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Repaired drywall and painted kitchen and dining room ceilings as well as painting basement stairwell and portion of kitchen walls. Bill did a professional, meticulous job. He clearly explained how he planned to proceed and what needed to be done. He was pleasant and easy to deal with and we would not hesitate to hire him again. We are very pleased with the result! – Charles J.
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I hired Mr. Kaufman to remodel my kitchen and have been very impressed with his work. Far from a run of the mill handyman, Mr. Kaufman is a meticulous craftsman whose superb skill and attention to detail yield beautiful and one of a kind results. Mr. Kaufman is experienced in the renovation of historic properties and, in my kitchen, was able to create custom cabinets that are both beautiful and architecturally consistent with the rest of my Victorian house. I am thrilled with the final product! In addition to his excellent work, Mr. Kaufman is reasonably priced, professional, and conscientious in his work. I highly recommend Mr. Kaufman and It's All Better for anyone considering home renovations. – Jessica M.
Nice guy, laid out his work schedule a head of time, gave me the cost before he started the work then performed the work timely and professionally. – Terry L.
Bill, came to the house and sanded our floors, and put polyurethane on, put 3 ceiling fans and lights up, lowered the fireplace mantle, repaired the wall, and installed new bathroom light/fan. Bill is extremely professional, prompt and courteous, arrived when he said he would and did a great job. He also didn't charge an huge amount for his work. He is also now building us built-in book shelves. – Sue J.
Bill Kaufman demolished our old large deck and build a new one using treated lumber and composite decking. Along the way he found and repaired some rotted sill. Everything was done well and on time. I would definitely hire him again. – Brian O.
We had a good experience with Bill on a previous job so we asked him to do a repair job on some rotted floor joists in our basement and to replace the front door and flooring in our foyer. Bill came out and discussed the job with us, explaining how he would go about fixing the problem. It was a complicated job so I checked some remodeling sites online and his suggestions were right on. Once the needed materials were purchased and delivered, Bill fit our job into his schedule promptly and completed the job within 3 days of beginning it. Bill and his assistant were very pleasant and polite and they even fixed something extra in my kitchen that had been bothering me for years. I won't hesitate to use Bill again. – Tracy H.
Bill came over immediately when my pipes clogged. He was efficient, fast, friendly, & affordable. Even came on short notice. Always on time. I would absolutely recommend him for any of your home needs ! – Tiffany T.
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Inspected my home inside and out. gave me a hand writen report and reviewed it with me. Helpful in realizing what was good and what needed attention in the house. David D.
Bill took apart an existing linen closet and re-designed it. He even took out some of the existing dry wall that we had put in to make the area more level and even…I had him install white bead board and make the shelves out of white melamine. It looks great !!!! I love it . We had t.v. and phone wires in this closet which he re-routed to behind the wall and made some of the panels removable in case we have a leak …our washer return hose is in the back of the wall. Bill is very nice, easy to work with and listen to your ideas …this is the second time we have had him here and it definitely won't be the last. I always seem to have a project just waiting…Thanks again, Bill (we both really appreciate your hard work and love our bathroom. – Thomas C.
Bill is on time, neat and clean, a creative problem solver, pleasant, respectful, reasonably priced and experienced. He's very honest in that he turned down a job because he felt I could get a better price form another company (and I did). – Dale F.
Replaced sill under sliding glass door-rehung and adjusted door so it slides easily. A very pleasant, professional guy, estimated the job would cost $250 based on expected time, came in at half that. – Mike B.
Repaired shed; replaced ramp and all the rotten wood. Removed roofing and installed new wood and shingles. Also built a new step for my patio room. Did a very good job. Would certainly hire him again. – Linda W.
I hired Bill to install a stairlift in my home for my elderly motherinlaw. He fit my job into his schedule the same week which is more than the stair lift company would do. He came as agreed and worked very hard installing the unit. What a nice young man! His work was excellent and I plan to hire him for more jobs. His price was so low that I gave him some extra $ as I thought the job was worth it. Do not hesitate to hire Bill for your home needs. – Tracy H.
It's All Better installed a new sink, a new faucet, garbage disposal and a new dishwasher. I liked his work product. He is reliable, he was there when he said he would be there, cleaned up and is very dependable. – Carol R.
Bill was fair, honest, and diligent in his work. When the project threw him a curve- he discussed the options with me thoroughly and we were able to adjust with minimal time and cost change. I would undoubtedly recommend him and will be calling again as new projects arise – Nichole M.
He does work for us on our rental homes. There seems nothing that he can not do. he always makes time for us. his work is the best.Bill is very professional and a price that we can afford …that is a rare thing now a days. – Bob C.
Excellent. Work was outstanding. Bill is prompt, reliable and responsive. I highly recommend him. – Jean S.
Bill is a neat, clean and pleasant man who goes about his business quickly, quietly and efficiently. We would definitely call Bill again for any kind of handy man type job – Gary F.
My husband had been struggling, for weeks, to put up crown molding in our newly remodeled family room. With the holidays, and company, fast approaching I finally couldn't take the pressure anymore and called Mr. Kaufman. He indicated he could be at the house within the hour, to give me an estimate. He not only arrived on time: he brought a helper with him and the two of them had the job done and were gone within three hours of their arrival. Charges were dead-on the estimate. They were courteous and professional. And the room was ready for the holidays ! Awesome job ! – Donna K.
No problems; the work was completed quickly and actually ended up costing less than the general quote provided in our phone conversation – Kathy D.
We wanted to update our present bathroom without having the whole thing gutted. Bill put up beadboard , installed a new floor and threshold, new moulding at floor and chair rail to finish off the beadboard. We love it. …it looks like a whole new room…Bill was a joy to work with and very easy to talk to …and I liked his work ethic…he is patent and precise…thanks for a super job, Bill My overall experience was great…he liked what I picked out and work quietly and efficiently…when the job was done, I was very pleased…I want kind of a shabby chic , cottagey look and that is what I got…thanks again – Linda C.


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That is a very good question. I don't know how you could do it. You could get close with careful measuring, and a plane, either hand or electric, taking off wood to your lines. But that would only be as close as your skill with a plane. I know I wouldn't be able to get it perfect, although I imagine some woodworkers could.
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ALE was contracted to transport two 280te transformers to a site in Diele, Germany.
ALE completed the project in two phases, firstly transporting transformer one from Nurnberg on a barge to Bingum. The second transformer was then transported was then transported from Rotterdam by the same process.
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The person who draws the stricter code to tackle pokies card makes a factual statement beginning with the aflac pregnancy payout 2018 words "Never have I ever." All players who the statement does NOT apply to must drink.
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Each card has a rule that is predetermined before the game starts.Each card has a different action associated with it, which are listed below.If you enjoyed it, please leave feedback in the comments let us know how we can make it better!I would give the example of the Bulls, the next person might say the Celtics, and.' 9) Bust-a-Rhyme Say a word and the person next to you has to rhyme with.This game is highly open ended and all of the cards can signify any mini-game, the rules and the card assignments are normally confirmed at the start of the game.You can also tell one person to take two drinks.If they are wrong then they drink.You can assign them, or just make them.Q) Hidden Category Much like the Jack rule of similar name, in this a player has to think of a category, name something from it and then other players must do the same.
If you do you must take a drink (works out better for guys as a lot of the time they call their friends by their last names).This continues and every multiple of 7 and 11 (7,11,14,21,22 etc.The play goes around the table with each player drawing one card at a time.They can choose to turn to same direction as the person before them and say "vroom passing it one more person.Share, kings, Kings Deck, King's Cup, King of Cups, Circle of Death, or, categories is a popular drinking game similar to circle of death.If all players of the game become mated, then all ties are cancelled.A) Waterfall The Drawer of the card starts drinking.This rule is nearly always treated as optional, as if the circle is broken early, the concoction in the King's Cup will be neither especially large nor especially foul.Questionmaster: "What time is it?" Player: "Is it around midnight?" King King's Cup When each of the first 3 Kings are drawn, the person who drew the card pours some of their drink into the King's Cup at the center of the table.
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Hi, my name is Laura. I am a 20-something year old woman, born and raised in a very tiny country, named Belgium. Who am I? I guess we are both looking for that answer. What I do know is that I am the result of the places where I lived (including its people).
Though I think my hometown is one of the best cities in the world, there are some other places that will always have my heart. And each of these places had a contribution to the person I've become up 'till now. When I say hometown I'm speaking about Antwerp (obviously). Though I was not born and raised in Antwerp (yet very close), it is the city where I felt home the most.
But my story does not begin in Antwerp. It begins in Mortsel/Kontich, where I grew up and went to school. Here I became a singer and guitarist. It is where I developed my enthusiasm for running and soccer, where I started to love biking, and where I became a very good student (thank you mom!). And not to forget, where I became the dreamer I still am today.
When I moved to Antwerp during my studies, I changed a lot. Antwerp made me a commercial engineer, a partner (yes I am talking about my man, Mathias), and friend of some amazing people. She made me appreciate street musicians, good food, and fashion. She made me outgoing and a Wiking, which changed me from a shy girl, to a woman who is not afraid to take on a little challenge.
After I graduated, I started working in Ghent. Here I met de most hilarious people with good taste for music. Ghent made me an IT consultant, a house music lover, and a self-assured woman.
Somewhere between Antwerp and Ghent, I went on erasmus in Paris. I had never been there before so was absolutely amazed by its beauty. I love Paris. She made me extravert, yet humble. She turned me in to a wine lover and an 'outdoorsperson'. Nothing better than sipping wine on a Parisian terrace in wintertime.
We are almost there, just one more place to add.. and it is a special one. It's called Limburg. In Limburg I have a lot of family, and was partly raised here by my dad and stepmother. Limburg taught me to enjoy silence, made me more of a family person, made me conscious and grateful and a coffee lover.
Right now I live on the other side of the world because in december 2015 my life took another bend. My love was asked to work in Colombia for 4 years.
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I quit my job, packed all of our stuff (yes, we took it all), hugged my lovely family goodbye, danced for the last time (at least for a while) with my amazing friends and took the plane to Cartagena de Indias. A beautiful, idyllic town in Colombia.
At that time, I had absolutely no clue of what I was going to do here (honestly, I still don't know), but that was maybe what excited me the most.
No doubt about it that this place is changing me, but it is still too early to say exactly how. However, I can already say that this is the city that taught me Spanish, Champeta, Ron de Medellín, pelicans and a whole lot of patience.
So right now I live in Colombia and I am getting pretty keen on this expat life. We settled into our fantastic apartment, I kind of manage myself in Spanish and I already made a few trips within Colombia. My conclusion so far is that this country has truly beauty in abundance and I want to discover it to the fullest.
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Some time ago the Enlightenment project has already begun work on adaptation for Wayland and intends to continue it. Support for high-grade work surface Wayland display server for over a year there in libraries EFL (Enlightenment Foundation Library), the components of which are the basis of the project Enlightenment. Wayland has over can work using EFL client applications based both on Widget Ready Elementary, and the low-level API Ecore-Evas. When Running Wayland supported drawing with sharing Shared-memory buffers and using OpenGL ES2, input mechanisms used Wayland, supported by resizing and moving windows, window decorations done on the client side. Work on creation of Enlightenment full composite based server Wayland.
In their plans to support Wayland Enlightenment project was in agreement with the developers of GTK + / GNOME and Qt / KDE, which also hear Wayland as a future replacement of X11. Enlightenment developers believe that success can be achieved only by working together on the development community standards, such as Wayland, which gives each of the desktop environments, the possibility of implementing an individual approach through the development of its own composite servers supporting single protocol Wayland.
Currently, developers Enlightenment can not see any technical problems in Wayland and things Mir project should be changed. Moreover, there are no fundamental technical and functional differences between Mir and Wayland. Therefore, the Enlightenment project does not intend to support additional rendering engines and display system developed by the project Mir. Such support would be an additional burden for the project, so the Enlightenment is not interested in supporting Mir, even if this work took someone from the outside.
Additionally, you can mark a note on progress to optimize and reduce memory consumption in libraries EFL. With the participation of engineers from Samsung and Intel in the development of EFL 1.8 branch has been added to implement a new object model Eo for unification of all the objects EFL, The asynchronous rendering and a new component Ephysics. The above changes increased the memory consumption when running benchmark suite from 5.4 to 8 MB. After optimization, managed to reduce the memory consumption of up to 5.6 MB, which corresponds approximately to the state prior to the change.


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In 1890, in the year that Andrew Kossman was born, on December 29th, the Wounded Knee Massacre occurred in South Dakota on the Lakota Pine Ridge Indian Reservation . The U.S. 7th Cavalry Regiment said that they rode into the Lakota camp "trying to disarm" the inhabitants. One person, Black Coyote - who was deaf - held onto his rifle, saying that he paid a lot of money for it. Shots rang out and by the end at least 153 Lakota Sioux - some estimates say 300 - and 25 troops had died. The site of the massacre is a National Historic Landmark.
In 1948, by the time he was 58 years old, on January 30th, Mahatma Gandhi was assassinated in New Delhi by a member of a Hindu nationalist party who thought that Gandhi was too accommodating to Muslims. The man, Nathuram Godse, shot Gandhi 3 times. He died immediately. The shooter was tried, convicted, and hung in November 1949.
In 1955, Andrew was 65 years old when in January, President Eisenhower sent direct aid to South Vietnam. In February, U.S. advisors were sent to train troops.
In 1975, by the time he was 85 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 1983, in the year of Andrew Kossman's passing, on August 30th, the Soviet Union claimed that a South Korean Boeing 747 jetliner (Flight 007), bound for Seoul from New York City, had strayed into Soviet airspace. Saying that they believed it to be a U.S. spy plane, the passenger jet was shot down by a Soviet SU-15 fighter - after it had tracked the airliner for two hours. All 269 passengers (including a U.S. Representative from Georgia) and crew were killed.
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Kenneth Arno Kossman
Feb 9, 1927 - May 15, 2009
Frances Kossman
Aug 28, 1899 - Jul 1980
Oscar Kossman
Jan 25, 1895 - May 1976
Ruth M Kossman
Feb 27, 1928 - Oct 8, 2000
Elenora K Kossman
Oct 4, 1916 - Mar 1992
Juliet J Kossman
Mar 24, 1910 - Jun 2, 2008
Benjamin Kossman
Jan 16, 1909 - Jul 19, 1987
S Kossman
Jul 15, 1906 - Jun 1981
Albert J Kossman
Jun 17, 1912 - Nov 18, 1991
Chester N Kossman
Oct 1, 1947 - Dec 17, 2007
Julia B Kossman
Albert Kossman
Jan 22, 1888 - Mar 1965
John Kossman
Jul 18, 1894 - Feb 1976
Louise Kossman
Dec 25, 1886 - Dec 1962
Hazel Kossman
May 3, 1898 - Feb 1979
George S Kossman
Jul 18, 1919 - Sep 2, 1992
Virginia M Kossman
Feb 23, 1923 - Apr 24, 1999
A A Kossman
Oct 10, 1909 - Mar 15, 1970
Edward Joseph Kossman Jr
Jun 25, 1925 - Sep 6, 1995
Arthur Kossman
Jun 9, 1925 - Jul 29, 1998
Geneva Godenic
Sep 10, 1908 - Jul 1985
Robert B Johnson
Feb 26, 1914 - Mar 4, 1988
Glenn Morgan
Alvin Storkson
Nov 10, 1907 - Nov 1973
Earl Beale
Jun 11, 1913 - Aug 1966
Nicholas Nikias
Jul 28, 1894 - May 1964
Justice Johnson
Apr 13, 1904 - Feb 1980
Elanor F Roessler
May 22, 1919 - Mar 19, 2005
Nell Grove Wilhoit
Mar 25, 1904 - Aug 25, 2000
Harry Hendrickson
Aug 29, 1909 - Mar 1972
Dorothy S Gould
Lucille Dartt
Sep 30, 1904 - Oct 1980
Leonard Houfek
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Arthur Oneill
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Howard Schneider
Aug 7, 1897 - May 1987
Frederick Steinsberger
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Alf E Algrim
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John Drives
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Petreu () is a commune in Bihor County, Crișana, Romania with a population of 3,071 people (2011). It is composed of four villages: Abrămuț (Vedresábrány), Crestur (Apátkeresztúr), Făncica (Érfancsika), and Petreu.

The commune is located in the northern part of the county, on the banks of the river Barcău; to the west, between the Abrămuț and Făncica villages, flows the river Ier.

National road , which runs from Săcueni on the Hungarian border to Șimleu Silvaniei in Sălaj County, passes through the Crestur and Petreu villages. Just to the east of Petreu is the city of Marghita; the capital of Bihor County, Oradea, is  to the southwest.

The Abrămuț oil field is located on the territory of the commune.

The commune was called Abrămuț and its administrative seat was located in that village until 2022, when a law changed the name.

Natives
 Gavril Maghiar (1926–2005), sports shooter.

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Communes in Bihor County
Localities in Crișana


Hollywood has come out in full force to try and demonize President Trump, his administration, family, and supporters.
They intentionally hyperbolize everything like the necessary illegal immigrant family separation situation going on at our Southern border.
And now some of Hollywood's biggest stars are organizing one move that has the potential of destroying America.
Hollywood elitists are mobilizing against the Trump administration and the rest of the GOP – using issues like illegal immigration and Trump's upcoming Supreme Court Justice pick – to incite outrage from liberals across America.
Most levelheaded Americans aren't buying these Hollywood liberals tactics because they're all very much aware they live in a bubble.
But what some of Hollywood's biggest stars are planning right now might destroy America's social fabric.
Tina Fey and Lin Manuel-Miranda are at the forefront of leading groups to banish the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
Fey led a group of elitists for a benefit concert held at The Cooper Union in downtown New York City to raise money for criminal illegal aliens while demonizing ICE.
This benefit concert included such names as Brian Stokes Mitchell, Norm Lewis, Matt Bomer, Jorge Avila, Mandy Gonzalez, Jeremy Jordan, Olga Merediz, Andrew Rannells, Keala Settle, Shaina Taub and Patrick Wilson.
One of the songs performed was "America" from the hit play "West Side Story" which is loosely based on William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, about immigrants in New York City.
So you can imagine what kind of standing applause that received.
But another one of the entertainment industry's biggest stars, Lin-Manuel Miranda, had his own protest in Washington D.C. against President Trump's now-halted family separation policy.
Miranda was the writer and star of Broadway's biggest hit play of all time, Hamilton, and since then, the movie industry has been knocking on his door like he's the next Michael Jackson. He was nominated for an Oscar for Best Original Song for the Disney movie Moana.
You might remember that the cast for his hit Broadway show heckled then-Vice President elect Mike Pence when he attended a performance in 2016.
Imagine being criticized for a job you hadn't even started yet.
Miranda also sang a lullaby for the illegal immigrants.
Let's not mince words here; illegal immigrants are criminals.
Families are immediately separated because it's part of the due diligence process, and it's protocol for anybody who commits a misdemeanor in the United States of America.
Nobody is special and exempt from this process – not American citizens and especially not non-citizens.
But these Hollywood elitists want you to believe that it's Trump's administration and ICE who are the criminals.


At the northern edge of Hermann Park lies one of Houston's most popular attractions. Founded in 1909, it was originally named Houston Museum and Scientific Society, a name it had until a decision was made in 1960 to rename it Houston Museum of Natural Science. Not long after, construction began on a new facility and the renamed museum opened the doors of its current location in 1969.
Since 1969, there have been several additions made to the museum. The most recent is the Morian Hall of Paleontology, which more than doubled the size of the museum. The sight of over 60 skeleton mounts is really quite impressive. Not only do the skeleton displays offer visitors a very visceral sense of scale, many of the displays are also staged as predator and prey action scenes. Behind several of these hunting scenes are some beautiful lit-from-behind artwork pieces that show the scene in what appears as a very real picture of the hunt. It's a clever way of showing more than one aspect of these ancient animals.
Another area popular with visitors is the Cockrell Butterfly Center. A three-story, glass-domed structure allows visitors to walk among tropical plants and hundreds of fluttering butterflies. As anyone who has ever tried to get the perfect picture of a butterfly knows, it can be a very frustrating experience. Inside this warm and humid environment, designed for optimal butterfly contentment, your odds of capturing a good shot go way up. If necessary, locate a feeding station and you'll likely get what you want.
If you exit the butterfly center on the uppermost level, you'll enter the Brown Hall of Entomology. Here, you'll find a number of display cases containing live insects and some cases containing preserved butterflies and beetles. There's one really interesting case containing some serious masters of camouflage. After staring at leaf litter and sticks for a while, beginning to tire of the idea that there's even anything in the case, suddenly your eyes learn to look at things differently and you find they've been sitting right in front of you the whole time. Things are definitely not always what they seem.
It was right in front of my eyes!
Some of the most fascinating cases in the entomology hall are those that contain the chrysalides of many species of butterflies. If you're lucky, you might arrive just in time to see a butterfly emerge from one. If not, you could still spend a long time here just analyzing the differences in color, shape and size.
The Houston Museum of Natural Science maintains a number of permanent exhibits. I must admit to the Cullen Hall of Gems and Minerals being my favorite. Although I've visited it many times, I still find myself in front of those glass cases feeling absolutely stunned by the beauty within. In addition, I enjoy the Strake Hall of Malacology, which houses a beautiful collection of shells. With enough time on my hands, I also like to go for a wander in the Welch Chemistry Hall. Depending on your own interests, you may find other areas that will draw you in the same way. Who knows, exploring the museum may lead to new passions.
How can you not be transfixed by this?
Every year, visitors can look forward to special exhibits arriving at the science museum. Some of our favorites over the years have been a mummy exhibit from Egypt, the Terra Cotta Warriors from China, and the Body Worlds exhibits.
There are two separate areas for watching documentaries. The Wortham Giant Screen Theater is appropriate for both digital and 3D movies and will usually have a choice of several different documentaries on any given day. The Burke Baker Planetarium, with its domed roof and reclining seats, is optimal for space documentaries.
The planetarium is also often used for the museum's evening lecture series. On Tuesday evenings, usually starting at 6:30, the museum will regularly schedule various interesting people from the world of science to come and speak. We've attended a number of these lectures and they're always informative and interesting. The speakers selected are experts in their fields and represent many nationalities. If you've not attended one of these, I would recommend giving it a try.
This story will be the first in a series of museum visits I'll be scheduling this summer. It's my ingenious way of being active while getting out of the summer heat. The next museum to be featured will be The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston.


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'Obvious Child' and 'Landline': Why Gillian Robespierre's Films Should Be Your New Obsession
by Bethany Lola February 25, 2021
written by Bethany Lola February 25, 2021
Six months ago, Gillian Robespierre wasn't on my radar, but flash forward to now, I've watched her entire small yet unbelievably brilliant filmography, including both limited series she has worked on (A Teacher and Mrs. Fletcher) and Jenny Slate's Netflix stand-up special. Underrated film directors like her need a lot more praise; they're working on amazing films, but sometimes lack a devoted audience who would most certainly love them.
Obvious Child (2014) and Landline (2017) are by no means completely revolutionary, but they feel like home in one way or another. That feeling is unmatched. Coming-of-age films tend to have this comforting, warm-blanket feeling as you watch and relate to what these characters are going through. Whether that be a lonely college experience, a manic high school party, or just the general highs and lows of growing up. Robespierre creates a mellow atmosphere among her female characters which seems raw and genuine, and a powerful connection forms.
What makes these two particular films stand out for me is the way no one hides back what they're feeling; on every rewatch, there's something new to adore. Both Obvious Child and Landline feature a main storyline that takes place in the character's 20s, so the vibe is already slightly different from the usual coming-of-age film centered around younger characters as Jenny Slate (the star of both films) paves her way through adulthood, facing problems as she figures out what to do with her life.
WOMEN!
Who doesn't want a female-directed and female-written movie with a female ensemble at its center? The women in these films feel so 'normal' yet so powerful — they overcome the tasks presented in front of them without help from a man, and make necessary decisions by themselves. So many on-screen performances where a woman seeks guidance have a man be the one who puts an idea into her head.
Robespierre writes her characters to be independent, even if they have stumbles with a man along the way. In Obvious Child, the main character has to overcome an obstacle involving a man, but solely goes with her own advice. Many films write their female leads to not have any involvement with a man at all — which I'm all for — but the normality in which Robespierre directs makes these situations so female-driven, even if a man is still in the picture.
Donna (Jenny Slate) is a comedian living in New York, in her 20s, recently unemployed, and has no direct path that she wants to go down. While at the bar where she occasionally does stand-up, she meets Max (Jake Lacy) and hits it off with him immediately. The two hit it off so much that they end up having a one-night stand, but nothing else seems to come of it until a few weeks later when Donna realizes she's pregnant and doesn't want to keep the baby. Obvious Child follows Donna as she decides what she wants to do, with the help from her mom and her friends.
This film makes you fall in love with Jenny Slate so much that you'll beg for more. The way Obvious Child ends brings so much joy to me, and almost brings tears to my eyes. Its warm aura feels so natural and beautiful, despite its short runtime of only 83 minutes. It's something to watch on a Sunday evening with a glass of wine. Films on pregnancy are common, however, the way Obvious Child captures this storyline of an unwanted pregnancy stands out. It rationalizes the situation, and adds in comedic elements which flow so nicely. Slate's performance is incredible, and praise is due to her for being a fantastic actress who is actually funny.
Dana (Jenny Slate) and sister Ali (Abby Quinn) are finding their feet, both at different stages of their lives. Dana is engaged to Ben (Jay Duplass) and Ali is figuring out what she wants in life. One evening while high, Ali discovers hundreds of love letters from her dad to another woman that isn't her mom. This 90s-set dramedy explores the ins and outs of relationships, challenging feelings and the truth, while causing you to fall in love yet again with Jenny Slate. Despite love affairs and complicated romances, Landline is so comforting. Dana and Ali's friendship grows as sisters, and we find out what it's like to grow up in a fast-paced city before the technology we have now.
As far as the most underrated films go, Landline is up there.
Other Women in Film to Watch Out For
Gillian Robespierre is a name that hopefully continues to grow in popularity, but along with her outstanding work, credit is also due to some other modern-day female directors. Jamie Babbit is someone that I have recently come to adore. Her onscreen LGBTQ+ characters are so wonderfully written, with additional praise going to the extremely underrated Addicted To Fresno, which is a MUST watch. Céline Sciamma is known for her critically acclaimed Portrait of a Lady on Fire, but Girlhood and Boyhood should be added to the watchlist too. Julia Hart's Miss Stevens and I'm Your Woman are both also great female co-written and directed features.
Both Obvious Child and Landline are available to stream on various services across the world on VOD.
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I'm not going to lie, in the first week of driving in the States, I reversed into a tree while backing into a car parking space. My car already had a giant dent in the bumper when we bought it so other than my self esteem, there wasn't really much damage. Anyone that has passed a car test in Europe will know what an awful experience it is. We have tests that last for over 1hr3o (including a warm up lesson before it) which include parallel parking, reverse parking, reversing round corners, 3 point turns, emergency stops, roundabouts, traffic, clutches, biting points, gear changes, the lot. It's also CRAZY expensive! So here's my experience of an Expat getting a driving license in America!


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By Christopher Breen, Senior Editor, Macworld | PT
Getting more touch from your iPhone interface
Reader Dale Cardoza would like a unified interface experience among his iOS devices. He writes:
I have an iPad and an iPhone. I've become accustomed to using multitasking gestures on my iPad's screen—pinching with four fingers to return to the Home screen, for example. I then move to my iPhone, try the gesture, and it doesn't work. Is there anything I can do to have gesture control over some of the iPhone's features?
In an effort to not begin and end my answer with "No"—thus making this an almost entirely useless waste of a browser page—I'll instead respond with "Sort of."
Multitasking gestures are not available on the iPhone or iPod touch—no, not even in iOS 7. But if you have an aversion to the current avenues for accessing the Home screen and other features, I can offer another means.
[ Further reading: Everything you need to know about iOS 12 ]
That means is the iOS's Assistive Touch feature. Designed to help those who have difficulty manipulating the interface with their hands, it's a feature that can help those who prefer to avoid the Home button (or can't use the Home button because it works intermittently or not at all). You'll find it by going to Settings > General > Accessibility in both iOS 6 and iOS 7.
Scroll down this screen and tap Assistive Touch. On the resulting screen toggle the Assistive Touch switch to On. When you do this a gray square will appear on the bottom-left of your iPhone's screen and will remain on the screen regardless of which app you're using. It will fade shortly after it appears. You can move it around the screen by tapping and dragging it.
Tap this square and the Assistive Touch window appears. Here you'll find Siri, Device, Home, and Favorites items. To travel to the Home screen, tap Home. To engage Siri, tap that button. To see other options, tap on Device. (From the Device screens you can tap buttons for Lock Screen, Rotate Screen, Volume Down, Volume Up, Gestures, Shake, Screenshot, and Multitasking.)
Some of the options available via Assistive Touch.
It hardly mimics mutitasking gestures and some may find the idea of having to tap their iPhone's screen twice versus pressing a Home button once a waste of a perfectly good tap. But it's there and available should you need or desire it.
Chris has covered technology and media since the latter days of the Reagan Administration. In addition to his journalistic endeavors, he's a professional musician in the San Francisco Bay Area.


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Simpson University is a private, Christian, fully accredited liberal arts institution in Redding, California. Redding is the largest city in Northern California between Sacramento, California and Eugene, Oregon – and yet it has the ambiance of a small town. Simpson's beautiful 92-acre rural campus is located within sight of three mountain ranges, but it is not far from the urban center. The college currently serves over 1,200 graduate and undergraduate students.
Simpson University is selective and does not offer open admission. The average high school GPA of new freshman undergrads is 3.4. SAT scores of accepted students average at least 450 for verbal and 440 for math. Scholarships are awarded on a priority basis to undergraduate students who excel academically, artistically, or spiritually. In addition, grants are given to students who fit certain criteria. One of these is a Home School Grant of $1,000 per year for students homeschooled at least 75% of their high school career. March 2 is the priority awarding deadline.
Originally founded in 1921 as Simpson Bible Institute in Seattle, Washington, the school was named in honor of Dr. Albert B. Simpson, a Presbyterian minister in the late 19th century who pioneered the Bible institute movement and founded the Christian and Missionary Alliance. From its earliest days, the motto of the college has been "Gateway to World Service." Initially offering a two-year program of study, the school was designed to promote spiritual growth and fulfill the Great Commission by preparing students for service overseas.
By 1940, Simpson was offering a choice of programs: Theology, Missiology and Bible/Music. In 1955, the school moved to San Francisco, and its name was changed to Simpson Bible College since it was now granting bachelor's degrees. In 1968, the college was granted regional accreditation by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges. Over the years, the college continued to broaden its academic offerings so that by the time the half-century mark was reached in 1971, it had become a comprehensive liberal arts college offering professional as well as biblical studies. That same year, its name was changed to Simpson College.
In 1989, Simpson College relocated to a new campus in Redding. After the move, undergraduate enrollment more than doubled. Graduate programs (including the School of Education and A.W. Tozer Theological Seminary) were established, and the School of Continuing Studies (ASPIRE) was added. Although its original mission has expanded to prepare students for a variety of ministerial and lay professions, the college (now Simpson University) maintains its focus on global service.
Simpson faculty members are experienced in international study and ministry. They reflect a broad range of evangelical backgrounds and come from a variety of institutions across the nation. Class sizes are small at Simpson University, averaging 16 students to every professor. The small class size gives students an opportunity to interact one-on-one with their professors. This personal learning environment is part of what makes the Simpson experience more appealing than a typical four-year university.
Simpson students represent 30 different Christian denominations and several independent churches, although the largest segment continues to be members of the Christian and Missionary Alliance. They also represent a mix of ethnic backgrounds, and come from a number of states and foreign countries. On average, there are two male to every three female undergrads at Simpson.
Simpson University has a greater breadth of degree programs (majors) than most colleges of its size. Simpson offers traditional undergraduate, accelerated undergraduate, study abroad, graduate, and credentialing programs to meet a variety of educational needs. The school is known for its highly successful programs in music, therapy and counseling, business and human resources management, and liberal arts.
Simpson University's undergraduate program offers Associate of Arts and Bachelor of Arts degrees. The 23 bachelor's degree programs are offered in three divisions: Theology and Ministry, Science and Business, and Humanities. The university also offers graduate degrees in teaching, education, divinity, psychology, and Christian leadership. The A.W. Tozer Theological Seminary opened in the fall semester of 2007, offering graduate degrees in Bible and Theology.
Simpson University has a residential campus feel, where full-time students are the norm. The school provides dorm rooms to a higher percentage of its students than do most colleges, and freshmen are required to live on campus. Each dorm floor participates in events such as movie nights, bonfires, prayer groups, and more. A student meal plan with 21 meals per week is available. Part-time jobs can be found on or off campus.
Parents are encouraged to view the Simpson faculty and staff as instruments of God in the lives of their students. At the same time, the college recognizes that the parental commitment to their students does not end at the college door. Having more directly guided students through the pre-college years, parents now have the opportunity to coach their student from the sidelines, watching them they develop as individuals and as followers of Jesus Christ. Parents are welcome to get involved in supporting their students through the Parent Council and "Hugs from Home" program.
Simpson has always valued student athletics, with five men's sports teams and six women's sports teams. The Simpson athletic program is a member of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) and the National Christian College Athletic Association (NCCAA). Simpson students compete in the California Pacific Conference and in the sports of soccer, cross country, volleyball, basketball, baseball, softball, and golf. Simpson University has won the Cal Pac Sportsmanship award numerous times.
The climate in the Redding area can be described as Mediterranean, with hot, dry summers and cool, wet winters. Average high temperatures during July and August frequently exceed 90 degrees but drop to the low 50's in winter. With lakes, caverns and even a ski park nearby, Redding is the gateway to numerous outdoor activities. Tourists use the city as a base to explore Lassen Volcanic National Park, Lake Shasta, the Cascades, and other natural attractions.
The area has an abundance of outdoor activities to suit every taste, including fishing and boating on the Sacramento River. The Sacramento River meanders nine miles through the middle of town, beginning just below Shasta Dam. This stretch of river is one of the finest trout-fishing waters in the Western United States.
Turtle Bay Exploration Park, a 300-acre ecology park located along the banks of the Sacramento River, contains a museum and 20-acre garden to allow study of native flora and fauna of the Sacramento River ecosystem and surrounding forests. The complex currently includes three museums, a visitor's center, an aviary, a summer butterfly house, arboretum, gardens, and exhibits highlighting art, history, horticulture, forestry, wildlife, and natural science.
The crown jewel of Turtle Bay Exploration Park is the Sundial Bridge, a unique cantilevered cable-stayed pedestrian bridge designed by world-renowned Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava and completed in July 2004. The harp-shaped suspension bridge features a glass deck, and the tall tower holding up the support cables also acts as a sundial. The bridge links the north and south sides of the park and serves as a downtown entrance for Redding's extensive Sacramento River Trail system.
Simpson University seems to be an ideal choice for well-rounded homeschool graduates who like nature and the outdoors, have a desire to develop spiritually as well as academically and physically, and are considering the ministry/mission field or have an interest in the other majors offered by the college. For more information, see: http://www.simpsonu.edu
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Bob and Jim established Stellaís Black Dog Tavern two and a half years ago, Named in honor of Bob's gorgeous Bernese Mountain Dog, Stella. Bob used to come to the restaurant when it was Doyleís with Stella and really enjoyed the place. Bob would sit there, bored from retirement, and decided to buy it as a hobby bar. When Bob and Jim turned Doyleís into Stellaís Black Dog Tavern, they started to morph the bar into a family bar, where people of all ages are welcome. When kids visit Stellaís, they get their own Stella dog doll to take home!Stella is a service dog and loves coming to the restaurant or visiting people in the hospital. The Health Department gave her a clean bill of health, and she does not go in the kitchen of course. Everyone loves meeting and greeting Stella when they come in! Stellaís Black Dog Tavern is truly a hidden gem in Plymouth and a cozy family place that people love to come to. Each menu item is completely original. Everything is made from scratch, including the salsas and soups. All of their veggies come in fresh every day! Stellaís Black Dog Tavern is popular for their Poutine, a Canadian dish with cheese curds, french fries, and gravy. The homemade Mushroom and Chicken Strips are very popular. Each and every day, Stellaís Black Dog Tavern puts on delicious specials, like Prime Rib Saturdays. The fish specials are very popular! Stellaís Black Dog Tavern also offers several gluten-free items to accommodate dietary needs. Be sure to check out Stellaís Black Dog Tavernís enclosed year round patio. It is wonderfully enjoyed in the winter with a fire place and in the summer with warmer weather.


"Five Bells for 9/11" is a memorial to those that died and to those that were wounded physically and emotionally on that infamous morning.The play tells the stories of three people that were directly impacted: Bruce Van Hine, a fire fighter for Squad 41; Lana Ho Shing, a mutual funds specialist for Morgan Stanley, and Father Brian Jordan, a Franciscan priest at the Church of St. Francis.
Writer and actor Rich Swingle created this piece to leave the audience with new, healing memories linked to those that still wound us even 10 years later. Ann Van Hine, Greenwood Lake resident and wife of one of the characters in the play has said, "We shouldn't be coping, we should be hoping." Van Hine will share some reflections following Swingle's presentation.
The one man play will be presented on Friday, September 9th, 2011 7:00PM at the Warwick Valley Church of the Nazarene on Route 94 North between Warwick and Florida. It is free and open to the public, but tickets are required. Please contact the church office at 986-3013 to arrange to pick up tickets.


Tonight there is a full lunar eclipse which is when the Earth comes between the Sun and the Moon and the earth casts its shadow on the moon.
Tonight the moon is at its closest approach to earth so it is known as a super moon.
Two photos first with flash, second without….
By your light I see my way.


We have some great content added to HockeySC.com this week. We are getting some really good contributions from some really good coaches.
First up is "From the Ground Up" by Dan John. This one was originally on Strengthcoach.com and we liked it so much that we decided to put it up on here. Those who read this blog know that I am a huge fan of Dan John and his writing. Dan writes about a really simple and easy program that he had done in his ninth grade physical education class. It is simple, but very effective. A really good read from Dan John.
Next up is Mike Potenza's "In-Season Lifts: Core Movements, Strength Movements, and Complexes". Mike gives us a look at what his philosophy is on exercise selection during the in-season phase. This is a really good systemic overview of what exercises Mike chooses during the in-season phase.
Next is Jim Reeve's "The Disconnect of Culture". This is an article that is along the same line as "Diversify Your Athletic Lifestyle" article. I think that the development of hockey players has to include being athletes at other sports or activities besides hockey. Jim does a great job in this article in bringing about the importance of doing other activities in off-ice training besides "hockey-specific" workouts.
Next is a piece the John Buccigoss from Espn wrote called "Producing Elite U.S. Players Starts at the Bottom". I originally read the piece on-line at Espn.com. I emailed John and asked if we could put it up on the site. I have always read John's columns because I enjoy his view on today's game and he is a hockey guy. In this article John looks at possible reasons why there aren't more U.S. elite players in the NHL today. He also interviews Kenny Rausch, who is the manager of youth hockey for U.S.A. Hockey. This is a really good piece as we would like the site to have a direction on youth hockey development from a strength and conditioning perspective.
Next is my own, "Neck Strengthening For Hockey". In this article, I outline what my philosophy is on strengthening the neck extensors. With the amount of head injuries in hockey today, proper neck strengthening is important for the prevention of whiplash associated with them.
We hope you enjoy this week's new content in addition to the forum activity that is going on.
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BLAIR, Neb. — Metropolitan Community College will host Fire Teen Safety Camp at the Blair Public Library, 2233 Civic Drive, beginning Monday, July 10. The camp runs each day 9 a.m.-noon and ends Thursday, July 13. Students will learn skills such as CPR, first aid, using a fire extinguisher and other emergency care procedures.
With kids out of school during the summer, the number of accidents can rise. The MCC camp aims to provide babysitters and other teenage care givers an opportunity to learn emergency skills that could save a life. The camp will end with a completion ceremony, including a certification card and certificate of completion. The cost of the camp is $90.
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Ива́н Никола́евич Ищенко (, Пустоваровка — 22 ноября 1975, Киев) — советский хирург. Доктор медицинских наук (1941), профессор (1944). Член-корреспондент АН УССР (1945). Заслуженный деятель науки и техники УССР (1942). Генерал-майор медицинской службы.

Биография
С 1941 по 1943 год был главным хирургом Юго-Западного, Сталинградского, Донского фронтов. После войны вернулся в Киевский медицинский институт и вплоть до 1955 года руководил кафедрой общей хирургии.

Скончался 22 ноября 1975 года и похоронен на Байковом кладбище.

Ученики
Под руководством И. Ищенко было подготовлено 25 диссертационных работ.

Публикации
 Операции на желчных путях и печени. — Здоровья, 1966. — 475 с.

Память
 Бюст И. Ищенко на территории Киевского военного госпиталя ()

Примечания

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 Киевский календарь.

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Senator Francis Escudero's once bright political star seems to have faded significantly in the aftermath of the 2013 senatorial elections. Once considered a close contender to fellow administration candidate Loren Legarda for the number one spot, Escudero ultimately finished fourth in the race.
Bad publicity caused by his falling out with former president Joseph Estrada and his spat against the parents of his girlfriend Heart Evangelista obviously hurt his candidacy. Iglesia ni Cristo's decision not to endorse him also added insult to the injury.
Having endorsed Escudero in 2007, one can't help but wonder why he was junked by the influential religious group this time around. One former high ranking politician who'd been endorsed by the INC before told The Filipino Scribe that Escudero's vote to convict former Chief Justice Renato Corona may have been a factor.
Escudero tried to gloss over the INC snub, saying in a statement that he remains highly respectful of INC despite not getting their nod. Nevertheless, for INC to refuse to endorse a sure winner like him illustrates the difficulties he might face if he runs in 2016.
Is there a chance for him to be tapped as a vice presidential candidate? Escudero endorsed then-Makati Mayor Binay and not then-Senator Mar Roxas two weeks before the 2010 vice presidential elections. Roxas' circle, particularly his wife, is not likely to forget that easily.
Can he instead be Binay's running-mate? It depends on Binay's biggest political benefactor: Joseph Estrada. Many believe that Estrada wants Binay to tap his son Jinggoy as a political payback. Had Estrada not tapped Binay as his running-mate, he probably would never be a major player in national politics. Given all these realities, it can be said that Escudero's political future looks in danger. Quo vadis, Chiz?


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Home News 'Inconclusive Elections' or 'Margin of Lead Principle' a Ruination, Scourge of Nigeria's Democracy
'Inconclusive Elections' or 'Margin of Lead Principle' a Ruination, Scourge of Nigeria's Democracy
By adminMar 12, 2019, 00:00 am
Since pre-independence Nigeria, Elections has been an important issue of concern in Nigeria, not only because it is the only Constitutional means of securing elective offices during democratic regimes, but because politicians and electorates know it is one way to determine who gets what in our country. Hence, the desperation and fierceness of politicians and political stakeholders during elections in Nigeria.
In my view, many political office seekers see public office as an opportunity to amass wealth and not for service, akin to Karl Marx theory of State Capitalism. No wonder the desperation of political actors during elections in Nigeria. Many times, political campaigns are characterized by propaganda, abuses, hate speech, violence to disrupt campaigns, intimidation and so on. Even on the day of the Election, hitherto we experienced ballot snatching, assassinations, intimidation, kidnapping, arson and burning of houses of political stakeholders e.t.c.
However, since 1999 till date, Electioneering process in Nigeria has greatly improved, save for Local Government Elections, where most of the Governors are the Judge and Advocate in their case. Elections have moved from ''Do or die'' to ''my blood is not worth the Life of any Nigerian''.
This development led to a smooth transition in 2015, where an incumbent President, lost an Election conducted by an Independent National Electoral Commission whose Management was majorly appointed by the his Government.
His Excellency, President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan allowed a free and fair Presidential Election with no interference from the Executive, and he lost and handed over to President Muhammadu Buhari in 2015. He not only handed over, but called the General, even before the Independent National Electoral Commission declared General Buhari the winner.
That exalted democratic governance in Nigeria to a status comparable to developed democracies in the West. It earned Nigeria a golden medal internationally and the world became hopeful that Nigeria was about to wake up from its deep slumber and take its place of pride in Black Africa.
Critics of President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan could not even deny the enviable enduring legacy of the amiable Ijaw-man; he would forever be remembered as a true democrat and a patriot.
With the perceived integrity of the newly sworn-in President Muhamadu Buhari, one was cocksure that the Electoral Process in Nigeria could only improve, especially that he was said to have contested without victory for years.
Unfortunately, a new poisonous bug has infested the Electioneering Process in Nigeria. This Poisonous bug commenced its deadly attack on the Nigerian Electioneering process on the 21st November 2015, when the Kogi State Gubernatorial Election was declared inconclusive.
Late Governor Abubakar Audu, candidate of the APC in the November 2015 governorship election was already coasting home to victory with 240,867 votes whilst the PDP Candidate, the then incumbent Governor Wada was trailing with 199,514 votes. But the number of cancelled votes was 49,953, higher than Audu's victory at the time 41, 353 votes. The Returning Officer declared the election inconclusive and whilst the election commenced earlier that day, the APC Candidate Abubakar Audu died.
Unfortunately, instead of APC to allow the running mate of the Late Flag bearer to continue the gubernatorial race based on the principle of joint tickets, Yahaya Bello who had come second in the APC Governorship Primary was mischievously tapped to complete the race on Audu's behalf, a race he didn't begin.
The resolve to stop Faleke at all cost, was hatched in both the Courts and the political arena, by some powerful political elites to satisfy the ethnic, religious and self-centred interests.
The declaration of inconclusive Election was in flagrant disregard of Section 179(2) of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria 1999(as amended), which provides that a candidate for the election of the office of Governor of a State shall be deemed to have been duly elected where, there being two or more candidate, he has scored the highest votes cast in the election and he has not less than one-quarter of all votes cast in at least 2/3rd of all the Local Governments areas in the State.
It seems to me, that the Constitution has already provided exhaustively for what qualifies a gubernatorial candidate for electoral victory.
In Imo State, the State Gubernatorial Election in 2015 elections was declared inconclusive as a result of vote cancellations due to electoral malpractices, at the time, Rochas Okorocha was the flag-bearer of APC and he was leading Emeka Ihedioha with 385,671 Votes to 306,142, a margin of 79,529 votes, however votes have been cancelled in several polling units across the States totalling 144,715 votes, the Returning Officer returning officer declared the elections inconclusive.
In Bayelsa State in 2015, Gubernatorial Elections were also declared inconclusive, Seriake Dickson was leading with 105,748 votes and Timipre Sylva of APC trailing with 72,594 votes, INEC declared the election inconclusive. Dickson had won in 6 out of 7 Local Governments areas in the State and Sylvia won just one Local Government, yet the election was declared inconclusive following the cancellation of the entire votes in Ijaw Local Government as a result of electoral malpractice and violence.
The number of registered voters in Ijaw was put at 120,000 votes, which is above the difference between Dickson and Sylvia.
Out of the 29 Gubernatorial Elections conducted by the Independent National Electoral Commission on March 9, 2019, six State Gubernatorial Elections have been declared inconclusive. They include Sokoto State, Plateau State, Adamawa State, Bauchi State, Benue State and Kano has been declared inconclusive. All these States are opposition Party, PDP strongholds and it seems that the Independent National Electoral Commission has another interest to serve asides conduct and declaration of elections. In fact, one is worried that Elections in Rivers State may also be declared inconclusive.
In Benue State, the Returning Officer relying on the Margin of lead principle i.e where the Margin of lead is below the number of cancelled votes, the election should be declared inconclusive. The total number of cancelled votes was put at 121,019 votes, while the margin of lead between Ortom and Jime stood at 81,554 votes, Ortom totalled 410,576 votes while Jime Scored 329,022 votes. The cancellation of votes was due largely to the destruction of electoral materials at Mbalom Council Ward.
In Bauchi State, election had been completed without any problem; there was peaceful conduct of election at the polling units, ward and local government. In Tafawa Balewa Local Government which is the subject of controversy, election had been completed peacefully, but at the Local Government Collation Centre, the sitting Governor's thugs allegedly invaded the Local Government Collation Centre and carted away some result sheets. This made the Returning officer of the Local Government collate the results on a separate paper and wrote an explanatory memorandum to the State Returning Officer explaining why she was compelled to write the Results on a separate sheet from the designated Local Government Collation form. The State Electoral Officer rejected the results and declared the elections inconclusive.
Meanwhile, the thugs had been arrested by the Security operatives and the confessed acting for the sitting Governor who had polled second to the PDP Candidate.
Does it now mean that a Candidate for an election can cause any form of crisis in a bid to ensure the election is inconclusive to give him a second bite at the cherry? Would that not be allowing the wrongdoer to benefit from his wrong? Would that not be injustice?
In Adamawa and Sokoto States, Election has also been declared inconclusive based on the margin of lead principle. In Adamawa State, according to the Independent National Electoral Commission, 40,988 votes were cancelled in 44 polling units across the State; the margin of lead was 32,476. The People's Democratic Party Candidate Ahmadu Fintiri was leading having polled 367,471 votes against Mr. Bindow who polled 334,995 votes. The total number of accredited voters in the election is 894,481 votes.
In Sokoto State, where PDP is leading and accusing the umpire of bias, PDP scored 489,558 votes whilst APC scored 486,145 votes leaving a margin of 3,413 votes, while 75,403 votes were cancelled because of violence in some poling units. Does it now mean that, whenever a Candidate for an election sees that he is polling behind another, he should sponsor unrest in few polling units in a bid to ensure that the Independent National Election Commission declares the Election inconclusive so that he can have a second bit at the cherry, and so that he can manipulate the process to victory? Would that not be allowing the wrong doer to benefit from his wrong? Is it merely coincidental that all the States where inconclusive elections were declared are PDP strongholds? Does it mean that the independent National Electoral Commission is conniving with the Ruling Party? Or rather, will the Independent National Electoral Commission not be seen as conniving with the Ruling Party? Would that not have a negative impact on the image of the Electoral Umpire?
What happens if the Ruling PDP now loses all inconclusive gubernatorial polls where it seems to be in the lead already? Would it not affect the assessment of the reasonable man about the neutrality of INEC? Would it not endanger the security of the nation?
The recent Presidential election should have been declared inconclusive too as the difference between Buhari and Alh Abubakar Atiku is 3.8million while d cancelled votes is 5.8million.
One is not oblivious that section 153 of the Electoral Act gives the Independent National Electoral Commission power to make Regulations, Guidelines and Manuals for the conduct of Elections in Nigeria and as a result, the Commission issued the 2015 General Election Guidelines and the 2019 General Election Guidelines, as Subsidiary Legislation to the Electoral Act and engrained in them the Margin of lead principle.
In page 17, paragraph C of the Regulations and Guidelines for the Conduct of Elections on the margin of lead principle state that where the margin of lead between the two leading candidates in an election is not in excess of the total number of voters registered in polling units where elections are not counted or voided, in line with section 26 and 53 of the Electoral Act, the Returning Officer shall decline to make a return until votes have taken place in the affected polling units and results collated in to the relevant forms for declaration and return.
Also, section 26(1) of the Electoral Act 2010 provides that where a date has been approved for the holding of an election and there is reason to believe that there will be serious breach of peace if the election is proceeded with that day, or that it is impossible to conduct the elections due to natural disaster or other emergencies, the Commission may postpone the election and fix a new date for the election.
The combined effect of Section 134,179, 111 of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria 1999(as amended) and 26(1) as well as Section 53(2)&(3) of the Electoral Act shows that inconclusive elections is not envisaged in our laws, except where there was over-voting in a polling unit, not where votes already cast were cancelled.
It is therefore my considered view that the Independent National Electoral Commission should adhere strictly to the provisions of the Electoral Act and the Constitution and do away with the Margin of lead principle because it is becoming a tool for the subversion of the will of the people.
The Constitution has already stipulated what makes a Candidate for chief executive offices duly elected, the Electoral Act in section 26 posits that where there is likelihood of civil unrest, elections shall be shifted to another day, section 53(2) &(3) is to the effect that inconclusive elections can only be declared when there are over-voting at the polling units, it is therefore ridiculous for the Guideline of the Commission, a subsidiary Legislation to be seen as being used to rob the electorates of their desire.
Isolated elections in Nigeria are usually over-militarized and full of intimidation all in a bid to ensure the victory of the candidate of the Ruling APC.
The Gubernatorial Elections in Osun State and its re-run still resonates in our mind.
If something is not done to whittle down the wide powers of the Commission in applying its Margin of Lead Principle in elections in Nigeria, it may signal the end of democracy.
No doubt, the Elections conducted by the Independent National Electoral Commission since 2015, has been plagued largely by inconclusive elections and the last General Elections shows that rather than improve on the legacies of the Professor Jega Led Independent National Electoral Commission, we are regressing as a nation in the conduct of our election.
Elections in many States was marred with violence, for instance in Kogi State, the House of Assembly Elections was characterized by ballot snatching, sporadic gunshots and intimidation of the electorates, the situation in Rivers State currently is even worse. The Point has been made, that Inconclusive Elections has a potential of eroding the confidence of the electorate in the Electoral system, cause insecurity, showcase the Electoral Commission as a biased umpire and endanger democratic governance in the Country.
The Independent National Electoral Commission, the Legislature and the Courts, must review the Margin of Lead Principle in Elections in Nigeria, to avoid whimsical and arbitrary use of the powers of the Electoral body.
Also, the 8th National Assembly made far reaching amendments to the Electoral Act, aimed at relying on Electronic Voting, ease and simplicity of vote and the security, credibility and transparency of the election process.
These far-reaching Amendments were borne out of patriotism and a desire to improve the election process in Nigeria. The President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria is admonished to re-visit that piece of legislation and sign it into law.
Also, it is my humble advice that he leaves a Legacy of credible elections in Nigeria, as he commences the final lap of his stewardship and service to our great country.
– Hon. Karimi Sunday Steve
Member Representing Yagba Federal Constituency,
House of Representatives.
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35 Wabash Seeks to Channel the Unique Spirit of Roncesvalles
With a skyline full of cranes and rising towers, the intimate neighborhoods that make Toronto what it is don't tend to get the same attention as the newest and tallest skyscrapers. Yet, while frenetic construction activity transforms the city around us, some current developments look more towards channeling and growing the unique character of their neighborhoods than asserting themselves on the skyline.
While Zinc Developments' 35 Wabash does not rise high above the Ronscevalles streetscape, the four-storey, RAW Design development seeks to encapsulate, rather than transform, the character of its neighborhood. The boutique residential project brings some new density to the area, yet does so in a way that remains cohesive with the built form around it.
A rendering of 35 Wabash, image courtesy of Zinc Developments
With a brick exterior and a townhome configuration, 35 Wabash combines the amenities of condominium life—including interiors appointed by The Design Agency—with the established neighborly presence of the area. Zinc's Ken Zuckerman explains that the project seeks to "maintain the ambiance that makes Roncy special" while introducing new density to the area.
An aerial rendering of the project, image courtesy of Zinc Developments
Besides the project's carefully scaled, four-storey height, the building's brick exterior and wood accents serve as a delicate nod to the area's past, which is coloured by an architectural heritage of century-old homes and historic industrial buildings. Despite the 62 units that the project will bring to the area, a sense of street-level community is maintained through a series of entrances that come out directly onto the street.
Rendering showing a ground-level patio area, image courtesy of Zinc Developments
"The townhome configuration helps to preserve the character of the area, while the units above are conveniently connected with an elevator and a central hallway, avoiding the narrow and inaccessible staircases that often come with stacked townhouse units," Zuckerman tells us, describing the development as a sensitive hybrid of condo living and Roncesvalles' traditional low-rise housing.
A night-time aerial showing the project, image courtesy of Zinc Developments
A focus on outdoor space is also evident throughout the building's units. While the ground floor units feature traditional front and back yards, the upper-level units—marketed as "Sky Towns"—feature private rooftop terraces. Nearby Sorauren Park also provides ample green space, as well as a range of child-friendly amenities, helping to make the area popular for families.
The site in late August, image retrieved from Google Maps
The area is also well-known for its vibrant character and eclectic, locally oriented retail environment, boasting a wealth of independent shops, cafes, and restaurants. 35 Wabash's amenities, meanwhile, are profiled in a walk-through video, courtesy of Zinc Developments:
We will keep you updated as construction begins on the project. Additional information and renderings can be found in our dataBase file, linked below. Want to get involved in the discussion? Check out the associated Forum threads, or leave a comment in the field provided at the bottom of this page.
Related Companies: DesignAgency, PSR Brokerage, RAW Design, The Brand Factory, Zinc Developments