That was one customer's reaction when he heard that Tony Antongeorgi of Tony's Repair Shop in Mattituck was saying goodbye after more than 35 years in business at his Main Road garage.
Dozens of customers shared similar reactions. "I feel like I'm letting them down, but it was time," Mr. Antongeorgi, 69, said from his Mattituck home Tuesday.
He's not quite used to retirement yet, but is looking forward to the free time to spend with his family. He's already planning to work this summer on an old El Camino with his teenage grandsons.
Mr. Antongeorgi began renting the garage from Bergen Oil in 1982 and eventually purchased the property in the early 1990s. At any given time, there were maybe three mechanics total working in the space, which he promises feels bigger inside. "[The size] is what I liked about it. You're just focused on the cars you have for that day," he said.
Of course, emergencies arose — a flat tire, a dashboard indicator light, a breakdown at a nearby traffic light. "That would mean someone's working outside," he said, laughing.
Before opening his first auto shop in Cutchogue, Mr. Antongeorgi, a Huntington native, worked as a mechanic at Wells Pontiac-Cadillac-Oldsmobile, Inc. in Peconic. After going to automotive school to study Cadillacs, he worked at Pace Auto for about 12 years.
Working on cars came as second nature to Mr. Antongeorgi, who grew up learning the trade in his stepparents' auto shop in Huntington. "It never felt like work," he said.
He credits a former boss, Arnold Sims, for his work ethic. Now 93, Mr. Sims had been a loyal customer at Tony's for more than a decade. "He set me on the right track from the beginning. He taught me how to act when you're dealing with people. He really was an inspiration," Mr. Antongeorgi said.
Aquebogue resident Pat Dolan will be hard-pressed to find the kind of customer service Tony's offered. "Tony even made house calls. He was just the best," he said, reached by phone Tuesday afternoon.


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Tedeschi Trucks Band brings its southern rock-blues songbook back to SPAC this summer, headlining the Wheels of Soul Tour with Drive-By Truckers and The Marcus King Band.
Led by the husband-wife team of Derek Trucks and Susan Tedeschi, this 12-piece band has garnered an ever-increasing international audience, while developing a musical identity that has yielded a GRAMMY® Award and other honors.
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Game of Thrones star Iain Glen talks about Jorah's love for Daenerys, and Viserion's death in the latest episode
Ser Jorah Mormont has been pining after Daenerys Targaryen for quite a long time and his unrequited love has earned him sympathy in the eyes of fans. He's been there through the beginning and even after being away from his queen a number of times he returned to serve the moment he got the chance. Jorah has stuck with Dany through it all. He was even there to witness the birth of her dragons, which makes it all the more important for him to have been there when one of them, Viserion, died in the latest episode of season 7, Beyond the Wall. Actor Iain Glen, who plays Jorah, discussed this moment and more during an interview with the Hollywood Reporter.
"I think for Jorah, the dragons have always been to some degree indestructible, having seen them grow from these baby newts around the naked body of his adored queen, into these vast killing machines,"he said."It turns out, they're vulnerable. There's a question mark there. I think he's feeling a fear of the consequences. I think he's also very sensitive to how they're her children in her mind. She has a very profound connection with these dragons, which goes right to the center of her soul. He's very aware of the consequences for her."
Iain then spoke about Jorah's love for Daenerys and how he's now moved on. "I do think in some way, emotionally, Jorah has moved on from hoping, really, for any physical reciprocation. His love for her and his adoration of her and her abilities and capabilities remain undiminished entirely. But I think having gone through the nightmare of her rejection, and then having gotten very dangerously ill, for her to offer her forgiveness and plead with him to find a cure for himself so he could be back by her side, I think having gone through that whole traumatic emotional revolution, he's at a point where he's just glad to be in the fold and back where he feels he belongs: beside her."
He said that this was proven when he insisted Jon keep his family heirloom Longclaw to give to his children, because Jorah noticed the attraction between Jon and Dany. But that wasn't all, he said:I think it's also a family thing. He was rejected by his father because of what he had done, and why he was exiled right at the beginning of the story. Fundamentally, he's a very honest man. He doesn't feel it's right, that he should be gifted this back by Jon, who was gifted it by Jorah's father who he had lost favor with. He's being very honest about it. He's tacitly showing his appreciation of Jon, that he believes he's a leader. He's admired him. They're getting to know each other.
He later went on to talk about how he's a big fan of the show. "I'm like a fan when it comes to whatGame of Thronespulls off. I kid you not: when I read these episodes, way back when, I immediately wrote to [showrunners] Dan [Weiss] and David [Benioff] and said I thought they were the best episodes they've written as a group for a season. Everything just accelerates forward. There's no sense of treading water, no sense of milking this. I really admired the speed with which they propelled this story forward,everyone'sstories."
What do you guys think about Jorah's approval of Jon and Dany? Tell us in the comments.
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I joined Twitter a little over a year ago. Much of my focus was and is on genealogical subjects. During the first nine months of that period I have been running the twitter account of the NGV, the Dutch Genealogical Society. At a certain point I also started a private account but that one was hacked. So I transformed it to the one I still have today: @patmcast. Therefore, I follow a lot of fellow genealogists, archives and other professionals involved in pedigree related subjects. Since the Dutch have a longstanding tradition of establishing themselves all over the world, there are a lot of people with Dutch roots. And many a time I can tell by their surname that their ancestors came from the low countries.
In the course of that twittering year I ran into a number of bloggers with surnames which were clearly of Dutch descent. I have been in contact with some of them to tell them hopefully interesting tidbits about their surname of interest.
But that number of surnames keeps on growing. So I decided to put them all together so that I know who is interested in what. At the same time it may be interesting to know for bloggers that there are people in their own country fishing in the same pond.
Also, if there are newsworthy things to report about interesting genealogical developments here in The Netherlands, I will let you know through this blog. So if you want to keep track of this, please follow my blog using Google Friend Connect. Or follow me on Twitter.
It is obvious that this survey is not complete. So if you know of a missing blog, please let me know.
All information you see in this post, is copied from the relevant blog. So I assume nothing is confidential.
Today there are 107 foreign blogs shown in this post with a total of 393 Dutch descendant surnames. At the end there is an update section. There you can see which blogs have been added recently.
In case you want to consult a Dutch genealogical data base I can recommend WieWasWie (WhoWasWho). It is by far the most comprehensive one and available in English as well. I wrote a post explaining the use this site.
In this post the surname Timmer appears twice. Below is a picture of speed skating Olympic Gold Medal winner Marianne Timmer and famous soccer goalie Henk Timmer. They were not related, until they got married!
Related or not, surnames mentioned more than once have been printed in red.
Further info re Huls/Holsaert on http://hulsenet.net/3.html.
Dutch surnames: Hoogerzeil, Lekkerkerk, Ockers, Ooms, Schout[en], Van der Ham.
Dutch surnames: Dircksen (m), Dirckx (f) both arriving in New Amsterdam on June 2, 1663 on the ship De Arent; probably they adopted the surname Terwilliger/ Terwillegen/ Tervilleger shortly after. Also Tach, Tack, Van Etten.
Surnames in red are found in more than one blog.
More American Dutch surnames on the site of the New Netherland Institute.
Update May 18, 2012: addition of ' Tales of an aspiring family historian'.
Update May 20, 2012: addition of 'Jana's Genealogy and Family History Blog'.
Update May 22, 2012: addition of 'Genea-Musings'.
Update May 23, 2012: addition of 'Family Photo Reunion'.
Update May 23, 2012: addition of 'Nutfield Genealogy'.
Update May 23, 2012: addition of 'Zalewski Family Genealogy'.
Thank you so much for putting this list together. While I have documents putting my ancestors in Utrecht, I have a strong belief that they may have had their origins in the Alsace-Lorraine area. Only time and good research will uncover the truth!
Dank u voor om deze lijst samen. Terwijl ik heb documenten van mijn voorouders in Utrecht, ik heb een sterke overtuiging dat zij hun oorsprong vinden in Elzas-Lotharingen. Alleen de tijd en een goed onderzoek zal onthullen de waarheid!
Laura, thanks for yr reaction. I had a quick look at the Wersel name in Utrecht and the only thing noteworthy I found is the death of a Louisa Jacoba Wicart on 3/15/1828. She was married to Andries Wersel. The only thing I can say about this is that the name 'Wicart' definitely does not sound Dutch. If anything it sounds French. It would support your assumption somewhat.
In any case, I'll keep yr message in the back of my mind.
Thank you for putting this list together. What a great idea!
I have not done a lot of research on my Van Meter line before 1850 but family lore has them arriving in New Jersey in the late 1600's. I hope to some day document that!
I enjoyed looking at your blog and will visit again!
The review does not mention a year for these records.
Possibly you are aware of the above. Otherwise I hope it is of some use to you. Succes!
Dank je! I appreciate your mention of my blog. Great idea to put this list together!
I have now mentioned this post on one of the best visited genealogical forums in The Netherlands (https://www.stamboomforum.nl/hulp/0/0). Hopefully it will result in some useful contacts.
Thank you so much! No I'm not aware of the periodical you mention. I will see if I can read it through both the sources you suggested. I'm anxious to see the information it may have!
Thank you again for your time researching my surname!
You told me that you are not aware of any Dutch connection re yr Waterman ancestors. A quick look in a Dutch database (www.genlias.nl) reveals the christening of a Sarah Waterman in Nieuw Amsterdam (NYC) on 3/17/1784. Her parents are Jedediah Waterman and Hannah van Zandt. In yr [Jana´s Genealogy and Family History] blog I read that there is a Waterman/Mayflower connection. A number of the Mayflower people made an intermediate stop in Leiden, The Netherlands. That stop lasted several years. So may be there is something to be found in that direction.
Please note the Van Zandt name is also mentioned as a Dutch name in the first blog of my list: Ancestrally Challenged.
Thank you so much! I will definitely have to do more research on my Waterman lines to see if they do in fact originate in The Netherlands. Thanks for the information.
Thank you for letting me know about your Dutch ancestry. Travelling as a stowaway to a world that is completely unknown to you, it must have been quite an enterprise, certainly in those days! Here the Hoogerzeil name exists both with oo and a single o. Minor, and sometimes not so minor differences in the spelling were no exception in the early part of the 19th century.
I'll "advertise" the existence of this post as much as I can both on Twitter and on well known Dutch genealogy forums. Hopefully useful contacts will be made.
Wishing you a lot of succes!
Many thanks for adding this blog post to your blog roll! You have taken care of all the advertising I could wish for.
Thank you for providing the names, have added them to the list. I remember at least one of them from my visits to LA (Van Nuys). Hope Dutch genealogists will contact you.
Your name Huigens has been added to the list. Huigens is a well known name here but it is also written as Huijgens and Huygens. I have seen that the first name Evert appears in Utrecht in the first part of the 19th century in connection with the surname Huygens. Hope you will be contacted by a Dutch Huigens descendant.
Echt een zeer goed idee, Peter. Mocht je hulp nodig hebben, schroom niet om me te mailen.
Dank je Olga, ik zal het in gedachten houden! Maar het is de bedoeling dat men zelf de contacten legt. Ook kan ik natuurlijk niet voor iedereen z'n stamboom gaan uitzoeken maar een algemene vraag beantwoorden, dat moet kunnen. Dus wie weet klop ik nog eens bij je aan. En mocht je tegen buitenlandse sites met Nederlandse voorouders aanlopen, dan mag je die altijd melden, graag zelfs!
I was pleased to learn that I have a great deal of Dutch in my ancestry. All came to Nieuw Amsterdam in the 1600s and I'm always interested in learning more about them. I do not have a relevant blog, but my website is www.doriswheeler.org. Surnames include Cool/Kohl (see Van Ceulen), de Cram, Dircx, Gardenier, Hendrickse, Jans, Carstensen, Ostrander, Metzelaer, Osteroom, Reiniers, Roosa, Van Amersfoort, Van Bloemendahl, Van Ceulen, Van Etten, Van Salee.
Thank you for leaving a comment here and thank you also for following my blog.
Pse allow me to ask you a question. You mention the names Osteroom and Ostrander. These names do not sound Dutch. Also they do not appear in one of the largest databases here (www.genlias.nl). Are you certain they are Dutch? If so, of course I'll add them to the list.
In your website http://southworth-southard.blogspot.com/ the name Southard appears. There is a connection with the city of Leyden (Leiden). Do you want me to add that name as well? In the earlier mentioned database there is the marriage in Nieuw Amsterdam (NYC) of Marij Southard and Benjamin Waldron on 2/27/1795.
I.s.o. of www.doriswheeler.org do you mind if I show http://southworth-southard.blogspot.com/ in my list together with all your other Dutch names?
Doris, in addition to my above comment, it is also possible to mention both sites.
"The identification of 'Oosterom' with 'van Schalckwyck,' here first made, determines the Oosterom ancestor and gives the baptismal dates of two of his children, Jan and 'Trintje. Van Oosterom owned land at Flushing, L. I. (Bergen's Early Settlers, 217), and at Bergen, N. J. (Winfield's Land Titles, 69, 70, 127, 270, 272, 314)." (pub. NYG&B Record, Vol. 40, #3, p. 191.
"The Pieter(2) Pietersen of Amsterdam who married Rebecca(3) Traphagen [Willem(2), Johannes(1)] on or about 19 January 1679 in Kingston, Ulster County, NY was the son of Pieter(1) Carstensen of Husum (or Nordstrand) and his second wife Geesje Jans of Norden... While Pieter(2) Pietersen was certainly Dutch by birth, language, custom and culture, his father's origin appears to have been Danish or Frisian as Pieter(1) Cartsensen was first reported to be "of Husum" in 1623 and of the island "of Nordstrand" in 1654. Both communities are now part of Germany but in the 17th century they were part of the Duchy of Schleswig-Holstein in the Kingdom of Denmark."
My Thomas Southard b. 1615 was indeed from Leiden, but we believe his ancestry is English, probably Devon. This is not proven, however, and we are always looking for more information. His DNA matches names Southard, Southwood and Southern. By all means, please add Southard if you think it's appropriate.
Obviously my understanding of Dutch patronymics and how to represent them is faulty. I would be very grateful for any insight that would help me convey these names better.
Thank you for your elaborate reaction. I admire your knowledge about Dutch names. There is nothing faulty about that! Impressive. As you will see I have added both names together with all others. It is a long list so I hope you will get a lot of reactions.
Thanks for visiting my blog. I have added yours to the list. Also I have taken the liberty of adding the surnames Emmens and Snyder as well. Both are probably Dutch and although Snyder is not related to you, the text in your blog post may give people a clue. I would guess that the Hendrickson name has been "americanized" just a little. In Holland it was probably Hendriks, Hendrikse or Hendriksz.
In any case I hope you will get some reactions.
PS If you care to add things to my blog, e.g. city and/or state where you live, a twitter address, please do.
I looked at yr blogger ID and found your domicile which I have now added.
Have added the surname DeWitt to TransylvanianDutch.
You might also add Van Lieuvin/Van Leevwen from my wife's surname list.
Although there is some doubt about the origin of the Ten Eyck surname, have added same to the Life From The Roots entry.
Just found your blog via geneabloggers - thank you for compiling this list!
Thanks for yr rescuing action, otherwise it might have travelled thru cyberspace forever ;) As you can see I have added your blog Branch and Leaf to this listing. Hope some useful contacts will develop.
Below an exchange of messages between Stacey Bastian (Bastians in Texas) and myself.
I "stumbled upon" your blog via Geneabloggers. There you suggested that you have no information as to where your grgrandfather came from.
I am curious to hear your thoughts about my theory.
Peter, thank you for your feedback. My problems with my great-grandfather, and the main driving force behind this blog, is that I do not know who his parents are. I have census records showing his parents as being of German birth. You have an interesting theory, and I will keep it in mind. What I have found about the surname Bastian is that most believe it originated in France or Germany, and that many scholars do not agree. I do believe my ancestors came from Germany, but until I find the correct parentage, I cannot go much further. I am definitely going to keep working on it though!
Wow! What a great list of blogs. Thank you for putting this together. I will have to check a few of these out.
Thank you, Brenda and please do.
The list is still being extended. There are now 68 blogs with a total of 242 surnames.
Hi, you are welcome to add my blog to the list: www.fasol.nl.
I landed here because my birth name is Van Zante. I've always been told it was a dutch name, but the best part, (or so I was told growing up, I have serious doubts about now), was that it is the last name of my mother's first husband! She kept the name because she liked the way it sounded with her first name, and had a better ring to it than her maiden name. They were married only about a year or two, and I came about 8 years post wedding day. She kept the name Van Zante until she passed away, and I only met the man who's the contributor to my name once when I was about 24 years old, at his mother's funeral. I was very close to her growing up... I am under the impression that Conway is an American name, if not, Irish. Even if I decide not to really investigate the family of my mother's high school sweetheart, this blog and all of your links are very useful! Most of us "caucasian" people seem to be quite the mix of the different white variants, and most definitely, the Dutch pop in to say hello on the DNA ethnicity reports! Thank you again! How awesome are you?
The Van Zante name certainly sounds Dutch. One of the largest Dutch genealogical databases shows over 1,100 hits for your name. I am not an expert on neither American nor Irish names. So I don't know anything about the origin of the Conway surname. If you want to investigate your roots the best method is to collect birthdays and places of your mother, her parents etc. In Holland collecting contemporary data is the difficult part (privacy). But once you get to the early parts of the 20th century things become easier. If you have further questions let me know.
I am looking to find ancestory of Oostrom surnames. But unable to get it. Any sites where I can find it.
You have to be a bit more explicit. What info do you already have? In which country do you want to look for this info? What is your purpose? Background of your question, etc.
The only person coming close to your Mariken Mejin is one Marijtje Melijn. I only know she was married to one Jan Verhagen. This was prior to 2-2-1754 when Jan remarried again. This took place in the city of Leiden in the province South Holland. That's all I have.


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Back You are here: Home Entertainment Entertainment News Theater Benefit for those infected and affected by AIDS set for Friday
Benefit for those infected and affected by AIDS set for Friday
Published on Tuesday, 19 April 2016 15:47
Written by Molly Crusen Bishop
AIDS/HIV awareness will be at the forefront of a benefit Friday night that was planned as part of an upcoming Peoria Players Theatre production of the renowned musical "Rent."
"A Night With Friends," a cabaret-style event scheduled for Friday at 6 p.m. at The Waterhouse in downtown Peoria will benefit area people who are both affected and infect with the HIV virus that causes AIDS. Tickets to the event, which includes food, beer and wine, are $70.
"Rent" is a rock musical written by Jonathan Larson in the early 1990s. It takes place in New York City's East Village and focuses on the lives of struggling artists. It details issues and emotions at the height of the HIV/AIDs epidemic.
It came to life on Broadway in 1996, and won many awards including a Tony Award for Best Musical. The Peoria Players production is scheduled for June 3-12. Now in rehearsal, is it directed by Deric Tucker Kimler.
Kimler and another well-known community theatre actor/director, Chip Joyce – who directed "Rent" at Eastlight Theatre in East Peoria in June 2009 – decided to do a wonderful fundraiser, with proceeds earmarked for Central Illinois Friends of People with AIDS.
The show will host a large diverse group of local theater favorites. It will kick off with a dance number and will have a wide variety of entertainment. It will be emceed by Chip Joyce and include some games such as a "dating game" that has audience participation. Adam Sitton will be the D.J. and there will be singing and dancing by local theater favorites including many of the cast of Rent.
Vintage-style Thomas Edison lights will be hanging that evening. Kimler said a famous quote by Thomas Edison inspires this fundraiser: "The doctor of the future will give no medicine but will interest his patients in the care of human frame, diet, and in the cause and prevention of disease."
Kimler said we have not gotten to that point yet and there is still a great need for awareness and accomplishing Edison's hope that one day doctors will be treating HIV/AIDS and other serious diseases with preventive care.
The cost of living with HIV/AIDS virus is often catastrophic to the person with the virus, and also for caregivers and family with the virus.
The proceeds from A Night With Friends through will help those both affected and infected with HIV/AIDS by providing financial help, mental help, medical care cost help, and many other forms of support. This is a very expensive virus with many secondary diseases.
Peoria County has the highest STD rates in the state of Illinois.
"HIV/AIDS is not a gay disease; this affects all of us. We need to stop looking at all of our differences and realize that HIV/AIDS is a human disease that affects all human beings from all walks of life," Kimler said.
To order tickets to A Night With Friends visit https://www.eventbrite.com/e/a-night-with-friends-tickets-22611284962
Molly is a life-long Peorian and an author, speaker, and storyteller. She is married to Doug Bishop and has five children and one grandchild. Molly loves history and Peoria and loves to share her passions with anyone she can get to listen to her. She loves to research, interview, and write or speak about history. The youngest and ninth child of Don and Joani Crusen, she grew up on the West Bluff in the house her great grandparents built in the 1880s. She writes a historical column in Woman's View magazine, and will be writing a column called The Peorian Perspective in The Peorian.


As women, we generally take for granted one or two advantages over our male counterparts – a few years more retirement, an innate ability to look good in heels, and the fact that we don't go bald. However, a great many of us do experience thinning hair, which seems very unfair!
If you are one of the sufferers of this potentially embarrassing problem, it may make you want to hide in a hole and never show your face to the light of day – but there is no need to go that far.
This classy cut will flatter your face whatever shape it is, and will also draw attention away from the crown of your head where the hair may be thinner. Go for a bob that angles downwards from the back for best results.
If you already have short hair that is thinning on top, you can find a really simple trick to hide it. Simply flatten the hair to your forehead then sweep it to the side. Not only will this hide any thinning areas, but it will also give you a cool, retro 20s look!
Yes, you read that right – it can truly be that simple to hide any thinning hair up top by making your parting jagged instead of straight. An uneven parting will make the top layers of hair stick up a bit more, hiding the thinning area in the middle of the crown.
A fringe is great for adding fullness and volume to hair, but it doesn't have to be one that makes you look like a little girl! Ask your stylist to start your fringe form the crown of your head rather than the hairline; this will add more hair to the fringe and make it appear fuller.
Asking for a short haircut can seem daunting, especially if you have always had long hair, but it can do wonders to disguise thinning hair on top. Keeping your hair short at the front and sides while keeping volume at the crown, can go a long way to making thinning hair seem a thing of the past.
Styling your hair can also make a huge difference to thinning hair. Adding plenty of texture will take away focus from any thinning parts, so if you have always fancied curls, then get the tongs out and create waves. If you are a rough and ready kind of gal, then just throw a bit of texturising gel in there and get on with your day.
Hair, like skin, can be an indicator of what is going on inside the body. If you notice sudden drastic changes in your hair that cannot be explained by pregnancy, stress or a recent illness, then it may be worth having a look at your lifestyle to make sure that you are eating a good diet, taking enough exercise, ensuring you have a good balance of vitamins and minerals, and generally being as healthy as you can be. You may find that addressing any health issues in your life can change your hair for the better – it's a win win!
Having thinning hair, especially as a woman, can be a real confidence knocker. Of course there is absolutely nothing to stop you embracing it, carrying on with your everyday life and not making any changes whatsoever – because as we all know, real beauty comes from the inside.
However, if you find that thinning hair on top is affecting you and you would like to do something about it, then talk to your stylist about finding the perfect cut that will flatter you and make you feel a million dollars again.
The best haircut for thinning hair on top can really turn your life around, and give you back the confidence you thought you had lost.


This beach is a local favorite. Between the restaurant, volleyball courts, picnic areas and fishing facilities, there's plenty to do. There are restroom facilities and showers to rinse off those sandy feet. And for those who enjoy viewing the local wildlife, there is also great bird watching at the adjacent Goleta Slough.


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Who Is The Fearless Ahok? (Part 2)
After working for seven months as a member of city council, Ahok got a lot of support from his people in Belitung. The people encouraged him to join as a candidate in East Belitung Regent election in 2005. Ahok maintained his campaign way, which was by serving the people. He also has his own personal mobile phone number to the people, the same number he used to communicate with his family. In this way he was able to understand and experience the situation and the necessities of the people. With his uncommon campaign way at that time, which was without political money, he became a Regent of East Belitung 2005-2010 with 37.13 percent of the votes.
Having experience as an entrepreneur and also a legislator who understands the financial system and the bureaucratic culture, in a short time as a Regent he was able to carry out free health care, free education up to high school level, and improved the public services. As a Regent, he was known as an anti-bribe person among political opponents, entrepreneurs, and the poor people. He cut the development cost involving contractors up to twenty percent. Therefore, he had much money to improve the people's welfare.
The people through Bangka Belitung heard about Ahok's work so that they wanted Ahok to be a Governor of Bangka Belitung province in 2007. Unfortunately, he could not win the election. He failed to become the Governor because of the data manipulation during the counting process. In 2009, Ahok became a candidate from Golkar party in legislative election. After struggling for a "hot" seat in the House of Representatives, finally Ahok became one of its members.
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Tonight we are going to review one of the rising stars of local crémant wines – Cuvée de Purcari Alb Brut by Purcari. This sparkling wine is made using the classic and authentic 'méthode traditionelle' style, using all three grape varieties that are allowed in the Champagne region: chardonnay, pinot blanc and pinot noir. The wine underwent a long term bottle fermentation, a process that delivers creaminess and roundness due to the 'sur lie' wine contact and an elegant 'perlage', which are the two most essential characteristics of a sparkling wine. But enough theory, let's get straight to the tasting.
Deep pastel yellow color with bright, topaz-yellow hues towards the rim of the glass.
The nose is strong, filled mostly with sweet fruits flavours: quince, baked bread, lees, yellow apple, lemon, apricot, butter, candied peach, gouda cheese, yellow mirabelle, cheesecake, pomelo, pineapple, apple seeds and some nuanced hints of bread crumbs.
The wine is medium-dry, with moderate alcohol level, high acidity and smooth tannin. It tastes creamy, fruity and round, with a nuanced buttery-yeasty accent. This is a quite lush, supple and crisp crémant wine with a quite fair overall balance – very appealing, noble and elegant, yet it does lack some firmness and structure on the mouthfeel.
It has a medium finish and a balanced, smooth and zesty aftertaste.
Conclusion: this is a fine sparkling on the peak of its form – creamy, round and opulent, with a fruity-yeasty profile and a nuanced zesty accent. It may lack some structure and firmness on the body, yet it feels very well balanced and extremely appealing. We would recommend to drink it now, as this wine is not meant for long term bottle ageing. In order to amplify its elegance, we would recommend to pair this wine with creamy dishes that are rich in smooth textures, like for example some tagliatelle ai funghi with butter or tagliolini with white truffle, as all that creaminess in the dish will be extremely well complemented by the smoothness of the wine. All you need is just one try. Cheers!


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Aston Martin reckons they're equal replacement for Ferrari
I've been curious as to the amount of communication and commentary that Aston Martin has had in the unfolding story and proposed regulations changes that Formula 1 and the FIA would like to achieve for 2021.
I certainly understand they were involved in discussions over the proposed 2021 engine regulation changes and formula early on and they also have entered F1 through a sponsorship deal with Red Bull Racing so they are orbital to F1's possible changes. That is clear but what isn't as clear for me is the amount of opinion and commentary they seem to have about the direction F1 is taking and overall political landscape.
The interesting thing, as a sponsor of a team that also makes cars, Aston Martin (AM) felt compelled to engage in the delicate Formula 1 negotiations over the new regulations for 2021. Ostensibly this is because they have been toying with the idea of entering as a engine supplier if the formula is made more affordable to produce…meaning less complex and costly such as the hybrid power units F1 currently have.
AM feels it could be a negotiating piece in F1's arsenal against the threats made by Ferrari to leave the sport should the new regulations go backwards from the tech that is currently employed. AM's CEO, Andy Palmer said:
"Liberty obviously want a new engine [for 2021]. They want to move the sport on," Palmer said.
"The incumbent teams don't want to change the engine very much.
"In the old world, they would have won, wouldn't they? Red Bull at one moment were left out in the open.
"But now they've got someone sitting behind them saying, 'If you write the rules like this, we might be interested in providing an engine'. Now there's an alternative.
"Now, when Ferrari threaten to leave the sport, Liberty can go, 'well, Aston and Ferrari, same kind of space, same kind of customer type, maybe it's not such a bad thing if you want to leave'."
You don't have to press me very hard to lavish AM with praise as I love their cars, but I'd be hard pressed to lump them and their brand as the equivalent of Ferrari. Ferrari are one of the most iconic brands in the world and they produce a product that backs that brand up. It also helps that they've been involved in F1 for over 50 years. There is no other car company with that pedigree that can easily fill the void should Ferrari leave and certainly not as just an engine supplier. Palmer feels F1 needs a change:
"Right now, what does F1 need? F1 needs a good kick up the arse and to remember what it's there for," Palmer added.
"It's not about an ever-greater arms race. At its heart, it's about entertaining, appealing to petrolheads and about pushing technology.
"The way that we're acting and behaving right now, we're upsetting the establishment.
"We've got people talking. And even if at the end we're not there, maybe we helped in the process of improving the sport."
There is a lot I can agree with in this statement but even so, Aston Martin is a fantastic car but they aren't offering to field a works team, just an engine supply. That's galaxies away from what Ferrari are doing or the kind of investment they have made in the sport for 50 years.
I'm doubtful Sergio Marchionne feels that even Aston's initial presence in meetings about possibly entering the sport should cost-caps and affordable engine be chosen has had any impact on his decision matrix.
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Matt Guss (@guest_207388)
I don't know but it seems like Aston Martin is blowing smoke up everyone's ass. They don't make and engine for F!: they might make an engine. That's a far cry from Ferrari and even mentioning them in the same sentence seems laughable. Honda had/has a ton more credibility in the engine department than AM and look at their story for the past 3 years. Ferrari might decide to take their ball and go home but the idea that AM could fill those shoes is a pipe dream at this point. Aston Martin is not the Little Engine That Could
Camilo (@guest_207391)
Reply to Matt Guss
I agree with you. It seems they are taking advantage to promote themselves, but they need more than a logo in RB to build an F1 engine. It is clear to me that RBR know this, so they are supporting Honda as back-up plan. We must remember the rumors about VW group and Porsche. The political forces are so fragile that if an scandal pops out everything will fall. I hope Liberty prefer the feedback from the current grid, than the opinions of companies that only are interested. If the product in 2021 works, I'm sure the big companies will… Read more »
jakobusvdl(@jakobusvdl)
Like you say AM don't make an F1 engine, in fact they barely make a road engine either. Their V12 is a carry over from when they were owned by Ford (two V6 Mondeo engines joined up) and they've just started putting Mercedes-AMG V8's in their cars, because it was too costly to develop their own engine to replace the previous V8 that was based on a Ford era Jaguar V8. They also have no KERS, ERS or hybrid experience, or even an engine design team. Besides that, its in the process of replacing its range of cars, and building… Read more »
sunny stivala (@guest_207389)
Andy Palmer has really lost the plot this time. Talking of wanting to fill FERRARI'S place in F1 by wanting to supply an F1 engine.
Teddydub (@guest_207390)
Hahahahaha (ad lib). Delusions of grandeur… That was a good laugh!
Jojo (@guest_207392)
I like AM but I mean, really? Do they even remotely think they can compare to Ferrari? The only performance car they produced was not even street legal. Their road cars have relatively under powered engines compared to other manufacturers and weigh a tonne more! Ferrari is all about lightweight, power, handling, performance and design. AM is luxury and power (kinda). No match whatsoever. One other thing: Do they think that joining F1 and for the first time ever building engines to F1 spec will be a simple 1-2-3? Look at Honda with mch more experience and still they are… Read more »
Does anyone remember when Danny Bahr took over as Chief Exec at Lotus cars?
They had a five year plan to take over the world, F1, new models, etc, etc.
I think Andy Palmer went to the same School of Diluted
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one of the prettiest FERRARI ever made fitted with a 5th wheel for all to see. "FERRARI 250lm primotipo" first photo from right as raced in Australia and as snapped by Dick Simpson In nineteen sixty eight. n
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PS, click on photo JAKO and then go to "visit".
subcritical71(@subcritical71)
Its clear that AM and Ferrari are not equal in terms of F1 history or type of road car they produce. I also agree with everything that has been said so far. I however read the AM statement a little differently. For the Ferrari-AM relationship, I took that to mean they have the same customer base. Ones that can afford to dish out 100K++ for a car they drive a few times a year. This is reinforced by them playing to LM who, in the end, want a very successful sport which is equally commercially successful. AM even acknowledge, while… Read more »
photogcw (@guest_207398)
My nomination for the Matt Bishop bravado award goes to Aston Martin.
Matt (@guest_207402)
Reply to photogcw
Indeed, it's easy to talk a good game, cough McLaren, cough Toyota, cough Craig Pollock to name a few.
I bet the Aston Martin F1 department is smaller than the Ferrari catering arm at the circuit.
Tom Firth(@tomfirth2)
He sure likes using bravado in speeches… Audi and Porsche didn't get crushed by Nissan and Aston Martin will never replace Ferrari.
Nigel (@guest_207414)
If what all the experts are saying about self-driving cars is true, there won't be a Ferrari or Aston Martin in a few years anyways.
meine (@guest_207503)
Smirk. Okeeh..
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Southwoods Receives National Recognition for Patient Experience
BOARDMAN, Ohio — Southwoods Surgical Hospital has once again earned the Guardian of Excellence Award from Press Ganey, the industry leader in healthcare consumer and workforce engagement.
The award recognizes hospitals and health systems that sustain performance in the top percentile for patient satisfaction. Very few health systems achieve this threshold and consistently maintain it for the one-year reporting period, according to a press release from Southwoods Health.
The Boardman surgical hospital is one of 19 hospitals in Ohio to receive the award. It has received it every year since the award's inception in 2013.
Additionally, Press Ganey honored Southwoods with the Pinnacle of Excellence Award for maintaining high levels of excellence for at least three consecutive years in patient experience. This award is highly competitive and specifically recognizes top-performing healthcare organizations nationwide.
Southwoods is one of only two hospitals in Ohio to receive this award, and has received it every year since its inception in 2016.
"These awards reflect our staff's dedication to a positive patient experience," said Ed Muransky, Southwoods CEO. "Even through last year's unimaginable challenges, their commitment to improving the safety, quality and experience of patient care at Southwoods never wavered."
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BlackBerry has announced that it has registered over 40 million new users of BBM via its recently launched app for iOS and Android. The news was a highlight in its recent earnings release that reported a loss of $4.4 billion in the third quarter.
Over 40 million newly registered iOS/Android users in the last 60 days; more than a
dozen Android OEMs to preload BBM, including most recently LG; over 250,000 BBM Channels created by global user base since launch of BBM Channels on BlackBerry, including large brands such as Coke Indonesia and USA Today; BBM is the most secure mobile messaging service for use in regulated enterprises.
BlackBerry also announced numerous new features that coming to the app in 2014. You can check those out here.
You can download BBM from the App Store for free.
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More reason for me not to pay a dollar for whatsapp, bbm is free and better !.
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Nobody cares. There are way too many similar apps out there. Blackberry is going to go bankrupt, it's just matter of time.


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The Miami-Dade Parks, Recreation and Open Spaces Department has been a vital part of the health, happiness and beauty of this community for the last 90 years! It's seven Heritage Parks: Matheson Hammock, Greynolds Park, Haulover Beach Park, Homestead Bayfront Park, Crandon Park, Fruit & Spice Park, and the Deering Estate and more than 270 neighborhood, community and regional parks have helped people of all ages and abilities create lifelong memories.
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February 20, 2021 February 20, 2021 Eamon HennedyLeave a Comment on Sisyphus: The Myth- Episodes 1 + 2
Sisyphus: The Myth- Episodes 1 + 2
Written by Lee Je-In & Jeon Chan-Ho
Directed by Jin Hyeok
'What in the world is going on?' asks one character during the first episode of Sisyphus: The Myth, and it's something you might find yourself asking too during its opening chapter.
There is a considerable sense of world building going on, but the writers have opted not to spell everything out right away, going for a 'show, don't tell approach' which is somewhat refreshing.
You get the sense of what the plot is, but there's so much of it and it's being told in a way that never panders or speaks down to the audience that it might come across as a little dense to keep up at first glance. On the surface this looks like a big shiny technology-driven drama with gloss and a lot of style, and admittedly it is all that, but there is also a touch of 'mystery box' to its storytelling.
Nothing is explained directly, and you get the feeling that the elusiveness of some of its answers are going to be used as a means to keep the audience watching beyond these two episodes.
The series clearly has a sizeable budget. The first hour features a spectacular sequence depicting a near miss involving a plane crash over the skies of Seoul which is gripping, suspenseful and very well staged, and while predominantly set in the present day, you get a sense of the epic backstory just waiting to be explored.
Time travel stories when done well are great. Think of the best Star Trek and Doctor Who stories (particularly during the Steven Moffat era) or James Cameron's Terminator films, and you get the feeling the writers are big fans of the latter.
A time traveller on a mission from the future stealing clothes from a civilian puts one in mind of when Arnold Schwarzenegger used those methods, while a prominent technology developer playing a major part in proceedings was a key plot point from Terminator 2. That's not to say this is unoriginal; these ideas and tropes have been around forever, and brilliantly for the majority of its first hour, Sisyphus: The Myth throws the audience into its time travel story with little to no set-up or explanation and hopes that it's intriguing enough to keep you invested.
Thankfully, it is. Park Shin-hye's character emerging into present day South Korea having come from (what I am assuming) is a post-apocalyptic future and being greeted by a bunch of Geiger counter, Hazmat-suited scientists and heavily armed SWAT team is a scenario that draws you in even if we're unsure of what is actually going on. On the other side of the story, Cho Seung-woo's character getting caught up in a mystery fuelled by the reappearance of his dead brother (falling on to the crashing plane that kickstarts the plot) is pacey, gripping and utilises the cross cutting narrative style of so many K-dramas in a brilliant engrossing manner.
By the time you get to episode 2, we're off to the races and the escalation of action and tension starts to build and you can see the mystery elements starting to show their hand. The emergence of The Control Bureau gives the series a considerable antagonist, and one which puts the audience in mind of the Agents from The Matrix, which means we're getting something that has elements of not only James Cameron but also The Wachowskis and that's not a bad thing.
If the plane sequence in episode one was a big component of what drew you in, then the moment that will have you applauding in episode two is without a doubt the prolonged fight/chase sequence involving Park Shin-hye beating up a room full of Control Bureau agents and running over rooftops with her new best friend played by Chae Jong-hyeop.
It's a brilliant piece of action choreography, and while arguably it doesn't add too much to the story other than suggesting that the character of Seo-hae has considerable self-defence training, it's a brilliant piece of fun that suggests that Sisyphus: The Myth isn't above throwing into the mix big set pieces that work if you don't think about them too much.
It's clear that the agents of the Control Bureau need to take up firearms training again. They have plenty of clear shots at Seo-hae and yet keep seem to keep missing her. It's the type of action movie logic one must ignore and if you do you'll have more fun with the series. That it's punctuated by a punch line involving the image of Park Shin-hye flipping off the villains makes it even more action movie fun.
Overall, it's a very promising opening to the series, full of wit, mystery, and action. The trick will be if it can sustain the landing and keep this pace and intriguing mystery building going for the next seven weeks beyond these opening instalments. Not only that, there is also the question of whether the answers it will give (if it will give us answers that is) will be in anyway satisfying.
Series like this are tricky beasts. The unanswered questions that they pose can draw you in so powerfully, but it's the way it delivers answers that can prove either its biggest success or biggest failing.
That this is Park Shin-hye's first series in two years and one that puts her on-screen with Stranger's Cho Seong-woo will no doubt make this a big draw and the series is hinting at their scenes to come. Funnily enough, it appears to have elements that make it another technological parable like Shin-hye's last series Memories of the Alhambra. That series opened strong but lost its way somewhat in the final stages by mistaking convoluted story telling for complexity.
On the surface that doesn't appear to be a problem here. Yet. However, on the basis of this, this is a very promising two hours that draws you in with its mysterious charms and lack of fear of going for big set-pieces and emotional moments, as judged by the final scenes of the second episode which have a sweetness to them that I'm looking forward to seeing the series explore more.
So far, I'm hooked. Here's hoping it will stay the course.
Categories Episode Reviews, K-drama, Sisyphus: The MythTags Cho Seung-woo, Jeon-Chan-ho, Jin Hyeok, K-drama, Lee Je-in, Memories of the Alhambra, Park Shin-hye, Sisyphus: The Myth, Stranger
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Usually I just write my book reviews on Amazon, but this book is important enough that I wanted to post my review here too. Dreaming in Code by Scott Rosenberg.
And we haven't been for a long time. To hear Rosenberg tell it, we briefly entered modernity in the 1950's with computer hardware, and then quickly regressed into an ironic Greek tragedy of software, where all of us spend our time playing either Sisyphus, fixing endless "bugs", or Tantalus, finding on-time delivery methods just beyond our reach. Ironic because in this story, Sisyphus is often happy.
Dreaming in Code is not about coding. Nor is it fiction. It is disturbing, realistic fact. An outsider's diary of a software project, blessed with a successful visionary leader—Mitch Kapor of Lotus 1-2-3 fame—and almost no resource constraints, which nevertheless exhibits all the "usual" problems.
Rosenberg competently brings in software history and references all in the field will recognize. More important, though, he shows software to be one of those great advances that is fraught with deadly imperfections. Like, say, hospitals, or automobile travel.
To software people. You can keep your eyes closed, come to work, and enjoy dreaming in code. Or you can wake up for a day and read this book.
To everyone else. I haven't the slightest idea what non-software people will think reading this book. But Rosenberg has made it accessible, using few technical terms and explaining them simply. So you owe it to yourself to look here. And we need your insight— don't leave the field just to us.
Them: Gosh, imagine what it would be like out on a spaceship, depending only on a computer for life support.
Me: You don't have to imagine anymore. We are both on one right now.
I've often thought about the advantage that athletes and musicians have over software developers: time to practice—lots of it. Most time is spent in exercises and rehearsals, to produce the best peformance.
In software, everyone spends most of the time producing, with a bit of "time off" for learning new technologies. No wonder perfection seems so far off.
A friend pointed out that Dave Thomas has proposed CodeKata as a way of doing that practice. I read it, and while the ideas look good, I felt there was something missing. The "katas" (formal patterns in karate, and here, in design and coding) seemed somehow schoolwork-like and disconnected from real work. I could only imagine myself "practicing" on assignments where I needed the result, even if for something trivial like importing a bunch of e-mails into SharePoint (more about that another time).
I don't have an answer today, but the question is much bigger than just finding time to practice in software development. So instead, have a look at these posts and presentations where people are discussing the issue, and see what you think.


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Blazing a New Trail
The Coventry Blaze have signed former NHL player Mike Danton. The Blaze are looking to return to the top of the EIHL standings, and get back to the playoff weekend. Any guy who has NHL ability is of course a great signing in the Elite League – and Danton will be a fan favourite in Blaze country.
Mike Danton will bring skill and toughness to Coventry. Photo Courtesy - ctv.ca
Danton played in 92 career NHL games with New Jersey and St. Louis. He is a gritty, skilled guy, who had 184 penalty minutes in the NHL. He has also played for St. Mary's University, and split time in Sweden and Austria last year. The big story here is of course his past brushes with the law, and his time in prison for those indiscretions.
Everyone deserves a second chance – and the hockey world embraces that. I had the pleasure of talking to Coventry Head Coach Paul Thompson about his new signing:
Murph – I know you're busy Thommo – so thanks for taking the time to join me on the website.
Paul Thompson – No problem Murph, thanks for having me on.
Murph – Mike Danton certainly has the skills to succeed in the EIHL – what do you think is his best attribute that he brings to the Blaze next season?
Thommo – I'm looking to have a far more feisty, gutsy team next year and Mike will bring this every night to our hockey club . His attitude and commitment added to the fact he can play was a major factor. He's the type of player that is very much admired here in Coventry.
Murph – Mike has said that he is coming to Coventry to win hockey games – do you see him as a leader for the Blaze and the blue-print you have in mind to return to the top of the league and playoffs?
Thommo – We have lost some very good experienced British players, but I'm looking to improve the quality of our imports, who have experience and will help bring on our talented group of young players. The teams' that have won many trophies here are the ones that relied heavily on the quality of our top players, with a good supporting role from our Brits. Mike wants to win, it's that simple, and I have been very impressed with his passion and desire, so he totally fits into our blue-print of winning hockey games and it's about building a team with the same attitude. He will be a leader for us no doubt!
Murph – Everyone deserves a second chance – did you have any hesitation in bringing Mike on board knowing his history and past demons?
Danton played in 92 NHL games for New Jersey and St. Louis. Photo Courtesy - sbnation.com
Thommo – As a GM – Head Coach when recruiting, it's very hard to look any further back than 2-3 seasons, as it's current form you are recruiting a player for. All the information I got back from St Mary's, Sweden, and his time in the Austrian league is first class, great reports about him as a person and player. Mike will improve our hockey club.
I am well read on Mike's history, there is no getting away from that, and I'm very confident in him as a player and human being. In my 20 years of coaching you face many challenges, and I see this as a great opportunity for Mike and Coventry, and so does he!
Murph – What can Elite League fans expect from the former NHL'er once he steps on the ice for Coventry?
Thommo – A great player who plays with an edge and a huge desire to win!
Murph – Has Mike had many questions for you on the level of play – and the differences of life and playing on this side of the pond? Do you foresee any major adjustments for him?
Thommo – One of the big things that Mike impressed me on was how diligent and informative he was on the league and Coventry. We had many discussions on many subjects of our team, the league, and the UK and I like that!
I think Mike will take the subtle differences in his stride regarding the small differences here.
Murph – Thanks as always Thommo – I'll see you in Coventry for the season opener.
Thommo – You're welcome anytime Murph!
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Whether you want an automatic licence for easy highway driving or want to become one with the car by getting your manual licence, we'll have a lot of fun as you learn how to navigate the roads with safety and confidence.
As a bonus, we'll even pick you up and drop you off.
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Q: SSD cache, SRT, Raid 0 : speeding up my C drive I have a Z97 rig and I'm interested in speeding up my disk drives.
This is my current setup:
1) 240GB SSD for main disk
2) 500GB hard drive for User Files
3) 120GB for photo editing (I move files here and then edit off of it).
4) 240GB SSD that I just got.
I'm interested in running a Raid 0 array with the 2 240GB SSD's and buying a 64GB SSD for SRT.
Is this overkill? What are your thoughts? I do know that this leaves my data open to getting destroyed in the Raid 0 array.

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The university's service flag presently contains sixty-eight gold stars, and it is humbling to discover more about those among this group who have given their lives for their country. At least five MTSU alumni died during WWI, including the author of the first alma mater, W.J. McConnell. MTSU alumni were also some of the first to give their lives in WWII just after Pearl Harbor in defense of the Aleutian Islands in Alaska. Throughout the World War II, MTSU students served and fell in the Pacific Islands, Italy, North Africa, Western Europe (including D-Day), Eastern Europe, and the China-India-Burma theater. Two died on Iwo Jima, one during the pre-invasion reconnaissance as a member of an Underwater Demolitions Team (predecessors to today's Navy SEALs), and another while trying to fend off Japanese attackers. During Vietnam, nearly half of the MTSU casualties, died while trying to assist others during rescue or close air support missions.
Memorials to MTSU's veterans began in World War I as a service flag and gold star flag flew in the old auditorium. As KIAs were reported to the campus, blue stars on the service became gold stars and moved to the appropriate banner. During the World War II years, another service flag, this time containing approx. 800 stars, again hung in the campus auditorium. Later, to remember those in the MTSU community who have served our country, friends and family planted trees and named roads to honor our veterans, but the largest memorial, the Alumni Memorial Gym (1950), honors nearly forty MTSU students killed in World War II and contains a plaque with their names. The MTSU ROTC detachment, established in 1953, have dedicated a memorial library and maintain other small memorials in and around Forrest Hall to honor those from the program who have fallen.
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Whakatane's distinctive airport terminal may soon become an officially-listed historic place.
Heritage New Zealand is seeking submissions on a proposal to make the airport terminal a category 1 historic place.
Despite being called "an ugly blooming thing" in The Beacon by locals when it was opened in 1973, the airport terminal, designed by famed architect Roger Walker, has become a Whakatane icon and has won several distinguished awards.
There was discussion around the proposal at a recent Whakatane District Council meeting, with some councillors concerned the potential heritage listing might limit what could be done with the building.
Gerard van Beek said he was worried the council might be forced to maintain a building that was "not very well used" and "not particularly fit for purpose".
Deputy Mayor Judy Turner is also concerned about the upkeep of the terminal and has questioned whether it warrants heritage status.
"I object to something being given status when it has poor design," she said.
However, councillors of the day fought to have Mr Walker as the architect as they wanted something different for the town to put it on the tourist map.
The plan worked and following its opening, many people chose to fly from Auckland to Wellington via Whakatane, just to see the building.
The terminal was Mr Walker's first commercial design after setting up his own firm, Walker Architecture & Design, when he was 29-years-old and is now his first to be nominated for the heritage list.
"I'm very pleased it has been nominated, it's quite gratifying," said Mr Walker.
Mr Walker said the terminal was one of the first in New Zealand to have the control tower built on top of the terminal. Previously they were separate buildings.
Before the addition of the control tower, Whakatane airport had a "mobile unit", which was simply a van painted black and white which would drive out from Whakatane whenever a plane was due.
"We really fought to have the control tower on top of the building," said Mr Walker.
As for the councillors' concerns around renovations, Mr Walker said he was "still around" if somebody wanted to speak to him about it.
Submissions on the Heritage New Zealand proposal close at 4pm on February 15.
The potential heritage listing of the Whakatane Airport terminal building has polarised travellers' opinions.
Some are adamant the building should be listed while others believe it is ugly and have concerns about keeping a building which may become unfit for purpose.
Kay Graham was among those who believed the airport should be preserved because of it's unique and special architectural design.
"I don't care if it's on the list or not, as long as we can keep it," said Mrs Graham.
Other travellers at the airport on Monday morning agreed with Mrs Graham's sentiment, with people saying they are sick of "cookie-cutter" buildings and appreciate something a little more interesting.
However, others, including Huri Gage, were concerned the building's potential listing might mean the town was stuck with the building.
"Whakatane is growing and what if in the future we need a bigger building and one that is more fit for purpose?" said Mr Gage.
Other travellers called the building "an ugly Lego building" and said it was dark, dingy and cold.


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THE PRINCIPLE OF LEGALITY
Jason N.E. Varuhas
Journal: The Cambridge Law Journal / Volume 79 / Issue 3 / November 2020
Print publication: November 2020
This article examines the principle of legality, a principle of statutory interpretation that requires clear statutory words to oust basic common-law norms. The principle is of growing importance in the Supreme Court's public law jurisprudence, yet it has garnered little scholarly attention. This article offers a comprehensive account of the principle, unpacking its core elements and identifying key controversies. The article reveals that lying beyond this apparently straightforward principle is a complex and elaborate jurisprudence, which raises fundamental issues of principle, policy and judicial legitimacy.
JUDICIAL REVIEW AT THE CROSSROADS
Journal: The Cambridge Law Journal / Volume 74 / Issue 2 / July 2015
Print publication: July 2015
IN R. (Moseley) v Haringey LBC [2014] 1 W.L.R. 3947, the Supreme Court unanimously upheld a judicial review challenge to the legality of a public consultation carried out by the defendant pursuant to a statutory duty to consult on proposed changes to Council Tax. However, more significant than the outcome is the marked divergence in the reasoning of different Justices. This divergence reflects wider tensions within the field of common law judicial review which have emerged over the last year. In particular, some judges have shown renewed enthusiasm for analysing review cases in terms of "rights", which may foreshadow a major shift in the nature of review. Common law judicial review is seemingly approaching a crossroads. Which route is taken will have significant implications for the future of the field.
MINISTERIAL REFUSALS TO INITIATE PUBLIC INQUIRIES: REVIEW OR APPEAL?
THE REFORMATION OF ENGLISH ADMINISTRATIVE LAW? "RIGHTS", RHETORIC AND REALITY
This article examines and responds to a doctrinal claim, made by an increasing number of commentators, that English administrative law is in the midst of a "reformation" or "reinvention", with the notion of "rights" at the heart of this radical recalibration. The article is critical of such claims on several grounds. First, these claims are steeped in ambiguity, such that the nature and doctrinal scope of the claimed metamorphosis are not clear. Second, these commentators have not undertaken the sort of detailed doctrinal analysis which is required to make credible claims about the development of the law, meaning their broad claims have a strong propensity to mislead, and pass over the nuances and complexities of doctrine. An analysis of significant features of doctrine tends to tell against a wholesale recalibration of administrative law around rights, and indicates an increasingly pluralistic rather than unitary legal order. Third, despite the centrality of the idea of "rights" to their claims, these commentators do not squarely address what they mean by "rights", in general using the term indiscriminately, and thereby plunging their claims into uncertainty. The article demonstrates the importance of conceptual clarity in analysing "rights"-based developments through a doctrinal analysis of "rights" in administrative law, conducted through the prism of W.N. Hohfeld's analytical scheme.
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ISL: NorthEast United better than ever, says Lalthlamuana
Robert Lalthlamuana, a veteran of many battles with clubs like East Bengal and Delhi Dynamos, said that North East United FC had a good pre-season in Turkey and has the right balance to make it to the Indian Super League semifinals this time.
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According to skipper Robert Lalthlamuana, North East United FC had a good pre-season in Turkey in lead up to the ISL season - 4. - Twitter @NEUtdFC
Robert Lalthlamuana, a veteran of many battles with clubs like East Bengal and Delhi Dynamos, said that North East United FC had a good pre-season in Turkey and has the right balance to make it to the semifinals this time. "We had a pre-season camp in Turkey for two weeks and I think it went very well. The team has improved a lot from the first friendly we played in Guwahati. We can already feel the difference," he said.
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The Tata Football Academy graduate said the team was getting better with each day under the guidance of coach Joao Carlos Pires de Deus. "We played a lot of competitive matches in Turkey. All the players in our squad played these matches and we did a good video analysis of our performances. We have worked on our mistakes, and I can tell you that we are a much better team now than we were when we left for Turkey," the captain said. "Our objective is to win more matches and that would start from our first home match against Jamshedpur FC. With the League scheduled to be played over a longer period this time, our target will be to keep the momentum and qualify for the play-offs," Robert added.
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Coach de Deus concurred with the captain. "What I have to do is to get the boys to win more games than they did in the last edition. It is about getting points, getting victories, it is not very complicated to understand what we have to do, we have to win games and earn points in order to be in the top four," he said.
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"We should think step by step, if reach the play-offs at the end of the league, it will be a wonderful result for the team. We are doing our best to be in perfect shape, and if we can win games and play good football, it will be fine. I cannot promise victories but I can promise a big effort from my boys to play well. I really think and believe that this is going to be a good season for the fans, the players, the club and me," said de Deus.
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VIDEO: Police Shoot Armed Felon Walking Towards Traffic With Gun To His Head
Holly MatkinJanuary 9, 2021
Phoenix, AZ – A convicted felon armed with a gun was shot by Phoenix police after officers stumbled upon him assaulting his girlfriend out on the street, bodycam footage showed (video below).
The incident occurred at approximately 5:45 a.m. on Nov. 13, 2020, as Phoenix Police Officer Ryan O'Hayer and Officer Austin Martin were out on patrol in the area of Indian School Road and 19th Avenue, KNXV reported.
As they neared the intersection, they spotted a man assaulting a woman out near the street, Phoenix Police Department (PPD) spokesperson Sergeant Andy Williams said, according to The Arizona Republic.
Police later recovered security footage that showed the suspect grabbing the woman by her arm and pulling her down the street, according to the department.
The suspect was later identified as 35-year-old Brian Streeter, The Arizona Republic reported.
When the officers got out of their patrol vehicle to investigate the situation, Streeter suddenly started running away from them with an object held to the side of his head, bodycam footage showed.
"Hey! He's got a gun! He's got a gun!" one of the officers yelled out.
Streeter pointed the weapon in multiple directions as he was running, Sgt. Williams told The Arizona Republic.
The officers continued chasing after Streeter while repeatedly ordering him to drop the gun, bodycam footage showed.
Streeter ignored them but continued to walk away from them, refusing to stop or to drop his weapon.
As he neared a building lit up with neon lights, the officers warned him to stop or he would be shot, the video showed.
The armed felon spun around and faced them as he held his gun to his own head and continued walking away towards a busy street.
"Bad backdrop, bro," one of the officers warned as a vehicle passed within the line of potential fire. "He's walking back out to traffic. He's got a gun to his head."
Streeter yelled out his girlfriend's name just before the officers fired their weapons at him, KNXV reported.
The suspect collapsed to the ground and officers quickly disarmed him, the PPD said in the video release.
They then applied a tourniquet to his leg while they waited for emergency medical personnel to arrive.
Streeter was transported to a local hospital with gunshot wounds to his leg and back, KNXV reported.
Officer Martin later wrote in his report that he discharged his weapon because "he was afraid the male was going to either shoot him or Officer O'Hayer, shoot at others driving by/put others in harm's way."
Streeter's father, Brian Streeter Sr., claimed his son posed no threat and was struggling with mental health issues at the time of the incident, KNXV reported.
"This man has a gun to his own head. He never waved it at anyone," the elder Streeter claimed. "He never tried to shoot anyone, and you shoot him in his back."
Streeter's girlfriend was uninjured during the incident, and claimed Streeter hadn't assaulted her, despite the security video and the officers' observations, KNXV reported.
Streeter's father said there was "no justification" for the shooting, and that the officers were "basically rookies" who shouldn't have been out on the streets without being partnered with officers with more experience, KNXV reported.
The officers, ages 23 and 29, have both served with PPD for two years, The Arizona Republic reported.
"I want them to just come out and say that they are wrong," Streeter's father demanded. "I mean, [the bodycam] clearly shows that you were dead wrong.
The officer-involved shooting remains under internal affairs and criminal investigation, KNXV reported.
Streeter is expected to be arrested on multiple felony charges once he is released from the hospital, according to The Arizona Republic.
Watch the incident unfold in the video below. Warning – Graphic Content and Obscene Language:
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