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What's Selling For $5.5 Million Near Bigfork, Santa Fe And Santa Ynez
June 19, 2021 July 15, 2021 by admin 0 Comments
Mountain resort markets have been in high demand since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, sending prices soaring in hotspots such as Vail and Aspen. In Montana's Flathead County, where Whitefish and Bigfork are located, there have been more than 90 sales of $1 million-plus in 2021. As a result, the average price for single-family homes now hovers above $1.827 million—a high price but still a relative bargain compared with similar lifestyle markets in the U.S.
In this week's look at the world's finest homes, I sized up Montana's market against similarly priced properties in New Mexico and Southern California. From a mountaintop retreat in Santa Fe to a bohemian compound in Santa Ynez to a lakefront retreat near Bigfork, here's a look at what about $5.5 million buys in each of the three markets.
Lakeside, Flathead County, Montana | $5.4 million
This Flathead Lake estate, listed for $5.4 million, features a main house, a guest house, a cabana … [+] house and private two docks.
National Parks Realty
Located roughly 15 minutes from downtown Lakeside and the Blacktail Ski Resort, this trophy property comes with 270 feet of coveted Flathead Lake frontage. Spread across two parcels, the property includes a main house, a guest house and a cabana house that combine for seven bedrooms, ten bathrooms and nearly 3,900 square feet of space.
The seven-bedroom, 10-bathroom compound features some 270 feet of private lake frontage.
Features: A soaring living room sits at the heart of the home and features a stone fireplace that runs from floor to ceiling. Thick beams, stonework and distressed wood floors lend a cozy yet contemporary vibe to the living areas. The chef's kitchen outfitted with high-end appliances and cabinetry sits off the kitchen area.
Views from the property take in the surrounding tree-tops and mountain peaks.
Other perks: In addition to prized lake frontage, the property features two private docks and a boat slip. Mountain, lake and forested views abound.
Represented by: Mike Anderson, National Parks Realty
Santa Fe, New Mexico | $5.7 million
An artistic doorway marks the stairway leading up to the architectural residence in Santa Fe.
Barker Realty
The beautiful native earth landscapes of New Mexico are on full display from this mountaintop retreat, which serves as the centerpiece of a three-lot compound totaling approximately 53 acres. Located roughly 7 miles from Santa Fe Plaza, the secluded compound takes in commanding views of the surrounding mountain ranges, city lights and Pecos Wilderness.
The home's great room features 20-foot-high windows.
Features: The home's great room is a large open-concept space that incorporates a wall of 20-foot-high windows, a media area and a wet bar. The kitchen, which has been updated and features a wide island/seating area, opens to a dining patio with spectacular views.
The Santa Fe home, listed for $5.7 million, features a chef's kitchen with a wide island/bar and a … [+] door leading out to a dining patio.
Other perks: In addition to the main house, which includes guest quarters, the property features a heated lap swimming pool, a spa and a separate studio with 16-foot-high ceilings.
Represented by: Gary Hall and Meleah Artley, Barker Realty
Los Olivos, Santa Ynez, California | $5.5 million
The Los Olivos property, listed for $5.5 million, features seven cottages and two converted barn … [+] structures.
Village Properties
Called Auberge Los Olivos, this eclectic ranch compound in Santa Ynez wine country consists of seven cottage-like homes and two additional barn structures. Modernized while retaining a certain 1920s authenticity, the homes feature kiln-dried reclaimed wood, hand-painted beams and artistic tilework.
The 1920s cottages have been updated with offbeat materials such as kiln-treated wood and artistic … [+] tiles.
Features: The property encompasses some 8 acres of grounds dotted with palms, lavender and California natives. Each of the structures on the grounds features an intimate outdoor space, whether it's decking around a fireplace, a tree-topped sitting area or dining patio.
The clubhouse at Auberge Los Olivos features pocketing walls of glass and flexible living space.
Other perks: The property's "clubhouse" is a subdued, single-story building with open space, polished concrete floors and a wall of glass that fills the east side of the structure.
Represented by: Carey Kendall, Village Properties
Barker Realty, National Parks Realty and Village Properties are exclusive members of Forbes Global Properties, a consumer marketplace and membership network of elite brokerages selling the world's most luxurious homes.
This article was originally published by Forbes.com. Read the original article here.
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Corinne McCann Trainor, Partner
Corinne McCann Trainor
ctrainor@foxrothschild.com
Corinne is a trial attorney whose experience spans a variety of complex, high-stakes business and estate litigation. She regularly appears before the New Jersey state and federal courts and the State of New Jersey's Office of Administrative Law, as both lead and local counsel. Corinne also has extensive experience in appellate matters in cases concerning business disputes, municipal appeals, administrative and regulatory appeals and family law matters.
Working closely with her clients to achieve their strategic business goals, Corinne brings together key professionals to navigate crises and significant challenges. She manages emergent, multi-disciplinary efforts in response to business issues and catastrophic events.
Corinne represents and advises clients in the pharmaceutical, oil, transportation, real estate, construction, commercial banking, legal services, insurance and funeral services industries, in all aspects of litigation, appeal and administrative action.
She regularly handles matters involving:
orders to show cause and injunctions
challenges to estate administration
fiduciary duties
shareholder derivative suits
directors' and officers' liability
brokerage and commission disputes
copyright and trademark infringement
unfair competition claims
confirmation, vacation and modification of arbitration awards
breach of contract actions
environmental contribution and indemnification actions
Before Fox Rothschild
Prior to joining Fox Rothschild, Corinne was an associate at an East coast-based law firm, where she was a member of the firm's Associates Committee, Technology Committee and Cybersecurity Committee. She also previously worked as a judicial clerk from 2008 to 2011 for Chief U.S. District Judge Garrett E. Brown, Jr., in the District of New Jersey and from 2007 to 2008 as a judicial clerk to Judge Clarkson S. Fisher, Jr. in the Appellate Division of the Superior Court of New Jersey.
While in law school, Corinne held internships in the U.S. Attorney's Office and the Bergen County Prosecutor's Office, Appellate Section, as well as judicial internships with Judge Thomas R. Vena in the Superior Court, Essex County, Criminal Division, and U.S. District Judge Dennis M. Cavanaugh in the District of New Jersey.
Additionally, Corinne was an intern with Seton Hall University School of Law's Juvenile Justice Clinic, where she appeared in family court in defense of juvenile offenders. She was chair of the school's Public Interest Auction and served as senior notes editor for the Seton Hall Legislative Journal.
Beyond Fox Rothschild
Corinne is very active in New Jersey's legal community. She is the current Vice Chair and a former Trustee of the Women in the Profession Section of the New Jersey State Bar Association and has been the Chair of the Federal Practice and Procedure Section, as well. She is a Trustee of the Association of the Federal Bar of New Jersey, a Trustee of the Trial Attorneys of New Jersey (TANJ), and serves as a Master of the Lifland Inn of Court, a federal practice and intellectual property Inn.
She has also served on various Committees of the Monmouth County Bar Association, including the Professionalism Committee, the Employment Committee, the Diversity Committee and the Unauthorized Practice of Law Committee.
Corinne is dedicated to her Jersey Shore community, where she is President of the Jersey Shore Chamber of Commerce, a regional chamber of commerce and one of the largest in the State. She also serves as Chairperson of the Planning Board for the Borough of Brielle.
Named to the list of "New Leaders of the Bar" by New Jersey Law Journal (2019)*
Recipient of the Jersey Shore Chamber of Commerce Golden Osprey Rising Star Award (2018)
Awards Methodology
Directors' & Officers' Liability & Corporate Governance
Law Firms & Attorneys
Unfair Competition & Trade Secrets
U.S. District Court, District of New Jersey
U.S. Court of Appeals, Third Circuit
U.S. Court of Appeals, Ninth Circuit
Seton Hall University School of Law (J.D., cum laude)
Rutgers University (B.S., with honors)
Association of the Federal Bar of New Jersey
Federal Bar Association
Jersey Shore Chamber of Commerce
Lifland Inn of Court
Monmouth County Bar Association
Professionalism Committee
New Jersey State Bar
Civil Trial Bar Section
Federal Practice and Procedure Section
Women in the Profession Section
New Jersey Women Lawyers Association
Trial Attorneys of New Jersey
Nominating Committee of the Monmouth County Bar Association (2021)


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You'd Be Mine
Hahn, Erin
eBook - 2019 | First edition
A whip smart teen romance debut inspired by Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash from a bright new voice. Witty and charming, with an off-the-charts, irresistible blend of romance, humor, and characters who steal your heart from page one. Erin Hahn is an author to watch. - Karen M. McManus, New York Times bestselling author of One of Us Is Lying Annie Mathers is America's sweetheart and heir to a country music legacy full of all the things her Gran warned her about. Superstar Clay Coolidge is most definitely going to end up one of those things. But unfortunately for Clay, if he can't convince Annie to join his summer tour, his music label is going to drop him. That's what happens when your bad boy image turns into bad boy reality. Annie has been avoiding the spotlight after her parents' tragic death, except on her skyrocketing YouTube channel. Clay's label wants to land Annie, and Clay has to make it happen. Swayed by Clay's undeniable charm and good looks, Annie and her band agree to join the tour. From the start fans want them to be more than just tour mates, and Annie and Clay can't help but wonder if the fans are right. But if there's one part of fame Annie wants nothing to do with, it's a high-profile relationship. She had a front row seat to her parents' volatile marriage and isn't interested in repeating history. If only she could convince her heart that Clay, with his painful past and head over heels inducing tenor, isn't worth the risk. Erin Hahn's thrilling debut, You'd Be Mine, asks: can the right song and the perfect summer on the road make two broken hearts whole?
Publisher: New York :, Wednesday Books,, 2019
Characteristics: c
Alternative Title: You would be mine
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RosaReads2 Jun 20, 2019
This was an enjoyable YA nod to A Star is Born, but this story ends with a HEA. It still had it's own share of heartbreak in both of the mc's lives, though. I loved the writing and the story progression. I felt the author really knew her stuff and/or did some thorough research. The main characters seemed much older than their 18 years, but believable when considering their tragic histories and early show biz ties. The story continually reminded the reader of their age, which grounded the story and characters involved. Being a YA romance, there was more lightness in the story than the darker sides of fame and touring with a popular band, but the author didn't shy away from some stark realities of the business. In the end it was a sweet romance with a little angst, wit and lots of swoon.
OPL_KrisC Mar 13, 2019
An engrossing contemporary romance for teens that follows two country music stars through fame and the highs & lows of life on the road. For fans of A Star Is Born and lovers of country music.
OPL_KrisC thinks this title is suitable for 14 years and over
Grief — Fiction
Orphans — Fiction
Man-woman Relationships — Fiction
Country Music — Fiction
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From The Road
Back Road Bound
Music, Photography, Arts, Literature and films from and inspired by my travels through the US and Canada
Slaid Cleaves : Rust Belt Fields
Posted on July 31, 2013 by Jay Haeske Video	1
Ever the songwriter for thoughtful songs about people who possibly don't quite get what they deserve, but try hard one way or the other nevertheless, Slaid Cleaves has written yet another of his beautiful, melancholic songs.
It also shows that , even in 2011 (or 2013 for that matter), you don't need anything else than an acoustic guitar if your songs are good.
Old Sledge at The Potomac Centre, Romney, WV
Posted on July 27, 2013 by Jay Haeske Standard	Reply
Good band, that.
Steve Earle : The Warner Bros. Years
Posted on July 25, 2013 by Jay Haeske Standard	3
(2013 Shout Factory)
Steve Earle has been of my favorite songwriters for a very long time – I pretty much own all of his albums, starting with Guitar Town. Funnily, two of the three original albums included in this fine, if slightly pricey, box set weren't among them – his 1996 album I Feel Alright and its follow-up El Corazon. The third one though, Train A Comin' has probably been my 2nd favorite Earle album after Copperhead Road. Earle himself claims that El Corazon and Train A Comin' are better records than Copperhead Road in the short interview printed and opening, the 30+ pages booklet which also includes the lyrics of the studio albums featured here. It also features extensive liner notes by The Wire creator David Simon. Earle acted on a couple of episodes and his song I Feel Alright was used in one episode. His version of Way Down In the Whole was also used as the opening tune in Season 5 (which I wasn't aware of before, as I am still watching season 4 at the moment). His connection with The Wire is probably befitting his life story, as he was incarcerated on drugs charges and all the material on The Warner Bros Years stems from the period of the first few years after he was released from jail. Also included is a previously unissued live recording from December 1995 on CD, and a DVD with a live concert recorded as part of his parole arrangement (apparently it was recorded for MTV, which shows in the style it's made).
As I said, Train A Comin' is very dear to me, so I'll probably write about that some time in the future, but for now I will start with El Corazon.
As I wrote before, for some reason I can't remember, El Corazon previously passed me by. However, after discovering the lovely video of a live performance by Steve Earle and Emmylou Harris (see my previous post) of Ft. Worth Blues, a song I immediately loved and that was so far unbeknownst to me, I decided to check that out and found out about the recently released box set. Emmylou Harris' voice is sadly missing from the Ft. Worth Blues version on here (she guests on Taneytown though), but it's still one of the very best songs he's ever written and recorded – a lovely, touching ballad and ode to Townes Van Zandt (he also named his son Justin Townes Earle after him). It's closing the album and the equally wonderful, slow and gentle ballad Christmas In Washington are bookending the album rather nicely, which is also appropriate as the rest of the tracks stray pretty far from that direction musically. Where Ft. Worth Blues is intensely personal, the lyrics of Christmas In Washington are quite a bit more political, they are concerned with the presidential elections in 1996 and a chorus wishing for the return of Woody Guthrie and others fighting for the good in society such as Cisco Houston and Martin Luther King – a hymn for the good in people wherever they live and whatever the circumstances. As hinted at above, the rest of the 12 tracks on the album are stylistically quite different from each other – starting with 2nd track Taneytown, almost possessing Neil Young & Crazy Horse qualities, slow burning and hard rocking at the same time, though not as extreme in length and intensity perhaps. If You Fall is a mid-tempo Country-Rock song, not particularly exciting or one of the best songs on here maybe, but a good song nevertheless.
I Still Carry You Around offers yet another direction, it's recorded with the Del McCoury band, who were later to accompany him on a whole album, the brilliant The Mountain. So, as you can probably imagine, it's an up-tempo and good-natured Bluegrass-romp. Telephone Road is a very-catchy Folk/Country-Rock song featuring some nice background vocals by the Fairfield Four and a Saxophone (not that often heard on an Steve Earle album), it's slightly unusual (for his standards) but highly effective.
Somewhere Out There reminds me a little bit of his earliest work on Guitar Town and Exit O, mixed with some 60's Power-Pop (the background vocals and the ringing guitars), which I like a lot. You Know The Rest and especially N.Y.C. are the both good time tracks – the first one with a distinctive Country-bent, and the latter featuring the hard-rocking The Supersuckers, a welcome return to the sounds of Copperhead Road – (not-so-clean perhaps) good fun.
Poison Lovers is a, true to the theme of the lyrics, slightly melancholic mid-tempo Folk-Rock song with affecting female vocals courtesy of Earle's longtime musical partner's Ray Kennedy's wife Siobhan Kennedy. The Other Side Of Town is purely old-timey Country complete with 78'-record crackling' sound and the classic title and lyrics to boot, not many people could do that as convincingly as Steve Earle. Here I Am (featuring his son Justin Townes Earle on guitar) is a short, furious Rock'n'Roll/
Country-Punk track – I love the uhhhh and ahhhh backing vocals. Great stuff.
So, while I might not totally agree with Earle's statement that El Corazon is the better album compared with Copperhead Road, I have to agree that it's definitely a return to form, and has to be counted as one of his best, and that's saying something.
Angel From Austin- Sara Jarosz- Edge Of A Dream
I usually don't reblog all that much, but this is just too beautiful not to share that with you. You should also check out/follow the U of Music blog – not everything there is to my taste, but more often than not it is.
U of Music
Straight from the heart and soul of Sara Jarosz comes a tender and very intimate song named "Edge Of A Dream." Sarah is from Austin, Texas and you can hear the imprint
Old Crow Medicine Show : Half Mile Down
Posted on July 19, 2013 by Jay Haeske Video	Reply
In preparation for the review of Carry Me Back I am currently working on, here's one of the many excellent songs from that album. The review will follow in the next few days.
I can also very much recommend the very good Old Crow Medicine Show entry on Wikipedia – filling in a lot of holes in their background for me with many fascinating stories. A lot of my favorite artists are mentioned on there too, such as Bob Dylan, Gillian Welch (&Dave Rawlings) and Woody Guthrie to name only a few. I love the chapter about the early history of the band best, especially the one about the busking and hoboing experiences. So good to know that people are doing things like that nowadays, I have to admit that I would never have the nerve to even try hoboing. Read more here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_Crow_Medicine_Show
Bashful Brother Oswald : Columbus Stockade Blues/Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad
I love the dancing (starting at 1:15) and the intro: ' Well, I guess I'm the best banjo picker I ever heard in my life, mwaehhaehaeh' and the presenter's suit!
Pokey Lafarge : Central Time
That's what this blog is all about, discovering new, great stuff from deep within 'Merica (just skip the blood Letterman intro – terrible, but the rest is not)
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Степан Иванович Кондра́тьев (1895—1940) — советский военачальник, танкист, комбриг. Участник первой мировой войны, гражданских войн в России и в Испании, советско-финской войны (1939—1940).

Во время гражданской войны в Испании командовал интернациональным танковым полком республиканской армии (группа Кондратьева).

Биография
Родился 28 октября 1895 года в селе Старый Студенец (ныне Самарская область).

Призван в армию в мае 1915 года, был унтер-офицером, командовал взводом 143-го пехотного полка. В Красную Армию вступил в ноябре 1918-го, участвовал в гражданской войне был командиром роты, батальона.

Во время гражданской войны в Испании в 1938 году прибыл добровольцем в Испанию, командовал интернациональным танковым полком республиканской армии под псевдонимом Антонио Льянос. Полк 13 октября 1937 года на танках БТ-5 принял крещение огнём. Был награждён медалью «За отвагу» и орденом Красного Знамени.

Во время советско-финской войны был командиром 34-й легкотанковой бригады. В конце декабря 1939 года вместе с 18-й стрелковой дивизией бригада попала в окружение близ Питкяранты. Положение окружённых постепенно ухудшалось. 21 февраля 1940 года от комбрига С. И. Кондратьева поступила шифровка: «Помогите, умираем голодной смертью».

В феврале 1940 года Кондратьеву сообщили, что его наградили ещё одним орденом Красного Знамени. В ночь на 28 февраля остатки 34-й танковой бригады и 18-й стрелковой дивизии прорвались из окружения. Но накануне окружённым передали шифровку о том, что командир 44-й стрелковой дивизии Виноградов, комиссар Пахоменко и начальник штаба Волков расстреляны перед строем за то, что дивизия, попав в окружение близ Суомуссалми, не смогла вырваться и оставила боевую технику. Кондратьев, комиссар бригады Гапонюк, начальник штаба бригады полковник Смирнов, комиссар 18-й дивизии Израецкий в день прорыва застрелились в штабной землянке. Тело Кондратьева было передано финским командованием советским представителям 15 марта 1940 года, после окончания войны. Он был похоронен в местечке Южное Леметти.

Награды
 два ордена Красного Знамени (1939, 1940)
 медаль «За отвагу»

Семья
Жена — Вера Исидоровна Кондратьева, во время войны работала в Военной артиллерийской академии, до выхода на пенсию в
1995 году работала старшим научным редактором в издательстве «Наука».

Примечания

Литература
 А. Гордиенко. Комбриг Кондратьев. Еженедельник «ТВР-Панорама» (Республика Карелия) № 11, 10 марта 2010. — с.21
 А. Гордиенко. Гибель дивизии. Петрозаводск: Петропресс, 2004.

Унтер-офицеры Российской империи
Участники Первой мировой войны (Россия)
Участники Гражданской войны в России (красные)
Участники гражданской войны в Испании (сторона республиканцев)
Участники советско-финляндской войны (1939—1940)
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White nightclub in Jeddah shuts down on opening night
Bella Hadid apologises to UAE, Saudi fans after 'insulting' Instagram story
By Sam Bridge
Wed 19 Jun 2019 01:45 PM
Saudi Arabia's SAMI to generate $10bn in revenue in 5 years
US approves $1bn in Saudi defence contracts
US approves $30m sale of Hellfire missiles to Kuwait
US, Saudi firms sign deal to develop missile systems
New York-based L3 Technologies says it has signed a joint venture agreement with Saudi Arabian Military Industries
L3 Technologies has announced that it has signed a joint venture agreement with Saudi Arabian Military Industries (SAMI) to collaborate on mission systems projects in the Gulf kingdom.
The contract was signed during the Paris Air Show by Ahmed Al-Khateeb, chairman of SAMI, and Christopher E Kubasik, L3's chairman, CEO and president.
In February, L3 and SAMI announced the signing of a memorandum of understanding relating to the joint venture.
"Through this partnership, L3 will further establish a long-term presence within Saudi Arabia," said Kubasik.
"This venture with SAMI, which includes research and development, manufacturing, training and sustainment activities, represents a key milestone in the further development and execution of L3's international growth strategy."
Al-Khateeb added: "We are pleased to partner with L3 as we move towards our goal of creating a Centre of Excellence in the kingdom. As we continue to support objectives tied to Saudi Vision 2030, this long-term partnership with L3 will help grow the sensor and mission systems industry while creating a comprehensive through-life support structure for our military customers."
L3 Technologies designs and manufactures multi-spectral and multi-sensor EO/IR imaging and targeting sensor systems in addition to fully customizable mission systems for air, land and maritime vessels.
Together, L3 and SAMI said they will design and implement these advanced technologies and solutions for a variety of customer-specific applications from a Center of Excellence that will be established in Saudi Arabia.
With headquarters in New York City and approximately 31,000 employees worldwide, L3 reported 2018 sales of $10.2 billion.
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At 23, Megan Dychala was a former college soccer player who thought her nagging knee pain was a result of old injuries. She was young, active, and enjoying all that life had to offer her. But, in October, 2013 she got a phone call that would change her life.
Megan's ongoing knee pain was in fact a tumor behind her knee. One day she was healthy and the next she was faced with a rare and aggressive cancer. Although statistics were against Megan, she knew she wouldn't let anything happen without a fight.
Luckily Megan found Penn's Abramson Cancer Center and Kristy Weber, MD. While other hospitals said that amputation was her only chance for survival, Dr. Weber knew she could do better — treating Megan's cancer, but also ensuring a good quality of life after treatment.
Megan shares her personal journey at the Abramson Cancer Center below.
My medical team worked with me to develop an aggressive treatment plan that included five and a half weeks of daily radiation followed by an intense surgery. Dr. Stephen Hahn was my rockstar of a radiation oncologist and took care of me every step of the way. Radiation left me burned and uncomfortable, but it is truly amazing how the skin recovers from so much trauma.
Finishing radiation and ringing the bell, surrounded by my family and the other cancer warriors there, was one of the best days of my life.
The surgery we opted for allowed me to keep my leg, but I would be sacrificing abilities. With so much reconstruction and working with nerves, there is no guarantee the leg will regain proper function. I was told I could never walk without a cane or walker and that I could need to wear a leg brace, possibly for the rest of my life, to support my foot. I was also told I could have limited mobility restricting things like driving and basic daily tasks.
The "what could bes" were daunting, but I trusted Dr. Weber and my vascular and plastic surgeon guru Dr. Stephen Kovach. Together, Drs. Weber and Kovach removed the back of my knee and rebuilt my leg through vascular, skin, and muscle grafts in a 14-hour surgery. I had a long road ahead of me, and a mountain of unknowns to climb.
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Jodey Whiting petition: Lib Dems back petition, but doubts over Labour
By John Pring on 28th March 2019 Category: Benefits and Poverty
A petition calling for an inquiry into deaths linked to the actions of the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has secured the support of more than 20,000 people in less than two weeks.
By this morning (Thursday), more than 22,000 people had signed the Justice for Jodey Whiting petition, more than a fifth of the way to the target of 100,000 which should ensure it is debated in the House of Commons.
The Liberal Democrats added their support this week, with their disabled president, Baroness [Sal] Brinton, signing the petition and confirming that she backed each of its key demands, following similar support last week from the Green party.
But there is still a lingering question over the commitment of the Labour party to the petition.
Despite backing it on Twitter, Labour's shadow minister for disabled people, Marsha de Cordova, has yet to make a statement on its demands, 10 days after Disability News Service first asked her to comment.
The petition wants to see any evidence of criminal misconduct by ministers or civil servants that is produced by the inquiry to be passed to police.
It also calls for MPs to recognise DWP as "institutionally disablist and not fit for purpose", and to push DWP to introduce urgent changes to make the safety of all claimants a priority.
Jodey Whiting, who had a long history of mental distress, had her out-of-work disability benefits stopped for missing a work capability assessment when she was seriously ill, and took her own life just 15 days later.
DWP failed five times to follow its own safeguarding rules in the weeks leading up to her suicide in February 2017, an independent investigation found last month.
Baroness Brinton said: "What happened to Jodey Whiting was incredibly tragic and should never have happened.
"However, we are continually hearing of other worrying tales of how disabled people are being treated by the Department for Work and Pensions and we must see action taken by the Conservatives to guarantee wholescale reform of the system.
"They must act to ensure that a tragedy such as Jodey's never happens again."
Meanwhile, fresh evidence has emerged this week that DWP is not fit purpose.
A report from the Demos think tank has concluded that disabled people have lost all faith in DWP, with only 19 per cent trusting jobcentre staff to treat them fairly.
And a report by the National Audit Office (NAO) concluded today (Thursday) that DWP still has "limited evidence of what works when it comes to supporting disabled people to work".
Christine Jardine, DWP spokesperson for the Liberal Democrats, said the NAO findings "simply add to the mounting stack of evidence showing that the DWP is not fit for purpose" while de Cordova said the government had "bitterly failed to support disabled people into employment".
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A meeting of the TUC's Public Services Liaison Group (PSLG) at Congress House in London on Wednesday the following statement was agreed:-
'At the meeting earlier today Danny Alexander and Francis Maude outlined a number of new proposals to the TUC negotiating team, including an improvement in the proposed accrual rates within the major public service schemes compared to their previous position, and new proposed transitional protections for those closest to retirement. They also indicated a long-term commitment to any agreed reforms not being reopened within the next 25 years.
'The PSLG welcomed this movement in the government's position which has come as a direct result of the strength of feeling and determination shown by public sector workers and the groundswell of support for the TUC's day of action at the end of this month.
'These proposals, and their detailed implications for the pensions offer within each scheme, will now need to be considered in detail within the sector specific negotiations, alongside all the other issues including proposed contribution increases, increases in the pension age, and the impact of the indexation change from RPI to CPI on which the government's position remains unchanged.
'All the unions have indicated throughout this process their determination to reach a negotiated settlement on all these issues. That remains the position and unions will engage intensively in the coming weeks. But unless and until further real progress is made and acceptable offers are made within those negotiations, unions remain firmly committed to continuing their preparations for the planned day of action on November 30.
'A further meeting of the PSLG will be held in November to consider reports on any progress made within the sector talks.'
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John MacArthur (ur. 19 czerwca 1939 w Los Angeles) – amerykański kaznodzieja baptystyczny, teolog, autor wielu książek chrześcijańskich, mówca znany z własnego programu radiowego "Grace to You".

Jest pastorem Megakościoła Grace Community Church w Kalifornii. Napisał i redagował w sumie ponad 150 książek, w tym bestsellerów nagradzanych przez Gold Medallion Book Award oraz ECPA Christian Book Award.

Poddał krytyce działalność i nauczanie Joela Osteena, którego nazwał quasi-panteistą. Billy'emu Grahamowi zarzucił niebiblijną naukę o zbawieniu i głoszenie katolickiego uniwersalizmu. Zdaniem McArthura zbawienie nie jest możliwe poza chrześcijaństwem. Adwentystów zaliczył do kultów.

Jest także zdeklarowanym kreacjonistą młodej ziemi i przeciwnikiem teorii ewolucji .

Książki

 The Charismatics: A Doctrinal Perspective Hardback (1978)
 The Charismatics Softback (1978)
 Gospel According to Jesus (1989)
 Charismatic Chaos (1993)
 Our Sufficiency in Christ (1998)
 Ashamed of the Gospel: When the Church Becomes Like the World (2001)
 Think Biblically!: Recovering a Christian Worldview (2003)
 Fool's Gold?: Discerning Truth in an Age of Error (2005)
 Twelve Extraordinary Women: How God Shaped Women of the Bible, and What He Wants to Do with You (2008)
 The Jesus You Can't Ignore: What You Must Learn from the Bold Confrontations of Christ (2009)
 One Perfect Life: The Complete Story of the Lord Jesus (2012)
 Strange Fire: The Danger of Offending the Holy Spirit with Counterfeit Worship (2013)
 One Perfect Life: The Complete Story of the Lord Jesus (2012)

Publikacje przetłumaczone na język polski jego autorstwa:

 Charyzmatycy – Wyd. Słowo Prawdy, Warszawa 1987 r.
 Niewidzialny przeciwnik – Wyd. Pojednanie, Lublin 1993 r.
 Bezpieczne w ramionach Boga - Wyd. Pojednanie, Lublin 2013 r.
 Komentarz MacArthura do Nowego Testamentu - Slavic Gospel Association USA, Gdańsk 2015 r.
 Komentarz MacArthura do Nowego Testamentu - wer. elektroniczna, Wyd. Słowo Prawdy, Warszawa 2016 r.
Ewangelia według Jezusa – Oficyna Wydawnicza "Vocatio", Warszawa 2019 r.

Przypisy

Linki zewnętrzne
 John MacArthur.org – strona stworzona z okazji 40 rocznicy służby Johna MacArthura
 GTY.org resources page – wszystkie kazania MacArthura (audio i tekst) do ściągnięcia

 Grace Community Church
 The Master's College
 The Master's Seminary
 Bible Bulletin Board – zawiera wiele kazań (w formie tekstowej) i artykułów autorstwa MacArthura

Amerykańscy duchowni baptystyczni
Amerykańscy kreacjoniści młodej Ziemi
Amerykańscy pisarze
Pisarze protestanccy
Apologeci chrześcijańscy
Ludzie urodzeni w Los Angeles
Urodzeni w 1939


Since probably a year or more now I am finding some TV episode posts resulting in randomly named junk files with no extension. At least one of the files broken into equal parts appears to the be the name of the file that should result. Is anyone else experiencing this and have a solution. Right now all I can do is delete the junk files and download multiple NZB's of the same episode until get a good file of the episode.
That's part of the obsfucation of the files (I believe). Makes it harder for DMCA. What downloader are you using? You need to use a compatible downloader for those archives. SABnzbd seems to be a good choice.
Also, check for the smallest files with no extension. Give them a .par2 extension. That might work also. It will rename files.
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If its a bunch of random text file names with no ext, then add .par2 to the smallest file, when you open in quickpar it will rename the files with correct extensions. You can get specific newsreaders that will auto do it too, as suggested.
Read the last line of my post above.
You just repeated what I already said.
You can also open the files in a text editor/text viewer to check if it's a par2 file.
Find a file that starts with "PAR2 PKTD" and rename it with extension as described in earlier posts.
The file size is usually a dead giveaway. It's either going to be a .par2, .nfo, .sfv or .srr. If you give the file a .txt extension and open it and see "PAR2 PKTD", then you change it. I just try .par2 first. The important thing is we learn something new and spread it around.


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Club Test 01 è un EP del gruppo musicale italiano Bloom 06, pubblicato il 28 novembre 2008.

Tracce
 Between the lines - [album mix] - 6:01
 Blue (Da Ba Dee) - [Bloom 06 2008 extended concept] - 7:44
 Being not like you - [elektro pop remix] - 4:38
 Welcome to the zoo - [D-Deck RMX] - 5:54

Formazione
 Jeffrey (Gianfranco Randone) - voce, chitarre, ritmiche, campionamenti, sequencer
 Maury (Maurizio Lobina) - tastiere, synth, archi, ritmiche, campionamenti, cori

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Whole Foods Market is running dynamic display and leaderboard ads on websites such as thekitchn.com and allrecipes.com to promote "new lower prices on produce" and additional savings for Amazon Prime members. The ads depict fruits such a lemon or a raspberry moving toward the screen and proclaim: "(This is huge.)" They link to a Whole Foods e-commerce page showing results for produce items whose prices have been reduced as part of the grocer's third publicized wave of price cuts since its acquisition by Amazon.
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1999 : First Fresco Painting Training Course from I.S.A.A.
1997 : Bachelor of Science (B. Sc.) from Calcutta University.
2012 : An exhibitions of paintings at Indian Museum (Aesutosh Birth Century Hall, Kolkata) by "Manab Jamin"
2009 : Sahiil art gallery (Mumbai) presents "Manifestation" - "Online group exhibition of paintings by Ananda Das, Anirban Sheth, Brathin Khan, Kalipada Purkait, Laxman Aelay, Mrityunjay Mondal, Dnyaneshwar Dhavale, Nirmala Biluka, Sham Sharma, SudhirnBangar, Sanatan Dinda and others"
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2009 : Invited : "Bengal Canvas" an exhibitions of Contemporary paintings by "Majhi" at Academy of Fine Arts(Central Gallery) on 29th August to 4th Sep.
2007 : Invited : Tejas Art Gallery (Kolkata) presents "Small is Big"
2007 : Invited : Tejas Art Gallery (Kolkata) presents "DEVI"


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Seth & The Two Ways: Ways of seeing the demon god of Egypt
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This exceptional volume is more than a chronicle of one man's crimes against humanity; it's a study of human beings as they exist within a totalitarian environment. Eichmann in Jerusalem: A Report on the Banality of Evil is the definitive study of Adolf…
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In Complicity and Moral Accountability , Gregory Mellema presents a philosophical approach to the moral issues involved in complicity. Starting with a taxonomy of Thomas Aquinas, according to whom there are nine ways for one to become complicit in the wrongdoing…
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In Addicted to Love, Jan Geurtz clearly demonstrates how our search for love and approval stems from a fundamental self-rejection. We try to compensate for this by seeking other people's appreciation. But this is counterproductive: it actually makes us more…
The Indictment: Of Tribal Dogmas
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Sonata-Images From the "Far Field" (1981)
Poem by Roethke
for Violin and Piano
Sonata – Images From the "Far Field" is available here from American Composers Alliance.
1. Journey Dream
2. To Come Upon Warblers in Early Spring
3. The Far Field
In the early 1980's, I wrote one concert of original chamber music per year for four years. Sonata – Images from the "Far Field" (Roethke) for violin and piano was written for Chamber Concert No. 1, which took place on October 14, 1981. The concert featured Nancy Livingston and Lenore Lehr, violins, while I played piano and bass. The other works on the program were Echoes From An Urban Glade (1981) for violin and double bass, and Mobiles (1981) for two violins and double bass. Stylistically, the music in this concert is as close to freewheeling Minimalism as I ever got. The music is freely organized in layers, but is much more lyrical and melodic and less textural than the typical Minimalist-inspired music of the period. What interested me about Minimalism was the aligning of the organizational factors texturally to a structural grid. My interest was in doing this WITHOUT strict rhythm.
This work is inspired by Theodore Roethke's poem The Far Field. Roethke is one of my favorite poets. The association has been heightened by the fact that he spent the last years of his life in Seattle at the University of Washington, which was where I grew up. A painter I knew had grown up next door to Roethke. He said as a child he thought he was a little odd, because he was always pacing around his property deep in thought. But later, he wished he had gone next door and talked to him sometime.
About the Notation – The music for Mobiles consists of a series of repeated patterns. These patterns are started, stopped, or changed one by one throughout the piece. . . . . (Read more)
Journey Dream is inspired by the following lines –
I dream of journeys repeatedly:
Of flying like a bat deep into a narrowing tunnel,
Of driving alone, without luggage, out a long peninsula,
The road lined with snow-laden second growth,
A fine dry snow ticking the windshield,
Alternate snow and sleet, no on-coming traffic,
And no lights behind, in the blurred side-mirror,
The road changing from glazed tarface to a rubble of stone,
Ending at last in a hopeless sand-rut,
Where the car stalls,
Churning in a snowdrift
Until the headlights darken.
The second movement is inspired by the following lines –
For to come upon warblers in early May
Was to forget time and death:
How they filled the oriole's elm, a twittering restless cloud, all one morning,
And I watched and watched till my eyes blurred from the bird shapes. . .
The third movement is inspired by the following lines –
II learned not to fear infinity,
The far field, the windy cliffs of forever,
The dying of time in the white light of tomorrow,
The wheel turning away from itself,
The sprawl of the wave,
The on-coming water.
Lenore Lehr, violin and Glenn Stallcop, piano (Scottsdale, AZ, May 1981)


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A radar instrument co-sponsored by NASA on the European Space Agency's Mars Express orbiter has looked beneath the surface of Mars and opened up a new dimension for planetary exploration.
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Plans laid for return of WSGR. But in what form?
St. Clair County Community College may transfer the license to St. Clair County Regional Educational Service Agency.
Plans laid for return of WSGR. But in what form? St. Clair County Community College may transfer the license to St. Clair County Regional Educational Service Agency. Check out this story on thetimesherald.com: http://bwne.ws/2z9vhcz
Jeremy Ervin, Times Herald Published 12:37 p.m. ET Dec. 13, 2017
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After an announcement last week that 91.3 WSGR would close down after 43 years, the station has been tossed a lifeline.
But it is still unknown what format and style the station may take on.
St. Clair County Community College announced that it is working to transfer the 91.3 frequency to St. Clair Regional Educational Service Agency. RESA will use the station as part of its digital media technology program.
"The process hinges on them and us filling out the paperwork and getting it done," RESA Superintendent Kevin Miller said.
The station's license is designated as used for education and can be transferred only to another nonprofit or back to the Federal Communications Commission.
There are 48 students in the RESA digital media program. The school has video and audio production facilities. The addition of a transmitter would allow the program to give its students more experience.
"This would, in essence, complete the program," Miller said. "It's the same kind of program SC4 had when I was at school."
Digital media instructor Leslie Murphy said the department is still in preliminary talks about the kinds of programming the station would offer, and how the signal could best be used in the curriculum.
"We're really excited for the opportunity to get our students in front of a live mic," Murphy said.
Miller also expressed an interest in allowing live broadcasts. Right now the only high school radio station available to students is at Port Huron Northern, Miller said. Bringing the SC4 license to the intermediate school district would allow students across the county to get involved.
Miller himself worked in radio for years before going into education. He started working in radio at WPHM at the age of 16 and graduated with a communications degree from SC4 in 1980. He then moved to Tampa, Florida, and worked at WDAE and WSUN between 1980 and 1985. After returning to the Blue Water Area he went back to WPHM for a while.
"It's a little bit of déjà vu," Miller said. "It really, to me, is full circle."
WSGR was shut down due to declining student interest, the cancellation of the SC4's broadcasting degree four years ago and rising costs, according to college officials.
Miller has not put a firm time line on when 91.3 WSGR may be heard again on the airwaves — except to say that there is much work to do and that he hopes to have it on air for students next fall.
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The Governor(s), through a series of Executive Orders, established the Office of the State Employer as the Governor's representative to carry out this responsibility. Executive Order 1979-5 established an Office of the State Employer with an unclassified director, appointed by and reporting to the Governor. The functions of the Office include representing the Employer in primary negotiations with recognized employee organizations, determining the issues that are subject to primary and secondary negotiations, coordinating Employer responses to personnel policy and rule changes being considered by the Civil Service Commission, and reviewing classified employee positions to be included in or excluded from specific bargaining units.
Executive Order 1981-3 expanded the Office of the State Employer's function to include matters affecting state police troopers and sergeants, who exercise the right of collective bargaining pursuant to Article XI, Section 5, of the Michigan Constitution of 1963.
Executive Order 1988-6 clarified the authority and duties of the Office of the State Employer. Duties include making management determination on which grievance cases should go to arbitration; approving the management advocate in the presentation of all arbitrations; and supervising the training of all management personnel involved in the labor relations process, with the full cooperation and participation of the departments.
The role of the Office of the State Employer was further expanded by Executive Order 1996-5, which transferred the Employee Benefit Programs and the Suggestion Awards Program from the Department of Civil Service to the Department of Management and Budget and allowed these functions to be assigned to the Office of the State Employer. Executive Order 2002-13 then returned these programs to the Department of Civil Service.
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By: Lexie Kennedy, kennedyal@mnstate.edu
By msumadvocate	 Last updated Nov 4, 2018
You may have seen twins, but it's not every day you see twins on the same college football team. And both biology majors. And both aiming to be doctors.
Meet the Delbrune twins.
MSUM junior football players Malique and Devante Delbrune have always been close to one another, and pushed each other to be the best. They even live together off campus.
In high school, Malique went out for track and, of course, Devante did too. Although they started off as the slowest, they were competitive—especially with each other—and ended up pushing each other to run faster.
Since grade school the two have played chess, participated in track, and joined basketball and football teams together. From this competition grew an incredible bond between the brothers. From the time they were young, it had always been one of their goals to continue playing football with each other, and now they've achieved that goal.
Growing up in Moorhead, they decided to continue their educations in their hometown.
"We're home-grown boys," said the twins. Staying near home was an important part in their college decision. The brothers have always been heavily supported by their parents. Their dad, Frantz, always gave them pointers and ran drills with them.
Lexie Kennedy
Additionally, when they were younger, they weren't allowed to go to practice unless their homework was done. Malique and Devante credit their academic success to their parents for holding them accountable. Throughout their time at MSUM, they have received NSIC All-Academic Team accolades as well as making it on the Dean's List the past few years.
Their competitiveness continues off the field, as well. Originally, Devante didn't want to be a doctor, but Malique convinced him to pursue the profession, and now they're in the same major. They will be taking their Medical College Admission Tests (MCAT) in the spring. The results will help them decide which medical schools they will apply to.
Whether it came to wrestling around the house with each other or competing on the track, they've always found a way to chirp at each other. Now that they're in college, they've pushed each other more than ever and lean on each other all the time.
Not only are they successful in the classroom, but throughout their three years at MSUM they've been successful on the field, bringing a ton of energy and light to the team.
"It's fun to play with the Delbrunes," said MSUM football teammate Ethan Gerbig. "They always bring a positive and enthusiastic vibe to practice and games."
For now, you can catch Malique and Devante in the library studying away or on the field preparing for the rest of the football season.


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Marcel Sigel – Product Designer
Marcel Sigel,Marcel Sigel Studio,Mummy Vessel,plastic vase,Royal Selangor,Swoon candle stand,though light,Tom Dixon,Woodland light,Woven chair,Zuii
Australia-born and London-based product designer Marcel Sigel is making a name for himself with his unique take on everyday objects. From candle stands that care about the dangers of a flame, to fruit bowls that look like they are made out of opulent cloth, Sigel's ideas are innovative, fresh and always thoughtful.
In the scheme of things, Marcel Sigel is a relative newcomer to the design industry. Yet for someone who has only been around in the field since 2004, Sigel has rapidly made a name for himself as a product designer to reckon with.
Swoon Candleholder
Born in Melbourne, Australia, Sigel grew up in Perth where he studied industrial design. He returned to Melbourne in 2004 to set up his design studio 'Zuii' (with graphic designer Alana Di Giacomo) which quickly became popular. The duo was named Wallpaper* magazine's 'Best Young Designers' for 2004.
Woodland Table Lamp
Zuii had several interesting pieces right away. The 'Swoon' Candleholder (2004) is a white 'porcelaineous' stoneware candleholder which has a reflector at the back to 'strengthen and direct the light' and which also keeps the flame away from curtains and other potential flammable objects. Then came the 'Trace' table light (2004) which was designed to look as if the blown glass moulds were melting over its own shape. The 'Woodland' light (2004) was an unusual table lamp, with three lamps reminiscent of a cluster of trees in the woods, which come together as a single unit.
Trace Table
In 2005, Sigel conjured up the Mummy Vessel; a vase made up of 100% recycled plastic shopping bags. Made of spirally wound plastic, this vase creates an impact when backlit or lit from within with LEDs. The plastic vase, though light, can be weighed down with water or sand as well.
Henry Collar Fruit Bowl
Sigel's unusual take on everyday objects continued with 'Henry's collar', a funky take on a fruit bowl. Made out of moulded polyester fibre or stainless steel, the bowl was inspired by the collars worn in the late 16th century by monarchs such as King Henry. A variety of fruit can sit comfortably in the ruffles, making this utilitarian item a conversation piece in the home.
Pewter Bran
In 2006/07, a collaboration with Royal Selangor, a premium Malaysian pewter brand, saw the launch of a range of home accessories including candle stands, vases, bowls and trays. The designs were praised for their use of multiple finishes including frosted glass and even a chocolate-covered look.
Skinny Light
Sigel soon moved to Milan to work with international design houses. In 2007, he moved to London where he worked with Artek design studio and also Tom Dixon, where he was the Senior Designer until 2010.
Peace And Sport Award Trophy
The innovative designs from the Sigel stable continued to impress. In 2010, Sigel was asked to design a trophy for the Peace and Sport organisation. His design took inspiration from the medals and ribbons given to sport winners. Two upward moving columns in cast polyurethane and brass rise up, fall away and then unite as one – one column represents peace, the other sport. The elegant design is in harmony with the philosophy of the organisation which works to promote peace through sport.
Imperial Stool
In 2011, Sigel established his own studio 'Marcel Sigel Studio', which is based out of London. Recent work from the studio includes the beautiful 'Imperial' (Blok) stool, a simple design in solid oak and steel which is inspired by sturdy children's wooden toys. The stool (available in a gorgeous red or an elegant natural shade) has a large square seating block with a concave seating area. The legs of the stool are powder coated or nickel plated tubular steel.
Swoon Candle Stands
A new version of the Swoon candle stands ('Swoon mkII') hit the market in 2011. A cylindrical base with a reflector at the back elevates this industrial design into a work of art. The reflector directs and reflects the light and also, like the original Swoon design, keeps the flame away from surrounding objects.
Helix Light
The Helix light is the designer's latest offering, in addtion to the Woven chair. The chair reminds one of vintage chairs in our grandparent's homes where the seat and back have interwoven plastic strips. The Woven chair has strips made from the frame itself, resulting in a strong but lightweight chair designed for both indoor and outdoor use.
Woven Chair
Sigel's studio works on a diverse range of assignments including furniture, lighting and fashion. One can only wait and see what this talented young designer will come up with next. And if his nascent career is any indication, Marcel Sigel is most definitely a name to keep an eye out for.
Text By Chryselle D'Silva Dias
Photographs Courtesy The Designer
email: studio@marcelsigel.com
web: www.marcelsigel.com


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Theodor Leutwein
Theodor Leutwein (seated left), Zacharias Zeraua (2nd from left) and Manasseh Tyiseseta (seated, fourth from left), 1895
Theodor Gotthilf Leutwein (9 May 1849 – 13 April 1921) was colonial administrator of German Southwest Africa from 1894 to 1904 (as commander of the Schutztruppe, and from 1898, governor).
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Born in Strümpfelbrunn in the Grand Duchy of Baden, he joined the Prussian Army in 1868. Following several promotions he achieved the rank of major in 1893. In 1894 he replaced Curt von François as commander of the Schutztruppe (Imperial Security Troop). His personal goal in German Southwest Africa was to create "colonialism without bloodshed". During his tenure there, Leutwein created a decentralized administration with three regional centers (Windhoek, Otjimbingwe and Keetmanshoop). The construction of the first railroad between Windhoek and the seaport of Swakopmund was built during his rule. In 1899 he was promoted to lieutenant colonel, rising to the rank of colonel in 1901.[1]
His policies with the native Africans, which he called the "Leutwein System", was a mixture of diplomacy, "divide-and-rule" and military coercion. His relationship with the indigenous Namaqua and Herero tribes were tenuous at best. Conversely, he was often criticized by German colonists as being too lenient with the Africans. In 1904 an uprising by the Herero was the beginning of the end of his colonial leadership. Soon afterwards, Wilhelm II replaced Leutwein with the notorious General Lothar von Trotha.[1] In May 1904 he admitted that the Germans had not taken one Herero prisoner, following an inquiry by the social democratic Reichstag deputy August Bebel.[2]
In 1906, Leutwein published an autobiography, "Elf Jahre als Gouverneur in Deutsch-Südwestafrika" ("Eleven Years as Governor in German South West Africa"), an historical account of his career in German Southwest Africa. He died in Freiburg.[1]
^ a b c Biographies of Namibian personalities by Klaus Dierks
^ cf. Drechsler, Horst: Let Us Die Fighting (London: Zed Press, 1980), 151f.
Newspaper clippings about Theodor Leutwein in the 20th Century Press Archives of the ZBW
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This morning I got up at 4:20. By the time I was downstairs it was 4:25... following my routine like a T, I carried my new tea kettle over to the filtered water and tried to fill it. But no water came out.
Something must be wrong with our frig. I guess I'll fill it with tap water. Oh well.
But no water came out.... just a hissing, air sound.
Now, keep in mind it's 4:25 (as in AM) so I'm not quite thinking clearly.
My first thought was the the pipes froze. Happened to my brother last winter. Couldn't be that because we're having a 'no winter'.
Something is wrong with our house... better wake up Scott.
He was fast asleep. I felt bad. He jumped out of bed and looked around. Nothing wrong in the house.
And then he noticed tons of police, water, whatever trucks up the street. Like a ton of them.
"Not to worry," he said. Sometimes they have to work on the water main and they shut off the water in the middle of the night so it doesn't disturb anyone. It IS the MIDDLE of the night. They'll turn in on first thing in the morning."
So back to sleep he went. And I went back to what I do in the morning. Except that I decided to skip working out since I was deep down worried that I wouldn't get to shower off my sweat.
At 5:45 he called the water company and actually talked to a real person "no water for 2 to 3 hours"
Total panic. 2 to 3 hours... we'll all be at our schools. Anna in middle school, Abigail at her elementary school, Scott the principal at his elementary school, and me with my reading groups at my elementary school. How in the world is this going to work?
He went downstairs and got out a gallon of bottled water and a bunch of those baby sizes. Enough to brush our teeth. Enough to fill the girls water bottles for lunches and school. Not enough for a shower.
Enough to wash my hair in a bowl. Yuck! This was not how I wanted to start my day.
Now the girls wake up squeaky clean because they take a bath at night. There was only one problem with them. Anna hates purell (that I quickly put in their bathrooms). She's a very frequent hand washer. (remember this picture?) So she was in a panic. I told her she could use the Purell and quickly get to school to wash her hands.
Abigail could have cared less about washing her hands. And she thought Poland Springs bottled water for teeth brushing was pretty fun.
I put on my favorite light blue sweater, the pearls, and my clicking shoes. If I was going to feel yucky I was going to look good. Weirdest thing though... my hair (from washing it in a bowl and not using conditioner because there wouldn't be enough water to rinse it off) came out so nice. Really soft and pretty. So strange.
About the time Abigail was putting on her shoes for school and I was telling her to zip her coat. (and there were piles of dishes on the counter because I couldn't rinse them) The water came back on.
"Sit here on this carpet and don't take off anything. Read the library book in your backpack. Mama is taking a super fast shower. I"ll be down by the time the microwave says 8:22" . It was 8:19 at the time.
My hair was already done, makeup on. I slipped in and out of the glorious shower in two minutes.
(this was bath time.. the night before no water... funny that I took a picture) Since it was the last of the water... I call this photo "traffic jam").
This winter I am mourning the loss of winter. Real winter. When Scott read the the forecast for the next (projected) ten days I told him, "if this kind of weather is next year too, we're going up north for February vacation week."
As cozy as I can make my house it's just not cozy, reAlly cozy, without snow.
I caught Scott in the family room tonight without the fireplace even on! Now that's just wrong in January.
Usually when we shut down the house and walk upstairs together (always together) our bedroom is so cold it hurts. The heat, long turned down, makes it cold. That's why we have a blazing fire going in our family room at night. It's our heat!
When the bedroom is soooOoooo cold I get to cuddle up close.
Even Scott agrees with me on that one, we both miss winter.
With Christmas packed away (that took me a while I'll have to say) I love a simple look. And with the idea of not boring you I didn't take every nook and cranny in our house for January.
Our living room is a a light green color right now and I loved how the colors in this pillow were 'spot on' with the walls.
Add in a cozy throw and it's a new room!
I found both at HomeGoods and gasped out loud on my way out of the store when they caught my eye!
Lots of bright sunshine in the afternoon spilling into this room.
Light blue and red are my kitchen colors. Love this little tray I found.
Snow Day tea and a tea cup Anna bought me.
My laundry is in the kitchen. Now, I need to explain this... Old Connecticut colonials have laundry in the basement. When we moved into this old house the laundry had been moved to the kitchen. AMAZING. Would I love a 'laundry room' like all new homes have? Well, yes of course. But for an old house like this I'm counting my lucky stars that I'm not in the basement.
Back to tea... from Scott's Mom... Thank you!! I ALWAYS wanted an electric tea kettle with PROGRAMMABLE temps. Did you know that all different teas require different boiling temps for the tea to brew at it's best. Scott and I don't drink coffee (for no reason... I love the smell of it) But we are picky about our tea!
Lots of yellow and ocean blue in this room right now.
In our family room we love to do puzzles, play games, and just be together.
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The Prom and Morp will be held at Holly Hill Mall and Business Center. The room is located at the end of the mall near Dunham's Sports. All guests must enter the mall through the entrance between East Coast Wings & Grill and La Cocina Mexican Restaurant. Please click the "read more" button for a map with the event location.
Elementary classes will take field trips to Putt Putt Golf & Games this week. The cost of this trip was included in the Physical Education Fee paid at the beginning of the school year. Please click the "read more" button for the dates and times of the trip for each class. Be sure to send your child to school with appropriate footwear and clothing on the day of their trip. According to school policy, students who owe money for lunch, before/after school care, books, etc. will not be allowed to attend.
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Tickets for the high school Prom and the middle school Morp are on sale now through April 4. The theme this year is "Paradise Under the Sea." Both events will be held at Holly Hill Mall. The Prom is on Friday, April 5 from 8:00 pm to midnight and tickets are $25 per person. The Morp is on Saturday, April 6 from 7:00 pm to 10:00 pm and tickets are $15 per person. Guests who do not currently attend River Mill Academy must complete a Guest Information form signed by a parent/guardian and the Principal of the school they attend. Please click the "read more" button for a copy of the Guest Information forms.
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Current 5th grade students who are interested in Middle School Band are invited to come with their parents to an information meeting on March 26 at 5:30 pm. The meeting will be held in the band room (across from the Media Center).
Student artwork from the 61st Visual Arts Competition for Young People will be on display at the Alamance Arts Center (Captain White House, 213 S. Main Street, Graham) from March 21 to May 3. Award winners will be recognized at 7:00 pm on March 21. Please click the "read more" button for a full list of winners from River Mill Academy.
Join us at either the Burlington or the Mebane location of Hwy55 Burgers Shakes & Fries on March 19 from 5:00 pm to 9:00 pm and help support the Senior Class at River Mill Academy. Bring the flyer (please click the "read more" button) and Hwy55 will donate 30% of your order to the senior class.