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Maddie Mueller, 18, a senior at Clovis North High School in Fresno, Calif., admires President Trump. "He puts pride back in America – when I first heard him say 'Make America Great Again,' it touched me because I had never thought about patriotism before," the teen tells Yahoo Lifestyle.
A teen whose high school outlawed her "Make America Great Again" hat, won't allow her conservative politics to be muted.
Mueller enjoys expressing her political views through fashion: T-shirts that read "Build the Wall" and "Deplorable" and with images of the president's face and his campaign slogan, but her clothing isn't appreciated at school. "I've been repeatedly pulled aside by teachers and sent to the disciplinary office, but nothing made it onto my official record because there is no rule about Trump clothing," she says.
On Feb. 20, Mueller had planned to wear her red MAGA hat with her friends in the Valley Patriots, a pro-Trump community group. But anticipating another clothing violation, Mueller asked her school for permission. She didn't get it.
Maddie Mueller, 18, is fighting with her California school district to wear her "Make America Great Again" hat. (Photo: Courtesy of Maddie Mueller)
Kelly Avants, a Clovis Unified School District spokesperson, tells Yahoo Lifestyle that MAGA-themed clothing is fine, with the exception of hats.
Maddie Mueller likes to show her politics. (Photo: Courtesy of Maddie Mueller)
"Our dress code policy contains general guidelines to support a learning environment free from distraction and that promotes a safe and welcoming environment on campus," Avants tells Yahoo Lifestyle. "The district dress code allows for students to wear shirts or other clothing with a wide variety of sayings and/or political commentary. Unless causing an actual disruption on campus, MAGA apparel is acceptable, and this has been shared with the student."
"The issue raised here is specific to a hat," says Avants. "Both the district's dress code policy and the school's handbook lays out allowable headgear to be hats or caps with the school logo and or in solid school colors. There has never been a subjective evaluation of what language or logo is or is not on a hat, because the policy is straightforward in allowing only school hats or hats in solid school colors."
But Mueller tells Yahoo Lifestyle that supporting her president is a positive thing. "Since when is American pride and patriotism inappropriate?" she says, adding that she sees students wearing colorful hats, including with logos supporting gay pride and baseball teams. "Last year, a kid wore a red MAGA hat to school every day and no one said anything," says Mueller. "The school is failing to enforce its dress code."
The teen feels administrators lean left. "The day after President Trump's inauguration, the school offered counseling services to students who needed support," she says. "I thought it was ridiculous, and so did my conservative friends."
Mueller says during a recent meeting with her mother and the school, she offered to get a MAGA hat in black (the school colors are blue and black). "They told me my political clothing had to be approved."
Next week, Mueller and her mother have another meeting at school. "My mother is worried that if this continues, they won't let me graduate," Mueller tells Yahoo Lifestyle. "If that happens, I'll get homeschooled, but I won't be silenced."
The teen doesn't want to distract from her peers' learning experience. "The school is demoralizing and degrading patriotism," she tells Yahoo Lifestyle. The scrutiny has left her rattled, but she's not giving up. "I'm fighting for the generations of kids who will walk in my school in the future."
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The Brazilian Mata Atlântica has an original extension of about 1.481.946 km², which is a portion of 17.4% of the Brazilian territory. A very high environmental heterogeneity characterizes the 3.300 km of the coastal line. This tropical forest is distributed over various topographic and climatic zones and regions, ranging from sea level to 2.700 m above sea height (Metzger, 2009).
These geographic characteristics benefit a high diversity and endemism in astonishing richness (20.000 plant species, 1.700 vertebrate species) and many species never were identified. The special importance of the region is proven by the high degree of endemism: 8.000 plant species, 700 zoological species (Myers et al. 20002; Tabarelli et al., 2005).
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In the Mata Atlântica region we find the biggest Brazilian urban centres (São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Belo Horizonte, Salvador und Curitiba), representing about 61% of total Brazilian population. This reflects a very high risk of destruction of the last remnants of the coastal rainforest (8% or 102.012 km2) (SOS Mata Atlântica/INPE, 2009).
The high occupation density reflects in a fragmentation of the Mata Atlântica remnants, consisting predominantly in secondary and advanced stages of succession – causing loss of populations and extinction of species. (Ribeiro et al., 2009; Metzger et al., 2009).
In their assessment on fragmentation of these remnants Ribeiro et al, (2009) reveal a severe situation: more than 80% of the fragments are smaller than 50 ha, having distances over 1.440 m between; the PAs represent 9% of the total forest remnants, having 1% of original, primary forest.
The high biological diversity in combination with elevated pressure on its environment makes the Mata Atlântica part of the group of the five most important ecosystems of the world, in terms of conservation of biodiversity. Mata Atlântica thus is one of the five biodiversity hotspots (Laurance 2009 7).
Mata Atlântica is the main provider in a series of ecosystem services that the Brazilian population depends on. Special mentions deserve the services: water, scenic beauty (tourism), soil conservation, food and medical products, resources for fishing, and others.
The coastal line between southern São Paulo and Paraná disposes of the largest continuous and relatively well conserved part of the Brazilian Mata Atlântica. Here is found a majestic abundance of ecosystems, going form mangrove landscapes up to the mountain ranges with 1.800 m of altitude. This special situation made UNESO declare the region as a Biosphere World Heritage (http://www.rbma.org.br). The region in biological terms is highly relevant and regarded as priority for the implementation of Brazilian Protected Areas (Edict 9 from 23.01.2007, Brazilian Federal Ministry of the Environment – MMA).
As a strategic means for conserving this important region the PA "Mosaico Lagamar" has been implemented, comprising an area of 16.221 km2, containing 43 PAs which by this can utilize an integrated tool for administration. The mosaic concept allows combining the needs of conservation of biological diversity with the quality of life of around 350.000 inhabitants in towns and villages. Around 41.000 (17.1%) of these inhabitants are living in small, rural areas and meet their demands mainly from agriculture and the extraction of natural resources.
Even having positive legal conditions for conservation, the risks for destructing the last representative portions of the coastal rainforest are significant. Poaching, illegal extraction of natural resources like the Juçara palm and ornamental plants, logging, expansion of settlements and leisure structures, the extension of the road system (e.g. Curitiba – São Paulo) are the main scenarios of threat for the conservation of this region.
Metzger, J.P., 2009. Conservation issues in the Brazilian Atlantic forest. Biological Conservation 142, 1138–1140.
Myers, N., Mittermeier, R.A., Mittermeier, C.G., Fonseca, G.A.B., Kent, J., 2000.Biodiversity hotspots for conservation priorities. Nature 403, 853–858.
Tabarelli, M., Pinto, L.P., Silva, J.M.C., Hirota, M., Bedê, L., 2005. Challenges and opportunities for biodiversity conservation in the Brazilian Atlantic Forest. Conservation Biology 19, 695–700.
Fundação SOS Mata Atlântica e Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas Espaciais, 2009. Atlas dos Remanescentes Florestais da Mata Atlântica Período 2005-2008. Relatório Técnico, 176 p.
Ribeiro, M.C., Metzger, J.P., Martensen, A.C., Ponzoni, F., Hirota, M.M., 2009. Brazilian Atlantic forest: how much is left and how is the remaining forest distributed? Implications for conservation. Biological Conservation 142, 1141–1153.
Metzger, J.P., Martensen, A.C., Dixo, M., Bernacci, L.C., Ribeiro, M.C., Teixeira, A.M.G.,Pardini, R., 2009. Time-lag in the responses to landscape changes in highly dynamic Atlantic forest region (SE Brazil). Biological Conservation 142, 1166–1177.
Laurance, W.F., 2009. Conserving the hottest of the hotspots. Biological Conservation 142, 1137.
- Lei da Mata Atlântica: http://www.planalto.gov.br/ccivil_03/_ato2007-2010/2008/decreto/d6660.htm
- SOS Mata Atlântica (ONG): http://www.sosmatatlantica.org.br/
- Reserva da Biosfera da Mata Atlântica: http://www.rbma.org.br/default_02.asp
- Pacto da Mata Atlântica: http://www.pactomataatlantica.org.br/index.aspx?lang=pt-br
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Sister Gertrude Morgan, Fan (front), ca. 1970. Paint and ink on card, 9 3/4 x 8 1/2 inches, irregular, double-sided. Smithsonian American Art Museum, The Margaret Z. Robson Collection, Gift of John E. and Douglas O. Robson.
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Artists without formal training, who learned from family, community, and personal journeys, have long been a presence in American art. But it was not until the 1980s, with the help of trailblazing advocates, that the collective force of their creative vision and presence irrevocably turned the tide in the mainstream art world. Through drawings, paintings, and sculptures that span the narrative to the abstract, the artworks in We Are Made of Stories: Self-Taught Artists in the Robson Family Collection convey the humanistic power of art and allow us to see the world through the lens of another.
We Are Made of Stories traces the rise of self-taught artists in the 20th century and examines how, despite wide-ranging societal, racial, and gender-based obstacles, their creativity and bold self-definition became major forces in American art. The exhibition showcases 43 artists, including James Castle, Thornton Dial Sr., William Edmondson, Howard Finster, Bessie Harvey, Sister Gertrude Morgan, the Philadelphia Wireman, Nellie Mae Rowe, Judith Scott, Bill Traylor, and others, whose work was admired and collected by Margaret Z. Robson (1932–2014). Margaret valued their artworks and personal stories, believing both offered a truer, more complete portrait of our nation's makers and redefined who could be an artist in America.
Douglas O. Robson, following his mother's lead, continues to collect the work of self-taught artists and to support an inclusive vision of art: in 2016, he donated 93 works from the Margaret Z. Robson Collection to the Smithsonian American Art Museum. The exhibition features selections from this original gift, along with thirty-two artworks he has promised to SAAM and a major painting by Dan Miller donated to the museum in 2022.
We Are Made of Stories continues SAAM's decades-long advocacy for a diverse populist and uniquely American voice within the context of what is traditionally considered great art. The exhibition is organized by Leslie Umberger, curator of folk and self-taught art at the Smithsonian American Art Museum.
We Are Made of Stories: Self-Taught Artists in the Robson Family Collection is organized by the Smithsonian American Art Museum. Generous support has been provided by the Herbert Waide Hemphill Jr. American Folk Art Fund, Shaun and Andy Block, Steven Czekala, James and Catherine Denny, Sheila Duignan and Mike Wilkins, Travis Marquette and Sean Kosofsky, the Rumsfeld Family Fund, Jeff Rosensweig and Natalie Allen, and the Share Fund.
"We Are Made of Stories: Selfhood and Experience in Art," the second program in the Margaret Z. Robson Symposium Series, will take place on October 7, 2022. This half-day symposium addresses recent scholarship centering on the critical role of content and culture in the field of self-taught American art. Artists Joseph E. Yoakum, Henry Darger, Nellie Mae Rowe, Sam Doyle, Judith Scott, and Dan Miller are highlighted for their creative abilities while challenging the notions of invisibility and historical hierarchies. Co-moderated by SAAM curator Leslie Umberger and Tom di Maria, director emeritus of Creative Growth Art Center, a five-speaker panel addresses these six artists' contributions to American art. This free program is presented both in person at the museum's McEvoy Auditorium and livestreamed on YouTube.
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Sharon Patricia Holland, the Townsend Ludington Distinguished Professor and Chair, Department of American Studies at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, speaking on Sam Doyle (1906–1985)
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Making his way across the factory floor, The Facility Manager Cédric Leroy stops to pick up a large stainless steel sheet. The plate, from an industrial heat exchanger, is being serviced at AxFlow France's plant near Évreux in Normandy. "We clean the plates and test them for the tiniest cracks or holes," says Cédric, running his eye over the plate. "It's vital to detect even the smallest perforation. If a plate leaks it can contaminate the customer's production and cause major problems."
AxFlow France's customers range from baby food producers to the most famous cheese makers. They also include 55 French nuclear power plants, which use AxFlow serviced heat exchangers in their cooling water systems. Safety and hygiene are non-negotiable in these industries. Cleaning and reconditioning heat exchanger plates is a critical job. It is also naturally sustainable. "What could be more sustainable than giving a second life to machinery that otherwise would be scrapped or replaced?" asks Guillaume Chanay, Managing Director of AxFlow France. Building on this sustainable value proposition, AxFlow France wants to develop a leading production concept in this area.
It takes a lot of energy to clean a heat exchanger, and a lot of water. "We want to take it a step further and bring the entire process closer to being sustainable – from start to finish – and produce that energy and water in a green way," Guillaume says. The first step is for AxFlow to become self-sufficient in renewable energy by 2020. A geothermal heating unit is to be installed, and the factory will be equipped with solar panels to ensure that all energy is produced on site. Also, AxFlow aims to meet at least half its water needs from recycled rainwater collected from its roof.
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George William Summers (March 4, 1804 – September 19, 1868) was an attorney, politician, and judge from Virginia (and what became West Virginia during the American Civil War).

Early and family life
Summers was born in Fairfax County, Virginia to George Summers and his wife, the former Nancy Ann Smith Radcliffe. His father represented Fairfax County in the Virginia House of Delegates for four terms, then moved his family to Kanawha County (later Putnam County) in 1814. Young George Summers attended what later became Washington and Lee University in Lexington, Virginia in 1820-1821, then continued his education at Ohio University and graduated in 1825.

On February 7, 1833 in Charleston he married Ammazetta Laidley (1818-1892), and they had sons Lewis Summers (1844-1928) and George Laidley Summers (1848-1863).

Career

Summers was admitted to the Virginia bar in 1827 and opened a law practice in Charleston.

In 1830, voters in Kanawha County elected Summers to the Virginia House of Delegates, where he served from 1830 to 1832 (when he was defeated by James H. Fry, whom he defeated two years later), and again in the part-time position from 1834 to 1836.

Later, in 1840, voters elected Summers was a Whig to the U.S. House of Representatives, where he represented what was then Virginia's 19th Congressional District. Summers served in the Twenty-Seventh and Twenty-Eighth Congresses, and despite the abolition of the 19th district after the 1840 census. He won re-election to the restructured 14th Congressional district, but was defeated for reelection in 1844 by Joseph Johnson.

Summers again represented Kanawha County as a delegate in the 1850 Virginia Constitutional Convention. However, his attempt to become Governor of Virginia failed in 1851, as he again lost to Joseph Johnson. The Virginia General Assembly, nonetheless elected Summers a circuit court judge for the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit (which covered several counties in the Kanawha Valley) and he served for six years, replacing slaveholder David McComas and being replaced by him after six years when he resigned and resumed his law practice for the final near decade of his life.

In 1861, Kanawha County voters again elected Summers to represent them, at the Virginia Secession Convention of 1861. He vehemently opposed Virginia's secession from the Union. In March 1861 hoped, with associates, to call a border state convention in Nashville or Frankfort (sometimes called the "Guthrie Plan" after James Guthrie of Kentucky) to forestall the looming conflict. Instead, after he spoke at the Secession convention, former president John Tyler and University of Virginia professor James P. Holcombe spoke at length to refute his argument. After President Lincoln called for troops following the Battle of Fort Sumter and the convention voted for secession, Summers resigned and was replaced by Andrew Parks.

Death and legacy
Summers died in Charleston on September 19, 1868. He is buried at Charleston's Spring Hill Cemetery

In 1871, the West Virginia Legislature honored Summers by forming Summers County from portions of Fayette, Greenbrier County, Mercer County, and Monroe County.

External links

 George William Summers in Union or Secession: Virginians Decide at the Library of Virginia
 History of Summers County

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Lost In Space Season 2 will throw more light on the uncanny expedition of the Robinsons. The season 2 will soon strike the Netflix bringing whole new challenges before Will Robinson amid mysterious revelations.
The Sci-fi series, Lost In Space has completed its pre-production phase, and now about to wrap-up the filming. So, the fans can expect it to hit hard the screens by the beginning of the upcoming year.
Anyhow, the fans are really eager to know what will happen next. Let me tell you this series is the twisted version of 1965 series of the same name which was based on a novel, The Swiss Family Robinson. However, the story of the 2018 series proves to be based on advanced sci-fi tech, and sequences to a greater extent.
It will surely be hell intense to watch the struggle of Will Robinson along with his new robot friend in finding his way back to Resolute. Anyhow, Will and his family will have to explore a lot more in the upcoming seasons of the sci-fi series amid the big and terrifying revelation of the secrets that the vast space is holding on.
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Сино́птика ( «обозревание всего вместе» от  «вместе» +  «зрительный») — раздел метеорологии, наука, изучающая физические процессы в атмосфере Земли, определяющие будущее состояние погоды.

Люди, занимающиеся синоптикой, называются синоптиками. Они занимаются решением задачи краткосрочного прогноза погоды, используя различные методы, например путём составления и анализа синоптических карт, которые дают возможность наблюдать за изменениями погоды и оценивать её будущие изменения на указанной территории.

Методы прогноза погоды
Существует несколько различных методов, с помощью которых можно давать прогноз метеорологическим явлениям. Все они эффективны, но ни один из них не обеспечивает точный результат. Потому синоптики стараются использовать сразу несколько способов, сравнивая полученные результаты и оценивая частоту и рост погрешностей в данных.

 Синоптический метод — основан на анализе карт погоды, так называемых синоптических карт. Они представляют собой обычную географическую карту, на которой с помощью соответствующих символов и цифр отображается состояние погоды. Наблюдая за изменениями состояния атмосферы на обширной территории можно определить вероятные изменения погодных условий в определённом районе, а также узнать возможные изменение величин и сопутствующие им появление атмосферных явлений.

 Численный или гидродинамический метод — основан на математическом расчёте систем уравнений гидродинамики и получении различных данных на единицу промежутка времени. Точность прогнозов этого метода напрямую зависит от количества и точности информации, поступающей с метеостанций, а также скорости расчёта вычислительных систем (в нынешние дни технические возможности дают достаточно высокую скорость обработки данных). Понятно, что чем больше поступает данных — тем точнее будет расчёт, но количество метеорологических и аэрологических станций в последние годы значительно уменьшилось.

 Статистический метод — основан на статистическом анализе прошлых состояний погоды на определённой территории. В зависимости от текущего состояния атмосферы даёт возможность спрогнозировать будущее состояние погоды на некоторый период времени, то есть определить наиболее вероятные изменения различных метеоданных в будущем.

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José Sazatornil Buendía (13 August 1925 – 23 July 2015)  was a Spanish actor who appeared in numerous films since making his debut in 1946.

Biography
He was born in Barcelona on 13 August 1925. He was the son of the owner of a small shop in the city and studied in his native city, specifically at the Brothers of the Christian Doctrine School.
Actor of great popularity, his career began in the theatre when he was thirteen years old. For seven years, according to his own words, was playing every Sunday a different work for months, and participated, in this way, in 280 comedies in seven years. Along these years, he combined his work in the theatres with his career as dependent on the family business.

In 1946 debuted at the Victoria Theatre in Barcelona, later he entered the theatrical Company of Paco Martínez Soria.
He debuted in cinema by the hand of Javier Setó in a Spanish fantasy film in 1953, since then he participated in more than one hundred and ten films including La escopeta nacional directed by Luis García Berlanga, and Amanece, que no es poco directed by José Luis Cuerda.

In 1957, José Sazatornil founded his own Theatre Company.
In 1974 he starred in his own television series: Los Maniáticos, by Fernando García de la Vega, in TVE.
In 1989 he received the Goya Award for Best Supporting Actor for his role in the movie Espérame en el cielo by Antonio Mercero. During his long theatrical, filmic and television career he received numerous prizes and awards, and he became a popular and loved comedian actor.

In November 2013 was announced that he was suffering from Alzheimer's. He died of natural causes in Madrid on 23 July 2015, at the age of 89.
One of his most remembered roles was his unforgettable interpretation of Don Mendo in the play \"La revenge on Don Mendo\", traditionally represented by the first figures on the Spanish national theatre, such as Fernando Fernán Gómez and Manolo Gómez Bur.

Selected filmography
 The Louts (1954)
 The Sailor with Golden Fists (1968)
 Blood in the Bullring  (1969)
 The Rebellious Novice (1971)
 English Striptease (1975)
 ...And Give Us Our Daily Sex (1979)
 Wait for Me in Heaven (1988)
 Amanece, que no es poco (1989)

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2015 deaths
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BREMEN - Jesse Jewel Edwards, Sr., 77, of Bremen, died Monday, January 25, 2016, at 7:43AM at Owensboro Health Muhlenberg Community Hospital. Mr. Edwards was born September 21, 1938, in Muhlenberg County. He was a machinist at Calumet Screw Co., and was of the Pentecostal faith. He was an avid football fan, and his favorite player was Peyton Manning. He enjoyed playing cards with his family. He was preceded in death by his mother, Retha Frost.
He is survived by his wife, Juanita Smith Edwards; sons Steven (Tammy) Cox of Greenville, Michael Edwards of Bremen, and Jesse Jewel Edwards, Jr., of Bremen; daughters Darlene (Greg) Flores of Hammond, IN, Gwyndolyn (John) Lovell of Bremen, and Tammy (John) Irwin of Maryville, TN; half-brother Irvin (Dorris) Jones of Michigan; 10 grandchildren; 14 great-grandchildren; 2 great-great-grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews.
Funeral services will be Thursday, January 28, 2016, at 12:00 noon at Tucker Funeral Home in Central City, with Bro. Donnie Neal officiating. Burial in Mt. Moriah Cemetery. Visitation will be Wednesday after 6:00PM and Thursday after 10:00AM at the funeral home. Online condolences may be made at www.tuckerfuneralhomes.com.
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Sis. Juanita I'm so sorry to hear about Bro. Jesse..
I pray God will comfort you and your family during this time of sorrow..
I hope these words will help comfort you and your family..
May God Be With You..
We are all so sorry for the loss of Uncle Jesse. He was a wonderful man and we all loved him very much. Prayers for Juanita and all the kids in this time.
Sending condolences to the family. We're very sorry to hear of your loss. Sending love to Darlene and her family. Darlene is a very important part of the Hammond, IN community. We care for her and her family deeply.
My thoughts and prayers are with the entire Flores family during this most difficult time. I am so sorry for your loss. May God give all of you the strength to deal with this loss and remember that your memories will be with you forever. Amen!
My condolences to all the Edwards family especially my good friend Michael. Thoughts and prayers sent your way during the hard time in your life. I'm always here for you mike and any other family member that needs a friend.
Heart broken to see him go but know he with God.
So Sorry for your Loss! Thoughts and Prayers will be with you thru this difficult time of grieving.


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José Tavares da Silva Neto (Bela Vista do Paraíso, 22 de maio de 1949 - Londrina, 22 de junho de 2021) foi um advogado, delegado de polícia e político brasileiro.

Biografia
Filho de João Tavares da Silva e de Isaura Brás Tavares, nasceu no interior do estado do Paraná em 1949. Na década de 1960 passou a exercer a função de investigador policial e quando diplomou-se como Bacharel de Direito pela Universidade Estadual de Londrina em 1973, passou a ocupar a função de delegado de polícia na região de Londrina. Na década de 1970, ocupou o cargo de chefe de gabinete do prefeito de Bela Vista do Paraíso.

Em 1978, filiou-se ao MDB para concorrer a uma vaga na Assembleia Legislativa do Paraná e ocupou o cargo de deputado estadual entre os anos de 1979 e 1983. Nas Eleições gerais no Brasil em 1982, foi eleito como deputado federal pelo Paraná. Nas Eleições gerais no Brasil em 1986, foi reeleito e passou a ocupar um cargo de deputado federal constituinte. Na Eleições gerais no Brasil em 1990, elegeu-se deputado estadual e retornou a Assembleia Legislativa do Paraná.

Entre 1992 e 1994, ficou a frente da Secretaria de Justiça do Paraná no mandato de Roberto Requião. Nas Eleições gerais no Brasil em 1994, reelegeu-se deputado estadual.

Em 1998, assumiu a Secretaria de Proteção e Defesa do Consumidor no governo de Jaime Lerner. Neste período, filiou-se ao Partido Democrático Trabalhista. Em 1999, retornou para Secretaria de Justiça do Paraná, como titular da pasta, agora no segundo mandato de Jaime Lerner.

Morte
Morreu em 22 de junho de 2021, aos 72 anos, por complicações da COVID-19.

Bibliografia
NICOLAS, Maria. 130 Anos de Vida Parlamentar Paranaense - Assembléias Legislativas e Constituintes. 1854-1954. 2° ed. Curitiba: Assembléia Legislativa do Paraná; 1984, 779p

Deputados estaduais do Paraná
Deputados federais do Brasil pelo Paraná
Naturais de Bela Vista do Paraíso
Alunos da Universidade Estadual de Londrina
Mortes por COVID-19 no Paraná
Secretários estaduais do Paraná


In keeping with his image of the grumpy old man who puts on his steel toe shoes before going out to kick the neighborhood kids off of his lawn, Senator John McCain jumped all over a reporter for asking him a simple and reasonable question.
The implication is that McCain hasn't already been behaving in that manner and doing so since day one of the Trump Presidency. The exceptions are when President Trump essentially comes to McCain with a McCain proposal, something of the nature of cruise missiles into Syria.
Anything that involves a declaration of war or sanctions against Russia would surely also get the full McCain endorsement, but that would again be President Trump bringing McCain his own paperwork to sign off on.
So then the answer is yes or no, McCain, since you call it dumb but it's consistent with your past behavior. Remember the healthcare votes? Or were those votes just you carrying out the wishes of your financiers, so you don't consider it personal. Maybe it's just because everybody knows what a lying A-hole you are, and it's a very valid question indeed.
Forget the fairy tale about being a war hero. McCain is a sellout who betrayed his country and continues to do so on a daily basis. He apparently hates himself for it and everyone around him. McCain is and always has been a mean, ill-tempered, miserable guy who nobody wants to be around.
That's how he'll be remembered when mercifully he's forced out of the Senate.
Grumpy Old Man—-WRONG; he is just a freckin Grump. Sleazy comes to mind when I see his pic.
John McCain't was a Hero to Jane Fonda for being Hanoi's SongBird!
There is a day coming, and it isn't that far down the dusty road either, when these SKUM that have been skimmed off the lowest snakiest stagnant pond in the entire country… these class-LESS, hollow men, these snarky, arrogant, bloated, ragged left-overs of human beings….
…. DEEPLY REGRET having successfully turned every man's hand against them.
When you look at this picture, look at his eyes. The pupils are dilated really dark. He is on something and he should not be playing the game of senator. Send him somewhere other than being near a vote. The question was the right one to ask but this old heathen is a hateful man that thinks everyone should bow down to him. Time to go McCOWARD!
What a despicable POS. It amazes me how so many agree he is a POS but say he is OK because he is a war hero. The "song bird" has them fooled.


Despite the snow and cold weather outside, spring has officially started. People are not going to sit at home and waiting for the magical efflorescent mood – they are creating it. Check out a list of top 5 events to visit in March to create your own spring atmosphere.
Annual exhibition Motocykl, which next year will celebrate 20 years in the Czech Republic is the largest exhibition entirely dedicated to motorcycles, equipment and accessories for motorsport activities. Essential part of the exhibition is an entertainment program, which includes musical performances, presentations of new products and models of popular brands, as well as performances of celebrities.
One World (Jeden svět) is an annual documentary film festival. The project unites directors who are concerned with the human rights question from all over the world. The festival shows the most attention facing the tape from around the world. This festival is considered to be the largest event in the world of this type. Famous Czech non-profit organization "People in Need" (Člověk v tísni) organizes it.
Annual exhibition of gorgeous orchids traditionally held in the tropical greenhouse Fata Morgana. Visitors will be able to once again enjoy the colorful diversity of orchids, as well as learn more about these beautiful plants and how to grow them in home environment.
Traditionally March is considered a books month. Shopping center Letňany for the third consecutive year organizes an entertaining book festival. Four weeks full of interviews, autograph sessions, interesting lectures and meetings with famous authors awaiting all the book fans of the Czech Republic.
Like most talented people, Dali was not an easy guy. The famous surrealist artist Salvador Dali was clever, talented but completely unbearable. The man who stood against conservatism and system. The one who expanded horizons of imagination for an ordinary man. Now you have a chance to grasp yourself, why he's admired all over the world. If you still did not see a regular exhibition of the mad genius, you'd better do it soon.