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Oregon weighs stricter regulations to protect migrant farmworkers at risk of catching coronavirus
Health workers from the Virginia Garcia Memorial Health Center conduct a drive-thru COVID-19 testing site. April 13, 2020 Beth Nakamura/Staff
By Piper McDaniel | The Oregonian/OregonLive
Every year, Dr. Eva Galvez travels to farm work labor camps and helps operate a mobile clinic for Virginia Garcia Memorial Health Center, a clinic in Hillsboro that serves a predominantly Latino population.
Her parents were both seasonal farmworkers who met working in apple and pear orchards in Oregon, and she grew up in the farmworker community.
Now Galvez is on the frontlines of fighting COVID-19 in Oregon, where a disproportionately high number of Latino residents have contracted the virus.
As this year's harvest season nears, she worries Latino farmworkers are especially vulnerable to catching the virus. She and other public health workers, immigrant rights activists and farmworker unions say working conditions and cramped living quarters prevent the social distancing and hygiene necessary to stall COVID-19.
"As a medical provider who knows that I will eventually take care of these people, these are my concerns," said Galvez, a family physician. "I really feel it's so important for farmers to have a plan now."
She and the nonprofit Oregon Law Center are pressing state regulators to enforce new safety rules for farm work labor camps to slow the spread of the virus. They filed a petition March 20 that proposed changes to transportation, work and living areas to allow workers more space and ensure proper hygiene. The petition also asks state officials to provide workers with access to health care resources to prevent disease spread.
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State workplace safety regulators haven't enacted any new rules in the four weeks since they received the petition. Michael Wood, the top official at the Oregon Occupational Safety and Health Administration, said the proposals aren't feasible for farms to implement right away. Instead, his agency launched a faster-than-normal public review process to consider the changes and to decide how farmworkers will live and work during the pandemic.
"There is no question there are legitimate concerns, and that these are difficult environments to protect workers in, in the best of times," Wood said. "The thing we have to balance is whether there are feasible measures that can be taken and can be taken quickly."
If the proposed changes are adopted, some farmers say the financial burden could hurt the industry and result in some farms closing. If nothing changes, the Portland-based Oregon Law Center predicts all of the state's estimated 160,000 farmworkers risk contracting the virus.
In either case, a possible disruption in food production poses a threat to food security, both sides agree.
Fernando Gutierrez, who oversees a farmworker outreach and advocacy program at the Oregon Employment Department, said state regulators and employers should prioritize worker safety.
"Right now, the most important thing to focus on is the social distance regulation that is in play," Gutierrez said. "Otherwise, farmworkers are going to get sick and farmworkers are going to die on Oregon's watch."
Living quarters at an Oregon farmworker labor camp in spring 2020. According to current guidelines, a 10 feet-by-20 feet building can sleep four workers. Courtesy of Fernando Gutierrez.
A 'grave situation'
Agriculture is a vital industry in Oregon, and as fruit and vegetable crops ripen, farmers often hire extra workers to help harvest. Many farms rely on the H-2A migrant labor program for employees, and the vast majority of these workers travel from Mexico.
Many live on worksite camps located at or near farms in every county in the state. Washington and Marion counties, both areas of rich agricultural production, have high rates of COVID-19.
Concerns about access to health care for farmworkers predated the pandemic, because many farmworkers are not covered by employer plans or eligible for state health plans. Amid the coronavirus outbreak, advocates say the need for adequate medical care is even greater, because without access some workers wouldn't have the ability to get tested if they have symptoms of the virus.
Since March 20, OSHA has received at least 12 complaints against agriculture businesses alleging that working conditions were not allowing social distancing and sanitation guidelines necessary to prevent the spread of the disease.
While Gov. Kate Brown enacted multiple statewide orders intended to prevent the spread of the virus, such as prohibiting public gatherings, mandating the closure of non-essential businesses and asking employers to ensure six feet of space between workers, it is unclear how these restrictions apply to farmworker living quarters.
Living quarters vary at the estimated 300 farm labor camps in the state. But minimum housing requirements fall below what public health officials have recommended for safe social distancing.
Federal guidelines for farmworker labor camps allow four people in a 200 square feet residence, roughly the size of a 10 feet-by-20 feet garden shed. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends 12 feet by 12 feet of distance between each individual in homeless encampments to prevent disease spread.
Other federal labor camp standards, such as ensuring one wash tub or washing machine for every 30 people, or one sink for every six people, also raise sanitation and social distancing concerns.
"It's really not conducive for people to spread out," Galvez said, "and obviously that's concerning when you have a virus like COVID."
The six-page petition Galvez helped organize asks for measures such as additional sinks and bathrooms to limit exposure and provide easier access to water, information for workers translated to their native language and transportation modifications to limit possible exposure to the virus.
Two Democratic state representatives who represent agricultural hubs, Teresa Alonso Leon, Woodburn, and Anna Williams, Hood River, have backed the petition.
In a letter submitted in support of changing the safety rules, Harvard epidemiologist Marc Lipsitch cited research showing cramped living quarters greatly increase the risk of disease transmission.
"This is a grave situation," Lipsitch said. "We know that dense residential housing and air recirculation play a role in COVID-19 transmission."
State officials will decide whether or not a change to labor camp conditions after reviewing feedback during a public comment period that ended April 13.
Wood, the OSHA administrator, said he and other state officials understand the gravity of the situation, but were reluctant to implement costly rules that farms couldn't realistically implement in a short amount of time. Still, he said he anticipates a decision by the end of April, an expedited timeline when rule change processes can typically last one to three years.
"There are genuine issues, and it's not easy to determine how to address them and what resources are available," Wood said. "It's really a tension between what is desirable and what is feasible."
Dozens of farmers submitted comments opposing the petition, saying the added costs of expanded housing, additional bathrooms and sinks would hurt them financially. Some said they feared the rules would force them to close.
The Oregon Farm Bureau, which represents nearly 7,000 farms and ranches, submitted a letter against the petition outlining potential alternatives to some of the suggestions in the petition.
"Family farms and ranches were already in or approaching crisis before COVID-19. Prices received by farmers and ranchers have declined for the past three, four, five straight years," said Samantha Bayer, a lawyer for the Oregon Farm Bureau, in a statement. "If you also add unattainable OSHA requirements, we will undoubtedly lose farms and ranches under this cumulative weight."
Both OSHA and the Oregon Farm Bureau pointed to efforts they have already made, including disseminating information about how to prevent the spread of the disease to workers. The Oregon Office of Emergency Management is also collaborating with OSHA and other state agencies to develop written COVID-19 safety and health guidance specific to farms and agricultural workers.
But proponents of changing safety rules say written recommendations won't help prevent the spread of the virus if workers don't have the ability to implement them.
"The response from the agency is alarming," said Nargess Shadbeh, an Oregon Law Center attorney. "To the farmworkers and their families, it does not feel like we are all in this together."
Shadbeh said inadequate safety rules could also come at a high price, potentially contributing to hospitals overwhelmed with patients or forcing farmers to quarantine sick workers and delay harvest if an outbreak occurs.
While some farms have voluntarily made changes, Shadbeh said, such as adding more toilets and sinks and increasing the space between workers during breaks, the changes are not widespread.
Now, weeks before harvest season enters its peak, Galvez and other farmworker advocates are wondering if any statewide safety measures will be implemented.
"How can we keep people safe while they continue to work?" Galvez said. "We need to start thinking of a solution now, because once the high season comes it's going to be hard to address these issues."
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The Communist Party has long striven to control freedom of speech in China. Websites from around the world are blocked. Major social media cannot be accessed, and advanced software is used to delete "sensitive" entries from the Internet. Domestic journalists who step over the invisible line of what's permissible face being fired or even arrested, while foreign journalists face various forms of government intimidation. How reporters are trying to work around China's resurgent censorship, 25 years after Tiananmen.


Howell beat Brighton, 10-6, and led 10-3 when darkness halted the second game.
HOWELL — Howell's ace didn't last two innings and his replacement served up back-to-back home runs.
It's a trend that wasn't sustainable if the Highlanders were going to win what had become a slugfest with rival Brighton on Wednesday.
Enter senior Jacob Falzone, who settled things down and allowed only one run in the final 4 2/3 innings of Howell's 10-6 victory.
Howell led 10-3 in the third inning of the nightcap when the game was called because of darkness. The game will be resumed at a yet-to-be-determined date.
Brighton chased Ty Weatherly, a Ball State University recruit, by scoring three runs in the first 1 2/3 innings. Blake Arnold surrendered consecutive home runs to Zach Hopman and Gabe Clark, tying the game 5-5 with one out in the third.
Falzone was brought in to try to quiet the Brighton bats. He allowed a go-ahead double by Andrew Gilpin in the fourth inning after hitting a batter, but didn't give up another run after that.
With all of the long innings in the opening game, Howell co-coach Jason Ladd wasn't sure if the nightcap would even get started before darkness descended. Falzone may have given Howell the opportunity to build a lead in the second game by getting the Brighton offense off the field.
Falzone excelled, even though he hasn't had the opportunity to get into a groove. Like every other high school athlete in Michigan, he hasn't had much game experience this spring. He last pitched on March 28, throwing a one-hit shutout against Linden.
He was also limited during the offseason by a sore shoulder.
Brandon Maki's two-run single in the fourth inning gave Howell the lead for good, 7-6.
In the nightcap, Brighton took a 2-0 lead in the top of the first inning, but Howell responded with five runs in the first and five more in the second. The game was called after Brighton batted in the third.
Maki homered and Johnny Shields had three RBI for the Highlanders.
Brighton didn't use either of its top two pitchers, Cameron Tullar or Rudy Ramirez, because of injuries. Ramirez batted in both games and Tullar was used as a pinch-hitter in the seventh inning of the opener.
"When we get those guys back and we're back to full strength, I feel pretty good about our group," Christner said.


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Louis Vuitton will close Paris Fashion Week on 6 October with a runway show at La Samaritaine, the LVMH-owned complex that has been 15 years in the making. The former shopping behemoth was shuttered in 2005 due to safety concerns, and the conglomerate has spent the past decade and a half regenerating the site into a luxury complex, featuring a hotel, offices, restaurants, housing, day-care facilities and, of course, the revived Samaritaine store.
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Wilmer John Nuttall (January 20, 1920 – June 27, 2003) was a Canadian politician, who represented Frontenac—Addington in the Legislative Assembly of Ontario from 1971 to 1975 as a Progressive Conservative member. He won the Progressive Conservative nomination when the long-standing MPP, and former Minister, John Simonett decided to retire from politics.

Wilmer was married twice, first to Annie E. Lloyd, with whom he had five children, and he had two additional children with his second wife.

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Would we all be in a better place as divine human beings if we didn't need a Devil or a Hell to compete with a God of Love?
Would the one true God of Love and Light be terribly upset if we kicked the whole idea to the failed trash bin of recorded history?
If Hell and the Devil fell in the woods and nobody cared would it make anymore noise? For if God is a still small voice Hell and the Devil must only be breathed into existence by us.
After all these are just usurper ideas of an ancient age, something that helped explain unpredictability as if the beauty of the night or a great storm needed a mascot. You don't need to explain the space between the breath, it's all God and it's only ever been all God.
So what about the holy books and the ideas of ancient men and their world & the universe, well have you ever considered he could have been wrong?
But then if we get rid of the Devil and Hell isn't God and Heaven next Pastor?
No just the idea that God needs a nemesis at all, but rather just willing divine humans ready to step out of bronze age thinking and into a divinely ordained future.


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import java.util.Map;

import org.apache.ambari.server.AmbariException;
import org.apache.ambari.server.controller.ConfigGroupResponse;
import org.apache.ambari.server.state.Config;
import org.apache.ambari.server.state.Host;

/**
 * Configuration group or Config group is a type of Ambari resource that
 * supports grouping of configuration resources and host resources for a
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public interface ConfigGroup {
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  /**
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The Start of Something: The Provisional Waiver
March 4, 2013 marks the first day that immigrant visa applicants can file provisional waivers for unlawful presence. Under the prior procedure, individuals had to leave the U.S. before applying for the waiver, thus living abroad (and likely apart) from U.S. citizen family. If those previous statements make sense to you, you have probably already done your celebratory dance for this significant step forward in U.S. immigration procedures. If that statement made you turn your face in confusion, you are not alone, but after reading more you may realize that you too have reason to celebrate. Although the process is just getting started, and we have yet to learn exactly how it will be implemented, there is cause for optimism. Ready for a ride through the whirlwind of waivers? Ready.
The new procedure affects certain individuals who are subject to three- and ten-year bars to admission into the U.S. for having unlawful presence in the U.S. (for example, after entering without a visa). Let me break that down. A person can begin accruing unlawful presence in the U.S. by a variety of ways, but the most common are by entering without a valid visa or by violating the terms of an existing valid visa stay in the U.S. If a person has accrued enough unlawful presence in the U.S. because, for example, he entered without a visa, then as soon as he departs the U.S. he will automatically trigger a penalty (three or ten years) to returning to the U.S. The length of penalty depends on the length of unlawful presence in the U.S. If a person has over 180 days but less than one year of unlawful presence, he is subject to a three-year bar to reentry. If a person has over one year or more of unlawful presence, he triggers a ten-year penalty. Still with me? Good.
Immigration law allows for waivers of those penalties, commonly called "hardship waivers." The term "hardship waiver" stems from the standard for approving the waivers. To get the waiver of the unlawful presence penalty approved, the applicant must show that he has a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident (a.k.a. "green card holder") spouse or parent who will suffer "extreme hardship" if the waiver is denied. (Notably, children cannot be the qualifying relative for an unlawful presence waiver.) Essentially, the applicant will need to show that if he is denied admission to the U.S., the citizen or resident spouse or parent will suffer extreme hardship if he or she is 1) forced to live apart from the applicant and 2) forced to live abroad to remain united with the applicant. What is extreme hardship? In short, it is something beyond ordinary. This of course begs the question, what is ordinary about the consequences of forcing spouses to live apart?
Under the previous procedure, a person who could not apply for a green card in the U.S. (for example, through marriage to a U.S. citizen) and was subject to an unlawful presence bar would 1) leave the U.S. for the interview; 2) trigger the penalty upon departure; 3) attend the visa interview abroad; 4) file the waiver at, or after, the interview; 5) wait for a decision on the waiver while abroad; 6) wait some more; and 7) remain outside of the U.S. until a decision was made. Of course, only if the waiver was approved (effectively waiving the penalty) could the individual then receive the visa and return. If the waiver was not granted, the applicant was denied the visa and was then stuck with essentially three options: 1) file a new waiver (more time and money); 2) appeal (more money and T-I-M-E, to state it mildly, considering that up until very recently, appeals were taking around twenty-six months); or the utterly undesirable option to 3) wait abroad for the penalty to run. All the while, spouses were forced to live apart, children were separated from parents, and U.S. citizens were forced to live abroad, severing ties to family, home, and employment and all other opportunities and resources in the U.S.
Although under the new provisional waiver procedures individuals will still have to depart for the interview, the integral change will now allow applicants to file for the waiver before leaving for the interview. Therefore, families will remain together in the U.S. while the waiver is decided. With the new process, the agency implemented a change to alleviate the burdensome and lengthy separation times that the old procedure forced on families. One must be eligible, however, to file for the waiver. USCIS has a helpful site explaining the eligibility requirements and filing process. Note, among the requirements, provisional waivers are only for the three- and ten-year unlawful presence bars; they will not waive other inadmissibility grounds (such as criminal and misrepresentation bars). That is why the waiver is called "provisional." It only applies to the unlawful presence bars. The waiver's approval does not preclude a denial should the consulate officer conclude that the applicant is inadmissible on another ground. In addition to reading the USCIS link, I suggest that a potential applicant consult with an experienced immigration attorney (private/nonprofit) to review eligibility for the provisional waiver process, determine the strength of the waiver case, and provide guidance in developing the hardship factors. Since the provisional waiver process is only getting started, it will be important to learn from an experienced practitioner exactly how the process is being implemented.
While the provisional waiver is a far cry from much needed immigration reform, it is certainly a step in the right direction. As an immigration attorney, I have known dozens of clients who have suffered through the forced separation that the consulate process and unlawful presence penalties induce. I have seen U.S. citizens lose homes and jobs because of the financial and emotional strain of separation while waivers were pending. Homes were foreclosed on; bankruptcies were filed; educational opportunities were lost. Citizens had children without their spouses at their side, and citizens were unable to witness births because they had to stay in the U.S., maintain a job, and keep the family (at home and abroad) afloat. Husbands suffered through sleepless nights. Mothers' tender touches were felt only through Skype. Children's hands reached out for absent parents in the night.
What I have witnessed is just a fraction of the total impact that the waiver bars and separation have caused, but I have no doubt my cases are an all too accurate sampling of the greater harm that those penalties have generated. That is why the provisional waiver will be a very welcome change. While consular processing with a waiver is a wild and difficult ride, I can acknowledge the good that also results (although, of course, the government certainly makes you earn it). The approval brings a life-altering swing in status from "unlawful" and unwanted to that of lawful permanent resident with rights and privileges in the U.S.
Thank you for joining me on this ride through the provisional waiver. I look forward to more developments and improvements to our immigration system as both sides cross the aisle to meet somewhere in the middle. More changes are needed to fix our broken immigration system, but as an attorney who has witnessed the suffering of far too many families, I admit I did a little dance when I learned that certain people (yes, they are people) could stay together while the waiver was adjudicated. These will be interesting times, to say the least (and the obvious). March 4th marks the beginning for provisional waivers. It gets us off on the right foot in 2013, hopefully setting the tone for greater reform to come. Looking forward to having you join me on the ride again soon.
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Brad (Greenville, SC) Vantage Point is a grounding force that promotes resiliency. Participants are encouraged to use the program as a safe harbor for post-traumatic growth. Vantage Point being the perfect place for veterans to take a knee, and reassess their worth and value to society in the shelter of the brothers that are sitting around the table and hitting the surf with them.
Carlos (Charleston, SC) Knowing from the start that Mark, Kim, Dan, and others dedicated to create the Vantage Point Foundation (VPF) program made me feel comfortable knowing that active-duty or veterans transitioning would have assistance in becoming "civilians". Previous campaigns, to include the Global War on Terror left members of the military and veterans yearning for a smooth transition into civilian life. Unfortunately many programs in the past were not able to fill in the most quintessential portion of any person departing from the military, transitioning. I have faced the reality and struggles of transitioning out of the U.S. Marines and later deployments providing security for the U.S. State Department. I worked with the founders of VPF prior to its creation. I meet Mark, Kim, and Dan a few months after my arrival to Charleston, SC while Mark was working with the Marines, and Kim as the Navy Marine Corps Relief Society, Combat Casualty Nurse, and knew I could trust them. Upon hearing the creation of the Vantage Point Foundation (VPF), I knew, Veterans to include myself had a fighting chance in seeking the best route for becoming an even better version of myself. The only regret I have is that I should have done this sooner. I didn't know programs such as (VPF) existed and wished I had utilized this sooner. To be completely honest, it was a struggle sitting in during the VPF Leadership Course, as I knew it would bring up past memories I had to face, and eventually and come to terms with. The mentors, attendees, and staff I met during the program taught me how to deal with specific issues I wouldn't have learned to tackle alone. I took their advice and entered the program since some of us chewed the same dirt overseas, and I am glad I did. I would recommend any veteran working to move forward sign up for the VPF program.


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Gu ceart, 's e Nirribhidh, an t-Suain agus Danmhairg ann an Lochlainn neo Scànnanàibhia. Ach, mar is trice, chuirear an t-ainm air Innis Tile, Suòmaidh, agus na h-Eileanan Farach, agus bho àm gu àm, cleachdar airson Nirribhidh a-mhàin. Tha an t-ainm a' ciallachadh "tir nan lochan" bho thùs.
1 Bu tuinichean na h-Eileanan Fàro agus Innis Tìle à Lochlann (gu beag-nithe Nirribhidhich), Alba agus Èirinn (Ceiltich agus/no Cruithnich).
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Without kicking a single ball at the 2014 FIFA World Cup, the German football team is already scooping plaudits. The plaudits are mostly coming from fashionistas, style enthusiasts and of course football fans.
They are coming because of the Germany World Cup 2014 jerseys.
There is a wide consensus in both the football and fashion world that the German kit is the best by a mile. Even fans of German's ardent rivals like Spain and Italy can't help but express their admiration.
The ultimate question is "what is the cause of the excitement"?
Leonardo Da Vinci famously said "simplicity is the ultimate sophistication". The designers of German's jerseys must have had this at the back of their mind.
The Jerseys are the perfect fusion of simplicity, elegance and style. The Home Jersey is mostly white with a classy three-tone chevron at the front. It has subtle stripes on the sides which give it a distinctive look, and a miniature v-neck which oozes of class.
It is simple, eye-catching and distinct.
However, the away jersey is the one causing all the sensation. It features an elegant red and black hoop design with deep-red bands contrasting with black rugby stripes.
It has a sleek two-button collar which gives it a classy, trendy look. The result is a stylish jersey which would be well at home in any up-market fashion exhibition.
At the unveiling of the World Cup Kit on Feb 13th, Mesut Ozil said "The new jersey looks great and reminds me of Flamengo Rio de Janeiro's kit - that is sure to bring us luck for the World Cup in Brazil."
Both the home and away jerseys feature the German football association logo on the left chest, and the Addidas logo on the right. Each jersey also has an iconic band across the shoulders and the words "Die Nationalmannschaft" (The National Team) printed on the back.
The German 2014 World Cup jersey is one of the lightest ever designed by Adidas. The jerseys are made from 100% polyester - the finest, softest and most comfy polyester on the market.
The jerseys also feature the ground-breaking ClimaCool Technology which ensures minimum heat, discomfort and perspiration.
In a nutshell, the jerseys are designed to ensure that players have the most comfortable experience while on the field.
This is perhaps the reason why they are being touted as the best World Cup 2014 jerseys.
A corporate uniform should not mean something that is boring. In recent times, uniform colors have varied from the most colorful to the most inconspicuous and neutral.
Companies that are unsure about colors to consider should first check their corporate logos.
After examining the corporate logo carefully, the color theme decision should be made by considering whether the uniform color will bring out the logo's accent colors, contrast them or just complement them.
Sometimes, companies can opt for colors that are completely distinct from that of their logos especially when working with black and white logos, but such decisions should be based on objective research.
Remember, the logo is usually the badge of the organization and its colors are usually the most relevant to the corporate brand and image.
When considering a color from the embroidery or logo perspective, make sure that there is high contrast between the garment and the logo. Colors that usually work well to create amazing contrast include white, navy and black.
For example, white embroidery will appear distinct and clear on a navy garment and on other darker garments. Nonetheless, the logo should be made easily readable from a distance.
In terms of functionality, the corporate color theme should favor darker colors than lighter ones. With darker colors, the company will be minimizing the effects of stains on the corporate uniforms.
Stains are quite hard to avoid and even the most careful worker or executive can suffer a first-in-the-morning-coffee-spill.
The best color theme for uniforms of companies engaged in predominantly manual or "dirty" jobs such as factory employees and mechanics should be of darker colors such as black, charcoal, and navy.
Corporate organizations that intend to rely on attention for brand success should capitalize on the psychological response by choosing color themes of high contrast.
High-contrast colors such as red-white, black-yellow are commonly used in stop and caution signs because of their compelling effect on the mind. In contrast, single-colored uniforms can depict serenity, success and peace of mind when peaceful colors such as green, blue, or purple are used.
Corporate uniforms should also stick with colors that are considered to represent their industry, such as red for dating, blue for healthcare, and green for gardening.
Extreme deviations from such accepted patterns may make the uniform look awkward in the industry.
The German World Cup Jersey is causing a sensation mostly because of its usefulness beyond the pitch. Its classy, elegant design means that those who appreciate style can wear it with confidence.
It can be perfect for physical activities like jogging, exercise and amateur sports. However, its stylish look also makes it perfect for beach parties, clubbing and other weekend leisure activities.
In a nutshell, the German World Cup 2014 jersey is perfectly designed for both on-pitch and off-the pitch activities. On the pitch, it provides protection, comfort and inspiration thus enabling players to perform to their maximum.
Off-the-pitch, it is a statement of class, elegance and style. As such, football fans can show allegiance for their team, and look great while doing so.
This dual purpose is the reason why the German jersey is considered the best world cup 2014 jersey.
Therefore, if there was a FIFA 2014 Jersey World Cup, Germany would have won it by a mile.


Awesome game! Love the arcadey feel of it. Good job!
I enjoyed it, the enemies move in a satisfying way to gun down and the bombs feel great although I often fail to use them since the amount of enemies onscreen is fairly constant. My only realy gripe is that I feel that the chain timeout could be a little more generous.
I mean, I guess I should have read the information before playing, but my realization that I only had as many bullets as there were enemies was an exciting one. This is the tightest shooter I think I've ever seen. And I know the auto-bomb thing is like, training wheels, but I sure appreciate it.
The music is really amazing, and has this gameboy feel to it. At first I thought this was an endless shooter because it dragged on like forever without anything changing. No matter what I did I never got to the bossfight, do I need to get like an impossible 500 chain combo?
Super fun! Feels great, tense, challenging, and exciting to play; gives great feedback in graphics and audio every time you shoot or hit something, which is the best thing to have in an action game.
This was addictive and amazing. I never quite made it to the boss, but got close. Not to sure if this was all made solely for the GBJAM based on your game page descriptions, but it is a great game, nonetheless.
Dinged you a little on Gameboy feel just b/c it isn't in the actual resolution, but whatever, it's a great game!


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In her essay "Almandal Grimoire: The Book as Magical Object," Genese Grill writes, "A body, more than any other physical object except maybe a book, is a powerful portal to the spirit." The treatise by the local artist, writer and educator is hand-bound with a letterpress cover. It is tucked among other handmade books on view at "BOOKBODY," the current exhibition at Burlington's New City Galerie. Grill's words should be emblazoned on the wall, as they perfectly capture the show's thesis, and the essay is a gem that many gallerygoers are likely to miss.
The juried show features 13 artists selected from approximately 20 submissions. Works were chosen by New City Galerie artist-in-resident and assistant curator Susan Smereka, comic artist and illustrator Glynnis Fawkes, and Ben Aleshire of Honeybee Press.
The concept of "BOOKBODY" arose from the fruits of Smereka's labor while in residence at New City from May to October. "[The book] is an interesting form on multiple levels," she tells Seven Days. Smereka claims that she's "anxious to push the boundaries of the book," and that it's the "nuts-and-bolts way of looking at a book" that really interests her. She's particularly fascinated by the correlation between the book body and the human body: Both have spines and faces, for example.
At its heart, "BOOKBODY" is a show about text — what it is, how we record it, how accurately it can capture the truth of a person or experience, and how powerful it can become. The only work that references a specific volume is an oversize carved and painted wooden Bible by Memphis-based artist Edwin Jeffery Jr. Titled for Jeffery's chosen cover illustration, "Daniel in the Lion's Den" is an invented Bible fashioned from a single solid piece of wood — a symbol of a book.
In the same vein of book-as-sculpture are two textless works by Burlington artist Gregg Blasdel. One of these is "Graphite sewn book," which he made in 1980. It is a sealed volume, its pages stitched tightly together and saturated to complete blackness with India ink. Physically bound as the book is, the effect is violent and exclusionary. Though it's unclear whether the tome is the perpetrator of the violence or the perpetrated, it has been granted a body through a challenge to what we understand a book to be — a collection of visible, turnable pages.
The most traditional books on view are artist books by Nina Dubois, Steve Kostell, Donna Stepien and Smereka. Visitors are invited to flip through them, so long as they don white gloves.
"The Little Biscuit" is Dubois' riot grrrl-inspired journal featuring a handwritten introduction that pays homage to punk musician and activist Kathleen Hanna and the feminist 'zine movement she helped fuel in the early '90s. Only about half the pages in Dubois' notebook are filled with collages and cutout poetry — it's a work in progress. Altogether, it seems more artifact than art; however, its inclusion is a thoughtful nod to the political potential of the handmade book — self-published, self-distributed material as a critical tool of self-expression.
Kostell's books — "self-reflective" and "hot+cold" (a set); and "movement through arcana" — portray bodies-in-arrested-motion through digitally altered photographs and film stills. Craft is important to both books, with their nontraditional bindings: "self-reflective" and "hot+cold" can be viewed as books but also unfold into posters, while "movement through arcana" has a "piano hinge" interlocking binding that gives it a distinctly mechanical look.
Stepien's "Widzi mi si / It seems to me" is a handmade book with a stitched binding. Instead of cutting the threads, Stepien left long ones attached and trailing behind the book, directly evoking the connection between the book arts and textile art.
Works from Nina Gaby, Josh Oliver Turk and Noah Riskin are more experimental riffs on the structure of books and text. Gaby's "When I Was Japanese: 500 Bowls, Guilt vs Shame, Imperfection, Mottaini" is tableau-as-scrapbook, an arrangement of four porcelain vases so delicate as to look like paper. Each contains rolled documents with words in English and Japanese.
Turk's "body" is similar in its agglomeration of unbound "documents," which include an empty pack of Marlboro menthols. His is the only work that directly addresses the transition from print format to digital, an excerpt from his lengthy prose asking, "and really how different is a cell phone from a body?"
Enlisting simple science to enchanting effect, Riskin's installation, "Evolutionary Exuberance," reflects a poem onto the ceiling with a projector and a hanging plane of water. Visitors are invited to shake the plane, which is suspended by wires, casting ripples on the projected image and altering the appearance and visibility of the text.
Smereka says that before starting her residency she knew that she would be working with video installation and that she wanted to make a book with multiple copies. In September, Smereka's older brother Peter committed suicide. The sudden loss infuses both of her works on view, the book "not not still" and the video installation "Not Not Bubbly Flow."
The perfect-bound softcover book "not not still" is dedicated to Smereka's brother. Copies are available for sale, lined up beneath the originals of the pen-and-ink drawings inside the volume. These, most of which Smereka says she did in 2008, use fine lines to create silhouettes of a human head. The most poignant image is also the simplest: a head in profile split in two, with a crack of white where no lines connect.
While the drawings are not inherently dark, they take on weight in the context of the book, which narrates a "countdown to forever" and features an aggregation of single words, including "unseen," "darkness," "hesitant" and "alone."
Smereka's "Not Not Bubbly Flow" is decidedly at the "body" end of the "BOOKBODY" spectrum. Born from her preoccupation with loops of all kinds, the installation features large, sculptural forms hanging from the ceiling. These are made from white clothes that belonged to a friend of Smereka's who died last year. Shaped like especially curvy windsocks, the soft structures taper to thin, cuff-like openings. Smereka explains that her original intention was to attach the openings to create whole loops, but she decided at the last minute to leave the structures as they were. Projected onto the severed loops are video of shadows and wind turbines, which Smereka likens to a book's rapidly flipping pages. The artist says she wanted the "video image to become something else based on what it's projected on."
Installed in a gallery corner, the backdrops to these nontraditional "screens" are drawings from Smereka's brother's notebook. She describes Peter as a mathematician and says that, after his death, she found the similarities between her work and his to be uncanny. "His mind was extremely creative," she says. Before he died, Smereka was already "grappling with the idea that death was a part of this"; afterward, she says, she "put both feet in," incorporating her brother's work into her own.
The relationship between materiality and loss is central to "BOOKBODY." The show is anything but narrow, provoking questions about the use of text to preserve information and enhance memory; it also asks how bodies can be viewed as texts. Ultimately, the chosen works suggest that books and bodies face the same conundrum: Both are communicative vessels made from fragile materials.
The original print version of this article was headlined "Page Counts"


All this is known within the soul.
He Himself sees the light of Himself.
per din to wahi they ratein bhi wahi thein.
Just tell me if you all this?
remember me, trust me, save me and understand me.
Gift me, accept me, keep me and never forget me.
There must be no you.


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BA in Law (Regular and Family). Fluent in English.
The association also handles all kinds of cases including: criminal, civil, and commercial practice.
Location: Abed Alraheem Alwaked st. #63, Muhyar Complex, 5th floor, Shmeisani, Amman.
Born in Jordan in 1951. BA in Law. Diploma English. Fluent in English.
Location: Wasfi Al-Tal street, Building 142, Amman-Jordan.
Location: Al-abdali, Ali Mismar Street.
Location: Amman-Shmeisani, A'asha Qais St. Building 11.
Born in Nablus in 1943. Graduate of Ein Shams University, Cairo, in 1967 with B.A. in Law. Has had 50 years of experience in general civil and commercial practice/ Christian Marriage and Divorce only. Fluent in English.
The firm acts as a counsel for a wide range of reputable Jordanian and international clients/ companies since 1967. The firm specializes in the following areas of the law: Arbitration, Banking, Companies law, Civil litigation, Commercial, Construction, Corporate, Foreign Investment, Insurance, Intellectual Property.
Location: 65. Naser ben Jameel St. Al Massa Building, 1st Fl.
Born in Amman in 1950. Graduate of Damascus University in 1973 with LL.B. Practicing law since 1974. Member of the Jordan Bar Association since 1974. Practice areas: litigation, arbitration, corporate, commercial, banking, real estate, labor, insurance and family law. Legal consultant for several international corporations. Fluent in English.
Born in Amman 1982. LL.B., University of Jordan, Faculty of Law 2003. LL.M., University of Aberdeen, UK 2004. General MBA, New York Institute of Technology 2006. Practicing law since 2003. Member of the Jordan Bar Association since 2003. Practice areas: litigation, commercial, labor, insurance and arbitration.
Location: 60 Ahmad Bin Hanbal Street, Jabal Al weibdeh, Amman.
E-mail: thaer@najdawilaw.com , info@najdawilaw.com .
B.A. in law, University of Jordan. LL.M. in International Business Law "King's College" University of London, UK. Member of the Jordan Bar Association since 1989. Member of the Association of Jordanian Arbitrators. Licensed Mediator by the American Bar Association. Specializes in commercial, corporate, litigation, arbitration, Alternative Dispute Resolution and privatization. English: Fluent.
Address: P.O. Box 830314 Amman 11183 Jordan.
Location: Jabal Amman, 3rd Circle, near the Ministry of Tourism, 25 Mithqal Al Fayez Street.
The company handles all cases passed on civil and criminal laws.
Saleh Jeiroudi/ Sakher Al-Jeiroudi/ Sahel Jeiroudi/ Mudar Jeiroudi.
Location: 14 Ibn Al-Faredh Street.
Senior partner: Sharif Ali Zu'bi : Born in Jordan, 1963. Admitted to the Jordanian Bar in 1963. Graduate of the University of Bristol, England (LLB and LLM in Commercial Laws). Former Minister of Industry & Trade; former Minister of Justice. Fluent in English.
Managing partner: Khaled O. Asfour : Born in Jordan, 1965. Admitted to the Jordanian Bar in 1994. Graduate of the University of Minnesota (J.D.); University of Wisconsin (MBA). Fluent in English.
Partner: Saleh M. Abdel Ati : Born in Jordan, 1970. Admitted to the Jordanian Bar in 1995. Graduate of the University of Jordan (BA); Exeter University, England (LLM). Fluent in English.
Partner: Lubna M. Hawamdeh : Born in Jordan, 1972. Admitted to the Jordanian Bar in 1997. Graduate of the University of Jordan (BA); University of Edinburgh, Scotland (LLM). Fluent in English.
Address: Wadi Saqra- Al Abed Building.
Born in Amman in 1973. Graduate of Amman Private University with a BA in the art of law. Paralegal Certificate: Beverly Hills, California. Fluent in English.
Born in Jerusalem in 1963. LL.B University of Jordan 1985 and LL.M London University 1987. Fluent in English.
Bashar Ammouri/Khaled Taher/''Moh'd Sharief'' Jarrah/Ahmad Hamdan.
Location: 40 Bahjat Talhouni Street / Khalda.
Born in Amman in 1978. Master of International Business Law. Fluent in English.
Born in Amman in 1970. Graduate of Mu'tah University in 1993 with LL.B. Has been handling all types of legal cases and general civil commercial and family law for the past 18 years. Fluent in English. Limited French.
Location: Amman- AlShmeisani- 96 Al Sharif Nasser Bin Jamil Street.
Born in Irbid in 1975. Holds a Ph.D. in Company Law from the University of Bristol in the United Kingdom, and LL.M in Commercial Law from Edinburgh University in the United Kingdom and a BA in Law from the University of Jordan. Holds a Diploma in Trade Policy and Multi-Lateral Trading Systems (WTO/AMF), and has had Mediation Training by the American Bar Association. The UNESCO Chair Professor of Copy Rights at the University of Jordan and has been selected as a Legal Expert for the European Commission Project on "Promotion of International Commercial Arbitration and other Alternative Dispute Resolution Techniques in the MEDA Region". Member of Arab Society for Intellectual Property and member of the Licensing Executives Society. Member of the Jordanian Bar Association. Assistant Professor of Commercial Law, University of Jordan. Partner at the law firm of Hammouri & Partners.
The firm can handle work in Arabic, English, Greek, Italian, and Spanish.
Born in Jordan, 1972. B.A in law from the University of Jordan in 1993. Fluent in English.
Other Languages firm can handle: Italian and Korean.
Location: 106 Arrar Street ( Wadi Saqra), City Plaza Building ( Opposite to Cairo Amman Bank Headquarters), 4th floor, Amman-Jordan.
Born in Amman in 1952. Graduate of University of Alexandria with LL.B. Ph.D., LL.D. (Law) from University of Bordeaux, France. The DEAN of The Faculty of Law -University of Jordan. Visiting Professor at the Law Center Houston, Texas. Practicing general commercial and business law issues, admiralty, intellectual property, contracts (domestic and international), corporations, power and energy agreements, banking and agency issues, member in various professional arbitration associations, i.e. The American Arbitration Association, The ICC, DCCI and The GAC BAHRAIN and also a member at the institute of judiciary and member of the ICC Arbitration Commission in Paris. Fluent in English and French.
Reem Hazboun/Hamzeh ObeidatlHanadi Nassar/Farah Almajali.
Gallery, Ala Complex, 1st floor, BLDG 10.
Born In Amman, Jordan in 1977. Education: LL.B., University of Jordan, LL.M., International Commercial & Business Law, University of East Anglia, UK. Member of JIPA (Jordanian Intellectual Property Association). Fluent in English.
Born in Amman in 1961. Graduate of Jordan University with B.A. and LL.M. and of University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom with Ph.D. Admitted to the Jordanian Bar in 1988. Handles general commercial and civil matters for domestic and international clients. Fluent in English.
Location: Amman, 7th circle- Masoud Ben Saed Street, Villa No. 15.
Born in 1975. Fluent in English. French-Fair.
Suzan Saba: Born in 1971. Fluent in English. French-Fair.
Marina Bawalsa, Alaa musleh, Suzan Saba.
Location: Hussein Bin Ali street 3rd Circle, Riyadh Center 14.
Born in Nablus in 1936. Education: Victoria College, Alexandria, Egypt; LL.B., LL.M. (Cairo/London). The Coordinator in Jordan of the American Bar Association (ABA); Member of the Consultative Committee of the Ministry of Industry & Trade in Jordan. Fluent in English.
Zaid O. Nabulsi: Born July 1971. Education: University of Southampton (LL.B.). University of London (LL.M in International Business Law). Member of the Jordanian Bar Association. Languages: Arabic and English.
Rand Hannun: Born October 1976. Education: University of Jordan (LL.B). University of London (LL.M. in International Business Law). Member of the Jordanian Bar Association. Languages: Arabic and English.


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Annual Benefit Supports Patients and Families Touched by Cancer
"Cancer chooses randomly" is a phrase that struck me during a recent conversation and reminded me how cancer touches us all.
I recently ran into Margie Oldehoeft, former Director of Volunteer Services at Mary Greeley Medical Center and member of the Auxiliary Art Committee. As we were catching up, she shared that she has been traveling to Montana frequently over the last few months to visit her daughter, Gretchen, who is battling breast cancer. At only 40 years old with a husband, four children and an active and healthy lifestyle, Gretchen's diagnosis was an unexpected blow to the family.
When Gretchen was first diagnosed, Margie wanted to know everything she could about breast cancer. She had so many questions but didn't want to burden her daughter with them. So Margie turned to the Cancer Resource Center where Mary Ellen Carano, the center's coordinator, helped her research Gretchen's specific cancer and treatments, prepare for the long battle ahead, and deal with the many emotions she was experiencing.
The Cancer Resource Center provides comprehensive resources and support for cancer patients, families and the community. The center is filled with books, pamphlets and computers with access to the most up-to-date research available. As Margie can attest, arming yourself with knowledge can help you get through the battle, and the center offers the tools to make it possible.
The center also offers genetic consultations, support groups, one-on-one survivorship meetings to create post-treatment care plans, and a boutique that provides wigs, hats and other specialty products. The Cancer Resource Center is just one part of the William R. Bliss Cancer Center, which also includes an inpatient oncology unit, radiation oncology services in both Ames and Webster City, and access to clinical trials.
Margie was on staff at Mary Greeley Medical Center when the Cancer Resource Center first opened in July 2003. She helped with Auxiliary fundraising efforts, installing uplifting art and coordinating the many volunteers who help staff the center. Six years later, Margie is utilizing the resources herself, an experience that has truly come full circle.
When Margie talks about Gretchen's fight, she beams with pride for the positive outlook her daughter has shown since day one. Her theme is to keep looking forward towards the horizon-words of wisdom we can all live by. With the help of a CaringBridge Web site (a free, personalized site to help connect family and friends during a serious health event), Gretchen's husband Steve has shared her story and kept everyone informed of her progress. Margie is comforted knowing that even though no family is nearby, Gretchen's friends and neighbors have rallied around her. From making meals and cleaning house for the family, to wearing Team Gretchen tshirts and visiting during chemo treatments, the community of Missoula has truly gotten behind Gretchen's fight for life.
In central Iowa, we are fortunate to have so many resources available in our own backyard. That is why the Mary Greeley Medical Center Auxiliary and Foundation are partnering once again to host the 2010 Annual Benefit on Saturday, May 1, with all proceeds going to the William R. Bliss Cancer Center.
Cancer chooses randomly; we never know when or where it will strike next. But, just like Gretchen, we can choose to live and face cancer head on. And just like Margie, we can choose to arm ourselves with the knowledge about the battle. And just like the Missoula community, if we see a friend or neighbor in need, we can choose to step up and offer support. As we gather at this year's benefit in support of all those affected by cancer, I will think not only of Gretchen and Margie, but also of my sister, Sherri, who was diagnosed with breast cancer at age 29. Cancer touches all of us in different ways, and we never know when we might need the services of the Cancer Resource Center. But through the community's continued support, we know that Mary Greeley Medical Center will always provide the best cancer care available, close to home.


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Torino beats Milan (2-1) at the Olympic Grande Torino Stadium
Torino still maintains the awesomeness of the Olympic Grande Torino Stadium, when they host AC Milan, Friday (09/17/2019) WIB. In the fifth Serie A Giornata, Si Banteng Turin defeated his guest 2-1.
Milan, who needed the victory immediately took the initiative to carry out the attack. The first 10 minutes, the visitors managed to get a free-kick prize, but no goals were created.
After a wave of attacks, Marco Giampaolo's foster children finally broke the rules through Krzysztof Piatek's actions. Milan managed to maintain a 1-0 lead until the first interval was over.
In the second half, no game change was shown by two teams. The game was insisted on being shown by Torino and Milan, but no goals were created until the 60th
minute. Entering the 70th minute, Torino was able to take over the game. Two goals were created through the actions of Andrea Belotti on 72 and 76 minutes. Torino turned 2-1 ahead of Milan.
Milan, who try to equalize always deadlocked. Until the long whistle sounded the score 2-1 to win Torino unchanged.
These positive results make the eleven origins of the Italian fashion city has never won at home to Torino in the last seven matches in the Serie A. With details, six draws and two defeats.
These minor results made the reputation of Marco Giampaoli with Mklan increasingly gloomy. And, the signal for his dismissal may have strengthened.
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Google has gone through several versions of location sharing over the years, all the way back to Google Latitude. That feature was inside Maps, but then location sharing moved to Google+. It came back to Maps last year, and an interesting new feature has rolled out. Now, sharing your location also shares your battery level.
A new version of Google Maps landed late last night and brought with it an assortment of visual tweaks. You'll find an all new and improved look for your saved lists, plus some interesting tweaks to other small spots around the interface. There is also a pretty clear hint that we'll be able to send requests for other people to turn on location sharing so they don't have to take the initiative to share with us. There are a couple of smaller teardown topics as well.
A new version of Google Maps began rolling out this week. Unlike most recent releases, this one doesn't seem to be packed to the gills with new features. Even the teardown brings a fairly minimal number of clues for new things. Nevertheless, it looks like Google may be adding battery stats to shared locations and lining up several small-ish improvements to mass transit support.
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Items Manhattan: 1st Ave. - 34th St. E.
Manhattan: 1st Ave. - 34th St. E.
Irma and Paul Milstein Division of United States History, Local History and Genealogy
Sperr, Percy Loomis, 1890-1964
Image ID 707571F
Photographic views of New York City, 1870's-1970's, from the collections of the New York Public Library
Sperr, Percy Loomis, 1890-1964 (Photographer)
Shelf locator: AZ 12-2335
Industrial facilities -- New York (State) -- New York
Gasoline pumps
Citation/reference: 0306-F4
Universal Unique Identifier (UUID): 159fe950-c53a-012f-c2e5-58d385a7bc34
1890: Creator Born
1964: Creator Died
Irma and Paul Milstein Division of United States History, Local History and Genealogy, The New York Public Library. "Manhattan: 1st Ave. - 34th St. E." The New York Public Library Digital Collections. 1936. https://digitalcollections.nypl.org/items/510d47dc-bb13-a3d9-e040-e00a18064a99
Irma and Paul Milstein Division of United States History, Local History and Genealogy, The New York Public Library. "Manhattan: 1st Ave. - 34th St. E." New York Public Library Digital Collections. Accessed January 30, 2023. https://digitalcollections.nypl.org/items/510d47dc-bb13-a3d9-e040-e00a18064a99
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France is in shock after the "imagination-defying" discovery of an infant girl who was kept in the trunk of a car by her parents for about a year and a half since birth.
The girl was naked and dehydrated when she was found and rescued by the mechanics at a garage in the town of Terrasson, southwestern France, on Friday.
The workers told TF1 television they had been alarmed by moans and the strong smell of excrement coming from the trunk of a Peugeot 307.
The woman in her 40s who brought the car in for repairs tried to calm them down by saying that the strange noises were made by electronic toys that had just been switched on.
However, the mechanics weren't satisfied, and opened the trunk to see a small girl inside a basket.
She was conscious, but in a very filthy condition and seemed to have a fever, the workers said.
"I felt that the baby needed air, that she was going to suffocate," one of the mechanics said.
An ambulance was immediately called to the scene, rushing the infant girl to a nearby hospital in Brive-la-Gaillarde.
The doctors at the clinic where the baby is being cared for said that her age was between 15 months and two years old.
However, the prosecutor said that the little girl didn't appear to have suffered from physical violence, rather a chronic lack of care.
The police detained the baby's parents the same day, with the father reported to be heavily drunk at the time of the arrest.
The couple, who remain in custody, may now face up to 10 years in prison for cruelty toward their child.
But the prosecutor said it was too early to reach conclusions, as there were still too many questions in this case the investigators needed to answer.
The girl's 45-year-old mother, named only as Rose-Marie, and her father, a 40-year-old man who used to work as a mason, but is currently unemployed – came from Portugal, but lived in Brignac-la-Plaine in Correze, south-central France.
A DNA test has proven that the man and women are the baby's biological parents.
The couple have three other children – two boys and a girl – of four, nine and 10 years, whom they raised at home, reportedly in normal conditions.
Just like their little sister, they'll now be taken care of by the social services.
Meanwhile, the father has denied any involvement in the baby's mistreatment, saying that he was unaware that he had a fourth child until Friday's discovery.
French media have speculated that for some reason the woman wanted to hide her pregnancy and birth from her husband, as the baby's birth was never registered.
The family's neighbors at Brignac-la-Plaine were also shocked by the news, saying they had no idea a baby was hidden in the trunk of a car at a nearby parking lot.
"We had the impression that this woman lived in her car. She never left it," one of the neighbors told Le Parisien.
"But we couldn't see what she was doing in the boot," he said, adding that the woman frequently used cardboard and blankets to cover the car.
Another neighbor – a pensioner, who lives opposite the couple's home – said that they led an isolated life.
"We didn't have much contact with them. [The mother] barely said hello, and they didn't really want to integrate into the neighborhood. How could we have known?" he told the paper.