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Mississauga man facing more than 30 charges in alleged taxi scam
BT Toronto | posted Tuesday, Jan 21st, 2020
A 22-year-old Mississauga man has been arrested and charged in connection with a taxi scam.
Multiple incidents were reported to police alleging a taxi driver had switched out customers' debit cards with a similar card from the same bank.
The original cards were then allegedly used for fraudulent transactions until the account was emptied or blocked by the card's real owner or the bank.
On Jan. 4, Jerron Acosta was arrested.
Acosta has been charged with 31 counts of possession of property obtained by crime under $5,000 and one count of drug possession.
At the time of his arrest, police say Acosta was driving a 2016 Toyota Corolla taxi with licence plate CKMB 471 and a City of Toronto Taxi Plate #1484.
Police believe there may be other people involved in the scam, as well as other victims.
They are asking anyone with information on the case, or anyone who believes they may have been victims of a taxi scam, to call police.
Last year, five adults and one youth faced collectively more than 250 identity theft fraud charges in connection with an ongoing taxi fare scam investigation.
LISA MASCARO, ERIC TUCKER AND ZEKE MILLER, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS | posted Tuesday, Jan 21st, 2020
President Donald Trump's impeachment trial is set to unfold at the Capitol, a contentious proceeding to render judgment on his Ukraine actions as Americans form their own verdict at the start of an election year.
As the Senate reconvenes with Chief Justice John Roberts presiding over the rare impeachment court, senators sworn to "impartial justice," the legacy of Trump's presidency and the system of checks and balances are at stake before a politically divided nation.
A first test will come midday Tuesday when the session gavels open to vote on Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's proposed rules for debate.
On the eve of the trial, the Republican leader offered a compressed calendar for opening statements, just two days for each side, as Trump's lawyers argued for swift rejection of the "flimsy" charges against the president and acquittal.
"All of this is a dangerous perversion of the Constitution that the Senate should swiftly and roundly condemn," the president's lawyers wrote in their first full filing Monday. "The articles should be rejected and the president should immediately be acquitted."
Democrats — as the House prosecutors practiced opening arguments well into the night on the Senate floor — vowed to object to a speedy trial as they pressed for fresh witnesses and documents.
Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer warned of a "coverup" with McConnell's plan that could lead to back-to-back 12-hour days.
"It's clear Sen. McConnell is hell-bent on making it much more difficult to get witnesses and documents and intent on rushing the trial through," Schumer said. He called the proposed rules a "national disgrace."
The first several days of the trial are now almost certain to be tangled in procedural motions playing out on the Senate floor or, more likely, behind closed doors, since senators must refrain from speaking during the trial proceedings.
Senators are poised for only the third presidential impeachment trial in U.S. history, coming just weeks before the first primaries of the 2020 election, with four senators running for the Democratic nomination sidelined from campaigning.
Sen. Bernie Sanders, the Vermont independent, told supporters in Des Moines they're going to have to "carry the ball" for him while he takes his seat in Washington. The Iowa caucuses are in less than two weeks.
At the White House, with the president embarked on a trip to the global leaders conference in Davos, Switzerland, officials welcomed the Republican trial proposal.
"We are gratified that the draft resolution protects the President's rights to a fair trial, and look forward to presenting a vigorous defence on the facts and the process as quickly as possible, and seeking an acquittal as swiftly as possible," said White House legislative affairs director Eric Ueland.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi will also be away for the proceedings, leading a bipartisan congressional delegation to Poland and Israel to commemorate the 75 years since the liberation of Auschwitz at the end of World War II.
House Democrats impeached the Republican president last month on two charges: abuse of power by withholding U.S. military aid to Ukraine as he pressed the country to investigate Democratic rival Joe Biden, and obstruction of Congress by refusing to co-operate with their investigation.
The Constitution gives the House the sole power to impeach a president and the Senate the final verdict by convening as the impeachment court for a trial.
The president late Monday named eight House Republicans, some of his fiercest defenders, to a special team tasked with rallying support beyond the Senate chamber in the court of public opinion.
McConnell is angling for a quick trial and acquittal, and with Republicans holding the Senate majority, the trial proposal is likely to be approved by senators in the president's party. The Republican leader had promised to set rules similar to the last trial, of President Bill Clinton in 1999, but his resolution diverged in key ways, which may leave some senators from both parties uneasy.
After the four days of opening arguments, senators will be allowed up to 16 hours for questions to the prosecution and defence, followed by four hours of debate. Only then will there be votes on whether or not to call other witnesses.
At the end of deliberations, the Senate would then vote on each impeachment article.
Republican Sen. Mitt Romney of Utah signalled in an email message to his constituents Monday night that he was on board with the the resolution put forth by McConnell, even as he said the allegations against Trump are "extremely serious — did the President abuse his office for personal political gain, and did he obstruct Congress' investigation by blocking subpoenas?"
Romney is among a small number of Republican senators who want to consider witness testimony and documents that weren't part of the House impeachment investigation, but the test of their votes will likely come later.
With security tightening at the Capitol, the House prosecutors led by Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff made their way Monday through crowds of tourists in the Rotunda to tour the Senate chamber. The White House legal team led by Pat Cipollone and Jay Sekulow soon followed.
The doors of the Senate chamber were closed to onlookers and the media during the walk-throughs. Four TV monitors were set up inside the Senate chamber to show testimony, exhibits and potentially tweets or other social media, according to a person familiar with the matter but unauthorized to discuss it by name.
In their own filing Monday, House prosecutors issued fresh demands for a fair trial. "President Trump asserts that his impeachment is a partisan 'hoax.' He is wrong," the prosecutors wrote.
The House Democrats said the president can't have it both ways — rejecting the facts of the House case but also stonewalling congressional subpoenas for witnesses and testimony. "Senators must honour their own oaths by holding a fair trial with all relevant evidence," they wrote.
The White House document released Monday says the two charges against the president don't amount to impeachable offences. It asserts that the impeachment inquiry, centred on Trump's request that Ukraine's president open an investigation into Democratic rival Biden, was never about finding the truth.
House Democrats in their initial court filing over the weekend called Trump's conduct the "worst nightmare" of the framers of the Constitution.
"President Donald J. Trump used his official powers to pressure a foreign government to interfere in a United States election for his personal political gain," the House prosecutors wrote, "and then attempted to cover up his scheme by obstructing Congress's investigation into his misconduct."
But Trump's team contended Monday that even if Trump were to have abused his power in withholding the Ukraine military assistance, it would not be impeachable because it did not violate a specific criminal statute.
No president has ever been removed from office. With its 53-47 Republican majority, the Senate is not expected to mount the two-thirds voted needed for conviction. Even if it did, the White House team argues it would be an "unconstitutional conviction" because the articles of impeachment were too broad.
Administration officials have argued that similar imprecision applied to the perjury case in Clinton's impeachment trial.
The White House also suggests the House inquiry was lacking because it failed to investigate Biden or his son Hunter, who served on the board of a gas company in Ukraine while his father was vice-president. There is no evidence of wrongdoing by either Biden.
Associated Press writer Laurie Kellman contributed to this report.
Teenager dead after Scarborough shooting
A teenager has died after a shooting in Scarborough on Monday afternoon.
Police responded to a call for the sound of multiple gunshots in the Markham and Ellesmere roads area shortly after 3 p.m.
A teenager was located with gunshot wounds in the area. He was taken to a trauma centre via emergency run in life-threatening condition and was later pronounced dead.
Police said one person is in custody.
The homicide unit has taken over the investigation.
Anyone with information is asked to contact the police directly and they can leave an anonymous tip with Crime Stoppers.
Strikes closes all Catholic schools, some public elementary and high schools
THE CANADIAN PRESS | posted Tuesday, Jan 21st, 2020
Catholic schools across Ontario will be closed on Tuesday, as will public high schools and elementary schools in several boards.
The union representing Catholic teachers is holding a one-day strike, while the other two unions are engaged in rotating strikes.
All three unions, as well as the one representing teachers in the French system, say they are frustrated with a lack of progress in contract negotiations with the provincial government.
The unions say class size increases and the introduction of mandatory e-learning courses are among the sticking points, but Education Minister Stephen Lecce says compensation is the main barrier.
Boards targeted Tuesday by the Ontario Secondary School Teachers' Federation include the Toronto District School Board, Rainy River District School Board, Simcoe County District School Board, Near North District School Board, Grand Erie District School Board, Trillium Lakelands District School Board and Hastings and Prince Edward District School Board.
The Elementary Teachers' Federation of Ontario is also striking at the Grand Erie and Trillium Lakelands boards, as well as the Renfrew County District School Board and the Superior-Greenstone District School Board.
Prince Harry: 'No other option' but to cut royal ties
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS | posted Monday, Jan 20th, 2020
Prince Harry said Sunday that he felt "great sadness" but found "no other option" to cutting almost all of his and his wife Meghan's royal ties in the hopes of achieving a more peaceful life.
The comments were Harry's first public remarks since his split from the royal family was announced earlier this month. Video of his speech was posted to Harry and Meghan's official Instagram account.
Harry said he did not make the decision lightly and praised his grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II, and the rest of his family for supporting him and his wife in recent months. He called the decision "a leap of faith" and said he hopes the move will allow him and his family to achieve a "more peaceful life."
During his speech at a charity event, Harry framed the decision as being at least in part because of press scrutiny, saying the "the media is a powerful force."
He said that he and Meghan intend to continue a life of service and that his love and support for the United Kingdom is unwavering, but added that he needed to shed the royal ties he grew up with.
"We're not walking away, and we are certainly not walking away from you," Harry said. "Our hope was to continue serving the queen, the commonwealth and my military associations but without public funding. Unfortunately, that wasn't possible."
Harry and Meghan plan to spend most of their time in Canada. Beginning this spring they will stop using their "royal highness" titles and will lose all access to public funds once they stop carrying out official functions.
Harry made the remarks at a dinner to support Sentebale, his Africa-based charity supporting youngsters with HIV. He opened his speech noting that many in the audience had watched him grow up and said he wanted them "to hear the truth from me, as much as I can share, not as a prince, or a duke, but as Harry."
Harry framed the decision to leave as his own, made on behalf of Meghan and their young son, Archie. He said that Meghan shares his values and remains "the same woman I fell in love with."
He spoke of both during his remarks, telling the audience that Archie had seen snow for the first time a few days ago and "thought it was bloody brilliant."
He then turned to his relationship with the queen and other members of his family.
"I will always have the utmost respect for my grandmother – my commander in chief – and I'm incredibly grateful to her and the rest of my family for the support they have shown Meghan and I over the last few months," he said.
Young girl seriously injured after being struck in High Park
BT Toronto | posted Monday, Jan 20th, 2020
A young girl has suffered serious injuries after being struck by a vehicle in the High Park area of the city.
Emergency crews were called to High Park Avenue between Humberside and Glenlake avenues around 7 p.m.
The young girl was initially attended to by residents of the street before paramedics arrived on the scene.
She was transported to hospital in serious but non-life threatening condition.
It's not certain what led up to the incident but the driver did remain on the scene.
Addressing the 'crisis' that is Ontario's food waste problem
ERICA NATIVIDAD AND VICTORIA REVAY | posted Monday, Jan 20th, 2020
It's Ontario's two-million tonne problem: Prepared food being needlessly wasted with a large portion of it ending up in the province's landfills.
But the problem doesn't start there.
Mike Chopowick, director of policy and communications with the Ontario Waste Management Association, says almost half the food waste takes place before it even gets to your fridge or kitchen table.
"Starting from the farming process, the retail stage and then there is the food waste that people generate," he says. "Food waste across Canada costs about $860 per person, so there is a financial incentive and there is the ethical issue of not using the food and feeding people that really need it."
Feeding the hungry with some of that surplus food that comes from restaurants and food retailers is what Tony Colley is doing.
The Toronto entrepreneur founded B12Give, a mobile platform that redistributes hot food and take it to shelters within the hour. Colley says he realized how big of an issue avoidable food waste was for the city when he began working with a catering company. He says he noticed that hot food left over from events was discarded nightly and he wanted to find a solution.
"There is nothing like this in Canada which is why I decided to create this program," says Colley. "Most of the rescue agencies work with manufacturers or producers and take food to a distribution centres and sort."
There are about a dozen food rescue agencies across the country. Second Harvest is one of those organizations. The Toronto-based non-profit commissioned a world-first study in 2017 that shows the food waste realities of Canadians. The study was conducted by Value Chain Management and measured raw data from food industry practices rather than using estimates. It showed that more than half of the food produced in Canada is wasted and that the value of groceries landing in disposal sites and landfills is almost $50 billion.
All the food being sent to landfills is causing another challenge. Ontario is running out of space.
According to Nadien Kerr, manager of resource recovery within Solid Waste Management Services at the City of Toronto, in 2018, Toronto processed approximately 160,000 tonnes of Green Bin organic waste. Approximately 90 per cent of collected Green Bin tonnes are from residential sources such as homes, apartments and condos. The remaining 10 per cent is from the City's non-residential customers, which include small commercial businesses as well as schools, city buildings, and charities. As for larger businesses and commercial operations, they have private collection not done by the City.
CityNews reached out to the Loblaw Corporation that owns over 2,000 grocery stores across Canada to see how they manage their food surplus. In a statement the company says, "currently, all of our Toronto corporate stores and many of our franchised locations work with local organizations to redistribute food to help people facing food insecurities in their community." Adding that "in 2019, we also partnered with the Flashfood app, which provides customers the opportunity to purchase food items nearing expiration at a reduced price of up to 50 per cent off at select Loblaw grocery stores. Through this initiative, 4.6 million pounds of food was diverted from landfills last year."
But experts like Chopowick say more needs to be done, calling food waste a "crisis" in the country.
"It's our understanding the Ontario government has said they're going to introduce a proposal to implement some sort of disposable ban on food waste," he says. "We'd have to consider who the ban would apply to and what type of food would be covered by the ban and whether or not you'd want it across the province or just in large cities. In most cases, it usually takes four to five years to phase it in and implement it."
As for the issue of food waste that comes from prepared food, Colley says he doesn't think food retailers can ever become a zero-waste operations, but reducing the amount of food waste and reusing it to help those in need still helps.
"We all have the same mission which is food rescue. In the past two years I've rescued over 10,000 pounds of food which has served about 7,800 people across the city. Food retailers will never become a zero-waste facility. We know that but what I can do is to help them become a zero avoidable food waste facility."
Disruptive week starts for elementary and secondary school students
It will be a disruptive week for students and parents as both elementary and secondary school teachers stage several one-day strikes across the province affecting various school boards every day this week.
First up is the Elementary Teachers' Federation of Ontario who will stage walkouts at York Region, Toronto and Ottawa-Carleton boards on Monday.
Tuesday will be the busiest day in terms of labour disruption with elementary schools in Grand Erie, Trillium Lakelands, Renfrew and Superior-Greenstone boards being targeted.
The Ontario Secondary School Teachers' Federation is also set to stage a walkout on Tuesday which will affect nine provincial school boards including the biggest one, Toronto District School Board.
OSSTF President Harvey Bischof says this will be the last full withdrawal of services by OSSTF/FEESO members until after the "crucial exam period."
Ontario's English Catholic teachers also plan to hold one-day strikes on Tuesday which will affect both elementary and secondary schools.
Elementary teachers at Thames Valley, Rainbow and Rainy River school boards will strike on Wednesday and at Avon-Maitland, Halton, Niagara and Lakehead on Thursday before closing the week out with job action at the Ontario North East and Bluewater school boards on Friday.
ETFO President Sam Hammond has said the main issues in bargaining include classroom size, more resources for students with special needs, protection of their kindergarten program and fair compensation.
"(Education Minister Stephen) Lecce seems prepared to let his government's damaging cuts to public education proceed instead of taking a responsible approach at the bargaining table," said Hammond in a press release Sunday, adding that the government hasn't returned to the bargaining table since their last session on Dec. 19.
"We continue to urge the Minister to get back to the table to discuss the critical issues that parents and educators care about."
Education Minister Stephen Lecce announced last week the Ford government would provide parents with children up to Grade 7 up to $60 a day for child care during teacher strikes.
According to the government, more than 100,000 parents have signed up for their Support for Parents program. Leece said the compensation would be retroactive for "qualifying parents to cover costs already incurred due to labour disruptions that have occurred during the current 2019-20 labour negotiations."
Lecce said that should all boards across the province go on strike on the same day, it would end up costing the province $48-million per day.
The strikes are just the latest development in escalating tensions between the four major teachers' unions and the provincial government, who have been bargaining a new collective agreement since the beginning of September.
Only the union representing Ontario's French school system has contract talks scheduled with the government.
ELEMENTARY & SECONDARY TEACHERS JOB ACTION CALENDAR
ETFO
Elementary Teachers of Toronto
York Region Teacher Local
Ottawa Carleton Teacher Local
Grand Erie Teacher Local
Trillium Lakelands Teacher Local
Renfrew County Teacher Local
Superior-Greenstone Teacher Local
OSSTF
Rainy River District School Board
Near North District School Board
Grand Erie District School Board
Brant Haldimand Norfolk Catholic District School Board
Toronto District School Board
Simcoe County District School Board
Simcoe Muskoka Catholic District School Board
Trillium Lakelands District School Board
Hastings and Prince Edward District School Board
OECTA
Teachers in all publicly funded Catholic district school boards
Thames Valley Teacher Local
Rainbow Teacher Local
Rainy River District Teacher Local
Avon Maitland Teacher Local
Halton Teacher Local
Niagara Teacher Local
Lakehead Teacher Local
Bluewater Teacher Local
Ontario North East Teacher Local
Files from The Canadian Press were used in this report
Mississauga man facing more than 30 charges in alleged taxi scam January 21, 2020
Teenager dead after Scarborough shooting January 21, 2020
Strikes closes all Catholic schools, some public elementary and high schools January 21, 2020
Prince Harry: 'No other option' but to cut royal ties January 20, 2020
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Surviving Summer.... Basically I'm not, lol.
Okay so I am obviously surviving to an extent otherwise how the hell am I writing this? It is certainly hard work though. Britain just is not made for heatwaves and neither are the people that inhabit the place and then add in a chronic/terminal illness and really there just is NO coping whatsoever. As I have mentioned on many a occasion I don't ever complain about colder weather because it then gives me the right to complain when this happens and boy have I been complaining but not just for the sake of complaining because I just really cannot cope with this weather and I'm finding it so, so difficult daily.
I am trying though and Mark is really helping even though he is finding this weather just as difficult to deal with. Unfortunately one of my drugs has a side affect of excessive sweating and it just so happens for me that seems to all come out of my head, so any photos of me at the moment are literally of me with my hair up because when it's down it just looks like I've washed it it's that wet, it's gross! So any photos with my hair down are usually a selfie and probably just after I've washed it and it hasn't had a chance to get sweaty wet yet LOL. I'm trying to smile my way through this but I genuinely am finding this weather so difficult, moving around just gets me out of puff and I'm so tired all of the time and all I want to do is sleep. I know I have chronic fatigue but this is just a level of tired I have never experienced before in my life.
So basically I have deteriorated, whoop. I'm okay about it though as it has been TWO years since I was diagnosed with Chronic Rejection and it would be stupid to think I could go on forever without at least a little bit of deterioration. I think sometimes though people think that when I say I'm stable that, that is a good thing and the thing is it is but it isn't as well. Yes to be stable is good but I think people forget that I'm stable at a extremely LOW level of health therefore I'm still battling things that normal people would consider awful and probably wouldn't be categorising them as being stable. I guess stable is just my word for people to say I'm not worse but still battling on.
I think whilst this weather continues I would not consider myself stable at all as I'm also still battling a infection which drs have decided is going nowhere so now I just have to measure my level of coping with it, so when it gets too much I will opt to go on IV's which probably won't get rid of it but may dampen it down enough that we can control it but once again I have to be really careful that I don't go on the IV's just willy nilly as my body will get too used to them and there is no alternative after them. So persevering for the moment. I am sure though that once this weather cools a bit I will be coping much better. In the mean time though I'm basically living in front of our Dyson fan which is already worth its weight in gold!


I have been made aware of Jeffrey Beall's excellent list of "potential, possible, or probable predatory scholarly open-access publishers." As the number of obvious fly-by-night publishers increases (exponentially, these days, it seems) so too does the risk that academics will end up with a weakened publication record if they fall for this scam.
So I will be checking publishers associated with CFPs that I might post here against Beall's list. If the publisher is on the list, the CFP will not be posted here. I would encourage all my co-authors and readers to keep an eye out. No one's perfect, and something might get past me. If you notice something weird in any of the CFPs posted (with respect to Beall's list), please let me know by email and I will investigate.
The Hong Kong Polytechnic University School of Design, Hong Kong Design Institute (member of VTC Group) and Hong Kong Design Centre jointly present the ninth DesignEd Asia Conference. The Conference aims to provide a practical platform for international design educators and professionals to share views, knowledge and experiences on Design Education. It continues to draw hundreds of international design educators, design researchers, practicing designers, design students, and design-related executives.
Competition: layout and programming for the second floor of the Billy Taylor House, a local RI community center, to affect, inspire, educate and unite the local youth.
Prize: Small cash prizes ($1000 and less) and display at the BWBD conference.
Competition: challenges college students to design solutions for a sustainable future, across a wide range of categories such as water, energy agriculture, built environment, materials, green infrastructure, clean cooking, and chemicals.
With half of humanity living in cities, urban life is becoming more and more challenging: clogged up subways, huge amounts of waste or bad air quality are just a few of the issues city dwellers struggle with. Luckily, exceptional minds around the world are already coming up with inventions that can help us lead a sustainable life in urban jungles. These people have been able to make their ideas come alive in order to improve the quality of life for themselves and the people around them.
Help Siemens find these inventions and create a human story about one of them! As a global powerhouse in electronics and electrical engineering, Siemens strives to drive innovations in cities and wants you to participate in their think tank of ideas for sustainable cities. The growth of urban infrastructure is approaching its limits and eventually, the fight against climate change will be decided in cities. Contribute to the conversation about this important topic and share YOUR urban ideas with us in a touching, human story!
More info, rules, etc. available at the website.
ICID goes back to the basics and looks at the nature of interaction design by exploring its attributes and expression of actions. While interaction design is gaining popularity across the globe, there has not been any clear and agreed upon definition of what it is and how to do it.
Papers are sought for a special issue on Information Modeling and Big Data: Issues and Challenges for sustainable manufacturing, to be published by ASME Journal of Computing and Information Science in Engineering. We hope to get papers from different engineering disciplines to bring out common issues and specific challenges that characterize the field of sustainable manufacturing. We welcome full-length research papers, as well as, application papers that address implementation issues.
The Engineering Design and Methodology Group at the University of Luxembourg will be organising the 1st International PhD Symposium on Engineering Design (IPSED'13) from 27-29 November 2013 in Luxembourg. The symposium will focus on research issues in the area of engineering design research and design science. IPSED'13 provides two different tracks for submitted contributions. The beginners track offers a platform to present early stage research and new research ideas. The advanced track is intended to present research results in a matured stage.
Extended abstracts (beginners track) and full papers (advanced track) to be submitted by 30 August 2013.
For further details and deadlines, please visit our website www.ipsed.org.


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New Logo and Rebrand for Neshaminy Creek Brewing Co.
By: John Couchoud |November 12, 2021
Neshaminy Creek Brewing Co. Unveils New Logo and Announces Forthcoming Rebrand
Bucks County Brewery Gears up for 10th Anniversary With a Fresh Look
CROYDON, PA (NOVEMBER 4, 2021) – Neshaminy Creek Brewing Company was Bucks County's first production brewery when they first opened their doors nearly 10 years ago, and today, they're unveiling a new logo and forthcoming rebrand to celebrate that milestone. Fans of the brewery will begin to notice the new logo at the brewery's 3 taprooms and on new merchandise launching the week of Thanksgiving. All new can art and packaging will begin hitting shelves in early 2022 to kick off their 10th anniversary.
The brewery has always prided itself on having attention grabbing and dynamic label art since it began canning their beers in 2014. Working with Fried Design Co., the brewery has come up with a new bold look that feels fresh while still remaining faithful to the company's roots and inspirations.
"A lot has changed over the last decade, both for Neshaminy Creek and the craft beer industry at large," says Kyle Park, Director of Sales and Marketing at Neshaminy Creek. "We wanted the rebranding to reflect all of that and be a better representation of who we are today. The new logo isn't a drastic change but I can't wait to show off the new cans! It's been a long but exciting process working with Fried and everyone's stoked on where we've landed."
Local beer lovers should keep an eye on Neshaminy Creek's social media channels over the next couple of months for a better look at the new branding, details on new merchandise, and sneak peeks at the forthcoming label and packaging updates.
Cape May Brewing Releasing Cape May Lager
Cross Keys Brewing Company Releases Vibrant New England IPA
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We will succeed beyond any possibility of doubt. If anyone doubts this, let them leave now.
That's Field Marshal Montgomery upon assuming command of the British 8th Army in North Africa in 1942.
Morale was in the sub-basement. The 8th Army had suffered repeated defeats at the hands of German General Rommel.
Montgomery, in his trademark black beret, made a great effort to appear before troops as often as possible, frequently visiting various units and making himself known to the men. He exuded confidence and energy, based on deep knowledge and experience.
Fellow generals, Brooke and Alexander, were astonished by the transformation in atmosphere when they visited on 19 August, less than a week after Montgomery had taken command.
What's this got to do with business transformation?
Change is hard, change hurts. You lose more battles than you win. "Fall down seven times, get up eight…" our Toyota senseis taught.
General Montgomery exuded kaizen spirit – the indomitable feeling that we will prevail, in spite of everything.
Cheerfulness is a big part of kaizen spirit. Not the shallow, Pollyanna version, but cheerfulness based on a frank, mature assessment and acceptance of reality, warts and all.
Kaizen spirit is difficult to sustain in a world of instant gratification, fragmented attention, and non-stop chatter.
Which makes it all the more valuable.


True. Method and Morale are important considerations.
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What Happens When The Massive Ogallala Aquifer Becomes Depleted?
"We are actually more or less returning to the way this land was … [when] the pioneers, they came in here 100, 150 years ago."
By Michael MarksJuly 23, 2019 11:00 amEnergy & Environment
Leaflet /Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 3.0)
Due to agricultural pumping and resulting depletion of the Ogallala Aquifer, the White River no longer maintains a spring-fed base flow and, today, Silver Falls is often dry and overgrown with vegetation.
The Ogallala Aquifer is a massive store of groundwater that quenches the thirst of people, crops and livestock throughout the Great Plains. The aquifer extends, roughly, from Midland, Texas, through the Texas Panhandle and all the way to South Dakota. In fact, it's the aquifer that makes the current way of life on the Plains possible. So what happens if it becomes depleted?
Robert Lascano is wind erosion and water conservation research leader for the U.S. Department of Agriculture in Lubbock. He says the geology of the Ogallala Aquifer doesn't allow new water to enter, meaning that once water is used, it can't be replenished.
"It's been in use for the last 50, 75 years," Lascano says. "It will still be here, but there's gonna be a lot less water."
Some farmers who are aware of the ongoing depletion of the aquifer are diversifying their businesses, Lascano says. That includes rotating in crops that require less water, and employing techniques like surface irrigation.
"Surface irrigation is the most efficient form of irrigation that we have," he says.
Residents of urban areas will feel the depletion of the aquifer as wells run dry. And Lascano says that has already affected the value of land owned by a neighbor of his, whose well did, in fact, run dry.
The problem for residents and farmers is that there's no way to replenish the water.
"The only way that you can save water is by turning the well off," Lascano says. "And that's not going to happen. It's the economic reality: farmers will continue to use the water, but it has to make economic sense. It's going to reach a point where pumping that water is going to become so expensive that you're no longer going to be able to afford irrigation."
Lascano says that's already happened in 10% of the area that uses the Ogallala Aquifer. As depletion continues, land use will revert to an earlier time.
"We are actually more or less returning to the way this land was … [when] the pioneers, they came in here 100, 150 years ago," Lascano says. "When they came in, irrigation did not exist."
Lascano says this fundamental change in the land above the aquifer will occur over the next 50 years.
Written by Shelly Brisbin.
Puerto Ricans Want Ricardo Rosselló Out, But Island Lawmakers Haven't Committed To Impeachment
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Bobbi Kristina Brown, Daughter of Whitney Houston and Bobby Brown, Dead at 22
"She is finally at peace in the arms of God," Houston family says in a statement
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Bobbi Kristina Brown attends 'The Houstons: On Our Own' series premiere party in New York City on October 22nd, 2012. Shareif Ziyadat/FilmMagic/Getty
Bobbi Kristina Brown, the daughter of Whitney Houston and Bobby Brown, died on July 26 at age 22 after she was found unresponsive in her bathtub and placed in a medically induced coma. Brown passed away in a hospice center outside Atlanta.
"Bobbi Kristina Brown passed away July, 26 2015, surrounded by her family," the Houston family said in a statement. "She is finally at peace in the arms of God. We want to again thank everyone for their tremendous amount of love and support during these last few months."
"Krissy was and is an angel. I am completely numb at this time," Bobby Brown told Entertainment Tonight. "My family must find a way to live with her in spirit and honor her memory. Our loss is unimaginable. We thank everyone for the prayers for Krissy and our family as we mourn my baby girl."
Bobbi Kristina was best known for appearing on the reality TV shows Being Bobby Brown in 2005 and The Houstons: On Our Own in 2012. She also performed a handful of musical duets with her mother, one of which – a recording of "Little Drummer Boy" – appeared on Houston's 2003 LP, One Wish: The Holiday Album. In addition, she sang Houston's 1999 single "My Love Is Your Love" multiple times in concert with her mother.
Bobbi Kristina was born on March 4th, 1993. Her mother memorably brought her as an infant onstage at the American Music Awards in 1994 when she won eight trophies. Her parents divorced when she was 14, with Houston winning custody. When Houston died in February 2012, Bobbi Kristina inherited her mother's estate, which was to be given to her in increments, first at age 21, then 25 and finally, in total, at age 30. Months after Houston's death, Bobbi Kristina announced her engagement to her childhood friend Nick Gordon, and the couple announced they were married on January 9th, 2014. (A lawyer for Bobby Brown has since said that Bobbi Kristina and Gordon did not marry.)
On January 31st of this year, Gordon and a friend reportedly found Bobbi Kristina face down in a filled bathtub in their home near Atlanta. Reuters reported that Gordon then administered CPR and other life-saving measures while waiting for the ambulance. Sources speculated at the time that she had lost brain function and was placed in a medically induced coma, making it difficult for her to recover after being oxygen-deprived for so long, but her family issued a statement saying that she was not brain-dead.
US Weekly reported that an initial police investigation produced no immediate evidence of drugs or foul play, though, according to CNN, authorities in Roswell are continuing to question Gordon and his friends to find out what happened. The town's police chief told Reuters it was a criminal investigation. Police records later revealed that Bobbi Kristina had been part of an auto accident that injured two people, according to The Associated Press, days before she was found in the bathtub.
While his daughter was in the hospital, Bobby Brown issued a statement asking for privacy.
Bobbi Kristina was later moved to an Atlanta hospital known for its neurological department, according to USA Today. Around that time, her family released a statement saying that she was fighting for her life. TMZ reported at the time that doctors had asked Brown to make a decision about keeping her on life support.
On February 9th, the Brown family held a vigil in Bobbi Kristina's honor in Riverdale, Georgia, according to Us Weekly.
Despite rumors claiming that Brown's family was considering following through with that decision on the anniversary of her mother's death (February 11th), a Houston family source told Us Weekly that that would not be the case. On February 19th, Los Angeles Times reported that doctors had performed a tracheotomy on Brown to help her breathe, though the paper relayed that a source close to the family said her condition had been the same at that point. She was moved to a rehab facility in March. In May, Bobby Brown and Pat Houston (Whitney's sister) were named Bobbi Kristina's guardians.
Bobbi Kristina's family moved her into hospice care on June 24th, according to Us Weekly. "Despite the great medical care at numerous facilities, Bobbi Kristina Brown's condition has continued to deteriorate," Pat said in a statement at the time. That same day, Bobbi Kristina's conservator Bedelia Hargrove filed a lawsuit accusing Gordon of assaulting Bobbi hours before her body was discovered, according to Us.
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In 2012, Bobbi Kristina told Oprah Winfrey how she felt the need to keep her mother's legacy going, following Houston's death. "I can hear her voice telling me, 'Keep moving, baby. I got you,'" she said. "She's always with me. I can always feel her with me. She used to always say, 'Do you need me?' And I said, 'I always need you.'" She also said that she hoped to keep her mother's legacy alive through singing, as well as acting and dancing.
In 1993, months after Bobbi Kristina's birth, Houston told Rolling Stone just how much her daughter meant to her. "Having Bobbi Kristina…I could never do anything that could top that," she said. "There's been nothing more incredible in my life than having her. God knows, I have been in front of millions and millions of people, and that has been incredible, to feel that give-take thing. But, man, when I gave birth to her and when they put her in my arms, I thought: 'This has got to be it. This is the ultimate.' I haven't experienced anything greater."
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Sedentary lifestyle, poor eating habits, and fewer outdoor activities often take a toll on one's health. Contrary, the need to exercise or burn those extra calories often becomes an onerous task for many. Many adults narrate reasons like lack of motivation, finding it boring to go to the gym, don't have time, and a host of other flimsy causes, thereby contributing to a rise in the obesity graph of America.
Not just adults, but also a considerable number of children are affected due to obesity, further amounting to a host of chronic diseases. Another serious concern rising among youngsters due to lack of physical activity is mental health issues. However, to overcome this grim scenario, a revolutionary application called Step made its mark by rewarding people for engaging in physical activities. "Step" is a mobile application that enables one to earn cryptocurrency while keeping themselves fit.
Step is a fitness application that allows its users to earn cryptocurrency while staying fit. The creators of Step, who dream of creating a healthier world for all, are of the notion that to build one, they have to tempt people toward something fascinating. Especially at a time when the crypto sphere is downright reaching new scales every day, the idea to reward people with cryptocurrencies every time they take their steps seems captivating.
The reward theory of attraction appears to be gratifying in this context. When an employee is rewarded with bonuses, incentives, and other perks, it triggers certain parts of the brain and uplifts them. The neurological response to receiving a bounty motivates one to perform their task with enthusiasm. This is what exactly is projected in Step- elevating one's motivation to exercise.
The mobile app monitors one's physical activity, such as walking, and converts them to rewards. Step is primarily designed to make individuals financially independent and keep them fit and healthy, in one fell swoop. One needs to download the application on their mobile phone from the play or app store. The app will then monitor one's physical activities such as running, walking, or climbing stairs and send rewards in the form of cryptos to the wallet.
To achieve something, one needs to come out of their couches. Needless to say, there is also a condition attached to avail the rewards. To be eligible, one needs to take a minimum of 4000 steps daily. The rewards are then calculated based on the steps percentage quota among the eligible holders.
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Solent students making music connections during lockdown
UK and international students, alumni and staff from Solent University's music degree courses came together for a remote guest lecture.
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UK and international students, alumni and staff from Solent University's music degree courses came together for a remote guest lecture, which gave students and alumni the opportunity to have their original music heard by a world-renowned independent record label.
Wez Saunders, Managing Director of Defected Records, was originally due to deliver his lecture on campus, but due to the coronavirus crisis, Natalia Kulabuchova, Senior Lecturer in the School of Media Arts and Technology, arranged for it to take place online so that students didn't miss out.
"Wez provided an insightful and topical talk regarding how the music industry has changed and reacted in light of the Covid-19 pandemic," explains Natalia. "Everyone who attended found it a rewarding and valuable experience."
Defected Records also gave 15 students and alumni the opportunity to have their original music heard by the label's A&R (artists and repertoire) team - a fantastic and rare opportunity.
"Considering that Defected A&R team receive 1000 demos a day, to have their Managing Director offer to give his personal feedback to our students and alumni is very special and they are very much looking forward to having individual sessions with an experienced music industry professional," adds Natalia.
Dan Parsons, who recently graduated from BA (Hons) Digital Music in July 2019, attended the Defected Records online lecture, and has submitted some of his music for feedback.
"Being invited back to a guest lecture was very rewarding as Defected have massively influenced my love and passion for dance music," says the 23-year-old DJ and producer, who works under the alias Pandar as well as running an event brand and record label called Astrofunk - which is a party that builds a local community through dance music.
"It really helped me tune into the situation that the dance music industry is in during the Covid-19 pandemic and gave me inspiration of ways to stay current in these challenging times.
"Having my music heard by a Record Label like Defected is huge for me. One thing I've learnt from trying to get music heard by the right people is that you need to climb a ladder to slowly work your way up, and being offered the opportunity from one of the biggest labels in the world is an amazing fast track!"
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"Having feedback from a record label is essential in understanding where I am as a musician, understanding the industry standards and learning what I need to change, and learn, to be where I want to be.
"Overall, the experience has been amazing for me and I cannot wait for other guest lectures."


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English County Cricket.
Formerly known as MAGFAN8.
Location: Toonumbar NSW Australia
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Too many matches to cover these in detail. I'll post, if there's a match or matches with particularly meritorious, or otherwise remarkable performance/s.
Somerset 180 all out, against Hampshire. James Hildreth scored 87 and Keith Barker took 3/33.
Hampshire 0/109. Joe Weatherley is 65*.
Only a few Aussies playing in County, this year. Sids is in this game, for Somerset.
Donny.
It's a game. Enjoy it.
Aussies in County.
Marnus Labuschagne – Glamorgan
After another long home summer, Labuschagne is set to return to Wales for another stint with Glamorgan, where he first played in 2019 ahead of his breakout Ashes campaign that year. The Queenslander signed a two-year contract extension in 2020 and is expected to again link up with his Queensland teammate Michael Neser in south Wales and play all three formats.
James Pattinson – Nottinghamshire
Having announced a shock retirement from international cricket last year, Pattinson will be back at his beloved Nottinghamshire this English season having signed a deal to play all three formats at Trent Bridge. The 31-year-old previously played at Notts in 2017 and 2019 and the prospect of him sharing the new ball with Stuart Broad will have rival batting line-ups on edge this season.
Peter Siddle – Somerset
His international days are long behind him, but Siddle is still going strong at domestic level and is back in England to play for a fourth county side following stints at Nottinghamshire, Lancashire and Essex. One of two Aussies at Somerset this season alongside Queensland's Matt Renshaw, the 37-year-old will be available to play all three formats until at least the end of August.
Mark Steketee – Essex
Following another fantastic year for Queensland which earned him selection for Australia's recent Test tour of Pakistan, Steketee has signed a deal with Essex for the first six games of the season. The right-armer will play alongside the likes of England legend, Sir Alisatair Cook, starting with their match against Kent from Thursday.
Michael Neser – Glamorgan
Neser's current status is unclear after he suffered a side strain last month, which ruled him out of the recent Test tour of Pakistan, but he's expected to link up with Labuschagne at Glamorgan again this winter. The Queenslander signed a two-year contract extension last year after impressing in his first season in Cardiff, where he enjoyed the swing and seam offered by the Dukes ball.
Marcus Harris – Gloucestershire
Having lost his Test spot to Usman Khawaja, Harris will be looking for another strong county campaign having moved from Leicestershire to Gloucestershire in the off season. With another Ashes series looming next year, Harris will enjoy a full County Championship campaign in Bristol and has also signed to play both white-ball formats for his new county.
Josh Philippe – Sussex
A key part of Western Australia's Sheffield Shield success this season, Philippe will head to the south of England in June to play first-class and T20 cricket for Sussex. The keeper-batter has been signed as a replacement for Pakistan star Mohammad Rizwan, who is expected to miss parts of the season due to international duty.
Matt Renshaw – Somerset
Fresh off a late call-up to Australia's ODI squad in Pakistan, Renshaw will return to Somerset, where he enjoyed enormous success as an opener in 2018. That campaign yielded three first-class hundreds and an average above 50 from six matches and he will continue his push for an international recall by playing both first-class and one-day cricket until at least the end of August.
Peter Handscomb – Middlesex
After a disappointing 2021 season at Middlesex, Handscomb will return to London buoyed by a dominant Sheffield Shield campaign for Victoria. The 30-year-old has signed to play both first-class and one-day cricket and could put his name forward for an Ashes recall next year if he's able to maintain top form in English conditions this northern summer.
Nathan McAndrew – Warwickshire
Having shifted to South Australia from Sydney last year, McAndrew has been rewarded for his stellar first season in Adelaide with a stint at Warwickshire, last year's County Championship winners. The right-armer has signed for 10 first-class games, starting with Warwickshire's second match of the season on April 21, and he could be available for the T20 Blast as well if imports Carlos Brathwaite and Paul Stirling become unavailable during the tournament.
Matt Kelly – Northamptonshire
After helping to lead Western Australia to a drought-breaking Sheffield Shield title this week, Kelly will head to the UK to link up with Northants for their first six first-class games of the season, starting this week.
Jackson Bird – Kent
After a frustrating run of injuries this home summer, Bird has signed a short-term deal with Kent after previous stints at Lancashire and Nottinghamshire. The 35-year-old old right-armer will play the first six games of the County Championship season alongside the likes of Kiwi seamer Matt Henry and England opener Zak Crawley.
Daniel Worrall – Surrey
Worrall is technically not an 'Aussie' in county cricket anymore, having taken advantage of his British passport to sign a multi-year deal as a local player with Surrey. The right-armer will now be based in London full-time, meaning he won't return to South Australia in 2022-23, and could one day be eligible to play for England.
The following players have signed deals to play in the T20 Blast, which will be played between May and July.
Dan Christian – Nottinghamshire
Tim David – Lancashire
Nathan Ellis – Hampshire
Ben McDermott – Hampshire
Daniel Sams – Essex
Ashton Turner – Durham
Posted: Fri Apr 08, 2022 11:48 pm
Hampshire 1/213. Holland out for 81, Weatherley 120*
Posted: Sat Apr 09, 2022 5:21 pm
Essex 514. Critchely 132, Browne 107, Cook 100, Jackson Bird 3/85.
Kent 1/122.
Hampshire 428. Weatherly 168, Sids 2/66.
Posted: Sat Apr 09, 2022 10:01 pm
Ben Compton is the great Denis Compton's grandson. He's 63 n.o.
Denis Compton played 78 Tests for England.
He scored 17 centuries and 28 fifties, for an average of 50.06
Averaged a slightly better batting average in 515 first class matches, of 51.85
He scored an amazing 123 f/c centuries. And 183 fifties.
Incidentally, he took over 600 f/c wickets as well, with his Chinaman spinners.
Read more: https://www.espncricinfo.com/player/denis-compton-10777
Kent 2/200. Compton 97*.
Compton 102*, Jordan Cox 29*.
Hampshire won by an innings and 113 runs, against Somerset.
Mohammad Abbas took 4/22.
Kent is 4/360.
Cox is also eyeing off a ton. 84*.
Kent 5/425. Cox 107*.
Posted: Sun Apr 10, 2022 11:47 pm
Kent just 45 behind, now.
5/469. Cox 127*.
Posted: Mon Apr 11, 2022 1:20 am
Runfest.
Essex 514.
Kent 581. Cox 129, Jackson Bird 53* with 2 sixes.


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Filderstadt, 08 May 2019 – All for One Group AG, leading IT services and consulting provider, today published its unaudited results for the period from 1 October 2018 to 31 March 2019.
Non-recurring revenues from the sale of software licenses decreased, as expected, by 16% from the previous year's record level to EUR 21.7 million. In return, recurring cloud services & support sales increased significantly for six quarters in succession. They rose by 22% to EUR 33.9 million compared to the prior 6-month period. Recurring revenues (up 14% to EUR 85.1 million) also include software support sales (up 8% to EUR 51.2 million). As such, the share of total sales attributable to recurring revenues increased to 47% (Oct 2017 – Mar 2018: 44%). Sales from consulting & services increased by 7% to EUR 74.0 million. Total revenues consequently increased almost entirely organically by 6% overall to EUR 180.8 million. The inclusion of the acquisition of the SAP HR cloud specialist TalentChamp since January 2019 contributed external revenues of EUR 1.2 million to this result.
EBITDA declined by 4% to EUR 15.6 million and a drop in the half-year EBIT of 10% to EUR 10.0 million was recorded.
The strategy offensive 2022 and the first-time application of IFRS 15 starting on 1 October 2018 adversely affected the result to the tune of EUR 1.2 million. After adjustment for purposes of comparability with the prior year, adjusted EBITDA totalled EUR 16.9 million (Oct 2017 – Mar 2018: EUR 16.4 million), while adjusted EBIT – which was also adjusted by EUR 1.2 million – totalled EUR 11.2 million (Oct 2017 – Mar 2018: EUR 11.1 million). The adjusted EBIT margin fell slightly from 6.5% to 6.2%.
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Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, bike commuting had increased by 20% in cities where bike-share systems were introduced, according to study author Dafeng Xu, assistant professor of public policy and governance at the University of Washington in Seattle.
His analysis of 38 U.S. cities found increased commuting by bike and decreased commuting by car between 2008 and 2016 -- but the rate of bike commuting and public transportation use was greater in bike-share cities.
In 2008, about 66% of commuters drove to work, about 1% biked and 22% used transit in bike-share cities. In 2016, rates were 59% for driving to work, 1.7% for bike commuting and 26% for transit use.
In cities without bike-share, 88% drove to work in 2008, fewer than 1% biked and 4% used transit. By 2016, car commuting had slipped to 83%, 1% were biking and 6% used public transit.
In general, cities with larger bike-share systems had larger increases in bicycle commuting, according to Xu.
"This study shows that bike-share systems can drive a population to commute by bike," said Xu, whose findings were recently published in the Journal of Policy Analysis and Management.
Nationwide, 0.6% of commuters bike to work, according to an American Community Survey report released in 2017.
Xu said the numbers could grow if communities and bike-share companies take steps to make bike commuting more appealing. Those steps could include adding bike lanes to city streets, expanding programs to outlying communities or increasing the time for one rental.
Bicycling offers tips for cycle commuting.
SOURCE: University of Washington, news release, May 14, 2020
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The earlier disclosures of RSA's entanglement with the NSA already had shocked some in the close-knit world of computer security experts. The company had a long history of championing privacy and security, and it played a leading role in blocking a 1990s effort by the NSA to require a special chip to enable spying on a wide range of computer and communications products.
RSA, as a security company, never divulges details of customer engagements, but we also categorically state that we have never entered into any contract or engaged in any project with the intention of weakening RSA's products, or introducing potential 'backdoors' into our products for anyone?s use.
Of course, not everyone one is buying it.
Elsewhere, security researcher, software developer and gaming hobbyist Ethan Heilman explains how this is not the first time that the NSA has purposely had backdoors installed. It would appear that for the United States, spying on allies is but the norm.
1946-1970, The Ultra Secret: After WW2, the British Empire sold captured German Enigma cipher machines to many allied countries and former colonies1. The US and the UK had broken Enigma but had kept this fact secret so that countries would use these broken ciphers. To clarify: the British sold machines they knew they could break to allied nations, then the US and the UK spied on those countries for nearly 30 years exploiting the weaknesses in those machines.


New Waco friends, the Parkers, have been on a long journey for their little 4-year-old daughter Leah Grace to find a new heart. She has been waiting over 18 months on a life-saving heart transplant. They have had to stay within two hours of Dallas for that time in case a heart became available. Last Thursday their beeper went of and they found a heart for Leah! Within hours they were operating and the surgery went as well as possible! Leah is still in need of lots of prayer and lots of recovery and the rest of the family is in need of much prayer (and sleep as well)!
I have been working with the Leah Grace Parker fundraising team to create materials and raise money. I did this logo for her and we're making t-shirts and business cards. The organization COTA (Children's Organ Transplant Association) has been helping the Parkers and continues to sponsor events and fund-raisers as they try to raise money they need for her heart-transplant ($75,000 out of pocket).


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City Council talks COVID policy, racial equity, homeless during Tuesday night meeting
by Skyler Baldwin March 23, 2022 March 23, 2022
After a late start to Tuesday night's Charleston City Council meeting, council members and Mayor John Tecklenburg blitzed through the agenda, checking off a short list of hot-button topics along the way.
COVID-19 measures raise questions, spark debate
A second round of discussion requested by council member Caroline Parker regarding the mayor's COVID measures, especially the mask ordinance and the procedure by which it was levied, amounted to little practical action. Parker said at the last meeting on March 8 she had requested an opinion from state Attorney General Alan Wilson on the topic, but on Tuesday, she said she hadn't received a response.
However, council member Peter Shahid said that even if an opinion was received, it would be a moot point.
"The matter has been resolved, quite frankly," he said. "The law of the case dealing with this mask ordinance and the mayor's ordinance has been validated … the attorney general's opinion does not trump a federal district judge's order. That's the end of the matter."
Council member William Dudley Gregorie clarified that the root of the disagreement may be semantic in nature.
"We need to have a discussion about the difference between a policy and a law," he said. "The Mayor has the responsibility to carry out either, as the executive branch. Sometimes we ask our counsel for their legal opinions when they are really policy decisions that can be made by this body."
But Parker said the discussion should be focused not on the legality of the mandate, but on the process by which it was implemented — without a vote by council. Parker said council would benefit during future emergency situations like the COVID-19 pandemic to have a clarified procedure to follow.
"If you go back to the COVID-19 update, it's all but disappeared — until it's back. That's why we need to talk about the process," Parker said.
City's racial equity map offers new insight on old longstanding challenges
The City of Charleston's racial equity story map, an interactive website that creates a visual representation of racial inequities in the city that was introduced March 4, is already giving city leaders and racial justice advocates some new perspectives to work from.
With different layers to the map that show gentrification over time, wealth gaps and more, Diversity, Racial Reconciliation and Tolerance manager Amber Johnson said the data will serve as a launching pad and baseline for future equitable policy.
"It creates an opportunity to discuss the data and use the data to inform our decisions regarding racial equities that exist throughout the city," she said during a presentation at Tuesday night's council meeting. "In order for transformations to occur, an understanding of our racialized history is required."
A key component of the map uses the rising cost of homes in different areas of the peninsula to show chronological gentrification of historically Black neighborhoods.
"This is not news to many people — that housing costs have an association with gentrification and displacement," said Chloe Stuber, a city planner who helped get the project off the ground. "But this data shows us that cause and effect and also gives us some measures we can use to look into the future at where we can aim our strategies to prevent displacement and gentrification going forward."
Housing costs are rising faster than incomes, a disparity far more severe for Black and brown communities, according to the presentation. So the decrease in rent-burdened households in neighborhoods with a high rate of change is more likely due to lower-income households being pushed out due to rising rents and more affluent residents moving in.
Property purchase for homeless hub scrapped after committee debate
City Council also approved the Ways and Means Committee's decision to scrap a land deal for a property that was penned for use as homeless outreach services due the building's prices and a messy ethics debate surrounding the mayor's connection to the deal.
Though Tecklenburg abstained from the vote, saying a previous discussion about his son's connection to the property owners was distracting, even if it didn't go directly against state ethics laws. The new building would have replaced the city's current homeless outreach hub, Meeting Street's Navigation Center, which is on a monthly lease.
Council member Robert Mitchell, who represents the district where the office is located and has been involved in the planning process, said it was the best opportunity that has been brought to the table so far. But other council members said appraisals of the property — the first and second coming in at $1.3 million and $1.6 million respectively — were too high for where the property was located — a former crematorium in the neck nearly surrounded by a graveyard.
Council members Keith Waring, Boyd Gregg, Kevin Shealy, Gregorie, Mike Seekings, Shahid and Parker voted in favor of terminating the deal. Council members Mitchell, Jason Sakran, Karl Brady, Stephen Bowden and Ross Appel voted in favor of buying the property.
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There's one place I've wanted to visit for the longest time, that place is Bodie Ghost Town. Located northeast of Yosemite and just 13 miles off of California's SR 395, Bodie is a bonafied gold mining ghost town. Waterman S. Body hit paydirt in the hills north of Mono Lake in 1875 when a mine collapsed and revealed a large quanity of gold.
One of the things I love so much about road trips is that while there is always the destination in mind, there is the journey. The journey itself is just as satisfying as the destination. I have yet to get in my car for a trip and not find anything interesting along the way. Whenever I go somewhere, I always have to tack on a couple of hours to whatever "drive time" is expected. There's gonna be stops! There's gonna be U-turns. You just never know what you'll see out there on the road. Side trips and welcome distractions are everywhere!
On my quest for fall colors on Route 395, the June Lake Loop was at the top of my destinations list. I had been on part of this loop over the summer and just knew it would be a great spot for fall color since the aspens were everywhere along the road. The June Lake Loop, also known as highway 158, loops from US 395 past June Lake, Gull Lake, Silver Lake and Grant Lake before merging back into Route 395. It was still raining as I arrived at a small parking lot along Silver Lake where there was a stand of Aspen Trees and a small trail over looking the lake.
I recently headed out to US Route 395 in search of fall colors in Mono County. It was a horrible, horrible drive. When I left home at 2:30am the lightning storm was just settling down without dropping any rain. I didn't realize that I was headed into the big storm. The further northeast I drove, the bigger the flashes of lightning. I was storm chasing! Out on the desolate stretch of road, the lightning put on a scary yet beautiful display. I so wanted to find a turn off and get some awesome lightning photos, but decided against it since the strikes (for me) were a little too close for comfort. I almost turned back and went home, but I drove on. Really? What are the chances of being hit by lightning?


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This collective from Ukraine creates a wide range of very peculiar products and unique experiments.
Rice & Carry is a social enterprise based in rural Sri-Lanka working with women to create products for tourists.
Aniol and Marc are working towards a circular society through excellent products and workshops.
Mitchell and Debrah are making new products from plastic waste found ashore on Curacao's beaches.
Eugene is constantly making stuff with recycled plastic and hacking our machines in unpredictable ways.
You can finally buy Precious Plastic products and support our community members so they can keep recycling ever more plastic!
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J D Sports PLC is in Foster Square Retail Park Unit 2 Forster Square. You can view a list of neighbouring businesses by going to the Foster Square Retail Park page.
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NBA stars Ben Simmons and Jonah Bolden pay tribute to 'Egg Boy'
By Matt Bungard
March 20, 2019 — 2.05pm
Words of support: Ben Simmons' shoe on Tuesday night. Credit:Instagram
Australian basketball players Ben Simmons and Jonah Bolden have paid tribute to the 17-year-old boy who cracked an egg over the head of Senator Fraser Anning on the weekend, playing Tuesday night's NBA clash against the Charlotte Hornets with "Egg Boy" written on their sneakers.
Will Connolly was thrust into the international spotlight after filming himself egging the far-right politician, who was speaking at an event just a day after using the Christchurch terror attacks to condemn Muslim immigration.
Praising a "legend": Jonah Bolden's sneakers. Credit:Instagram
Connolly was then slapped twice by the senator but remained standing, before a group of Anning's supporters wrestled him to the ground, placing him in a choke-hold in the process.
Ben Simmons commented on one of Will Connolly's Instagram photos, before the page was deleted. Credit:Instagram
Connolly was released without charge shortly after being taken in by police, and a petition calling for Anning to be removed from parliament has racked up more than 1.3 million signatures, making it the largest campaign in the history of Change.org.
It wasn't the first time Simmons has come out in support of Connolly since the incident; he also called him an "Australian legend" on an Instagram post before the boy's account was deleted.
NRL premiership winner Ryan Hoffman praised 'Egg Boy' on Twitter on Saturday, adding that Anning was a "knob of a politician". Many bands, including Violent Soho, Hilltop Hoods, The Living End and Wheatus offered Connolly free entry to their concerts for life.
Locals artists have painted murals in both Sydney and Melbourne as a tribute to Connolly.
The move appeared to bring good luck to Simmons, who top-scored with 28 points as the 76ers grabbed their 46th win of the season in a 118-114 away victory, tightening their grip on third place in the NBA eastern conference.
Bolden came off the bench for a few minutes, contributing with two rebounds.
Fraser Anning
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Matt Bungard is a journalist at The Sydney Morning Herald.


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Yakitori Hachibei was born here in Maebaru in July 1983.
Hitokushi nyukon, our policy which means without compromise, has never changed since then.


Censored 2016 argued that the story of the " 'Most Comprehensive' Assessment Yet Warns against Geoengineering Risks" was ignored by the corporate press. The story came from articles published in February and March 2015 by Tim McDonnell of Mother Jones, Robinson Meyer of the Atlantic, and Jeremy Schulman, of Mother Jones. The story focused on the debate surrounding geoengineering and what role it plays, if any, in reducing greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. The story is significant because geoengineering has been championed as a solution to the impending crisis of climate change. Since April of 2015, the corporate press has ignored "'Most Comprehensive' Assessment Yet Warns against Geoengineering Risks." However, the independent press has covered the story.
Censored 2016 argued that "'Most Comprehensive' Assessment Yet Warns against Geoengineering Risks" was ignored by the corporate press. The story was based on two National Academy of Sciences (NAS) reports which outlined the risks of geoengineering as a proposed solution to climate change. Geoengineering is defined as the "technological efforts to counteract global warming by altering the atmosphere's chemical composition." The reports found that in the short term, simply planting trees is more effective than geoenginerring proposals. The problem is that geoengineering proposals are too expensive and large scale to ever actually accomplish their stated goals. Thus, precious time is wasted on geoengineering which allows the climate crises to worsen.
Since April of 2015, the corporate news coverage of "'Most Comprehensive' Assessment Yet Warns against Geoengineering Risks," has been scant. The story was covered by the online publication Slate Magazine, a subsidiary of Nashin holdings which also owns the Washington Post. The January 2016 article written by Christophe Jospe was titled "The Good, Bad, and Ugly Approaches to Geoengineering." Jospe provided a very balanced approach of the debate concerning geoengineering. Since April 2015, Slate has ran a slew of articles focused on the effectiveness (article 1) of geoengineering and the reason why Hollywood science fiction films ignore it. However, their sister company the Washington Post released an article that criticized the National Academy's report. They argued that cost should not get in the way and the country should move forward with geoengineering now rather than wait.
Since April of 2015, the independent news coverage of 'Most Comprehensive' Assessment Yet Warns against Geoengineering Risks," has been extensive. The independent coverage has focused on the debates concerning the actual implementation of geoengineering and its impact (article 2, article 3) on climate change. Other, mostly conservative independent outlets, have focused on the economic costs of geo-engineering. Given the implications to the future of human existence this is a story that needs to be covered more extensively.
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Two Carnival booth-holders fight to keep their booths
PHILIPSBURG–Evelyn Dopwell has been operating her booth during April Carnival festivities for the past twenty years, but this time around she might not be able to operate her spot because of a reshuffle by St. Maarten Carnival Development Foundation (SCDF).
Dopwell was told in November last year that SCDF had done some reshuffling, that her name had come up and the board had decided to give another person the booth for the 2017 Carnival season.
"I followed all instructions given by the committee, from the time they announced it on September 6, 2016, that booth-holders must register online. On September 14, I signed up online and on November 9, I got the call that I lost my booth," stated Dopwell in an interview with The Daily Herald.
After numerous times trying to speak to SCDF President Alston Lourens, Dopwell decided to contact an attorney to take the Foundation to court.
"I think it is wrong. I have been operating a booth for 20 years. How can they just take it away? I contacted Cor Merx and he will represent me in a civil case against the Foundation on Friday. I tried getting the new president and his phone is never on or it rings out," said Dopwell.
Booth-holder Avril Berry, who has had a booth during Carnival for the past 27 years, has also found herself in the same predicament and was also told by SCDF that she will not be coming back for the 2017 Carnival festivities. Berry also contacted lawyer Merx, who took the case on and will represent both booth-holders in the Court of First Instance this Friday.
SCDF President Lourens was contacted by this newspaper, but declined to comment before the case has been presented in court. SCDF is charged with organising Carnival for a period of two weeks in the Festival Village which turns into Carnival Village for the period.
Source: The Daily Herald https://www.thedailyherald.sx/islands/63627-two-carnival-booth-holders-fight-to-keep-their-booths
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<span 'open="" sans',="" calibri,="" tahoma,="" arial,="" sans-serif;="" font-size:="" 13px;="" line-height:="" 18.5714px;"="">UK based independent emerging artist Irina creates a variety of affordable artwork from abstract art to figurative art, floral art to landscape, seascape, cityscape, animals and wildlife, and still life paintings mainly on canvas using an array of mixed media direct from the artists studio. "Each experience is an inspiration to create something unique."
She is a qualified professional artist with a masters equivalent in St Petersburg in both art and design. "My work has been very well received and I am so humble for all the support. Thank you."
Commissions, made to order custom paintings, are of course welcome.


Recognizing women who serve as a director or governor of a private or public company, Crown corporation, hospital or university.
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Bio: A longtime Home Hardware dealer, Christine Hand was first elected to the board of directors of Home Hardware Stores Limited in April 2003 and in April 2012 became chair. She is now in her sixth consecutive term as board chair. She has been awarded the Paul Harris Fellowship Award and the Queen's Diamond Jubilee Award in recognition of her extensive volunteer efforts.
Who I would trade places with for one day: The Minister of Justice. I would arrange a roundtable with the Prime Minister to create a new approach to sexual assault. Our current system is broken and re-victimizes victims. Special training is desperately needed for judges, prosecutors and law enforcement agencies.
Power song: Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go (Wham).
Bio: Eileen Mercier is among the first women in Canada to transfer her skills from a highly successful career in business to a second career in corporate governance. She brings 45 years of leadership experience in the forest products, financial services, integrated oil and communications industries to her role as chair of Payments Canada and her many board affiliations. This is her third Canada's Most Powerful Women: Top 100 win.
Who I would trade places with for one day: Kim Jong-un of North Korea. I would start talks to do a deal like Iran's with inspections by the UN of nuclear facilities in exchange for the lifting of sanctions.
Bio: Two-time Canada's Most Powerful Women: Top 100 winner, Sherry Peister was the first female chair of both Green Shield Canada and the Green Shield Canada Foundation — positions she has held since 2010. A licensed Ontario pharmacist, she has an impeccable track record serving her industry and community through active board participation, including serving as president of the Canadian Pharmacists Association and as a member of its finance, audit and risk management committees.
Who I would trade places with for one day: Queen Elizabeth ll. I would go back to her early years of reign, break with tradition and the advice given by her advisors, and make decisions that she felt were right and create a new, modern protocol for the monarchy.
Power song: (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction (Rolling Stones).


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Single authorization for simplified procedures (SASP) includes customs administrations of more than one Member State (MS). SASP allows the authorization holder to lodge simplified and supplementary declarations in one MS, while the goods are presented for the customs procedure in another MS.
The issuing MS is MS issuing SASP. In this MS supplementary declarations are lodged, import duty is declared and paid and statistical data is provided for Eurostat (through the national statistical office).
The participating MS is MS included in SASP. In this MS goods are submitted to customs and physically released, and generally VAT calculated and paid.
The application can be lodged at the (regional) Financial Directorate Celje being the competent authority for SASP.
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