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Of all the responsibilities facing the property industry, keeping people safe from the dangers of fire and smoke is among the greatest. Part science and technology, part psychology, part management and law, this field requires rigorous mastery of all aspects of emergency planning, fire protection engineering, security system design and building and fire codes, while also ensuring clients realize their architectural vision and operational goals while meeting their responsibilities.
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WSP's fire engineering community consists of 250 experts worldwide who work in close collaboration, sharing best practice and knowledge. Our mission is to deliver quality, innovation, and value to our clients by understanding how to integrate fire safety in the design process in relation to local conditions and codes. Rob Davies, who heads up WSP Fire in the Middle East, said "we are proud to have a talented pool of fire engineering experts with international and highly specialised experience including with CFD (Computational Fluid Dynamics), human behaviour, hazardous materials specialists and façade materials, on some of the world's most renowned buildings."
Fire safety cannot be understood in isolation and the combination of our global expertise and relationship with other WSP disciplines brings additional dimensions to our work providing an efficient project delivery model and bring commercial benefits for clients.
Across the globe we provide a broad range of services to deliver fire-safe buildings that are also functional and economical. These include the development of fire safety strategies, fire engineering design and specification, fire safety audits, fire risk assessments, computer simulation for fire dynamics, value engineering exercises and peer reviews.
Our role is to apply scientific and engineering principles, rules and expert judgement based on our understanding of how fire impacts a building, the interaction with human behaviour and how to ensure safe access for fire fighters. We combine theoretical knowledge and practical application, using advanced computer modelling of fire, smoke, evacuation and structural response. In some regions, we also provide fire safety systems design and post-occupancy safety solutions.
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Q: Some questions on toroidal graphs The complete graph $K_4$ is planar, and like every planar graph it is also embeddable into the torus.
a) Why does $K_4$ count as a triangulation of the sphere, but not of the torus?
b) What's the name of graphs that are toroidal, but not planar?
c) Is there a criterion for toroidal graphs comparable to Kuratowski's for planar graphs?

A: You want the book Topological Graph Theory by Gross and Tucker.
Note that $K_7$ can be imbedded in the torus, page 137. So, my guess for part (a) is that you cannot draw $K_4$ on the torus in such a way that each edge triple making a triangle in the graph actually bounds a simply connected region on the surface.
(b) called genus one.
(c) not sure. Note complete bipartite $K_{4,4}$ and $K_{3,6}$ are genus one, page 211, Thm 4.5.3, Ringel (1965)

A: An embedding is triangular if each face is a triangle. For the embedding of $K_4$ you have in mind, one face is not bounded by a triangle - the "outside" face.
Note that for surfaces other than the sphere, it is required that each face be homeomorphic to a disc, i.e., the embedding must be cellular. The graphs will cellular embeddings in a given surface form a minor-closed class, so by the Roberston-Seymour theorem there is a finite class of forbidden minors and hence we do have a good analog of Kuratowski's theorem. Note though, that finite does not mean small.

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Selected episodes, from 1969-1975. In color.
The winner of two Emmy Awards, Kukla, Fran and Ollie is one of the most enjoyed and loved television shows of all time, endeared by many millions of kids and adults that watched it from the mid-50's to the mid-70's. During this 20-year period, Kukla, Fran and Ollie aired on NBC, ABC and CBS Networks.
Starring: Fran Allison, Burr Tillstrom, Kukla
The New York Times raved, "Kukla, Fran and Ollie will be watched by that generation of kids who grew up on these shows, and are now parents with kids of their own. It's a sure thing that these parents will surely want to join their kids in watching." The same thing could be said of grandparents and beyond. The lines were totally ad lib, with no script. The show also won a Peabody Award. Kukla, Fran and Ollie proved that puppets are fascinating to children, and very often just as captivating to adults.
Year: 1969-1975 (Selected Episodes)

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Cointelegraph Exclusive: Damien Hirst, an artist, says NFTs are akin to 'the invention paper'
The British artist claims that NFTs are making a difference in the world but not in the quick-and-easy way media outlets report.
Damien Hirst is a well-known contemporary artist. He was about to drop 10,000 NFTs that were tied to his physical paintings.
Andrew Thurman, Cointelegraph's London studio owner, asked Hirst a series of questions. Hirst opened one of the boxes that contained hundreds of sheets from his The Currency artwork collection, and read a sentence from the back. Although the immediate answers weren't always on point, they were often not off-topic. Is Satoshi really a cliche. The artist continued to laugh at the absurdity and voice his opinions on art and money.
Hirst stated that people believe money is valuable because it has "a little advantage with art." This argument is similar to the one many critics have used to argue about social media pumps, dumps, and tokens. Some prices rise only because of high-profile figures driving inflated values, i.e. Giving a project some pizazz. Although he said that he would love it if someone could use his Currency artwork as currency, despite its nonfungible token value, he believes that most people will prefer to keep the actual painting. He believes that technology will eventually revolutionize the art world.
Hirst stated, "I just saw [NFTs] like a really incredible thing." "I saw it as the invention of paper."
"We live in a world that allows you to have artworks and prints and editions. Now it seems you can also have NFTs with NFTs. I believe it's changing our world and will continue to change it."
Hirst created The Currency's physical paintings in 2016 long before most in the crypto and art world knew about nonfungible tokens (NFTs). Hirst plans to let art lovers purchase each "Tender", a high resolution photo of one of 10,000 unique paintings with a pattern made of colored dots, for $2,000 and give them the option to either keep or trade the NFT for the physical version.
The British artist was not shy in expressing his opinions on creators keeping control of their work. He also expressed frustration at apps like iTunes taking over from musicians. He said that NFTs allow artists to own their creations.
Hirst stated that you can have something digital and it can be yours.
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Section 2305.42 | Identifying devices.
Title 23 Courts-Common Pleas
Chapter 2305 Jurisdiction; Limitation Of Actions
A new version of Section 2305.42 exists that will be effective as of April 6, 2023View New Version
House Bill 1217 - 111th General Assembly
(A) A person who suffers from epilepsy, diabetes, a cardiac condition, or any other type of illness that causes temporary blackouts, semiconscious periods, or complete unconsciousness, or who suffers from a condition requiring specific medication or medical treatment, is allergic to certain medications or items used in medical treatment, wears contact lenses, has religious objections to certain forms of medication or medical treatment, or is unable to communicate coherently or effectively in the English language, is authorized and encouraged to wear an identifying device.
(B) Any person may carry an identification card.
(C) By wearing an identifying device a person gives his consent for any law enforcement officer or medical practitioner who finds him in a disabled condition to make a reasonable search of his clothing or other effects for an identification card.
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Bill McDonough, green architect and principal of McDonough Braungart Design Chemistry (MBDC), talks to Hub Culture's Stan Stalnaker at the GGCS3. McDonough and partner Dr. Michael Braungart co-founded the Cradle to Cradle Products Innovation Institute to bring about a large-scale transformation in the way we design and make all products. Filmed on location at UC Davis.


The start of happy hour included some increased action with five or six cars running together, until the last twenty minutes when things heated up as more cars joined the fray. Helio cut it a bit close again in traffic, this time getting around Bourdais.
Then with around fifteen minutes remaining, JR Hildebrand drifted up high into the wall in turn 4, in an accident less damaging and costly but still reminiscent of his crash while leading during the final lap of the 2011 500. Fortunately, the month's first on track incident only injured JR's ego and car.
He has been checked, released and cleared from the infield hospital.
Green flag practice resumed with just over ten minutes remaining and twenty five cars appeared on track in a frenzied finish. Helio, again being aggressive, this time appeared to cut off Ryan Hunter-Reay as he passed him going into turn 3. The three time winner ran over a hundred laps on the day – the most of anyone – and was 8th quick overall. He probably didn't win a lot of new fans among drivers, however.
Exciting racing in the final few minutes Thursday hopefully bodes well for the 500 itself. Fast Friday's increased boost could raise speeds 2-3 mph, possibly hitting 230 mph, at least according to some. We shall see Friday.
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Mr. Tilmon Arsenault, veteran of the 8th Canadian Hussars (Princess Louise's).
Soldiers of the 8th Canadian Hussars (Princess Louise's) posing near a monument in Paris in January 1945.
Private Tilmon Arsenault of the 8th Canadian Hussars (Princess Louise's).
Tilmon Arsenault's Pay Book dated of November 1941.
Mr. Tilmon Arsenault's Discharge Certificate dated of March 19th, 1946.
"The three others rebelled and weren't taken prisoner. They were killed right away by bayonet (by the Germans)."
My name is Tilmon Arsenault, my service (regiment) was the Eight Princess Louise New Brunswick Hussars (8th Canadian Hussars (Princess Louise's)). Canada didn't have training grounds for the tanks. England had one. We went to Wales to be trained on the tanks. We went to Italy for a year and a half (during the military campaign that began in July, 1943 and ended in May, 1945). From Italy, we met up with the convoy (the Allied forces) that was on its way to liberate France. We defended the city and the infantry fought in the city. We spent Christmas there (1943). After Christmas, it started raining and it was wet every day. It became so muddy that we couldn't do anything with the tanks. Outside of Ortona, two months, January and February (1944). The infantry was fighting in the city and we were on guard. We were lying down in trenches that were 14 or 15 inches deep and we each had a small tent that was big enough for two people, to bring your knees up under. In our tents, all that we had was a mattress and some tree branches with a ground sheet and a blanket on top. We only had two blankets each, one underneath and one on top. That was it, that's where we slept. We were completely soaked through, sometimes too soaked to dry our clothes or to sleep.
We were there for two months, in January and February (1944). It would almost start snowing and then it would turn to rain. We didn't see the sun; we maybe only saw it once or twice for two months in a row. In Italy, you weren't allowed to have only the Canadian insignia or badges on your clothes because the Italians were with the Germans. We were spies.
One tank departed and rode over a land mine. It blew up. When a tank blows up, you have to get out of the tank. There is only one place where you can exit, and you have to do it quickly because it's blowing up. There were five of them in the tank, and two got out. We all got out. We weren't in that tank, but we weren't far. Two of them got out and started running. The three others rebelled and weren't taken prisoner. They were killed right away by bayonet (by the Germans).


The anthologies are in some ways the best way to enjoy the historical White Dwarf. Unfortunately in this case it purely is of historical interest as most of the articles involve either crossing-over information from wargaming and repurposing ideas from different genres and fiction or extending existing game systems along the lines that already existed. This was the great era of creating spells, monsters and classes and then moaning that the new content wasn't balanced or didn't work well with the canon material.
All interesting to the historian but relatively useless now that most of the rules systems the content was created for are defunct in their historical form.
In a pre-internet era there was actually value in trying to describe, document and list books that would be suitable as sources of inspiration. Content is pulled from Vance and Tolkein, Henlein and Le Guin because most of the readers didn't have access to large library of marginal fiction. It wasn't a better time.


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This artist's impression shows the super-Earth exoplanet GJ 1214b passing in front of its faint red parent star. This is the first super-Earth exoplanet to have had its atmosphere analysed. The exoplanet, orbiting a small star only 40 light-years away from us, has a mass about six times that of the Earth. GJ 1214b appears to be surrounded by an atmosphere that is either dominated by steam or blanketed by thick clouds or hazes.


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Giving, a Collection of Poems to Praise, Worship and Draw Close to Jesus, is Released
Given Word Now
MANCHESTER, Mich., May, 2, 2019 /Christian Newswire/ -- I am excited to announce the publication of Giving by Ginny Emery. Giving expresses Emery's search for God and her delight in connecting with Him and finding His Word true. It records the beginnings of a marvelous life-long journey into joy with the Lord.
Giving readers will discover a variety of poems that are ideal for engaging small group discussions, for integrating into speeches and sermons, for reflection and worship, and for incorporating into one's personal journey. It has seven sections, listed in the Table of Contents below.
"Giving, is about devotion to God. It is an honest poetic witness to my life and my Lord from a decade of intense seeking," says Emery about her book. In praise and song, in pain and unanswered questions, in mystical insights and experiences, in concrete observations, in thoughtful reflection, and in humorous asides, the poems in Giving speak out of Jesus with a reality and a universality that includes something for everyone.
Ginny Emery is a creative artist who has expressed her love for the Lord in many ways, including throwing pottery, spinning and weaving, painting (primarily in watercolor), gardening, and writing. She graduated from Beloit College in 1961 with majors in English Literature and English Composition and later in life earned a MAT in Reading from National Louis University and a Masters degree in Fine Arts from the University of Illinois. Emery was born in Chicago, lived most of her life in Northern Illinois and currently resides in Michigan with her husband. Giving is her third published collection of poems.
Giving is available on Amazon.com in both print and Kindle editions and at http://store.givenwordnow.com/. More about Ginny Emery and her written work can be found at www.givenwordnow.com.
Please share this news about Giving with others in your network who will be interested.
Part I- The Cross and Sacrifice
Part II – Jesus' Eyes
Part III – Seeking
Part IV – Truth
Part V – These Latter Days
Part VI- Fulfillment
Part VII – Praise and Worship
Title: Giving (Witness)
Author: Ginny Emery
Boards: paperback and Kindle
Price USD: $8.99 paperback, $4.99 Kindle
ISBNs: 1791868975, 9781791868970
SOURCE Given Word Now
CONTACT: Jane Jahnke, 815-479-8540, Info@givenwordnow.com
www.GivenWordNow.com


As a dental marketing consultant, and being around health practitioners, I cannot help but take a look at my health and question how good of a shape I'm in. And I know that walking is the way to go.
T stands for "Traffic". So what do I mean by the word traffic here in dental marketing assistant? It means the rate on how many people are coming in to your web page everyday as they use the Internet. But bear in mind that I did not use the word "hits", rather, I made use of the word "people". These are passionate, enthusiastic and good people who are seeking out the dental professional that they would like to conduct business with. And that is why your web page is built and presented in a way that it gives and satisfies what they want. Your web page must communicate with them in a way that it makes it easy for them to choose you as their own dentist! Then in here, this is where the second part of the equation comes in.
In this article, doctors from the dental office of Smile Staten Island, located in New York, will show to you the benefits of using a free standing insert as a dental practice act in dental advertising. They will share with you how much profit they got from this free standing insert as they used it in dental advertising as a dental practice act. They will also share with you how using their free standing insert, as a dental practice act, effectively brought in new patients into their dental practice. And this is something that we focus specifically at our dental practice website!
Also, remember to drink lots of water when working out to stay hydrated and energized. Doctor ads and dental advertising show the importance and drinking water for a reason, it's because it's essential for the body.
The thing in marketing that tells you who knows their stuff is TESTING. Testing trumps opinions, theories, beliefs, and even so-called marketing experts. So for this reason your best answer is to test everything, and be wary of any marketing consultant who tells you otherwise. And this piece of advice should be given to you right from the get-go by anyone who is worth their weight in salt. Otherwise, they don't know what they're talking about.


Purina | Home Does Your Dog Have Age-Related Cognitive Decline?
It's easy to mistake cognitive problems for physical problems in your dog, because they often look similar. A dog may stop eating, start going to the bathroom in the wrong place or slow down physically. But there's a chance these behavioral issues are due to something going on in his brain.
If your dog is over 7-years-old, he may be at risk for age-related cognitive decline. Studies have shown 28 percent of dogs ages 11-12-years-old and 68 percent of dogs ages 15-16-years-old have one or more signs of mental issues. Worried your dog may be going through this? Here are some signs to watch out for.
If your dog seems confused about his surroundings or where he's going, something could be going on. Also watch for signs of confusion, like your dog suddenly forgetting tricks he used to ace.
Dogs experiencing age-related cognitive problems may have trouble remembering who the people in their life are, and thus try to avoid interaction. This may translate into less affection than they showed previously, and could be a sign of a problem.
With age-related cognitive decline can come the loss of some of the training you've worked so hard on with your dog, including house training. He may start to go to the bathroom where he shouldn't because he forgot what he is supposed to do to let you know he has to go outside.
Sleeping all day and being awake all night, or just having an odd sleep schedule in general, is not normal behavior.
Pacing back and forth may be a sign that something is going on with your dog.
Dogs experiencing age-related cognitive decline may forget where there food bowl is or how their eating schedule usually goes. Eating less may be a sign something's up.
Is your dog suddenly aggressive toward strangers and even family members? This could be a sign that he's lost some ability to recognize the people around him, and has become more on-guard.
Remember, it's not on you to make the call as to what exactly is going on with your dog. The best thing you can do is note down as much as you can about his strange behavior and talk to your veterinarian about it. They can help you figure out if what's going on is physical or cognitive, and make a plan for getting your dog the help he needs. With the proper veterinary care, you'll be able to share more quality time with the dog you love.


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Q: Do you pay for GCP Out Bandwidth when serving 204 responses? I have a GCP App Engine running that serves a bunch of GET endpoints with a Cache-Control: public, max-age=86400 header. I notice that often, the responses are served from Google Edge Network and logged with a 204 code.
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Traffic delivered by Google services counts to your network egress quotas and costs. An HTTP 204 response is an egress network activity.


I joined Wunderman under the Creative Director Adam Horne. Adam has a deeply artistic soul, which makes working under him within an agency a really good time. I worked on the Adidas, Ford and Colonial First State accounts.
With any clients that are large, established, industry giants, you're going to have a thick layer of dust to shake off for innovation. While this was a challenge, it was also a highlight.
Working on Adidas brand with some creatives I admire.


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Home › PUBLIC NOTICE: EVENT CHANGES & CORONAVIRUS INFORMATION
Message from Mayor David Mayer:
"Dear Residents! I know the past year has been difficult for all of us. Throughout the pandemic, municipal employees have been on-site conducting business with the public virtually. I'm happy to say, as of Monday, April 26th, 2021, the Municipal Hall, Department of Public Works, and the Recreation Center are open to the public. Please note Court will not be operating in-person just yet but will still continue operations remotely. Please continue to follow all the recommended health precautions while inside; and do not hesitate to reach out to my office should you have any questions or concerns! Gloucester Township is happy to welcome you back!"
Important information and links: (Updated 5/25/21)
The Federal Communications Commission's Emergency Broadband Benefit Program provides assistance towards broadband service for eligible residents. Qualified households may receive $50 per month towards their broadband service. Find more details and links to enroll in the program here: https://glotwp.com/news/emergency-broadband-benefit-program-enrolls-over-one-million-households/
Due to the fact that the State's moratorium on utility shut-offs will expire on June 30th, the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities(NJBPU) is launching a "Utility Assistance Week" -May 17th -May 21, 2021. This informational outreach effort is aimed to inform residents of various utility assistance programs. For residents who may need assistance paying bills, it is advised that they contact one of the programs before the moratorium endsUtility Assistance Programs: · Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP)· Universal Service Fund (USF)· Payment Assistance for Gas and Electric (PAGE)
· Emergency Rental Assistance, which covers utilities included in rental costs
· Deferred Payment Agreements through the utilities
· The Utility Customer's Bill of Rights
· 2-1-1 as a 24/7 referral source for utility assistance as well as other helpful programs
COVID-19 Funeral Assistance Resource:The COVID-19 pandemic has brought overwhelming grief to many families. Federal Emergency Management Agency's (FEMA) mission is to help people before, during and after disasters. They are dedicated to helping ease some of the financial stress and burden caused by the virus.COVID-19 Funeral Assistance Line Number
Applications begin on April 12, 2021844-684-6333 | TTY: 800-462-7585Hours of Operation:
8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Central TimeFor more information please visit: https://www.fema.gov/disasters/coronavirus/economic/funeral-assistance
NJ DCA COVID-19 Emergency Rental Assistance Program Phase II: On Monday, March 22nd at 9:00 am EST, NJ DCA will be launching the second phase of our Coronavirus Emergency Rental Assistance Program (CVERAP) Phase II. This program will be accepting pre-applications for assistance for rental arrears and temporary assistance for future rent to low- and moderate-income households that have had a substantial reduction in income, have qualified for unemployment benefits, incurred significant costs, or experienced a financial hardship due, directly or indirectly, to the COVID-19 pandemic. Nan McKay & Associates has been authorized by the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs to assist in the administration of the COVID-19 Emergency Rental Assistance Program Phase II and to communicate with applicants and landlords.Pre-applications will be accepted beginning at 9:00 am on Monday, March 22, 2021 at https://njdca.onlinepha.com, and assistance is available at 609-490-4550.CVERAP Phase II Tenant Information FlyerCVERAP Phase II Landlord Information Flyer
The Township of Gloucester has appropriated $425,000 of its federal Community Development Block Grant CARES Funds (CDBG-CV) for the COVID-19 Small Business Assistance Program. The program is being established to provide working capital funds to the community's small businesses that have been severely impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Learn more at https://glotwp.com/cdbg/
New Jersey Readies Opening of COVID-19 Vaccine Call Center: A vaccine call center to help individuals with the vaccination process opened Monday, January 25th, 2021. The call center – available at 855- 568-0545 – is open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. seven days a week. Staff is available to answer questions on the registration and scheduling process and can provide information on where to get the vaccine.Call center staff can pre-register individuals for the vaccine and will be able to assist in scheduling appointments for eligible individuals. Please share this information with your family and friends.For more information please visit:https://www.state.nj.us/health/cd/documents/topics/NCOV/VaxMatters.pdf?fbclid=IwAR1klIpmKplT1qz7u8yzRQzlUAp8xoUR3SNJrNmodHhrHaP_p1NCn4CrIHg
The Camden County Vaccination Center is open to administer vaccines, Monday-Saturday, 9am to at 4pm Camden County College, 200 College Drive, Blackwood, New Jersey. www.camdencounty.com/vaccineregistrationRegistration is online only and it includes: Group 1A and now includes 65 and over and people with medical conditions 14 to 65.If you want to confirm what group you are in please refer to Camden County Vaccine Information and Updates: https://www.camdencounty.com/service/covid-19-updates-and-preparations/vaccine-information/All can register: If you are part of 1st group 1A and certain priority groups in 1B you can register now. If you are not part of the current priority groups, there is a link to sign up for getting notified. You can sign up for being notified. You will be notified when It is your time to register.
Other Vaccination Sites:– CAMcare Health Corporation, 817 Federal Street, Camden NJ 08103 856.583.2400- CAMcare Health Corporation, 121 South White Horse Pike, Clementon, NJ 856.583.2400- Project H.O.P.E., 519-525 West Street, Camden, NJ 08103, 856.968.2320 www.projecthopecamden.org
– Rowan University School of Osteopathic Medicine 1 Medical Drive, Stratford, NJ 08084 (888) 253-9133 https://rowanmedicine.com/vaccine/
– RMG Mount Ephraim, 2 S Black Horse Pike, Mt. Ephraim, New Jersey, 856.931.3107
– Shoprite Pharmacy # 507 1200 Chews Landing Rd, Laurel Springs, NJ 08021 Camden (856) 435-0046
– Shoprite Pharmacy #531, Route 73and Minck, West Berlin, NJ 856.768.6688
NJDOH has set up or will be setting up six mega-sites throughout the state. Register online at NJDOH site. https://covidvaccine.nj.gov/
The Meadowlands Complex in East Rutherford, Bergen County.
Rockaway Townsquare in Morris County.
The New Jersey Convention and Exposition Center in Edison, Middlesex County.
The Moorestown Mall in Burlington County.
Rowan College of South Jersey in Sewell, Gloucester County www.RCSJ.edu/vaccine
The Atlantic City Convention Center in Atlantic County.
COVID-19 Information Hub, a new, visitor-friendly website available at https://covid19.nj.gov
State Department of Health has established a 24-hour public hotline – 800-222-1222.
Camden County has partnered with Touch New Jersey to bring FREE food distribution to those in need throughout Camden County every Friday at 11am. Find dates & more information here: https://glotwp.com/news/free-camden-county-food-distribution-fridays/
Meals Available for Camden County Seniors in Need!If you or a senior you know needs meal assistance, please call (856) 374-MEAL or (856) 858-3220 to make arrangements. Healthy residents interested in volunteering should contact (856) 374-6396. More information:
https://www.camdencounty.com/meals-available-for-camden-county-seniors-in-need/?fbclid=IwAR3XuNeu69WVJ14ug9Y5H5oUrChdyNht93hL2_wpzHMvKWeTenCAOE_NbKw
Did you lose your job or have your hours reduced as a result of COVID-19? Visit the COVID-19 Jobs Portal: https://jobs.covid19.nj.gov/
Report a concern: this includes reporting a fallen tree, a pothole, trash or recycling issue and more. Simply send a text message with the word "hello" to (856) 644-6414
Pay Taxes/Sewer bills: You can mail in a check or pay online: Click here.
Pay traffic tickets: Click here
Forms: Residents can access and download a variety of community development forms online and then fax those forms to the department Click Here
Monitor event changes and cancellations Click here
Report Sewer Issues: please call 856-227-8666, payments can be made via regular mail or online at com
Additional Closures & Event/Activity Changes (Updated 3/29/21/)
After careful review, Gloucester Township has decided to cancel our Summer Camps for 2021. This also includes the GTPD Junior Police Academy. The health and safety of our community, children, and staff remain our utmost concern. Gloucester Township Recreation Department's Summer Camps utilize our local schools for camp locations. Local schools are currently not allowing outside groups to use their facilities.
Due to the current surge in COVID-19 cases, the Township has made the decision to cancel the Winter Session of the Recreation Department's Preschool Program in the best interest of the students, teachers, and our residents.
Gloucester Township Playgrounds Open as of 7/2. Please maintain social distancing (6 ft apart), wash or sanitize hands after equipment use, and most importantly stay home if you feel sick to help keep our community safe.
Municipal Court has been operating via Zoom. The Court will reach out to you for directions to log in. (please email Patricia Carroll pcarroll@glotwp.com)
Senior Services will be closed indefinitely, including Senior Bus Transportation
Recreation Center will be closed. All programs are cancelled indefinitely (email Diane Jones dianejones@glotwp.com, Bill Fagan bfagan@glotwp.com, recdept@glotwp.com)
Point Arial Park will be closed. All programs are cancelled indefinitely
Gloucester Township Library resumed operations on a non-contact basis. For more info please click here
Mainstage Center for the Arts is be closed indefinitely–Please call (856) 302-6485 1pm-5pm, Mon-Thu; or email info@mainstage.org
Gloucester Township Pool has been closed for the summer.
Community Shred Day at Public Works Fall event has been cancelled and will be rescheduled for some time in April, COVID-19 permitting.
Gloucester Township Police Department and Department of Public Works will continue operations as usual.
Trash pick-up and recycling will continue to follow normal schedule.
IF YOU HAVE A POLICE EMERGENCY, PLEASE CALL 911.
If you have a police non-emergency that requires immediate police assistance, please call 856-228-4500
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Bernard-Anselme and Joseph d'Abbadie: Sons of a Different Mind
16 Wednesday Sep 2015
Posted by michelinewalker in Aboriginals, Canadian History
Bernard-Anselme d'Abbadie, Identity, Joseph d'Abbadie, Métis, métissé, The Battle of Sainte-Foy, Treaty of Paris, Treaty of Utrecht
Baron de Saint-Castin by William H. Lowe, 1881, Wilson Museum Archives (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
The Baron's Sons: Bernard-Anselme & Joseph
Jean-Vincent d'Abbadie de Saint-Castin had several children, most of them born to Pidianske, one of the daughters of Abenaki chief Madokawando. Two are known to historians and to the curious: Bernard-Anselme d'Abbadie (1689 – 1720) and Joseph d'Abbadie (active 1720 – 1746).
Both sons continued to fight the English, which had been their father's mission, but did so in what appears a less aggressive manner. Jean-Vincent participated in King Philip's War (1675 -1678), a conflict which was a response to attacks on New England settlers by Amerindians. Jean-Vincent d'Abbadie had played an active role in these attacks. King Philip's War decimated the Amerindian population of New England. Of a total of 3,400 men, only 400 Amerindians survived, but on Britain's side, of a total of 3,500, 2,900 men survived.
Jean-Vincent d'Abbadie did fulfill his responsibilities. However, when Jacques de Chambly, was freed, the French having paid a ransom, Jean-Vincent married Pidianske and soon identified with his Abenaki tribe. He had an habitation built surrounded by wigwams.
At the foot of my last post, I inserted a video, a French television programme. The programme's host states that Jean-Vincent was an Abenaki. It was a clear case of self-identification, but Jean-Vincent d'Abbadie, Baron de Saint-Castin, an unlikely candidate, became an Abenaki chief (sachem), no less. He was assimilated.
Bernard-Anselme d'Abbadie, Baron de Saint-Castin
Bernard-Anselme (active as of 1707) Jean-Vincent's first-born and fourth Baron de Saint-Castin continued to cultivate the loyalty of his tribe, following in his father's footsteps. However, he married Marie-Charlotte d'Amours de Chauffours, of Port-Royal, the daughter of Louis d'Amours de Chauffours (born at Quebec – died in Paris, 1718). He thereby entered a prominent French family.
Bernard-Anselme began by dividing his time between Port-Royal, where he had his family residence, and Pentagouet, his native village, which remained an advanced bastion of the Acadian defences. But he was not really an Abenaki chief in the absolute sense, as his father had been[.] (Bernard-Anselme, DCB/DBC.)[1]
His sisters also married in the best Acadian families:
In December the baron's sisters married Philippe Mius d'Entremont and Alexandre Le Borgne de Belle-Isle respectively; thus the Saint-Castins, Franco-Abenaki half-breeds, became linked by marriage with the best Acadian families." (See Bernard-Anselme, DCB/DBC.) [2]
When news of Jean-Vincent's death reached Nouvelle-France, Bernard-Anselme viewed himself as fourth Baron d'Abbadie de Saint-Castin, a title he would later claim.
In 1714, a year after Acadia fell to the British, by virtue of the Treaty of Utrecht (1713), Bernard Anselme and Marie-Charlotte sailed to France. In 1717, three years after his arrival in France, Bernard-Anselme, who had faced considerable opposition, was admitted into the States of the Béarn in the order of the nobility." (Bernard-Anselme, DCB/DBC.)[3] It was a short-lived privilege as he died in 1720.
However, in the spring of 1720, he had written « Mémoire des services rendus par les sieurs de Saint-Castin, père et fils, » in which it is clearly stated that ties between the French and Native Americans protected the French and had to be secured. It is as though Bernard-Anselme were writing that Jean-Vincent, his father, had married an Amerindian in the line of duty. Bernard-Anselme died in the Béarn and was survived by his wife (d. 1734, at Pau), and his three daughters. The baronetcy fell to Marie-Anselme, Bernard-Anselme's daughter.
The Buccaneers
Not that Bernard-Anselme was a candidate for life in 18th-century French Salons, by then the meeting place of philosophes, or intellectuals, not pirates. The life he chose was that of privateer, or buccaneer. He was in fact one of four French buccaneers, Pierre Morpain, Pierre Maisonnat, known as "Baptiste,"[4] and Daniel Robinau de Neuvillette. (Bernard-Anselme, BCB/DBC.)
In the year 1709 alone they sank 35 of their ships and took 470 of them prisoner. (Bernard-Anselme, DCB/DBC.)[5]
These buccaneers were a force to contend with.
Sir Francis Nicholson by Swedish artist Michael Dahl
Queen Anne's War
Mighty as were buccaneers, on 5 October 1710, Acadia nevertheless fell to Francis Nicholson, commanding 2,000 soldiers and 36 ships. How could Acadia's governor, Auger de Subercase, win this particular battle with only 500 soldiers and 127 militia men? Bernard-Anselme was on the high seas when Acadia fell to Britain. When he returned to Port-Royal, the capital of Acadie, it had been renamed Annapolis Royal, in honour of Queen Anne who supplied Nicholson with the ship, men and the artillery he required.
The Treaty of Utrecht
The Treaty of Utrecht, or Peace of Utrecht, was not signed until 1713, but Bernard-Anselme accompanied John Livingstone to Quebec, taking Acadia's act of capitulation to Philippe de Rigaud, Marquis de Vaudreuil, governor-general of New France from 1703 until 1725.
Marquis Philippe de Vaudreuil, Governor-General of New France (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Bernard-Anselme, Governor of Acadie
A year later, an optimistic Vaudreuil named Bernard-Anselme d'Abbadie governor of what remained of Acadie, the current Cape Breton Island and Prince Edward Island, but Acadia, Nova Scotia and le Maine, could not be recaptured. It was still possible for Bernard-Anselme to ensure the loyalty of the Abenaki in a defeated Maine and other North American "Indians." However, the Abenaki themselves needed the protection of the French. After King Philips' War, a response to attacks on settlers, Amerindians knew there was little if any willingness on the part of Britain to accommodate Native Americans.
Allow me a "footnote."
My last post allowed us a glimpse at a form of acculturation: a "process of cultural change and psychological change that results following meeting between cultures," (Wikipedia). But in the case of Jean-Vincent d'Abbadie, acculturation did not happen in the direction sought by colonists, i.e. the assimilation of North American natives into a European culture. French ensign, Jean-Vincent d'Abbadie, Baron de Saint-Castin, was assimilated into Abenaki culture.
Jean-Vincent's acculturation cannot be confused with that of Europeans involved in fur trading, beginning with the French, who married Amerindians. The history of the Bois-Brûlés (burnt wood), the Métis people of the central provinces of the current Canada, differs from that of North Eastern "Indians." The Métis people became a separate nation. There is no Métis nation in Eastern Canada, but its population is métissé(e), often, if not mostly, unknowingly.
Joseph d'Abbadie de Saint-Castin
But to return to our tale of two brothers, Bernard-Anselme and Joseph, Joseph inherited his father's looks. He was blue-eyed and blond. He and a yet-to-be identified brother, a third brother, continued to fight the British and were paid to do so, as had been Bernard-Anselme who died in France in 1720. Like his father Jean-Vincent, Joseph was also a chief, a great chief, of the Abenaki. In 1721, he was tricked into going aboard a British ship. He had been deceitfully invited for refreshments. Once he was aboard the ship, it lifted anchor. Joseph d'Abbadie was therefore imprisoned in Boston from November 1721 until May 1722. If he left prison, it was not for his blue eyes, but because he was a "great chief." It seems his captors wanted to appease Amerindians.
By 1726, he was nevertheless recognized as an officer in the French army and served until 1746, when his unidentified brother died of wounds "received in a brawl" (see Joseph d'Abbadie de Saint-Castin). After the death of his brother, in 1746, Joseph was never seen again. It seems he literally "took to the woods," or went into hiding. The French were losing the war.
Death of Wolfe by Benjamin West
The Battle of Saint-Foy by George B. Campion
Montcalm leading his troops
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Benjamin West, 1738 – 1820, The Death of Wolfe
George B. Campion, 1795 – 1870, The Battle of Sainte-Foy
Charles William Jefferys, 1869 – 1951, Montcalm (2)
updated conclusion
First our story is about self-identification. Bernard-Anselme and Joseph were sons of a different mind. One brother could be French, but not the other. Such was the reality they carved out for themselves.
Similarly, a large number of French Canadians look upon the Battle of the Plains of Abraham as the decisive event in the fall of New France. New France was conquered by Britain in a battle fought on Abraham Martin's field on 13 September 1959.
That is not entirely the 'truth.' Nouvelle-France was ceded to Britain in 1763, under the terms of the Treaty of Paris. In fact, there was another battle, won by the French. On 28 April 1760, the Chevalier de Lévis defeated the British at the Battle of Sainte-Foy, but it is as though this battle never occurred.
It could be that being conquered by Britain is a fate kinder than being ceded by one's motherland, a motherland that kept its sugar-rich colonies.
Officially, Acadie was the first province of New France to fall to Britain, by virtue of the Treaty of Utrecht, in 1713, and under the terms of the Treaty of Paris, in 1763, New France was conquered by Britain. It is also official that Acadians were deported in 1755 by the British and that no embittered descendant of Huguenots (French Protestants) had any role to play in this horrible event. Fortunately, I can't remember the name of my Huguenot, which probably means that the British deported the Acadians unassisted.
As for our brothers, Bernard-Anselme was French and Joseph, an Abenaki and a chief. Our story therefore remains one of self-identification.
Reality is often conditioned by the human mind, which at times is a creative and forgiving mind. How else could we survive an otherwise horrific past?
On the third day, He rose again.
With kindest regards to all of you. ♥
Jean-Vincent d'Abbadie, Baron de Saint-Castin (11 September 2015)
Louis Joseph de Montcalm-Gozon, Marquis de Saint-Veran (25 March 2012)
Nouvelle-France's Last and Lost Battle: The Battle of the Plains of Abraham (24 March 2012)
History of Castine, Penobscot, and Brooksville, Maine; including the ancient settlement of Pentagoët, Internet Archive
http://www.ledevoir.com/societe/medias/408027/question-d-images-les-vieux-pays
Georges Cerbelaud Salagnac, "ABBADIE DE SAINT-CASTIN, BERNARD-ANSELME D', Baron de Saint-Castin," in Dictionary of Canadian Biography, vol. 2, University of Toronto/Université Laval, 2003–, accessed September 15, 2015, http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/abbadie_de_saint_castin_bernard_anselme_d_2E
Georges Cerbelaud Salagnac, "ABBADIE DE SAINT-CASTIN, JOSEPH D', Baron de SAINT-CASTIN," in Dictionary of Canadian Biography, vol. 3, University of Toronto/Université Laval, 2003–, accessed September 15, 2015, http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/abbadie_de_saint_castin_joseph_d_3E.html.
Bernard-Anselme d'Abbadie, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bernard-Anselme_d%27Abbadie_de_Saint-Castin
Joseph d'Abbadie, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joseph_d%27Abbadie_de_Saint-Castin
[1] Georges Cerbelaud Salagnac, "ABBADIE DE SAINT-CASTIN, BERNARD-ANSELME D', Baron de Saint-Castin," in Dictionary of Canadian Biography, vol. 2, University of Toronto/Université Laval, 2003–, accessed September 15, 2015, http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/abbadie_de_saint_castin_bernard_anselme_d_2E
[4] Alexander Ross names Canadiens voyageurs 'Baptiste,' in Ross's Adventures of the First Settlers on the Oregon or Columbia River, 1810-1813 (Carlisle Massachusetts: Applewood Books Reprint [London, 1849]).
[5] Georges Cerbelaud Salagnac, op. cit.
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demouliko said:
September 17, 2015 at 7:05 pm09
Thanks you for your kindness. Ton regard est essentielle pour suivre le chemin d'une certaine humanité. Take care my friend 😜😊
September 18, 2015 at 7:05 am09
Voilà qu'on me gâte. Votre regard m'est précieux. Il nous faut un monde plus humain. Bien cordialement, Micheline
Je ne te gâte pas, j'exprime ce que je ressens pour en lisant ce que tu as mis sur ton blog. Dans le monde où la vie n'est parfois pas aisée, avoir un regard pédant et interrogatoire sont essentiel pour bien la nature humain. Car elle est entrain d'arriver de disparaître cette nature avec les technologies inhumain parfois. Merci d'exister, car je prend plaisir à lire et a t'écrire. 😊🌹😊🌹
Et je prends plaisir à vous lire. Merci.
Merci infiniment d'autant de sympathie et rends grâce à votre regard combien précieux. Amicalement Démétrius A


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AniMAY Day 3 - Bofuri
Or to give its full title...
Bofuri: I Don't Want to get Hurt, so I'll Max Out My Defense
Yup... that's a thing. This is the first of many shows we'll watch this month with ridiculously long titles that read more like a blurb than a header.
This seems to be a trend in titling for a lot of game centric manga that started publishing in the 2010s, my guess is the mangaka have different plans for the title but their distributors noticed strange naming conventions shifted copies. I don't feel either way about it. It's a mouthful but also very blunt about what it is haha
LINK START
Centered around an MMORPG you can't help but draw comparisons to Sword Art Online, especially given the headset used to play the game bears an striking resemblance to the NerveGear but with the addition of Haptic Gloves it would imply that this isn't a full dive experience... At first.
Throughout the course of the few two episodes I made a note of different things Maple said that implies this is a hybrid experience, part haptic and part NeuraLink.
I came to this conclusion because there was an anticipation of pain but due to her stats, she felt none and then on numerous occasions when Maple just DEVOURS HER ENEMIES, literally, she comments on the flavours. So we've definitely got some eletrical pew pews happening along her thinking blob (brain).
There's be no information shared in episodes 1+2 regarding real world input and how that works. Sally makes mention of how if you're nibble IRL then that's applicable in the game but it's very surface level. Given the vibe of the show, I don't think we'll get anything deeper and that's fine. The headset and gloves are just a vehicle to set a story inside of computer.
Tonally, this show isn't going for the 'trapped in the cage' narrative and seems to be more pure innocent silly fun and it's a nice change of pace!
I guess the last SAO comparison to draw is that there was an announcement of a 2nd Floor due to be unlocked but the image that accompanied it didn't have an actual pyramid / Aincrad appearance, this seemed more a generic satellite shot of the world implying it's more a continent unlock as opposed to ascending.
NEW SKILL UNLOCKED
I don't know if it was the author's intention but the hilariously absurd methods in which Maple unlocks skills and stat multipliers do raise some good points about the general makeup of MMORPG's as we know them.
I can't recall ever playing an MMO that even glanced in the direction of "learning experiences versus experience points" as a method for acquiring new skills.
How often have you dealt with a mundane skill tree, with the entire 0-100 level rewards laid out before you without an once of mystery? How often did you want to follow the specialization that would make you a sick spell-slinger, only to be forced in to the meta and be the guild's heal bitch in raids? It sucks.
The power of information and frantic sharing of it on message boards like we see in this show would be SO exciting during a game's launch. It'd all be chronicled on wikis eventually or data-mined out but just once, I'd love to play a game like this.
TIME TO LOG OFF
There isn't a whole lot more to say after seeing the first two episodes. No big baddies teased, no true direction other than adventure and truthfully both Maple and Sally's character designs are basic AF buuuuuut.... It's fun.
Not every story needs to have tangling vines or lore and plot twists to round out each arch.
I'm quite content enjoying a carefree MMO anime and geeking out over the tech / mechanics they weave in.
I'll definitely be continuing this show on post-May 😁
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Damian and Helen Enjoy An Evening at the Theatre – May 22, 2019
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by Gingersnap | damian-lewis.com | May 22, 2019
Thespians Damian and Helen, pictured with Ben Power here, attended opening night of award-winning The Lehman Trilogy play at London's Piccadilly Theatre on Wednesday, May 22, 2019.
They joined Press Night for a VIP preview of the new production. Others in attendance were Adrian Lester, Stephen Mangan, Helen George, Natalie Dormer, Iain Glen and Ben Power.
The Lehman Brothers have opened their doors in the West End for a limited, 16-week run. It is story of a family and a company that changed the world, told in three parts on a single evening.
On a cold September morning in 1844 a young man from Bavaria stands on a New York dockside. Dreaming of a new life in the new world. He is joined by his two brothers and an American epic begins.
163 years later, the firm they establish – Lehman Brothers – spectacularly collapses into bankruptcy, and triggers the largest financial crisis in history.
Bobby Axelrod knows a thing or two about Wallstreet and the financial crisis!
The play was adapted by Ben Power, with Sam Mendes directing Simon Russell Beale, Adam Godley and Ben Miles who play the Lehman Brothers, their sons and grandsons.
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Fifty Billion Shades of Gray – Aug 24, 2018
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Billions: Integrating Mental Health, Finance, Silicon Valley Industries and Law and Order, with a Little Yonkers-Secret-Recipe-Pizza
by Anna Kornbluh | Los Angeles Review of Books | August 24, 2018
Ten years ago, the collapse of Lehman Brothers triggered the global financial crisis of 2008. Democrats were eight years in power, and their failure to prosecute the corporate criminals behind the crisis surely ranks as their biggest legacy. That failure was the condition of possibility for the anti-elite narrative that inspired the white working class and the white upper class to support a genuinely fascist insurgency before and beyond November 2016. It was also the condition of possibility for Billions.
Across its three seasons on Showtime, Billions explores the aftermath of Lehman's and Obama's 2008 peaks, tracking the waning and waxing faculty of elite professionals to steer their careers and helm the most powerful country in the world. The show is built around an extended parallel between outer-borough upstart Bobby Axelrod (Damian Lewis), principal of the wildly fruitful hedge fund Axe Capital, and Manhattan WASP Chuck Rhoades (Paul Giamatti), US Attorney for the New York Southern District and hero of a counterfactual recent past in which 81 bankers and traders were successfully prosecuted for their outlaw engineering of toxic asset slides. Rhoades fancies himself a just warrior, fighting against "[these] Teflon corporations that defraud the American people on a grand scale." As the series opens he levels his gaze at Axe, the Moby-Dick of parkour finance.
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How To Dress Like a Billionaire – April 23, 2018
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Now on its third season, Showtime's dramedy "Billions" masterfully captures the changing dress codes of the finance world
by Jacob Gallagher | Wall Street Journal | April 23, 2018
Bobby "Axe" Axelrod (next to his wife Lara, played by Malin Akerman) wearing his trademark hoodie. Source: Showtime – Photo by Jeff Neumann
TYPE "BOBBY AXELROD" into Google and the first recommendation that pops up is "Bobby Axelrod hoodie." So, to satisfy your curiosity: Mr. Axelrod, the cool-as-an-ice-cube-in-Alaska protagonist of Showtime's series "Billions," wears Loro Piana zip-ups. They're cashmere and just in case you're really interested in dressing like the man who makes the billions on "Billions," each one costs $2,295. For a glorified sweatshirt, they're a needlessly expensive indulgence, which makes them perfect for a show that is the embodiment of what wealth looks like today.
Now on its third season, the drama unfurls a cat-and-mouse chase between Mr. Axelrod (played by Damien Lewis), an ethically flexible Manhattan hedge fund manager, and Charles "Chuck" Rhoades Jr. (played by Paul Giamatti), an ethically flexible United States attorney for the Southern District of New York. The plots weave stock swapping and legal loopholing with fist-bumping bros, strip-club sushi lunches and even an excursion to a BDSM dungeon. In short, the show is glorious, greedy fun.
More than that though, what "Mad Men" did to immortalize the style of 1950s ad agencies, "Billions" is doing for post-Great Recession financial firms. Aside from his used-Camry-priced hoodie, Mr. Axelrod dresses more or less like the guy who sold me my coffee this morning, with his simple, dark A.P.C. jeans and egalitarian Puma sneakers. Gordon Gekko would mistake Bobby Axelrod for an intern.
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Since discovering Whispersync, I've found myself gravitating toward books available in both eBook and audio. Amazon already offers the Audible narration at a reduced price once you purchase the eBook. The book Murder in the Yoga Store by Peter Ross Range along with the audible narration was less than $5.00. Granted it's a short book and several years old. But it's hard to beat that kind of pricing.
The book Murder in The Yoga Store tells the story of the murder of Jayna Murray, an employee of a Bethesda, Maryland Lululemon Yoga apparel store. It's an intriguing mystery that takes some unexpected twists and turns. Ultimately, this is a story about two lives following very different paths that clash under tragic circumstances. This quick read/listen has the feel of an episode of Dateline or 48 Hours.
I give credit to the investigators who took the time to look objectively at the evidence. If not for one or two mistakes by the perpetrator, this case may never have been solved. Or worse, the wrong people might have been charged. The author concludes with the notion that we may never really know the motive behind the killing. I am confident that the motive was self-preservation. Pure and simple.
The book lacked images, which is my only criticism. A much longer book on the same subject has images but lacks an Audible component.


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We DO NOT charge you for our services. Our service is a FREE assessment of your personal injury claims. We are paid a recommendation fee at the point at which your claim is deemed successful by the solicitors handling it.
Any solicitor we diypi refer you to is an independent professional from whom you will receive impartial and confidential advice. You are free to choose another solicitor.
You may be able to make a claim yourself for free using the Official Injury Claims Portal if your claim falls under its remit.
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