridge Energy's Line 5 pipeline in the Straits of Mackinac. That's despite Gov. Gretchen Whitmer's order to shut it down.
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Line 5 is the oil and natural gas liquids pipeline that runs through Michigan and, crucially in this case, through the Straits of Mackinac.
In November, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer's administration announced that it was revoking the state's easement with Enbridge — the Canadian oil pipeline giant that runs Line 5 — and would shut down the line in May. But that deadline has come and gone, and Enbridge is still operating Line 5.
Whitmer rationalized the order by saying Enbridge was not complying with the rules of the easement. The 67-year-old line has had some anchor strikes and other incidents over the last few year that has led environmental activists and others to call for a complete shutdown.
Enbridge was quick to respond, Ellison says, claiming that the governor didn't have the authority to order the line be shut down — only the courts or the federal government.
On top of that, Ellison says Enbridge has been getting Canadian officials on its side to ramp up the rhetoric about what they say is a crucially needed pipeline.
"In terms of legal action, not much happened." –Garret Ellison, MLive
"So, you've got the mayor of Sarnia, and then you have politicians in Ontario, and then you have the Canadian federal government going, 'Hey, we really rely on the fuel that this pipeline transports and you can't just shut it down. That would mean job loss in Canada, and that would pinch fuel supplies that could cause shortages,'" Ellison says.
"It all sort of culminated last week when the deadline to shut it down, that had been imposed by Governor Whitmer, came and went and obviously the pipeline is still operating," says Ellison.
But despite passing the deadline, not much has happened to Enbridge while it continues to pump oil and natural gas liquids through the pipeline.
"In terms of legal action, not much happened," Ellison said. "There was some rhetoric by Enbridge. And Governor Whitmer's side, she threatened to seize profits from the continued use of the pipeline after May 12 … The state of Michigan hasn't moved to do that yet. They're still in mediation with Enbridge."
While all this continues to play out, there's still the question on whether Enbridge will be able to build a replacement segment of the line. In 2018, Enbridge and then-Gov. Rick Snyder worked out a deal to house a new section of Line 5 inside a multi-use tunnel and then bury the tunnel under the bedrock of the Straits. That plan has been in litigation since Attorney General Dana Nessel took office.
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Sleepy Hollow Marine vet finally gets cop job
Jorge Fitz-Gibbon
jfitzgib@lohud.com
It took almost a full year to navigate through the small town politics, but decorated Marine Corps vet Greg Lobato will finally be a cop in his hometown of Sleepy Hollow.
Lobato, who was twice denied a job by the village board last year, was hired Tuesday and is now scheduled to join the force July 1 for limited duty before entering the police academy in August.
"I'm a hometown guy," Lobato said Thursday. "I want to serve the people of my community, people who have looked out for me when I was coming up. I'd like to be that person for the next generation."
"Sleepy Hollow's a very tight-knit community," he added. "I'm looking forward to serving."
The 36-year-old Marine captain was denied a job on the under-staffed police force last year by a four-member majority on the Board of Trustees, although he was first on the local hiring list.
Critics said it was part of a political vendetta against Lobato's sister, Jennifer Lobato-Church, the board's only Republican, and Mayor Ken Wray, a Democrat at odds with the board majority.
But Wray was re-elected in March with a new slate of trustees that eliminated the four-member majority. At a village board meeting Tuesday, they hired Lobato and three other locals.
"I thought he should've been hired last year," Wray said Thursday. "I thought he was an outstanding candidate. The then-majority of the board felt differently and passed him over, and I think that was a mistake. So, I think it's great for the village that he's still available and wants to work for us."
In addition to Lobato, the board hired Angela Martello and Reamon McGuire, both village residents who were second and third, respectively, on the local civil service list. Also hired was Sleepy Hollow resident Lisanny Neris, who will provide the department with a new Spanish-speaking officer.
Lobato-Church said all of the new hires, not just her brother, are welcome additions.
"I am so grateful that this newly elected board was able to recognize the candidates' talents, regardless of their last names," she said. "The village and our police department have just benefited from this demonstration of quality leadership."
Lobato commanded a military police platoon in Iraq, during nearly nine months of heavy fighting in Fallujah. He earned the Marine Corps Commendation Medal with a Combat "V" device and the commendatory ribbon for actions during hostile engagements with the enemy.
When he returned home, he returned to school and earned a master's of business administration degree from the City University of New York and landed a job on Wall Street.
But Lobato, a Sleepy Hollow native, wanted to be a cop in the village. He was first on the civil service list and 11th overall out of nearly 3,000 candidates countywide. He also had written endorsements from Police Chief Greg Camp and his lieutenants.
It took 11 months and several raucous village board meetings, but he's finally on the job.
Wray said Lobato and the other new hires will be assigned to a variety of non-patrol duties, including manning the desk and doing traffic control, starting July 1. After they graduate from the Westchester County Police Academy they will join the department for full duties.
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TROY's Confucius Institute takes Chinese New Year celebration to schools
Students and staff from the Confucius Institute at Troy University perform the Dragon Dance for Pike Road Elementary School students.
Montgomery area school children got the opportunity to welcome in the Year of the Dog on Thursday as a touring group from Troy University's Confucius Institute brought its Chinese New Year celebration to area Confucius Classrooms.
The bus tour, featuring a Troy University bus adorned with photos from the University's collection of terracotta warriors, began…
Confucius Institute at Troy University wins Global Confucius Institute of the Year Award
Dr. Earl Ingram accepts Confucius Institute of the Year Award from Liu Yandong, state councillor of the People's Republic of China.
Troy University's Confucius Institute has been honored with a Global Confucius Institute of the Year Award, one of just 25 worldwide to receive the recognition.
Competing against more than 525 Confucius Institutes and 1,113 Confucius Classrooms in 146 countries, the award recognizes the Confucius Institute at Troy University's commitment to furthering the teaching of Chinese…
Troy University rings in Chinese New Year with celebration of international education efforts
Students from Troy University's Confucius Classroom at LAMP perform the Chinese Lion Dance to begin the Chinese New Year Appreciation Banquet.
Troy University celebrated the impact of its international education efforts on Thursday night, highlighting the work of its Confucius Institute during a Chinese New Year Appreciation Banquet at the Montgomery Renaissance Hotel and Convention Center.
In addition, the University presented two replica terracotta warriors to the Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts in honor of Montgomery…


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It might seem obvious that, as a Communications student, one of the key skills developed is that of communication itself. The specifics of those skills, however, are far more nuanced. Because one of the major challenges behind almost every human interaction is communication, the ability to do so effectively has become all that more important – especially as we become more heavily dependent on such a variety of ways to communicate, many of which are digital and remote in this increasingly global society.
Simply put, communicating is more complex than ever. Therefore, Paul Smith's Communication students will not only be apt at traditional forms of speaking, writing, presenting, and debating, but also understanding communication as a critical aspect of the human experience.
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Communicate organized and informed ideas persuasively to diverse audiences, orally and in writing.
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Pham oder Phạm ist ein vietnamesischer Familiennamen.

Namensträger
 Anathan Pham (* 1999), australischer E-Sportler
 Alexis Pham Van Lôc (1919–2011), vietnamesischer Geistlicher, römisch-katholischer Bischof von Kontum
 David Pham (* 1967), US-amerikanischer Pokerspieler
 Frédéric Pham (* 1938), französisch-vietnamesischer Mathematiker
 Jean-Baptiste Phạm Minh Mẫn (* 1934), vietnamesischer Erzbischof und Kardinal
 Jenny Pham (* 1992), deutsche Laiendarstellerin
 Khuê Phạm (* 1982), deutsche Journalistin
 Linh Dan Pham (* 1974), vietnamesisch-französische Schauspielerin
 Louis Pham Van Nâm (1919–2001), vietnamesischer katholischer Bischof
 Paul Joseph Phạm Đình Tụng (1919–2009), vietnamesischer Geistlicher, Erzbischof von Hanoi und Kardinal der römisch-katholischen Kirche

sowie von

 Phạm Bình Minh (* 1959), vietnamesischer Politiker
 Phạm Cao Cường (* 1996), vietnamesischer Badmintonspieler
 Phạm Cự Lạng (944–984), vietnamesischer General zur Zeit der Đinh- und Früheren Lê-Dynastie
 Phạm Duy (1921–2013), vietnamesischer Komponist
 Phạm Gia Khiêm (* 1944), vietnamesischer Politiker
 Phạm Hùng (1912–1988), vietnamesischer Freiheitskämpfer und Politiker
 Phạm Lê Thảo Nguyên (* 1987), vietnamesische Schachspielerin
 Phạm Lực (* 1943), vietnamesischer Maler
 Phạm Minh Chính (* 1958), vietnamesischer Politiker und Premierminister
 Phạm Nhật Vượng (* 1968), vietnamesischer Unternehmer
 Phạm Quỳnh (1892–1945), vietnamesischer profranzösischer Politiker
 Phạm Thành Lương (* 1988), vietnamesischer Fußballspieler
 Phạm Thị Diễm (* 1990), vietnamesische Hochspringerin
 Phạm Thị Hài (* 1989), vietnamesische Ruderin
 Pham Thi Hoai (* 1960), vietnamesische Schriftstellerin und Übersetzerin
 Phạm Thị Huệ (* 1996), vietnamesische Langstreckenläuferin
 Pham Thi Thanh Xuan (1972–2020), vietnamesische Unternehmerin
 Phạm Thị Thảo (* 1989), vietnamesische Ruderin
 Phạm Tuân (* 1947), vietnamesischer Kosmonaut
 Phạm Văn Đồng (1906–2000), vietnamesischer Politiker und Premierminister
 Phạm Văn Lâm (* 1992), vietnamesischer Weitspringer
 Phạm Vinh Quang (* 1965), vietnamesischer Diplomat
 Pham Xuan An (Hai Trung; 1927–2006), vietnamesischer Journalist und Spion

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Dr. Herbert Kleber – Google Doodle is celebrating American psychiatrist and pioneering substance abuse researcher
Pamela Greenberg	Posted on October 1, 2019
Today's Google Doodle is celebrating Dr. Herbert Kleber, an American psychiatrist, and pioneering substance abuse researcher, today on the 23rd anniversary of his election to the prestigious National Academy of Medicine (previously the Institute of Medicine). His pioneering work changed the landscape of addiction treatment, enabling patients to be diagnosed and treated instead of disgraced sparing endless lives all the while.
"Of course I'm an optimist," psychiatrist Dr. Herbert Kleber once remarked. "How else do I work with addicts for 40 years?"
Born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on June 19, 1934, Dr. Herbert Kleber volunteered for the United States Public Health Service in 1964. He was assigned to a jail hospital in Lexington, Kentucky, where a great many inmates were being treated for addiction. Dr. Herbert Kleber started to build up a new methodology after he saw most patients will backslide after the treatment.
Portraying his technique as "evidence-based treatment," Dr. Herbert Kleber saw addiction as a medical condition rather than a moral failure. Instead of punishing or disgracing patients, as many of his ancestors in the field had done, Dr. Herbert Kleber focused on the significance of the research, keeping numerous patients making progress toward recuperation and maintain a strategic distance from relapse through the cautious utilization of medicine and therapeutic communities.
With cautious utilization of medication and therapy, Dr. Herbert Kleber helped incalculable patients to avoid relapse. He didn't punish or disgrace patients, as many before him had done.
Dr. Herbert Kleber
Dr. Herbert Kleber's prosperity was seen by President George HW Bush, who designated him Deputy Director for Demand Reduction at the Office of National Drug Control Policy. As co-founder of the National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse, Dr. Herbert Kleber was a leader in reframing the field of substance misuse research and treatment as a medical discipline.
At the Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons, he and his then-wife Dr. Marian W. Fischman built up America's leading research program on substance misuse. During his 50-year career, Dr. Herbert Kleber created several articles, composed significant books, and mentored various other medical professionals in the field of addiction treatment. A self-depicted "perpetual optimist," Dr. Herbert Kleber changed the landscape of addiction treatment, enabling patients to be diagnosed and treated as opposed to disgraced—and sparing incalculable lives all the while.
A self-described "perpetual optimist," Dr. Herbert Kleber in his 50-year career authored many articles and wrote significant books for the treatment of addicts.
This Google Doodle was represented by Massachusetts-based artist and author of the graphic memoir Hey, Kiddo Jarrett J Krosoczka.
In 1996, Dr. Herbert Kleber was elected to be an individual from the Institute of Medicine of the National Academy of Science, and the Google Doodle was planned to respect the 23 year anniversary of his election.
Dr. Herbert Kleber passed away on October 5, 2018, at 84 years old. At the time of his passing, Dr. Kleber was traveling with his wife and children in Santorini, Greece.
The Google Doodle shows up only a few days before the first anniversary of his demise.
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Pamela Greenberg is a science fiction and fantasy writer, game designer, and poet. Pamela's works are characterized by an aversion to doing things that have been done before. This attitude is perhaps most notable in her writing. She writes fabulous news on recent things. She is working as an author on timebulletin.com.
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