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Robert Daniels (1929 - 1994)
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Creola, Mobile County, Alabama 36525
Robert Daniels was born on February 20, 1929. He died on September 8, 1994 at age 65. We know that Robert Daniels had been residing in Creola, Mobile County, Alabama 36525.
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Robert Daniels passed away on September 8, 1994 at 65 years old. He was born on February 20, 1929. There is no information about Robert's family. We know that Robert Daniels had been residing in Creola, Mobile County, Alabama 36525.
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In 1929, in the year that Robert Daniels was born, on March 4th, Herbert Hoover became the 31st President of the United States. Early in his presidency, the October stock market crash - "Black Tuesday" - occurred, which lead to the Great Depression. None of his economic policies were able to make a dent in the Depression. This lead to one term and the election of Democrat Franklin D. Roosevelt winning the 1933 election in a landslide.
In 1940, he was just 11 years old when on July 27th, the cartoon character Bugs Bunny debuted in his first film A Wild Hare - voiced by Mel Blanc. He has since appeared in more short films, feature films, compilations, TV series, music records, comic books, video games, award shows, amusement park rides, and commercials than any other cartoon character. He even has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. "What's up, Doc?"
In 1957, by the time he was 28 years old, on September 24th, the "Little Rock Nine" (nine African-American students) entered Little Rock High School. Arkansas Gov. Orval Faubus had previously prevented the students from entering the school at the beginning of the term with the Arkansas National Guard - they blocked the door. President Eisenhower ordered federal troops - the 101st Airborne Division of the United States Army - to guard the students and allow them entry.
In 1975, when he was 46 years old, on September 5th, Lynette "Squeaky" Fromme tried to assassinate President Ford in Sacramento, California. She failed when her gun wouldn't fire. President Ford escaped a second assassination attempt 17 days later on September 22 when Sarah Jane Moore tried to shoot him in San Francisco. A bystander saw her raise her arm, grabbed it, and the shot went wild.
In 1994, in the year of Robert Daniels's passing, on May 6th, the Channel Tunnel or "Chunnel" was officially opened. The Chunnel is a railway tunnel beneath the English Channel that connects Great Britain to mainland France. Original plans for such a tunnel were developed in 1802 and approved by Napoleon Bonaparte but the British rejected the plan fearing that Napoleon would use the railway to invade.
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Robert Eugene Daniels
Robert Reginald Daniels
c. 1908 - Feb 18, 1944
Robert J. Daniels
c. 1896 - Aug 18, 1916
Robert Henry Daniels
c. 1919 - Jun 15, 1943
Robert George Daniels
Died Nov 14, 1916
Robert Edward Daniels
c. 1903 - Mar 13, 1941
Robert Cleary Daniels
c. 1892 - Jul 9, 1917
Robert Charles Daniels
c. 1924 - Oct 26, 1944
c. 1910 - Jul 10, 1940
Died Sep 2, 1918
Died Sep 26, 1914
c. 1886 - Apr 9, 1918
c. 1882 - Sep 1, 1918
Robert S Daniels
Born c. 1927
Robert Jr Daniels
Robert F Daniels
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Patsy Daniels
Feb 11, 1922 - Dec 9, 2004
Damon Daniels
Nov 13, 1925 - Sep 1975
Minnie Daniels
Oct 30, 1921 - Aug 4, 1998
Abner B Daniels
Feb 13, 1929 - Sep 16, 1985
Katie B Daniels
Jan 29, 1900 - Apr 22, 1994
Marie Daniels
May 13, 1918 - Oct 1980
Eddie E Daniels
Jan 4, 1926 - Jul 23, 2010
Virginia Daniels
Jun 17, 1906 - Jan 1972
Charles R Daniels
Kathryn Daniels
Nov 14, 1925 - Apr 5, 2000
Marcellus Daniels
Jan 6, 1930 - Jul 1984
Hattie Daniels
Eula M Daniels
Dec 2, 1912 - Jul 19, 2005
Annie Daniels
Nov 29, 1928 - Dec 1976
Luther L Daniels
Sep 18, 1932 - Apr 10, 2007
Maggie G Daniels
Oct 4, 1931 - Feb 26, 2011
Flanders Daniels
Jul 7, 1932 - Jan 6, 1998
Willie Daniels
Jan 31, 1914 - Mar 1966
Lee O Daniels
Dec 27, 1932 - May 29, 2002
Frank Daniels
Dec 26, 1935 - Mar 3, 2000
Geraldine P Martin
Apr 4, 1919 - Jun 13, 2006
Ruby N Embry
Nov 11, 1923 - Jul 18, 1999
William F Kelly
Oct 14, 1928 - Sep 5, 2004
Alger v Meadows
Jan 1, 1929 - Jun 15, 1997
Eula M Brewster
Mar 26, 1917 - Mar 5, 2003
Mary Lou Crump
Jan 31, 1928 - Oct 8, 2006
Louise Joseph
Feb 24, 1893 - May 15, 1967
Laura Craig
Dec 22, 1900 - Apr 1981
Mabel O Grigsby
Oct 14, 1899 - May 12, 1989
Jimmie Mack
Oct 12, 1915 - Mar 1979
Callie C Mcelhenny
Alice Blanks
Jul 8, 1926 - Jun 2, 2007
Gehue Johnson
Aug 19, 1927 - Dec 17, 2004
Gladys B Hester
Lucy D Johnson
Sep 5, 1927 - Nov 27, 2004
Daisy G Hunt
Jan 8, 1925 - Nov 29, 2007
Lorena Mitchell
Apr 2, 1912 - Dec 1976
Mattie Agee
Shirley Peters
Jul 13, 1931 - Mar 1986
Oscar S Coleman
Aug 17, 1925 - Jun 28, 1991
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The City of Nogales is taking decisive action to respond to the spread of COVID-19 and protect the residents of Nogales:
The City setup and staffed a Situation Room to provide decision-makers with information, in response to the growing threat of COVID-19. The Situation Room is staffed with individuals with multiple decades of experience in public safety and emergency management.
The City sent health guidance from the CDC to all employees
The City suspended non-essential travel for all employees
The City sent packets of information from CDC and AARP to 189 public housing residences, who have a head of household above the age of 60 years old.
The City extended rent payments for public housing residents by 30 days and suspended late fees on rent payments
The City suspended utility shut-offs due to non-payment
The City advises 8 employees to remain home for 14 days after attending a free training in Rio Rico, where an attendee later tested positive for COVID-19
The City advised an employee to remain home for 14 days after returning from a high-risk region in Europe
The City placed footprints at the utility payment windows at City Hall to encourage social distancing
The City closed all bars, movie theaters, gyms, and fitness centers
The City declared by ordinance a state of emergency and by resolution a financial state of emergency
The City prohibited on premise dining, only permitting local food vendors to serve residents through delivery, pick-up, and drive-thru.
The City closed public access to the City Library, but implemented a Library -to-Go program to serve residents. Library staff are serving residents via curbside pickup for items requested, making copies, sending faxes, etc. Library staff will continue to answer reference questions and extend material due dates via email and telephone. Residents may call the City Library at (520)285-5717 or visit www.nogap.iii.com/search for more information.
The City installed a meeting app to conduct virtual meetings with staff, instead of in-person meetings.
The City propped open the doors at City Hall to discourage unnecessary touching of surfaces
The City encourages residents to use the drop off boxes at City Hall for utility, business license, ambulance, and other payments to the City. Residents are also able to make payments online at www.nogalesaz.gov/bill-pay.
The City encourages local businesses to publish hours of operations and ways for residents to access their goods and services, while practicing social distancing.
The City encourages residents to care for each other, especially travel-restricted neighbors. Across the country there is no food shortage, and residents are encouraged to avoid practices such as hoarding that can be disruptive to community resilience.
The City continuously meets with Department Directors to continue its city-wide response to COVID-19 and maintain the essential functions of city government
The City Mayor frequently communicates with local and state officials, such as the Governor's Office, regarding COVID-19
The City live-streams City Council Meetings at www.youtube.com/cityofnogalesarizona in order to provide open access to government, while restricting in person, public access.
The City is working with businesses affected by COVID-19, to provide them with a use-based sanitization service. This is available upon request.
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Q Estate Agents are delighted to bring to market this beautiful, large, one bedroom flat which boats plenty of natural light throughout. As you enter the property you are met by the beautiful entrance hallway and then the spacious lounge with stripped wooden flooring, feature fire place and room for a dining table and sofas.
The kitchen is well equipped with washing machine and fridge/freezer, and is finished to a high standard with contemporary units and vinyl tile flooring as well as plenty of cupboard space. The bathroom is located just off the kitchen with a white suite. The bedroom is a large double bedroom with views out to the garden. Again with stripped wooden flooring and neutral décor.
The property benefits from a large private west facing garden which is accessed at the rear of the flat through the kitchen.The property is located just off Lewes Road, a short walk from local pubs and cafes and would make the perfect home for working professionals. The owner will consider cats and other small pets in the property.
Please be aware that all tenants who plan to take up a tenancy in one of our properties will need to have viewed the property in person with a representative of Q Estate Agents. All tenants must then come to the office to reserve a property and sign the reservation agreement. All tenants must provide passports or alternative right to rent identification before they can move into the property.


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ElectionsIreland.org > Results > Referendum > Ratification of the Single European Act
Referendum of 26 May 1987
Ratification of the Single European Act
This amendment was ACCEPTED
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Tenth Amendment of the Constitution Bill, 1987
Polling at the referendum took place on Tuesday 26 May 1987 between the hours of 9:00am and 9:00pm. The subject matter of the referendum was described as follows on the official polling card circulated to each elector:
The Tenth Amendment of the Constitution Bill, 1987, proposes to enable the State to ratify the Single European Act by inserting the sentence here following into subsection 3° of section 4 of Article 29 of the Constitution after the first sentence:
The State may ratify the Single European Act (signed on behalf of the Member States of the Communities at Luxembourg on the 17th day of February, 1986, and at The Hague on the 28th day of February, 1986).
(The statement was prescribed by the Referendum (Amendment) Act, 1987)
The total number of votes recorded in favour of the proposal was 755,423 and the total number of votes recorded against the proposal was 324,977. As the proposal was duly approved by the people, the Bill was signed by the President on 22 June 1987 and promulgated as law.


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Shark Attack Home View Shark Attacks All Years of Reported Shark Attack Related Incidents 2020 Shark Attacks and Shark Attack Related Incidents
09/07/2020 - Carla Christensen 70 yr - Hawaii
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Post by alb » Fri Sep 18, 2020 8:35 pm
Carla Christensen, 7o, was bitten by a shark Sept. 6. She had been snorkeling near Puako Beach Drive, Puako on Hawaii Island.
Around 4:30 p.m. she was headed back to shore when an estimated 8-foot shark approached. Christensen tried to kick the shark away, but it bit her left ankle.
She was able to exit the water and was taken to the North Hawaii Community Hospital for treatment.
Post by alb » Wed Sep 09, 2020 12:11 am
Woman hospitalized after apparent shark attack
By West Hawaii Today Staff | Monday, September 7, 2020, 4:05 p.m.
A woman was hospitalized Sunday afternoon after an apparent shark attack at Puako Bay in South Kohala.
Responding to the 4:30 p.m. report, fire rescue personnel arrived at 69-1862 Puako Beach Drive to find a woman in her 70s with an apparent shark bite to her ankle, according to the Hawaii Fire Department. The woman reported that she was snorkeling in waters about 10 feet deep when she was bitten by a shark estimated at 8 feet.
The woman was able to get back to shore on her own. Once out of the water, an off-duty ocean safety staffer provided bleeding control prior to the arrival of medics, according to the department. The woman was taken in stable condition to North Hawaii Community Hospital for treatment.
A subsequent aerial survey by Chopper 2 turned up no sign of a shark in the area, the department said.
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Highway 61 is the road through Memphis. Highway 51 crosses through the town as well. Graceland isn't far from the intersection.
-- Probably better to say that "Highway 61 runs through Memphis, Tennessee," rather than "H61 is the road through Memphis."
Highway 61 does not "stop" in Duluth. It runs all of the way to the Canadian Border at Pigeon River north of Grand Portage. It is a state highway north of Duluth rather than a federal one. I think it may have been federal before the construction of I-35. It is very curvy and runs along the cliffs overlooking Lake Superior. There are several locations where only a guardrail separates a motorist from a hundred foot fall to the icy waters of Lake Superior. It is probably the most dangerous stretch of highway in Minnesota. There are countless stories of cars losing control on the snow and ice, occasionally assisted by alcohol, and going over. It is one of only a handful of Minnesota highways with a posted nightime speed limit. In the last ten years tunnels have been put in at the worst places to pull the highway away from the very edge of the cliff. Thus it is not as dangerous as it was. Plus the song was written before front-wheel drive and other safety features became commonplace. In other words in the 50's and 60's God killed a lot of people on highway 61, north of Duluth.
Here is the description of Mississippi Highway 61 from "The Chamber" by John Grisham. It's rather different from the one that starts out "God said to Abraham kill me a son".
So after twenty-three years, he was finally returning to the state of his birth. He didn't particularly feel welcome, and though he wasn't particularly afraid of anything he drove a cau- tious fifty-five and refused to pass anyone. The road narrowed and sunk onto the flat plain of the Mississippi Delta, and for a mile Adam watched as a levee snaked its way to the right and finally disappeared. He eased through the hamlet of Walls, the first town of any size along 61, and followed the traffic south.
Through his considerable research, he knew that this highway had for decades served as the principal conduit for hundreds of thousands of poor Delta blacks journeying north to Memphis and St. Louis and Chi- cago and Detroit, places where they sought jobs and decent housing. It was in these towns and farms, these ramshackle shotgun houses and dusty country stores and colorful juke joints along Highway 61 where the blues was born and spread northward. The music found a home in Memphis where it was blended with gospel and country, and together they spawned rock and roll. He listened to an old Muddy Waters cassette as he entered the infamous county of Tunica, said to be the poorest in the nation.
The music did little to calm him. He had refused breakfast at Lee's, said he wasn't hungry but in fact had a knot in his stomach. The knot grew with each mile.
Just north of the town of Tunica, the fields grew vast and ran to the horizon in all directions. The soybeans and cotton were knee high. A small army of green and red tractors with plows behind them crisscrossed the endless neat rows of leafy foliage. Though it was not yet nine o'clock, the weather was already hot and sticky. THe ground was dry, and clouds of dust smoldered behind each plow. An occasional crop duster dropped from nowhere and acrobatically skimmed the tops of the fields, then soared upward. Traffic was heavy and slow, and sometimes forced almost to a standstill as a monstrous John Deere of some variety inched along as if the highway were deserted.
Adam was patient. He was not expected until ten, and it wouldn't matter if he arrived late.
>King", "forty shoe strings", "thousand telephones"?
and con men prowl and anything-for-a-buck is the rule.  Starts way back.
victims and victimizers.  Georgia Sam is screwed by the Welfare Department.
He's the poor, the naked (can't get no clothes), the powerless.
the light, my dear.  Closer.
(happens all the time, actually; watch the news).
sizzles to life.  You recognize them?
Highway 61 goes down to Blues contry. I you seen the movie Cross Roads, you«ll see that they are going down the ol« 61. Right down to the land of the blues. Or as the black man said "Where it all began". And that«s what Highway 61 revisited is all about. Going back to the blues, but ofcourse dylan takes it one step forward instead, adding some poetry to the old blues.


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Plymouth man's dream of buying his own home ruined by £60 parking fine
Mark White wishes he'd paid the initial £60 asked of him by Civil Enforcement Limited after he failed to follow the rules of parking at Derriford's Future Inns hotel
Miles O'LearyHead of News
An exasperated Plymouth driver who spent three years trying to settle a parking dispute admits the ordeal almost ruined his life.
Mark White says he went through hell and back fighting a case which at one stage destroyed his credit rating and even stopped him from buying a house after a legal debt recovery order was attached to his name.
Now he's warning others lumbered with penalty charge notices to swallow their pride and pay - because it's just not worth the hassle unless you're absolutely sure you'll win.
Mark has spoken out after coverage of a Devon man being fined £100 for overstaying his welcome at KFC 'brought back memories' of his own parking nightmare.
"If I had known at the time what would happen, I would have paid the fine from the outset," the 34-year-old told Plymouth Live.
Mark White failed to register his car details at reception - but he argued signs outlining terms and conditions weren't clear enough (Image: Miles O'Leary)
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"If I had that chance again, I would have paid it off - it's not worth the stress or hassle. It's how the law works - you park in a private car park and you have to pay. The courts aren't bothered - it's a simple contract."
Mark's misery unfolded on August 24, 2016 when he went to a business meeting at Derriford's Future Inns.
He parked in the hotel's privately operated car park and went inside.
What Mark didn't realise was he needed to record his car registration details at reception in return for a free parking session.
Where it all started - Mark White was fined for parking his vehicle at Future Inns back in 2016 (Image: Miles O'Leary)
Qualified coach driver Mark - who'd previously prided himself on having an impeccable record - later received a £60 fine in the post courtesy of Civil Enforcement Ltd on the basis he'd not followed the rules.
He appealed, arguing signs at the car park didn't make clear what drivers had to do.
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He also filed as evidence pictures of a parking sign near the entrance which he said wasn't clear - nor could be read by drivers when they're attention is the road.
Yet Mark lost his case - and an independent body also ruled in Civil Enforcement's favour, arguing the onus was on him to have checked what the rules of parking on the private land were.
The fine went up to £100 - but he still refused to pay.
Private private rules apply at Derriford's Future Inns (Image: Penny Cross)
"At the time, the opinion online about these firms were all different," he said.
"These are just private companies, just ignore it, was what I was hearing from people. You can just call their bluff and allow them to take you to court.
"So I said to Civil Enforcement, I'm not prepared to pay this fine, take it to court and I will deal with the courts as opposed to you. I didn't hear anything back from them.
"Then, when I was in the process of moving house (to a rental property) I told them all further correspondence should go to my new address."
Mark had no idea how much worse it would all become.
"It was another two years before anything else occurred," he explained.
"In November, last year, I was trying to get in a position to buy my own house.
"I was going through the finances when it was confirmed that my credit score was going to be updated.
"When I checked, it had dropped substantially and there was a County Court Judgement and a £300 plus charge against my name."
Horrified Mark discovered Civil Enforcement had continued sending requests for payment to his old address, but after receiving zero response, got the courts involved.
"I took a significant drop in my credit score, I was now unable to open up a new line of credit with anyone and at that time my hopes of buying a house were gone," he said.
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Mark said it then became a mad scramble trying to lift the order against him and settle the case once and for all.
"I had nothing, no paperwork, nothing," he said.
"I was going in blind, trying to find anything about the case.
"I eventually tracked it down - I knew that if you can provide evidence that you didn't get the paperwork then you have grounds of another appeal.
"So I had to go through all the motions of that, stuff going back and forth with the courts."
Hell - Mark wishes he'd settled the original fine and not endured years of stress and misery (Image: Penny Cross)
Another court hearing was due for later this year.
But the entire episode was finally dropped this summer after Mark reached a deal with Civil Enforcement Ltd.
"I had a really good chance of getting rid of the CCJ (at appeal) so I told them I would give them £100 - and they accepted that; case closed."
But Mark says the emotional impact of fighting and defending himself for as long as he did, was huge.
"It went on, for a long time - it was really stressful," he said.
"I spent entire days off work sorting the paperwork - the stress of it was huge.
No exceptions - people have to follow the rules of parking at private sites like Future Inns (Image: Penny Cross)
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"It really, really affected me. I had a family member helping me with it all. It was just horrible.
"It took a very long time before we got to the point where they closed the case."
His message to other drivers? Just pay - it's not worth it.
He says a change in the law is the only thing that will make private parking companies adapt their policies.
"If someone said to me, I have had this parking ticket, I would say, just pay it," he said. "But I do think the law needs to change. I don't think they should be allowed to do it (fine you) and for the amount they charge."
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Plymouh Live was unable to reach Liverpool-based Civil Enforcement for comment.
However, the company makes clear it upholds British Parking Association standards on the frequently asked questions section of its website.
It said its charge falls within the BPA's 'recommended guidelines for car park enforcement.'
The firm's appeals department considers each appeal on 'their own merits' and write back to advise motorists of the outcome.
It said letters are sent by solicitors, debt collectors or other legal parties in the event a driver's file has been passed over as part of its debt recovery process, as a result of the
Driver details are obtained from the DVLA.


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Equity Income
Fund Review: Premier Optimum Income
Fund Review: UK Equity Income
By Nyree Stewart
This £76m fund was launched in 2008 with the aim of providing a high level of income together with the prospect of long-term capital growth from an actively managed portfolio of equities.
Managed by Chris Wright, the fund sits in the Investment Association UK Equity Income sector, having moved across from the IA Europe including UK Sector in March 2013, and this year the fund made its debut in the Investment Adviser 100 Club.
In such a competitive sector, Mr Wright highlights the importance of the "quality of the decision making, the integrity of the process and it being repeatable over time and through different market conditions". He explains: "Stock selection is at the core of this process; once we've screened the market for companies with a good current yield, we apply three key criteria in the decision-making process: quality, value and momentum."
The manager says the quality measures usually manifest themselves in long-term financial strength and a management team that executes to plan over time, while valuation is a key driver of share prices. The Premier team applies a range of appropriate metrics in this area, depending on the type of company, while looking to avoid value traps.
"By momentum, we mean good business momentum – companies that are on improving trends. This leads to improving financials, which translates into good share price momentum," adds Mr Wright.
The portfolio holds 50-60 positions across the market capitalisation spectrum, with the manager noting the team tends to "top and tail" positions as valuations ebb and flow.
Premier Optimum Income fund - Expert view
Darius McDermott, managing director, FundCalibre
This is an enhanced income fund that uses call options to boost its yield. It is currently yielding more than 7 per cent. Chris Wright has more than 30 years' experience and has managed this fund since 2008. He will tilt the fund between value, momentum and quality styles. This fund is different from its peers in that it, typically, has quite a large weight to mid-cap and small-cap stocks, although they do not overlay these parts of the portfolio with call options. The fund also typically holds around 20 per cent in European large caps. This fund has the best risk-adjusted returns among the enhanced income funds over the past five years and has arguably been overlooked by those investors who require a high yield.
In addition, Mr Wright says yield is enhanced by an options strategy, which is "simple and repeatable". "We sell call options against some of the holdings in the fund and we can take the money received from the option premium as income to enhance the dividend distribution from the fund. The impact of this strategy, other than increasing the dividend and yield, is that in rising markets we are likely to miss out on some of the upside, but the options strategy can potentially help the fund's returns in flat or falling markets," he explains.
The fund's C income share class sits at a risk-reward level of five out of seven, while ongoing charges are 1.03 per cent, the key investor information document shows.
For the five-year period to November 10 the fund has delivered a return of 79.6 per cent in sterling terms, compared with the IA UK Equity Income sector average of 67.7 per cent, data from FE Analytics shows. It has also outperformed the sector average across one- and three-year time periods. Mr Wright claims the fund is currently the highest yielding fund in the sector, with an historic yield of 7.4 per cent, as of November 4, adding "we have grown the dividend per share every year since being in the UK Equity Income sector".
In the wake of Brexit, the manager acknowledged the team "made a few changes to manage the risk in the portfolio", which included "selling some of the overseas earners that looked very expensive and adding to a few very oversold holdings, while also raising a little cash".
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Every sport in general tries to keep itself away from political issues, particularly the most controversial ones. In a world where corporate sponsorship and TV rights fees are just as important as winning the matches itself, it is important to present sports as an escape from the world, not a part of it.
Which makes it all the more heart-warming to see the two worlds intertwine, particularly for the right reasons. The Israel-Palestine conflict recently took a new turn when Palestinian prisoners launched a hunger strike demanding better amenities as well as more humane treatment whilst in jail.
The issue has gotten coverage worldwide, and now got support from a familiar source in the Celtic ultras. During the 4-1 win against St. Johnstone, the Green Brigade unveiled a banner that had the words "Hungering for Justice" on it. In a match that saw Celtic go 43 domestic matches unbeaten, this was perhaps the real story of the day.
Glasgow Celtic,We Dont Have To Cheat to Get 9 In A Row.Now Lok and Learn As The Mghty Green n White Break there Old Record With 10 In A Row.Get It Right and Keep It Right.Oldco Were Liquidated and Are Dead!!!Sevco were Formed by Charles Greene Who bought what Assets were Left After Oldco Liquidation.Remember the Papers and Jim Traynor Stating After 140 Years Rangers are finished 140 years of History,Gone.The proof is out there.Fcking Lying MutantvLowlifes.Borrow Borrow They Were Borrow StrainJurZzz.
Quality again from the Green Brigade.
These people who take the time do to do these banners and Tifo's are a credit to the Club.
The Palestinian People have Endured Every Injustice known to decent Human kind.Israel kills and tortures innocent Chldren Men and Woman and Blatantly Steal There Lands.The Jew,ish dont even belong in Israel.They come from Khazaria.AshkeNazi Jews Are Not Israeli.FACT!!!They are Occupying Palestinian Lands.Viva Palestine!!!


Look at and discuss the pictures of Indian People and their homes.
Explain to the children that Native Americans have celebrations called "pow-wows" where they worship, play drums, and dance.
Ask the children: If they were to have a pow-wow to celebrate something, what would they celebrate?
Provide each child with a salt box or oatmeal container.
Instruct the children to measure, cut, and glue a piece of construction paper around the box or container.
When glue is dry, instruct the children to decorate their drum using symbols, shapes and designs.
Walk around to each child's project and using a single hole puncher, punch two holes in the box, on opposite sides from one another.
Instruct children to tie the yarn in the holes to create a handle for the drum.
Provide an assortment of colorful craft feathers.
Make addition and subtraction problems using the feathers.
On each fish, draw a picture symbol.
Children should take turns fishing, and explaining what word the picture symbolizes.
This activity enhances gross motor skills and following instructions.
Show me how to…run (practice gross motor skills).
This is a series of harvest themed lesson plans created for the kindergarten classroom. In this portion of the lesson plans, the children will learn about Indians and their contribution to the first Thanksgiving. Facts will be presented in the form of activities, skill development and art projects.


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Milo and Irene Dvorak farmed 160 acres five miles southwest of Clutier for many years. Children Paul, David and Camilla grew up on the farm and attended Carroll No. 7 rural school for most of their elementary years. Paul and David graduated from Clutier High School, while Camilla graduated from North Tama High school. Paul married Trudy Becker and eventually moved to Dallas, Texas. David married Carol Hartwig and resided in Flint, Michigan. Camilla married Marvin Dostal and moved to his family farm northeast of Clutier. After the children left home, Milo and Irene moved to Clutier for their retirement years. They became the first residents of Sunrise Assisted Living Center in Traer in 2010.
With emphasis on their Czech heritage, the Dvorak family opened the Czech Point Restaurant & Pub on June 29, 2011. The initial opening allowed Clutier area residents access to the business while preparations for the Grand Opening continued. After being open for less than two weeks, the infamous July 11 Derecho storm caused considerable damage to the City of Clutier, farmland around Clutier and the Czech Point buildings. With help from some very dedicated workmen, Czech Point was open for the First Annual Bohemian Plum Festival held on August 6 and 7. The Grand Opening was held on September 22, 23 & 24.
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Name: Elizabeth Irons Folsom Fox
Pen Name: Elizabeth Irons Folsom
Genre: C:ADULT Fiction
Born: 1862 in Peoria, Illinois
Elizabeth Irons Folsom Fox on WorldCat -- http://www.worldcat.org/search?q=elizabeth+irons++folsom+fox
Fox was born in Peoria. Her family moved to Bloomington when she was young. She graduated from Bloomington High School. She worked at the Daily Pantagraph as a drama critic, then a columnist, and finally 14 years as court reporter.
Elizabeth Folsom Fox sold the first story she ever wrote. After 14 years at the Pantagraph and with her eyesight failing, "Lizzie" felt that she could no longer perform her job as a court reporter and decided to try her hand at writing short stories. After selling several stories to Munsesy's Magazine in New York City, she decided to go to New York City to try her luck at establishing a writing career.
In the first five years of being a fiction writer, Lizzie published about 60 short stories. In 1924 when she won an O'Henry Award in the category of Best Published Short Story Under 3,000 words for ''Towers of Fame''. She also wrote novels publishing her first one in 1925.
She was married twice: first to Pantagraph advertising manager Percy A. Folsom, and a number of years after his death to Chicago stock broker William Fox.
Lizzie did not do very much writing in the last years of her life. She was completely blind during those last few years and her health began to fail. The last year and four months of her life were spent at Kankakee State Hospital.
*''Free'', The Macaulay Co, 1925*''Mad Rapture'', New York The Macaulay Company, 1926


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Air Liquide divests Industrial Merchant business in Saudi Arabia
Air Liquide (AL) announced the sale of its Industrial Merchant business in Saudi Arabia to Abdullah Hashim Industrial Gases & Equipment, which is Air Products' Merchant Industrial Gas Joint Venture in Saudi Arabia. This transaction includes AL's share in Air Liquide Khafra Industrial Gases (ALKIG).
This divestment, which complements the sale announced in April of AL's Industrial Merchant business in the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain to Air Products, is immaterial with regards to the overall portfolio of AL in the Africa Middle East and India region. It is part of the Group's strategy to regularly review its asset portfolio and focus on selected fast developing areas and activities.
AL is well-positioned to further grow its already strong presence in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region, in particular in Saudi Arabia, in Large Industries and Healthcare businesses.


Knowing which conservatory to go for is always a struggle for anyone, however. Many customers that we have had the pleasure of coming across is certain that they want traditional English conservatories. At Crown Windows in Banbury, we have only the best designed conservatories to suit the interior of your home.
What conservatories can I have?
All of these conservatories are a traditional favourite for many. They fit any home, and we will adjust them to any size and fit. Whichever conservatory you may decide to choose, the are all fitted with "A" rated, energy efficient windows, just to add that little touch!
Choosing which type of conservatory to go for is a tricky task. That is why, we are here to help you every step of the way. The most 'traditional' type of conservatory which we offer is the, 'Victorian Conservatory'. A classic design amongst them all, you will find this type in many old and Victorian style houses. If you are looking to stay with the times, and to keep this unique, precious design. Then we would definitely recommend you going for this one.
Crown Windows started off as a small family run business, we too love to keep the traditional look to our home. Understanding ourselves the difficulty and importance of getting the interior and exterior design of your home right, and especially to your taste. Myself and my team are here to help you through the way.
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Q: how can I prevent Ubuntu from sleeping when plugged in? Under "power management" I have

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*Put computer when inactive for: Never

*When laptop lid is closed: Suspend

*Put display to sleep when inactive for: 30 minutes

this used to work under 19.10.  I've upgraded to 20.04 (Focal Fossa) and now if I leave the laptop plugged in and walk the dog, the laptop is asleep when I return.  If I push the power button it resumes, but I don't want it to sleep when plugged in.

A: This should be controllable in the power section of settings. Suspend & Power Button > Automatic Suspend, as seen here https://i.imgur.com/ykGJ3x3.png

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Last year millions of visitors came to Baldwin County beaches spending billions of dollars.
The stage is set for this summer and the state has big plans to keep people coming for years to come. With more and more people coming the state has invested more than $80 million to improve the Gulf State Park including a $56 million lodge and meeting facility.
The money is BP settlement money. Hilton hotels will manage the property and the lodge is expected to open in the summer of 2018.
"The property is not going to be the mega project that some people hoped it would be. It's only going to seat around 700 people for a meal function," said state tourism director Lee Sentell.
That was by design to allow other hotels to compete on an even level. Sharon and Sergio Flores say the improvements at Gulf State Park should help keep folks coming back for more. "The improvements they've made in the last year with the bike paths, walking paths and now the new hotel, it's a hidden gem," said Sharon who is visiting from Louisiana.
New numbers show more than 6 million people booked rooms, condos and beach houses in 2016 spending more than $4 billion in Baldwin County.
Travelers from all over filled the Houston Welcome Center to enjoy the many vendors participating in the annual Alabama Welcome Centers Tourism Day on Thursday.
The event could not have come at a better time for local tourism officials. According to a report released Thursday by the Dothan Area Convention and Visitors Bureau, 2016 was a record-breaking year for tourism in Houston County.
The report indicates travelers/tourists spent $286.2 million in the county last year. The report was funded by the Alabama Tourism Department and takes into account hotel occupancy rates, travel generated employment, travel generated earnings, tax revenue and other indicators.
The $286.2 million figure is an 8.5 percent increase over 2015 and is significantly ahead of the state average of 5.4 percent.
Thursday's Tourism Day event at the Houston Welcome Center highlighted the impact of tourism in Houston County and around the state.
Scores of travelers stop by the Houston Welcome center every day. Traffic is especially heavy during the summer and March, when most states observe Spring Break.
Visitors had the chance to see first-hand what experiences are available in Alabama. Information was available on dining, lodging, social activities and entertainment options located throughout the state.
Betsey Marshall, director of sales for Comfort Suites also attended this year's event.
The Houston Welcome Center is open seven days a week, 24 hours a day. It is staffed Monday through Saturday from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m.
The May issue of Southwest: The Magazine features the Irondale Café, the World's Longest Yard Sale, Vulcan Park & Museum and Muscle Shoals Sound Studios in the article "93 Days of Summer- Here's how to celebrate every one of them" by Tommie Ethington, Kathryn O'Shea-Evans, and Chaney Kwak. The article features a different destination for each day of summer (June 21-Sept. 22).
July 20/ Try fried green tomatoes.
Alabama's Irondale Cafe inspired Fannie Flagg's iconic novel.
Aug. 4/ Scour the world's longest yard sale.
Stretching 690 miles from Gadsden, Alabama, to Hudson, Michigan, the 127 Corridor Sale snakes through six states, spans four days, and promises plenty of quirky finds.
Aug. 29/ See the world's largest cast- iron statue.
Vulcan Park & Museum shares the story behind the 56-foot Roman god's arrival in Birmingham.
Sept. 1/ Meet the Swampers.
Muscle Shoals Sound Studios in Sheffield, Alabama, is famous for its house rhythm section, "the Swampers," which helped produce hits by Aretha Franklin, Paul Simon, and the Rolling Stones.
Southwest: The Magazine is the official in-flight publication of Southwest Airlines and reaches more than 5 million readers each month.
Family fun and live entertainment highlight Memorial Day celebrations across Alabama. Events include everything from one of the Southeast's largest hot air balloon festivals in Decatur to an outdoor symphony concert in Montgomery.
Other celebrations include the Smith Lake Park Memorial Day Festival in Cullman, Bluegrass on the Plains in Auburn, the LuLu Palooza music event in Gulf Shores and Art on the Lake in Eclectic. Special Memorial Day tributes are planned at the American Village in Montevallo and at Fort Morgan in Gulf Shores.
The Alabama Tourism Department suggests the following Memorial Day weekend events. For a complete calendar of events listing see www.alabama.travel.
May 27-28 at Point Mallard Park. This festival is one of the largest free hot-air balloon gatherings in the Southeast, featuring more than 60 balloons with races, key grab, tether rides and a balloon glow. www.alabamajubilee.net. Free admission.
May 27 at Smith Lake Park. Live entertainment, arts & crafts and food vendors are part of this annual event on the lake. www.cullmancountyparks.com. Free admission.
May 26-27 in Brilliant. Live bands, food, arts & crafts, and children's activities at this annual festival. www.facebook.com/brilliantalabamacoalfest. Free Admission.
May 29 at the American Village. Events include musical tributes, historical reenactments, wreath-laying ceremonies and special tours. Visitors can experience the National Veterans Shrine and Register of Honor. www.americanvillage.org. Free admission.
May 26 on the lawn of the Alabama Archives and History Building across from the Alabama State Capitol in downtown Montgomery. Picnic baskets, coolers, lawn chairs and blankets are welcome at this outdoor concert. www.montgomerysymphony.org/pops-concerts. Free Admission.
May 27-28 at Children's Harbor on Lake Martin. More than 40 artists from across the Southeast will be on hand to display and sell their artwork. Canvas art, pottery, jewelry, rock work and more.www.childrensharbor.com/art-on-the-lake. Free Admission.
May 29-June 4 at the University Station RV Resort in Auburn. This annual festival includes all-star bluegrass bands, arts & crafts and horse rides. www.bluegrassontheplains.com. Admission charged.
May 26 at The Wharf in Orange Beach. The Wharf celebrates the start of summer with a concert by country star Blaire Hanks, live entertainment, rides, and the 4th annual Pepsi Beach Ball Drop. This year 5,000 beach balls will be released at the ball drop. www.alwharf.com. Free Admission.
May 27 at LuLu's at Homeport Marina in Gulf Shores. Live music all day on the outdoor boat stage. www.lulubuffett.com. Free Admission.
May 27 at Fort Morgan in Gulf Shores. Historical interpreters dressed in U.S. Army uniforms from different eras will conduct special guided tours and give demonstrations throughout the day. Artillery, small arms and other presentations will give visitors a glimpse of what military life was like at Fort Morgan through history. www.fort-morgan.org. Admission Charged.
The breathtaking Cahaba lilies are blooming along a three mile stretch of the Cahaba River at the Cahaba River National Wildlife Refuge in Bibb County. You can see the lilies from now through mid-June.
The Cahaba lilies are blooming a little early this year due to the warmer than normal winter according to Dr. Randall Haddock, field director with the Cahaba River Society. "I would go see them now," Dr. Haddock told me.
He was right. the Cahaba lilies are beautiful right now. I saw several huge mats of lilies scattered through shoals on the river. I waded out to several lily clusters and saw that some of the flowers had bloomed out but there were far more buds that haven't bloomed yet.
The Cahaba lily is found only in Alabama, Georgia, and South Carolina; the Cahaba Lily requires swift current and direct sunlight to flourish. A type of spiderlily belonging to the amaryllis family, the Cahaba lily is noted for the striking beauty of its three-inch-wide white flowers.
The largest stand of this flower in the world is located at Hargrove Shoals, about 2.4 miles south of a good canoe put-in located at the Co. Rd. 24 bridge near Piper, AL.
2. Hwy 5/Hwy 11 is four-lane for about 3 miles where Hwy 5 turns abruptly south (to the left) as a two-lane. Watch for this turn!
Celebrate the Cahaba lily at the Cahaba Lily Festival on Saturday May 20, 2017 on Main Street in West Blocton, Alabama.
Canoe trips to see the Cahaba lilies are offered by the Cahaba River Society each year.
The welcome centers and days of the remaining celebrations are: Ardmore Welcome Center- May 18, Cleburne Welcome Center- May 24, DeKalb Welcome Center- May 25, Grand Bay Welcome Center- May 26. Each celebration will take place from 10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. on the date scheduled.
The deadline for submitting items for the printed version of the Alabama Tourism Vacation Guide and Calendar of Events is June 30. Use the Alabama Tourism industry partners website athttp://partners.alabama.travel to enter and manage events/attractions in the database. If you need assistance please contact Pam Smith at 334-353-4541 or email at pam.smith@tourism.alabama.gov.
Did you know that you can update/refresh your event for the its web listing anytime? If something changes or you just want to spice it up-you can edit your event listing in the partner site whenever you please. These changes will be seen within 24 hours.