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Bury Rescue Board urges EFL to consider 2020 return
Club were expelled from the league.
The EFL has been urged to offer Bury "compassionate re-entry" to the league from next season in a document now formally submitted by the group seeking to save the club.
James Frith, MP for Bury North and chair of the Bury Rescue Board, has published a submission which has been sent to the EFL, seeking a place in League Two for the start of the 2020/21 season.
The submission includes a commitment to sell the club from the current owner Steve Dale, who signed a separate supporting document, as well as confirmation of active bidders.
Bury, who had been due to compete in League One this season, were expelled from the league in late August after the collapse of a takeover bid.
At that point, the club had already had their opening five matches of the season suspended due to the their failure to provide documentation showing they had the funds to see out the campaign.
While fans could form a phoenix club, starting well down the football pyramid, the Bury Rescue Board – which also includes Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham and Bury South MP Ivan Lewis – has argued the club should be readmitted to the Football League next season, albeit one division lower.
"We accept the the EFL has had to take action given the mismanagement that has brought Bury FC to this position," Frith wrote in the submission to the EFL.
"However we believe the expulsion followed by the loss of a season's football and readmission on terms you dictate is a fair punishment.
"Lastly we acknowledge the precedent whilst knowing the circumstances surrounding Bury FC in League Football have not been wholly unique and so urge compassionate re-entry for our club."


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Q: Regex match pattern inside of existing match Not sure how to do this. Probably best illustrated with the following screen:

So I want the replaced text to read yo yo rather than yo.
That's both of the occurrences of {{.*}} rather than the large occurrence that wraps both of the search text.
Thanks.

A: You've coded a greedy quantifier .*, which consumes as much as possible while still matching - ie it matches from the first {{ to the last }}.
You want a reluctant quantifier:
{{.*?}}

which matches as little as possible, while still matching - ie it will match from the first {{ to the next }}.

A: You could use a negated character class:
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The Joys of Eid Tomalika
Beauty is a subjective thing, and hence the saying, "Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder". But there are certain people whose beauty transcends generations and prejudices and Tomalika Karmakar is a perfect example. She carries herself with such glamour and elegance that it leaves a lasting impression on everybody. So it should come as no surprise that we at Star Showbiz have decided to crown Tomalika as the style icon this Eid. With the shopping frenzy that is going on in this time of the year, we decided to don this beautiful lady with all the fashionable garb that any women would want to wear this Eid.
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Tomalika's ease in front of the camera, allied with her timeless beauty, made this shoot an invigorating one, with Toma looking gorgeous in whatever she wore; be it 'deshi' or western. And in between shoots, we had chitchats with her, about her Eid plans and her favourite outlet in Bangladesh and so on.
In the whirlwind of TV serials and films and actors, Tomalika Kormokar easily manages to break the clutter and stand out in the crowd. A seasoned actor, we believe that the talented Toma has always been on the top among her contemporaries throughout her career.
Despite her success on television, she never left the stage: her love for theatre is unparalleled. We often see actors leaving theatre after finding success on films, TV series et al, with their love for theatre limited to words; seldom do they go to perform a production in front of a live audience.
Meanwhile, Tomalika has always juggled between theatre and television, believing that the two mediums are entirely different and not substitutes to one another. But never did she juggle between theatre troupes, being a loyal member of Aronnok.
Watching a drama live at the stage has a charm of its own. Nevertheless, the audience of the theatre is on the fall. We can say that the golden period of Dhaka had once enjoyed, in terms of theatre, is now on the decline.
Among many reasons, Tomalika also blames it on the traffic jam. With the intolerable congestion that has become a norm in Dhaka city, it is not surprising that people might be deterred to take their journey from their home or office to, say, Baily Road.
And hence, many troupes are indeed finding it difficult to survive; particularly the actors, compared to directors, set designers and other artists who work behind the stage.
Combined with acting - which she always does with a lot of dedication - she also looks absolutely fabulous in the roles she plays. Looking good on reel or on stage is one thing, looking good off it, is another.
Tomalika Karmakar is one of the few actors who looks as fabulous on the red carpet as on the screen. Graceful and elegant, she radiates intelligence. With her smart makeup sense and her tasteful choice of attires, she carries herself with confidence, commanding the attention of those who sees her.
Her beauty does not abide by the notion set by our society. Unfortunately, we live in a country where the majority of people use the words 'fair' and 'beautiful' as synonymous. What is the fascination with fairness? We must free ourselves from such foolish prejudices and standards of beauty.
Just one short glance at Tomalika, a superbly beautiful woman, is enough to make the otherwise ignorant people think straight.
Her dusky complexion radiates an aura, the long flowing hair, and gazelle eyes exude a sensuality that makes her the quintessential Bengali belle.
With Eid just around the corner, what are Toma's plans? The busy actor never fails to rejoice on festivals; be it Durga Puja or Eid. From shopping to going to friend's places or having them over, Toma is very enthusiastic about Eid.
In Bangladesh, there are just a very few outlets she enjoys shopping at. Her taste matches with a rare few. And among them, she says that Andes had been one of her favourites. However, the fashion store had now closed down. Had it been Eid or Puja - and whether there was any upcoming occasion or not –she used to flock to the outlet regularly.
She thinks that the quality of the fashion brands in Bangladesh has improved to a large extent. But there are two sides to the story. Prices of clothes have increased a lot, with many outlets attaching rather unreasonable price tags to their otherwise ordinary clothes. Among the staggering number of boutiques, many need to focus more on quality.
Tomalika is a woman every girl looks up to and every man dreams to be with. We wish her, and all of our readers, a very beautiful Eid!
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Visit the Class with a Glass home page and select a class category. Select the painting class you want to attend and follow the directions to register with a credit card payment online.
In a word, FUN!! The atmosphere is bright, interactive and friendly. When you arrive, get comfortable and enjoy your first glass from our selection of wine, beer and non-alcoholic beverages with some light refreshments. Then take your seat at a table with easel, canvas, brushes and acrylic paints provided. Our painting instructor will gently guide you step-by-step through the process of painting your own unique piece of art.
Bring your self and sense of fun! The studio provides paints, easel, canvas, brush and apron. There are cubbies and coatracks to hold your personal belongings. Light food is provided and the bar offers a selection of wine, beer, cider, and soft drinks for additional purchase. Please, no outside food or drink allowed.
Wear whatever makes you feel expressive, comfortable and at ease. Aprons will be provided for the occasional splatter or drip.
Painting is fun for people of all ages! Our general sessions are open to families and we do request that an adult accompanies all kids under the age of 18. We also offer classes specifically geared for kids at least once a month on Saturday afternoons. These classes are categorized as "Kids Classes." Parents or older family members are welcome to paint alongside kids or leave them in our capable care during Kid's Classes. You will be asked to sign a consent form if you choose to leave your child with us for the kids class.
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Nigeria: Insecurity Still High, CSO, Group Tell Military Chiefs
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In the face of growing insecurity across the country, occasioned by kidnapping, banditry, terrorism, separatist agitations, a prominent civil society organisation, CSO, and a security consulting organisation have cautioned the Chief of Defence Staff, CDS, General Lucky Irabor and other service chiefs against using false narratives on the insecurity ravaging the nation.
The groups' advice came in reaction to last week's claim by a civil society organisation, National Coalition of Concerned Citizens on Peace and Security, that the nation's security situation had greatly improved even as it thanked the military high command for restoring peace in the country.
But specifically, the non-profit organisation and the security consulting group maintained that, contrary to what the inconsequential and non-existent civil society organisation, CSO, National Coalition of Concerned Citizens on Peace and Security would want people to believe, insecurity was still rife in the country, and the minimum requirement was for the military and other security agencies to up their game, as that would naturally engender public confidence.
The two prominent groups operating under the aegis of Southern Kaduna Peace Practitioners, SOKIPEP, and Conference of Security Consultants in Nigeria, identified the re-jigging of defence, and security strategies as the launch-pad to securing maximum citizens' support.
In a statement, yesterday, by Rev Dauda Fadia, National Coordinator of SOKIPEP and Prof. Hassan Daura, National Coordinator, Conference of Security Consultants in Nigeria, the groups wondered why Nigerians should believe the so-called 'victory' narrative pushed through cash-and-carry groups, when some territories in the North East, and North West have remained in the grip of enemies of state.
They expressed worry that the 2023 general elections may be imperilled, if the security situation in the country does not improve in the coming weeks and months.
Commending President Muhammadu Buhari for demonstrating noticeable commitment to a secure and peaceful Nigeria, the groups advised the Commander-in-Chief to, as a matter of urgent national priority sack all the Service Chiefs, to pave the way for a re-structured and re-organised defence/security architecture.
"We make bold to convey our dissatisfaction with recent outings by jobless persons, masquerading as CSOs. We categorically state that the narrative put out by the enemies of our nation, with the greatest sense of patriotism, is not a true reflection of what is happening across the six geo-political zones of the country.
"Suffice to say that there has not been any significant improvement in the parlous state of affairs, as far as the security situation in the nation is concerned.
"We are at a lose as to why some Nigerians will be used to give the impression that all is well, even when facts on ground point to the contrary.
"For instance, many communities in the North West, and North East general areas, especially in Kaduna, and Zamfara states, are in the control of terrorists/bandits, who collect levies from the vulnerable residents, ostensibly to guarantee their security.
"For the cash-and-carry civil society group promoting the invisible successes of the military, we wish to remind them that just last week, over 40 person's were mindlessly butchered unprovoked in their ancestral homes in malla gum in Kaura LGA of Kaduna State without military intervention despite earlier notice of the impending action by the attackers. We implore those promoting the success narrative just not only to hang on in their offices but also continue to draw money from the Federal Government's purse for selfish utilisation, to remember that they shall give account of their deeds before their creator, God Almighty one day."
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U.S. stocks dropped on Wall Street Monday, losing 650 points in their worst day since early September. The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed the day down 650.19 points, or 2.29%, for its worst day since Sept. 3 after falling by as much as 890 points earlier in the day. The S&P 500 was down about 1.86% and the Nasdaq Composite fell 1.64%.
Analysts say stocks tumbled in part due to the rising number of COVID-19 cases in the United States and the lack of additional stimulus to aid businesses and Americans. There were about 300,000 new cases nationwide between Thursday and Monday.
Rising cases caused travel stocks to sink. Royal Caribbean dropped 9.65% and Norwegian Cruise Line declined 8.45%, while United Airlines fell 7.02% and American Airlines slid 6.35%.
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A Ukrainian psychologist is motivating young people to improve their own organisational and personal skills by developing civic activities in their communities.
"During my psychology studies I worked in five different places and, combined with my academic knowledge, I became interested in behaviour and how it relates to upbringing. I was interested to understand why people stay in certain kinds of jobs when they have much greater potential," says Ksenia Nezhivaya.
It's a concept that relates very much to her own life, where at different stages she has taken decisive changes in direction and career – the first being to quit her university chemistry course two weeks in after realising it was not what she wanted to do, and reapplying the following year for psychology.
So what stops people from fulfilling their true potential? How can people take control of their own destinies? Can intervention early in life make a difference to future achievements? It was a line of thinking that stayed with Ksenia after she graduated and started working at a kindergarten in the economically depressed Dnipropetrovsk region of Ukraine.
The result was the creation of an NGO, Art Prostir Fainohrad, which carries out projects on civic activism that engage youth in generating positive change.
As word spread about these gatherings, new members joined while some of the early volunteers became ever more active in the initiative.
"The ideas are growing – we want to develop these into larger activities. Our volunteers have the strength of adults," she says proudly. A grant from EED has enabled the network of young people to expand and has provided funding for their different projects.
There is a variation in the self-motivation of the volunteers as well, according to Ksenia. Some are very responsible, helping others when they have finished their individual tasks and asking to do more, whereas others sit back and relax once their own work is done.
Art Prostir Fainohrad also organises training events on topics such as media literacy, critical thinking, gender equality and non-abusive communication. It's about creating a generation of young people better able to navigate the world around them, to increase their prospects in life and to enable them to contribute to their own communities through civic activities.
Disclaimer: This article reflects the views of the grantee featured and does not necessarily represent official opinion of the European Endowment for Democracy (EED).


A beautiful Reproduction of the original 1969 Mustang Deluxe Rim Blow Steering Wheel that was standard on the Mach 1, Deluxe Interior, and Grande Mustangs is now available from Scott Drake. It features a black base with simulated Walnut Wood Grain Rim. Horn Pad Assembly and Rim Blow Switch sold separately.
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Now Available from Scott Drake is the 1967-68 Mustang Tinted Door Glass and Assembly. This is the complete door glass ready to install. Includes original type green Tinted Glass, Upper Stainless Steel Trim, Lower Frame with Rollers and Track.
Now available from Drake is this early 1966 Mustang Emergency Flasher Switch with the complete harness attached. The late 1966 model Mustang had a plug in switch which is available under part # C6AZ-13350.


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Q: how to put keys in a for loop in react I have a key problem in my condition in react with a for loop, it gives me a warning
I inserted my keys correctly, however I think but i have : "Warning: Each child in a list should have a unique "key" prop." error
    //Création des boutons
    const buttons = [];

    for (const page of pageNumbers) {
        //if page is first or endPage
        if (page === 1 || page === totalPages) {
            buttons.push(
                <>
                    <li
                        key={"1"}
                        className={`page-item ${
                            currentPage == page ? "active" : ""
                        }`}
                    >
                        <Button
                            className="page-link btnPaginate btn btn-link"
                            variant="link"
                            value={page}
                            onClick={() => props.handlePaginate(page)}
                        >
                            {page}
                        </Button>
                    </li>
                </>
            );
        }
        //if page is not first or not endPage
        else if (page >= currentPage - 1 && page <= currentPage + 1) {
            buttons.push(
                <>
                    <li
                        key={"2"}
                        className={`page-item ${
                            currentPage == page ? "active" : ""
                        }`}
                    >
                        <Button
                            className="page-link btnPaginate btn btn-link"
                            variant="link"
                            value={page}
                            onClick={() => props.handlePaginate(page)}
                        >
                            {page}
                        </Button>
                    </li>
                </>
            );
        }
        //show left dots
        else if (showDotsLeft && page === 2) {
            buttons.push(
                <>
                    <li
                        key={"3"}
                        className={`page-item ${
                            currentPage == page ? "active" : ""
                        }`}
                    >
                        <Button
                            className="page-link btnDotsLeft btn btn-link"
                            variant="link"
                            key="dots-left"
                        >
                            ...
                        </Button>
                    </li>
                </>
            );
        }
        //show right dots
        else if (showDotsRight && page === currentPage + 2) {
            buttons.push(
                <>
                    <li
                        key={"4"}
                        className={`page-item ${
                            currentPage == page ? "active" : ""
                        }`}
                    >
                        <Button
                            className="page-link btnDotsRight btn btn-link"
                            variant="link"
                        >
                            ...
                        </Button>
                    </li>
                </>
            );
        }
    }

I inserted my keys correctly, however I think but i have : "Warning: Each child in a list should have a unique "key" prop." error

A: You should add a key to each child as well as each element inside children.
This way React can handle all the minimal DOM changes,
So you need to set key prop for each <Button /> too!

A: The key needs to be added into the top level element.
In your example you have a React.Fragment as a top level element instead of the <li> you added the key into.

A: solution found... Use <React.Fragment key={page}> rather than <>
<React.Fragment key={page}>
                    <li
                        key="1"
                        className={`page-item ${
                            currentPage == page ? "active" : ""
                        }`}
                    >
                        <Button
                            key="2"
                            className="page-link btnPaginate btn btn-link"
                            variant="link"
                            value={page}
                            onClick={() => props.handlePaginate(page)}
                        >
                            {page}
                        </Button>
                    </li>
                </React.Fragment>

Thanks for your comments and aids


Did you know that LoJack has been installed on over 8 million vehicles worldwide and that LoJack recovers on average more than 10,000 stolen vehicles each year? While the following 3 success stories that happened within the course of a week and had the same make and model vehicle in common may seem out of the ordinary, it's just another day at the office for our dedicated team.
In our first story, the owner's last saw their 2004 Cadillac Escalade parked at the Santa Fe Hotel & Casino, 4949 N. Rancho Drive in Las Vegas during the early evening hours of October 22, 2011. Later that night the owner's discovered the SUV missing from the parking garage and immediately contacted the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department where a report was filed.
Within minutes Officers' with the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department's "Auto Theft Task Force" and the North Las Vegas Police Department began picking up the silent LoJack signal with their LoJack equipped patrol cars. The police found the SUV abandoned in a residential neighborhood in the 5900 block of Trailblazer, North Las Vegas. Investigation continues by Detective's as the homeowner's were not there.
The SUV was recovered over 6 miles away from where it had been taken; 55 minutes after being activated by police.
In our second story, the owner's decision to install a LoJack Stolen Vehicle Recovery System on their 2003 Cadillac Escalade paid off on October 24, 2011. The Cadillac Escalade was last seen parked at the owner's home near East Charleston Boulevard and Colbath, Las Vegas, during the overnight hours of October 23, 2011. The following afternoon the owner's discovered the SUV missing and immediately contacted the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department where a report was filed.
Within minutes Officers' with the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department's "Southeast Station" began picking up the silent LoJack signal. The police found it abandoned in a residential neighborhood in 100 block of Calaveras Court, near Lamb and Stewart Avenue, Las Vegas.
The SUV was recovered over 2 miles away from where it had been taken; 116 minutes after being activated by police.
Finally, sometime during the late morning hours of October 26, 2011, a 2006 Cadillac Escalade was stolen from the University Medical Center, 2231 W. Charleston Boulevard, Las Vegas. Around 1:19 P.M. the SUV owner discovered the theft and immediately contacted the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department where a report was filed.
At 1:45 P.M. officers' with the Las Vegas Police Metropolitan Department "Auto Theft Task Force" began picking up the SUV's silent LoJack signal near I-15 and West Sahara Avenue. They quickly tracked the SUV to a residential home near Richfield and Kings Way and found the SUV parked in a driveway at an abandoned home. Detectives' then set up surveillance. About a half hour later, three men drove up to the house in another vehicle. One suspect got into the stolen Escalade and started to drive away with the other two suspects' in the second vehicle following. With the help of uniformed marked Patrol cars, the two vehicles were stopped and all three suspects taken into custody. The suspects' were charged with several felonies as investigation continues.
The Escalade was found over 2 miles away from where it had been taken; 63 minutes after being activated by police.


It's easy to get into the mindset that your HVAC system will always run at peak performance. However, if you don't partake in proper maintenance, this won't be the case for long.
A clean filter makes for a more efficient system. As your filter becomes more and more dirty, it has to work harder to circulate air through your home. Subsequently, it takes a toll on your budget and puts a strain on your system.
To improve air quality. Do you really want dust, dander, and other particles circulating through your home? With a clogged furnace filter, there's a much greater chance of this happening.
To prolong your HVAC system. If you don't change your filter often, you're putting a lot of strain on your system. This increases the likelihood that it will overheat, thus resulting in serious damage and a costly repair (or replacement).
This leads to an important question: how often should you replace your furnace filter?
Since no two homes and families are the same, you should get into the habit of checking your filter every few months. If you want to play it safe, replace your filter every three months.
If you require any assistance replacing your filter, don't hesitate to contact us. We can visit your home, provide the necessary advice, and ensure that your system is running as expected.
It sounds like a waste of time. It also sounds like a waste of money. However, neither one of these things are true when it comes to changing your furnace filter.
As you can see, these things are important for a number of reasons. For example, decreasing your energy costs will save you money over the course of the year. Also, extending the life of your furnace can save you from paying for a replacement sooner than necessary.
With all this in mind, you should get into the habit of changing your furnace filter once every three to four months (typically).
If you need any help with this, don't hesitate to contact us. We're more than happy to assist you!


Shrewsbury Town's youth team dominated their game at Bury on Saturday but two second-half goals from Anthony Dudley gave the Shakers victory.
Town created numerous chances throughout the Football League Youth Alliance (North West) contest but could not find the back of the net.
And Dudley popped up with a header and a far-post tap in after the break to give the hosts all three points at Turton Football Club.
Town's head of academy coaching Ian Dawes made two changes to the side which lost 3-2 at Port Vale in the previous weekend.
Captain Jeff Watkins and midfielder Tom King returned to the starting line-up in place of Ethan Jones and one of the new trialists respectively.
Despite the surface being greasy at Turton Football Club, the home of Old Boltonians AFC, Town started well and had the first great chance, when striker Kaiman Anderson met King's cross to the far post but poked the ball the wide.
Joe Kenton also stepped inside from 30 yards out but fired straight at Bury goalkeeper Rhys Williams just past the half-hour mark.
At the other end, Town stopper Harry Lewis, back from England Under-18s duty, showed why the young Lions gave him his first cap with a one-handed save at the top corner to tip around Robert Bourne's free-kick.
There was another great chance for Dawes' side to take the lead, though, three minutes before half-time, when Anderson latched onto Niall Flint's through ball over the top before being denied by the legs of Williams from the right.
Neither side could break the deadlock before the end of the first period, though.
The young Shrews started the second half as well as they began the first, but Bury took the lead in the 50th minute.
A free-kick on the edge of the box took a big deflection up into the air before Dudley was able to head into an empty net from close range – it was harsh on Town.
However, Anderson nearly found the visitors an equaliser at the other end within two minutes, but after breaking in behind on the inside right, his low strike was tipped away by Williams.
Town then had a goal disallowed on the hour mark when Anderson saw his strike beaten away before midfielder Alex Fletcher bundled in the rebound, as the linesman's flag had already been raised.
Dawes' side continued to press for an equaliser with 20 minutes left, but the Shakers doubled their lead in the 78th minute when Henry Worthingham's low cross from the left was turned in by Dudley at the far post.
And there was no way back for Town as they fell to defeat, with next week seeing them move away from league matters with a trip to Burton Albion in the Youth Alliance Cup.
TOWN LINE-UP: Harry Lewis (GK), Trialist, Ben Burton, Trialist, Jeff Watkins (c)0, Niall Flint, Joe Kenton (Jones, 75'), Alex Fletcher, Kaiman Anderson, Josh Ginnelly, Tom King (Wilson, 85').
SUBS: Alex Ashton (GK), Nathan Millis, Joel Carta, Ethan Jones, Jordan Wilson.
BURY LINE-UP: Rhys Williams (GK), Jake Durham, Sam Gibson (c), Robert Bourne, Hayden Fincher, Matty Foulds, George Miller, Scott Burgess, Anthony Dudley, Khalid Mohammed, Henry Worthingham.
SUBS: Morgan Bacon (GK), Raquarn Crosdale, Jamie McCarthy, Charlie Mulgrew, Luke Bennett.
NEXT FIXTURE: Burton Albion v Town (Youth Alliance Cup North Round 2, Saturday 4 October, 11am kick-off).


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Turns Out Laura Dern Killed the "Popular Film" Oscar Category?
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The "popular film" Oscar category lasted less than a month before the Academy decided to put the kibosh on it and, as it turns out, we have Laura Dern to thank for that. This past Tuesday evening, before the Academy announced that it was rethinking the controversial inclusion, the Big Little Lies actress voiced her dissent to the decision. Dern, who is an Academy board member, brought up some of the many criticisms that arose of the category after it was announced. Like, the potential fear that the category would marginalize cultural forces—and historically inclusive films—like Black Panther, which many think deserves a spot in the Best Picture category. Or that it showed just how out of touch the Academy really is, while at the same time diminishing its artistic integrity.
While we don't know exactly what Dern said, sources in the academy's 54-member board anonymously revealed to The New York Times that she spoke out against it. Despite Academy president John Bailey's support, Dern's opposition was shared by director Steven Spielberg, who "was uncomfortable with plans to introduce the category at the coming Oscars," as The New York Times notes.
The following day, Bailey gave a statement that the "popular film" category "merits further study." The Academy would be "remaining committed to celebrating a wide spectrum of movies," he said, noting that any new category "creates challenges for films that have already been released."
Academy CEO Dawn Hudson also recognized the backlash, saying, "There has been a wide range of reactions to the introduction of a new award, and we recognize the need for further discussion with our members. We have made changes to the Oscars over the years, including this year, and we will continue to evolve while also respecting the incredible legacy of the last 90 years." The Academy certainly needs to continue to evolve, from the historical lack of diversity among its nominations to the seemingly arbitrary nature of the winners. If there's one obvious way to evolve it, though, new management would be it. This is all to say that Dern would still make a great Academy president—a role which she reportedly declined due to her busy schedule. Considering the second season of Big Little Lies is nearly completed, we can only cross our fingers that she will have more bandwidth to take on the job in the future.
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how we test gas heaters
Our rigorous lab tests help you find the best gas heater.
By Matthew Steen
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How we find the best gas heater
How do you pick the best gas heater to beat the winter chill? It's not easy to tell at a glance which one will be good at heating, let alone whether it's reasonably efficient too.
Our gas heater reviews score each model for heating performance and ease of use, to help you decide which models are hot and which are not. Here's how we go about getting those test results.
Ready to buy a gas heater? Our gas heater reviews can tell you which ones heat the best.
Our expert testers
How we choose what we test
Test criteria explained
We've been reviewing heaters of various sorts for decades now. CHOICE participates in Australian Standards committees and regulatory forums so we can keep an eye on trends in the industry and government regulations.
How we choose what we review
With so many to choose from, what makes us choose one gas heater to test over another? Like with most of our product testing, our aim is to test popular models on the market and what you're most likely to see in the retailers.
We mainly test unflued gas heaters. Generally we don't include a lot of flued gas heaters in the market as they have a small market share.
We survey manufacturers to find out about their range, we check market sales information and we also check for any member requests to test specific models. From this information we put together a final list that goes to our buyers. They then head out to the retailers and buy each product, just as a normal consumer would. We do this so we can be sure they're the same as any consumer would find them and not 'tweaked' in any way.
Buying the heaters in time for testing is always a challenge, as they often don't appear in retail stores – or even in distributor warehouses – until the cold season actually starts in late May. We need to be testing and reporting on the results in time for winter. So unfortunately, we can't always test some major brands or models.
Heating performance
The testing is performed by an accredited laboratory and measures how long it takes to raise the room temperature by 5°C and 10°C from an ambient temperature of 8°C. If the heater has a fan, it's turned on for this test. The adjustable test room is 5m wide x 6m deep x 2.4m high and is fitted with 81 sensors to measure the temperature at each point in the room. The test room itself has a standard household wooden door and is fully insulated.
Some heaters can manage the 5°C rise in just under 2 minutes, which we rate as an excellent performance. A 10°C rise usually takes much longer, but again some manage an excellent performance, achieving this in just 4 minutes. However, some heaters don't manage a 10° temperature in under an hour - not a great result, and that's on maximum heat.
The testers measure how evenly the heat is distributed through the room. With the best models, there's less than a two degree difference across the room, but usually it's more like a three or four degree variation, even with the heater's fan on.
Testers look at the starting procedure, use of the controls, clarity of control markings, ease of programming the timer and operating manual.
This is a measure of the electrical standby consumption, where the heater is off but still draws current.
The overall score is made up of:
Performance (70%), which factors in the heating performance.
Ease of use (20%), with the criteria listed above weighted equally.
Standby (10%).
Testing gas heaters requires a very specific laboratory, as described above in How we test. While CHOICE does have high quality thermal laboratories for testing fridges and other products, we don't have a lab suited to gas heater testing – it would not be economical for us to construct and maintain. So when we review gas heaters, we send them to an accredited external lab, which tests them to a program we've specified.
Check our latest gas heater reviews, or if you'd like to know a bit more about what to look for in a heater, read our buying guide.
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I Got My Menorah 80% Off at CB2 and It Is One of My Prized Possessions
Let me take you back to an era that as I write this in November of 2021, feels about as ancient as the times of the Maccabees. It was September 2019. I had just moved in with my then-girlfriend (now fiancée) Amanda to an apartment in Brooklyn, and by December, we had sorted through all the things we had doubles of and had a list of what we were missing. And I realized I didn't have a menorah.
If I wanted some Judaica, I could absolutely go get it. My dad's house was (and is) chock-a-block with Jewish stuff: prayer books, seder plates, Shabbat candles, kippot from thousands of bar mitzvahs. He would have a spare.
But none of that stuff felt like it could be mine. The rise of antisemitism during the Trump years, punctuated by the deadly 2018 attack at Pittsburgh's Tree of Life synagogue, made me want to be more outspokenly and outwardly Jewish, but maybe not in the traditional and explicitly Zionist ways I had grown up with. I wanted a light in my window, but something that I had chosen to represent me and my Jewishness.
Night one of Hanukkah 2019 rolls around. I had bought a ton of potatoes to make latkes (pro-tip: use the meat grinder attachment on a KitchenAid for extra fluffiness!) and remembered that my grandma told me how folks on the Lower East Side in the 1950s would make potatoes into makeshift menorahs. Amanda popped some holes into a raw spud with a metal straw and dropped the candles in, and it worked pretty okay. An Idaho menorah. I figured if a miracle happened, it'd be alright for the next seven nights.
The next day, Amanda and I found ourselves in Lower Manhattan, waiting to grab dim sum with a friend. We stopped into CB2 to warm up and look at furry blankets and oversized pillows we could never afford. Sitting alone, on an errant bar cart in the corner of the showroom, was this burnished mod menorah. The base looked like the outline of a brick wall, but instead of cement between the bricks, it was packed with gold. And sitting on the top, like a bow on a present, was an 85 percent off coupon. I needed it, if only to tell Twitter, "lol I got a menorah on sale, feels bad but I like it!"
The next seven nights, the menorah glowed in the window. I felt proud about having a light in the window facing the street, something Jewish that I chosen.
The next year, Hanukkah 2020, we were locked down because of the pandemic. Every day since mid-March had felt exactly the same as the one before. As summer had turned into fall, we tried to make Rosh Hashanah, Halloween, and Thanksgiving feel special, but every time we ended up videochatting with loved ones talking about how weird everything felt. But Hanukkah felt like a holiday that we could celebrate like we did before the pandemic. We could send presents to our loved ones, cook up latkes, and light the menorah. Wait… do I even have one of those?
Amanda pulled our discounted menorah from the closet where we'd stashed it the year before. Because of the pressure, isolation, and intensity of the pandemic year we'd just had, it had brined into something special. It was our menorah, our keepsake. It was a choice I had made to cement my Jewishness, and now it was a part of our home.
We lit the candles every night last year, almost in defiance of lockdown and the antisemitism that had been allowed to flourish.
As Hanukkah 2021 arrives, I'm ready to bring out my discounted menorah. Of course, by the third year, it isn't "the discount menorah" anymore. It's my family's heirloom, the menorah from the pandemic, the one in the Brooklyn apartment window that burned through the darkness.
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The 8th annual auction of breeding bulls of Šumavský Angus farm was held in Nová Ves by Nepomuk in May.
24 bulls and heifers were auctioned.
Selected animals were brought to a commission which, on the basis of several different factors, scored individual bulls and heifers.
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AFL Queensland QSchools Cup Finals Recap
Posted on Monday, 28th October, 2019
By Alice Barker
The AFL Queensland QSchools Cup Finals showcased a day of quality footy and boasted some strong rivalries from team's across Queensland, New South Wales and the Northern Rivers regions.
This year's competition has been the most successful on record, with 602 teams, 255 schools and 11,844 student participants.
Possibly the most notable game was between Gold Coast heavyweight rivals, Helensvale State High School and Palm Beach Currumbin State High.
With the past three Senior Male Grand Final wins under their belt, Palm Beach Currumbin were looking to let history repeat itself this year.
Helensvale had other ideas.
In the end it was a goal from Helensvale's highly touted teenager, Aiden Fyfe, in the dying minutes of the game which led the team to a four-point victory.
Helensvale now hold the top spot in the Senior Male Division and are in good stead for next year, defeating their counterparts in a 3.6 (24) to 3.2 (20) victory.
Helensvale's senior coach Matthew Dwyer told the Gold Coast Bulletin how important this win was for his student team.
"They went off," Dwyer said.
"They all ran out and got around each other, they cried and hugged each other.
"They really cared about it because they have lost a couple on the trot and have worked really hard since Year 10 and kept getting better and better and won this year."
On the day it was the Gold Coast teams who dominated as they took out five of the eight Grand Finals, leaving the other regions with some training suggestions come next year.
Miami State High defeated Palm Beach Currumbin 2.5 (17) to 1.1 (6) in the Senior Female Division, while in the Senior Inclusion game it was the Brisbane Lions who took down the Gold Coast SUNS All Stars team 3.6 (24) to 3.2 (20).
The Palm Beach Currumbin Junior Division picked up the slack from the seniors, coming out on top in both the male and female games.
The boys handed down a brutal win against St Augustine's College, finishing 82 points ahead while the girls finished 30 points above their competition.
In the Primary Male Division, it was the Brisbane students from Padua College Kedron who defeated Stella Maris Primary School 12.10 (82) to 3.6 (24) while the Hillcrest Christian College girls team who took the title, taking down Kirwan State School by 30 points.
The Junior Inclusion Division showcased a spectacular battle between Ryan Catholic College and South East Queensland, with the College defeating their competition 5.3 (33) to 3.6 (25).
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SELLING HOMES IN GERRARDS CROSS & SURROUNDING VILLAGES FOR OVER 45 YEARS
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DENHAM GREEN, BUCKINGHAMSHIRE
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KENT HOUSE, OXFORD ROAD, GERRARDS CROSS, BUCKINGHAMSHIRE SL9 7DP
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An extended 4 bedroom detached family home with over 110ft south facing rear garden, positioned within a short walk of Denham Green E-ACT Primary Academy and located in one of the most sought after roads in Denham Green. In our opinion there is scope to extend further (subject to any necessary consents).
The property currently comprises a wide entrance hall, living room & dining room bedroom four/study with shower room, kitchen/breakfast room, lean to and single garage, on the first floor are three double bedrooms family bathroom and separate wc.
The front is accessed via two septate gated carriage driveway with plenty of driveway parking. Tilehouse Way is within a short walk of Denham Green Station with its fast frequent access to London Marylebone as well as the local shopping parade.
Occupying a popular location situated within Tilehouse Way, one of Denham's Greens most sought after roads. The property is well placed for access to the motorway network via the M40 (Junction 1A) 3 miles and mainline railway to London Marylebone via Denham Station 1.5 miles. Set on the edge of the Colne Valley an area much of which is designated Green Belt, the area benefits many outdoor pursuits including golf courses nearby in Denham, Gerrards Cross, Beaconsfield, Rickmansworth and Northwood, numerous footpaths and bridle ways, which commence only a few steps from the edge of the property, Denham Airfield, the Grand Union Canal, and lakes/reservoirs nearby and the picturesque Denham Village, with several pubs and restaurants. Buckinghamshire is renowned for its choice and standard of schooling, both state and private, as the county is one of the last to maintain the traditional grammar school system. Grammar schools include Dr Challoner's High School in Little Chalfont and Beaconsfield High School for girls, Dr Challoner's Grammer School in Amersham for boys and Chesham High School for boys and girls. Independent schools include Thorpe House, Gayhurst, Davenies and caldicott for boys, with Maltmans Green, Wycombe Abbey and St Mary's for girls. There are further good private schools In Rickmansworth and Northwood.
NOTE: These particulars are intended only as a guide to prospective Purchasers to enable them to decide whether to make further enquiries with a view to taking up negotiations but they are otherwise not intended to be relied upon in any way for any purpose whatsoever and accordingly neither their accuracy nor the continued availability of the property is in any way guaranteed and they are furnished on the express understanding that neither the Agents nor the Vendors are to be or become under any liability or claim in respect of their contents. Any prospective Purchaser must satisfy himself by inspection or otherwise as to the correctness of the particulars contained.
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June 30, 2015 by Brad Dinsmore
Windham Life and Times – June 25, 2015
Canonbie, Canobie, and Cannobie
Johnnie Armstrong
Johnnie Armstrong Meets the King
Johnnie Armstrong of Ginockie was a powerful leader who ruled a vast area along the Scottish Border. He is perhaps one of the best known figures among the Border reivers. A stirring ballad was written about him soon after his death and he was further romanticized in the nineteenth century writings of Sir Walter Scott.
Johnnie became very rich and powerful and could put 3000 horsemen in the field. Very little is known of his early life but it was rumored that he made a fortune while at sea then returned to the Esk River Valley and became a powerful leader.
Armstrong became known as "Black Jok" because he specialized in blackmail or black rent. "It was said that there was not one English place of prominence between his home at Hollows Tower, known as Gilnockie and east Newcatles which did not pay protection money to Black Jok." The "rent" was paid to insure they would be protected from raids by both Armstrong and other Border reivers. Armstrong operated for some years under the protection of Robert, the 5th Lord Maxwell who was the Scottish West March Warden. The six Marches consisted of three on the Scottish side of the border and three on the English. The Marches were established by Scotland and England to supervise the unruly border areas. Maxwell, was one of Scotland's great feudal barons. He was in a long lasting feud with the Johnstone Clan. Maxwell had engaged the Armstrongs as extra troops the fight the Johnstones. He subsequently owed the Armstrongs protection. Although responsible for keeping the reivers under control, Maxwell "looked the other way" as the Armstrongs and their allies, the Nixons, Elliots and Crosiers went about their reiving. Black Jok burnt Netherby in Cumberland in 1527, in return for which William Dacre, 3rd Baron Dacre burnt him out at Canonbie in 1528; and Gavin Dunbar, the Archbishop of Glasgow as well as Chancellor of Scotland, intervened with an excommunication for Armstrong. In a way the power and wealth of Armstrong was an embarrassment for the young King James V. Maxwell began to fear the power of Johnnie Armstrong and his lack of loyalty. Henry VIII was putting diplomatic pressure on James V to put an end to the lawlessness that was rampant in the Borders region. At the time there was a truce of sorts between England and Scotland and Black Jok and other reivers flouted the peace with their lucrative harassment of the English Border. James V wanted to subjugate the power of the Scottish Border clans. James V moved south to the Scottish Borders in June 1530 intent on proving to the Border clans that it was he who ruled in Scotland, including the Borders. He first executed other reiving clan leaders and then headed south to deal with Armstrong. It is said that James V tricked Armstrong into meeting him at Carlenrig. Some sources say that a "loving letter" was sent inviting him to hunt with the king. Whatever the case, a shrewd Johnnie Armstrong would never have agreed to meet the king without a guarantee of safe conduct.
According to the "Ballad," Armstrong made a great show, dressed in his finery as would have befitted any court and accompanied by an entourage of about twenty-four Lairds and retainers, including Elliots, Littles and Irvines. Perhaps the confusion over the actual numbers hanged with Armstrong, twenty-four, thirty-six or fifty, stems whether or not the retainers were also hanged. Johnnie Armstrong sported a hat from which hung nine gold and silver tassels, and but for the sword of honor and a crown, he could have been King. When it became clear that he was to be hanged John Armstrong declared himself a subject of James his liege and stated he had only raided the English. The most famous lines, oft quoted by Sir Walter Scott, were uttered by Armstrong, when the extent of the King's duplicity was revealed:
"To seek hot water beneath cold ice
Surely it is a great folly
I have asked grace at a graceless face,
But there is none for my men and me."
He is also reputed to have said, "Had I known, Sire, that you would take my life this day, I should have stayed away and kept the Border in spite of King Henry and you, both. For I know that Henry Tudor would be a blithe man this day to know that John Armstrong was condemned to die. Which proves who lacks in judgement, does it not?" Nevertheless, all was in vain as he and his men were led to the trees around Carlenrig and hanged from the back of their mounts.
Legend has it that the trees at Carlenrig, where Armstrong and his followers were hanged, withered and died, and none have grown there since."
In the aftermath of the hanging, Robert, Lord Maxwell, who came to fear Armstrong's burgeoning power benefited from Armstrong's death. On 8th July 1530, three days after the death, Maxwell received into his hands all the property that had belonged to Johnnie Armstrong.
Being the reivers that they were, you can be sure that the Armstrongs had their revenge. Twelve years later, in 1542, James V was to die, some say of a broken heart, following the rout of the Scottish army at the Battle of Solway Moss which took place eight days after the birth of his daughter, Mary, Queen of Scots. Some of the Armstrongs joined the English army in dealing a mortal blow to the Scots as they vainly tried to cross the river Esk at Longtown. It was the Armstrongs who picked off the remnants of the Scots army as they fled in panic north through Liddesdale.


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Are You Soccer Mad?Soccer Crazy? Then try these Rome Soccer Tours
On the off chance that you are obsessive about soccer, as you read through this article you will discover that it's simpler than you might suspect to head out to Rome, and see an exemplary soccer match, with the aficionados of Roma or Lazio next to you. Wouldn't it be astounding to tell your companions that you were there, in the Stadio Olimpico, when the triumphant objective was scored!
Regardless of whether you are coming to Rome holiday or business, you basically need to encounter the adventure of a football match! Rome soccer visit bundles give you passes to AS Roma or SS Lazio home games, lodging convenience and breakfast day by day. However, don't delay, tickets sell out rapidly on the grounds that the two groups draw in obsessive help.
The Stadio Olimpico is home to both Roma and Lazio and was worked for the 1960 Olympic games. An amazing 82,000 or more scene it has housed European Cup Finals and the 1990 World Cup Final. It is additionally the best option home of the Italian public group, and an extraordinary scene for these Rome soccer visits.
Also, you can be consoled… it's not difficult to arrive. Rome's primary air terminal, Fiumicino, lies 30kms south of the city and interfaces with Rome's significant train station, Termini by normal hourly trains. The subsequent air terminal, Ciampino, lies 15km south east of the city and is associated with the middle by transport to Anagnina metro station, where an immediate train and afterward a cable car will rapidly get you to the arena.
You can even set aside time and cash and book your air terminal exchange administrations before you go! You can utilize a van administration that will take you from Rome's Leonardo Da Vinci International Airport to your Rome Hotel, without the issue of getting a rental vehicle, arranging new traffic and guides.
The historical backdrop of both Roman Football Clubs is similarly covered with brilliance and disappointment.
AS Roma were brought into the world in 1927 from the combination of three distinct clubs – Alba, Fortitudo and Roman. A fine record during the 1930s ultimately prompted the principal Giallorossi Scudetto in 1942.
Troublesome years followed until their solitary transfer in 1951. เว็บพนันบอลไหนดี With a prompt re-visitation of the first class, Roma immediately caught a third spot and the 1961 UEFA Cup. The Coppa Italia came in 1964, the first of seven in this contest.
Roma's most wonderful years were the 1980s as beside the two Italian Cups, the club's second Scudetto was lifted by Coach Nils Liedholm in 1983. The next year just a punishment shoot-out against Liverpool at the Stadio Olimpico held them back from winning the European Cup.
Fabio Capello's Roma drove the 2000-01 Serie A table beginning to end for their third Scudetto and the club's first award in 10 years.
Adversaries Lazio were established in 1900 as Societa Spotiva Lazio, a multi-reason sports club. The Biancocelesti started football full-time in 1906. Winning one wartime Roman title in 1944, the club lifted their first public prize – a Coppa Italia – in 1958 however were consigned three seasons later.
A few entangles and down the Divisions went before Lazio's first Scudetto in 1973-74 when they were driven by the unbelievable Giorgio Chinaglia. Yet, inside five years came the club's breaking point as Lazio was consigned for monetary abnormalities and just a play-off kept the club from slipping into Serie C in 1987.
Sergio Cragnotti assumed control over the club in 1992 and with his monetary sponsorship Lazio have become a power both in Italy and Europe. Since 1997 the Biancocelesti have won their second Scudetto, a Cup-Winners' Cup, an Italian and European Super Cup and two Italian Cups. Notwithstanding, just monstrous deals and a rebuilding of agreements permitted the club to stay away from chapter 11.
The two clubs keep on riding near the highest point of Italy's Serie A, and the competition is extraordinary, particularly during the yearly "derby" matches where the groups and tifosi face one another. Along these lines, on the off chance that your enthusiasm is football, don't pass up on the chance to see your #1 Roman group play a home game this season, and be there with The Ultras!
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Save excursion time! Plan and book now, not when you're there.
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Trust me (and I've been in Rome during a significant soccer competition!) there's nothing similar to the environment of a match day, and the city hums with excitment. Thus, attempt one of these incredible worth Rome soccer visits. Take the simple way – and book this effective assistance online now and save time in Rome. You might have your match tickets got in the following fifteen minutes!
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Mass Feeding of Leper Community in South Asia
By Natalie Sarrett
South Asia contains about 50% of the world's leprosy cases, making it the region's single most prevalent and commonly untreated bacterial infection.
One of the oldest diseases known to mankind, leprosy is extremely painful for those who've contracted it and often leads to crippling, lifelong deformities. Unfortunately, because of the visibility of this disease, people suffering from leprosy are frequently ostracized in their communities and pushed to the margins of society. Many patients lose friends and family and, as this disease disproportionately impacts impoverished people groups, many are left to live in squalor after being denied jobs and equal rights to services.
For the brave leprosy patients already coping with this unfair treatment, the descent of COVID-19 into South Asia only served to exacerbate their already difficult life situations.
Once lockdown began, the few patients who had regular work lost their jobs instantly and, without that income, were plunged into even deeper poverty.
Using Global Hunger Relief funds, local Baptists were able to demonstrate Christ's care and compassion to this distressed community by purchasing and distributing much-needed food rations. Catering to the dietary needs of those with leprosy, these volunteers dispersed meals to nearly 500 people!
The Leper community who received the rations were so used to being ignored—and had been feeling even more lonely and rejected than usual in the pandemic—that they were hungry for fellowship and happily talked for hours with the volunteers delivering their gifts.
One patient, Muniyakka, received her package with many tears and a sigh of relief, exclaiming, "Thank you, Jesus!" Another recipient, Lakshmakka, said, "Our family was starving and entirely without food when the rations arrived. This will enable us to sustain our lives and all the children in the community—thank you!"
Pray that government rations and help from churches will regularly be offered to this vulnerable community and pray that many would know the all-encompassing love of Christ as a result.
Global Hunger Relief funds many projects just like this, focusing on the world's most overlooked and downtrodden communities. Your gifts help these families know they are seen and valued in the eyes of God!
Natalie Sarrett
Natalie Sarrett is a staff writer for Send Relief.


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Train derails, explodes near Maine-Canada border
One person is confirmed dead after an unattended freight train carrying oil rolls into a Quebec town, creating a daylong inferno.
By J. Craig Anderson and Edward D. Murphy Portland Press Herald
A freight train carrying crude oil derailed and exploded early Saturday in a small Quebec town near the Maine border, killing at least one person, causing widespread destruction and forcing about 2,000 people to flee their homes, authorities said.
Multiple explosions rocked the town of Lac-Megantic, about 155 miles east of Montreal and 185 miles north of Portland. The train was carrying as much as 2 million gallons of oil, which fueled an inferno firefighters tried unusuccessfully to extinguish all day Saturday and late into the night.
Smoke and flames rise from railway cars carrying crude oil after a train derailment in Lac-Megantic, Quebec, on Saturday. The accident led to several explosions and destroyed a huge swath of the town's urban center. Quebec Provincial Police said Saturday night that there was at least one confirmed death. The Associated Press/Canadian Press
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A large swath of Lac-Megantic in the Canadian province of Quebec was destroyed Saturday after a train carrying crude oil derailed, sparking several explosions and forcing the evacuation of up to 1,000 people. The Associated Press/Canadian Press
Smoke rises from derailed railway cars that were carrying crude oil in downtown Lac-Megantic, Quebec, on Saturday.
Smoke billows behind buildings in Lac-Megantic, Quebec, hours after a fiery train derailment Saturday. The Associated Press / Canadian Press
A view of Lac-Megantic around noon with smoke still rising from the train derailment. Canada The Associated Press / Canadian Press
Quebec Provincial Police said they had one confirmed death Saturday night, but no information on injuries. They also said several people were reported missing after the unattended train derailed. The railroad that operated the train, the Montreal, Maine & Atlantic Railway, said it had reports of fatalities and injuries but provided no details.
When the explosion occurred, the train was about to cross into Maine on its way to the Irving Oil refinery in Saint John, New Brunswick.
Early Saturday evening, the railway said the derailment occurred after an engineer got off the 72-car train about seven miles outside Lac-Megantic at the end of his shift. The engineer told the company that he set the train's brakes and then went to his rest stop at a nearby hotel and left the train for a new crew to take over.
The engineer said he left the train about 11:25 p.m. Friday, about an hour and 50 minutes before the derailment, the railroad said.
At some point after he left, the unattended train rolled downhill into the town, where it derailed and exploded, the railroad said.
A railway spokeswoman said the engineer was adamant that he set the brakes and she said the company would investigate whether the brakes had indeed been set or had malfunctioned.
Earlier in the day, Quebec Provincial Police Lt. Michel Brunet said there were many reports of missing people in the town of about 6,000 residents, but authorities weren't sure if any of them were hurt in the explosion.
"We're told some people are missing but they may just be out of town or on vacation," Brunet told a news conference, according to The Associated Press.
Lac-Megantic resident Claude Bedard told the AP the scene of the explosions was "dreadful."
"It's terrible," Bedard said. "We've never seen anything like it. The Metro store, Dollarama, everything that was there is gone."
Onlookers said large amounts of oil spilled into nearby bodies of water, the AP reported.
Montreal, Maine & Atlantic Railway Ltd. is based in Hermon, outside Bangor. The company owns more than 500 miles of track serving Maine, Vermont, Quebec and New Brunswick, according to its website.
A news release put out by the company said it was "devastated" by the derailment and explosion and would soon have representatives in Lac-Megantic to help residents affected.
Quebec Provincial Police Sgt. Gregory Gomez said there are several homes and stores near where the explosions occurred, along with a bar that was open at the time of the crash.
"We do fear there are going to be casualties," he said.
Flames and billowing smoke could be seen for several miles hours after the derailment, the AP reported. Some of the train's cars exploded and the fire spread to a number of homes.
As of 10 p.m. Saturday, firefighters were still trying to extinguish the oil-fueled blaze, police said.
Environment Quebec spokesman Christian Blanchette said a large but undetermined amount of fuel also spilled into the Chaudiere River, according to the AP.
"We also have a spill on the lake and the river that is concerning us," Blanchette said. "We have advised the local municipalities downstream to be careful if they take their water from the Chaudiere River."
Seven municipalities in Franklin County dispatched eight fire trucks carrying about 30 firefighters to the scene starting around 3 a.m. Saturday, Franklin County Sheriff's Office dispatcher Stan Wheeler said. Lac-Megantic is about 20 miles from the Franklin County border.
The firefighters are from Chesterville, Eustis, Farmington, New Vineyard, Phillips, Rangeley and Strong, he said.
Franklin County Emergency Management Director Tim Hardy also went to the derailment site, Wheeler said.
A railcar generally can carry between 25,000 and 30,000 gallons of oil. Given its more than 70 cars, the train that derailed had the capacity to be carrying 1.8 million to 2.2 million gallons of oil.
Authorities set up perimeters as firefighters battled to control the fire, the AP said, and worried residents looked on amid fears that some of their friends and loved ones may have died in their homes.
Firefighters and rescue workers from several municipalities, including Sherbrooke and Saint-Georges-de-Beauce, were called in to help deal with the disaster, the AP reported.
According to the Railway Association of Canada, a railroad-industry group based in Ottawa, Canadian railroads transport about 230,000 barrels of crude oil per day, equivalent to about 9.7 million gallons of oil.
One of the six people arrested in a protest June 27 in Fairfield against the transportation of crude oil in Maine said the group was hoping to raise more awareness about crude oil before the train derailment catastrophe in Lac-Megantic occurred early Saturday.
Read Brugger, 63, of Freedom said the group was going to plan another protest against Montreal, Maine & Atlantic Railway after its recent protest against Pan Am Railways in Fairfield.
"We were hoping to bring awareness about the MMA Railways," Brugger said over the phone Saturday. "It's just tragic this is how the awareness gets out."
Brugger said he'd been tracking MM&A Railways and said it transported crude oil about two or three times a week via the route it was using Saturday.
"When I first heard about it, there was deep concern for the people there," Brugger said. "We knew this was unsafe."
Jesse Scardina of the Morning Sentinel contributed to this report.
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Canadian Doctors for the Protection of Vulnerable Persons
Canadian Doctors for the Protection of Vulnerable Persons in Medical Assistance in Dying
To the Right Honourable Justin Trudeau, Prime Minister
Honourable Jody Wilson-Raybould, Minister of Justice and Attorney-General of Canada
Honourable Jane Philpott, Minister of Health
To the Members of Parliament and Members of the Senate of Canada:
We are writing this letter as Canadian physicians with grave concerns regarding the recent legalization of euthanasia and assisted suicide or "Medical Assistance in Dying" (MAiD) in Canada.
The Canadian Medical Association, Canadian Society of Palliative Care Physicians, Canadian Pediatric Society, Canadian Psychiatric Association, and Canadian Hospice Palliative Care Association, amongst others, have all emphasized the critical importance of safeguards in the context of MAiD. We believe that the voices of Canadian physicians regarding risks to vulnerable persons and society at large have not been adequately heeded in political debate thus far.
We stand firmly behind the Vulnerable Persons Standard (VPS) recommendations (informed by the diverse experience of over 40 Canadian experts in medicine, law, public policy, and ethics):
1. Bill C-14 must pass as federal legislation is absolutely necessary in order to protect vulnerable persons and Canadian society, and to comply with the Carter requirement that a system of safeguards is in place to minimize risks evidenced in other jurisdictions.
2. Only amendments which strengthen safeguards and the protection of vulnerable persons and society should be supported, and any potential amendments that broaden eligibility criteria of Bill C-14 should be strongly rejected.
As the Senate closes deliberations and debate continues in the House of Commons, we urge you to consider the following:
1. The Senate amendment removing the requirement of death being "reasonably foreseeable" is a catastrophic change to Bill C-14 that many physicians hope will be rejected by the House of Commons and subsequently remedied when received back by the Senate. Any legislation on MAiD must maintain an end-of-life requirement in order to safeguard against the normalization of suicide in society and to comply with the Carter v. Canada stipulation that the ruling spoke only to the "factual circumstances" of the two cases involved – both of which involved patients at the end of their lives. Especially given that the amendment to include judicial review was so closely voted down (with abstentions) – and was intended to accompany the removal of an end-of-life requirement – it is incumbent that the Senate reinstate this substantive safeguard of Bill C-14.
2. Any amendments to broaden eligibility (e.g. to include mature minors, advance requests, and where mental illness is the sole underlying medical condition) must be rejected in the interest of patient safety, given the risks evidenced in other jurisdictions.
I. Mature Minors
The Canadian Pediatric Society has cautioned against including mature minors, and we strongly urge all to heed this important physician voice of expertise.
II. Mental illness as the sole underlying condition
The Canadian Psychiatric Association has cautioned that there is no established standard of care in Canada for defining when typical psychiatric conditions are irremediable.
Dr. K. Sonu Gaind, president of the Canadian Psychiatric Association, addresses the challenge of determining irremediability in a letter to the Globe and Mail published May 30th, 2016: "Assessing irremediability in mental illness is very difficult...
Remediability goes beyond biomedical symptoms. Social isolation, underemployment, poverty or lack of housing all have an impact on the suffering from mental illness."
He emphasizes the potential dangers of making decisions regarding MAiD for the mentally ill in the absence of established standards. "Opening the door to assisted suicide for people with mental illness, involving inconsistent application of non-existent standards, would itself be discriminatory against this vulnerable population...Complex decisions without standards become value judgments or best guesses, and we should not be gambling with the vulnerable lives."
III. Advance requests
We strongly support the Senate's decision to reject the inclusion of advance directive in assisted dying. From a physician perspective, excluding MAiD by advance directive is necessary in a regulatory regime aligned with Carter v. Canada, for reasons that include the following:
a) The ruling limits eligibility to persons who experience "suffering that is intolerable to the individual in the circumstances of his or her condition" (para 127).
This requirement speaks to the ability of a person to subjectively and personally report on suffering as being intolerable to him or her in current circumstances and in his or her current condition. Competency is required in order to accurately relay this level of subjective experience. Without a fully competent patient, healthcare professionals and caregivers must rely on objective means of assessing suffering, thereby nullifying any ability to accurately determine if the person's suffering is truly subjectively "intolerable to the individual" in current circumstances.
b) The SCC ruling notes that "the informed consent standard could be applied in the context of physician-assisted death, so long as care was taken to 'ensure a patient is properly informed of her diagnosis and prognosis' and the treatment options described included all reasonable palliative care interventions" (para 27).
Informed consent – critical to the SCC ruling – cannot be done in advance in this context as it would be impossible for a patient to know in advance at a future date the entire scope of "all reasonable palliative care interventions" that might exist at a later time when caregivers consider exercising MAiD as an option.
c) "Coercion, undue influence and ambivalence" are also listed as factors that require physician assessment in determining eligibility for MAiD (para 27), and it would be impossible for any physician – or anyone at all – to be able to predict future sources of coercion or undue influence that might be driving a request for MAiD to be executed. A person who is no longer competent due to dementia would be extremely vulnerable to no longer being able to adequately voice future ambivalence regarding a prior decision for MAiD.
3. Amendments that would support the conscience protection of healthcare professionals and institutions should be supported in order to address the Charter rights of vulnerable patients who wish to continue to have access to healthcare services in which their rights to life, liberty, and security of person are in no way compromised by the legalization of MAiD. It is extremely unfortunate that the voice of vulnerable persons who truly fear the impact of MAiD on maintaining their access to traditional pre-Carter medical care has not been adequately represented by the media. As seen in other jurisdictions where euthanasia and assisted suicide is legal, the majority of people will still wish to die a natural death. Doctors and institutions such as hospices and hospitals have been faithfully assisting patients in dying well for many years through quality palliative care. The CMA recognizes that assisted death as defined by the Supreme Court is distinct from palliative care. The World Health Organization states that palliative care intends neither to hasten or postpone death. Doctors and institutions that provide end-of-life care without seeking to hasten death should be able to continue to do so without being forced to participate in MAiD, directly or indirectly. We support the creation of a patient self-referred central mechanism for persons wishing to seek MAiD. A centralized intake system, as recommended by the CMA, would reconcile the issue of conscience protection and effective access. Ideally, such a system would permit access to a referral for MAiD only after providing a comprehensive interdisciplinary assessment to detect and address potential vulnerability to external pressure or other forms of inducements that may be driving a request for hastened death.
4. We strongly support the amendment requiring the procedural safeguard of palliative care consultation, but caution that this amendment cannot be received as a "trade-off" for any amendments that compromise other safeguards e.g. removing the substantive safeguard of requiring that death be "reasonably foreseeable."
Finally, we believe that physicians have a fiduciary responsibility to present physician concerns in important matters of healthcare policy, and that politicians likewise have a fiduciary responsibility to carefully consider the advice of medical experts. As busy clinicians, many of us have relied on the hard work of the leadership of our national representative body, the Canadian Medical Association, in bringing forward our concerns. However, as we see that not all CMA recommendations have been heeded at this stage of debate, many of us are compelled to carve out time to speak out in this critical time. The legalization of "Medical Assistance in Dying" (MAiD) is by far the most profoundly impacting healthcare policy change of this era, and we trust that the physician voice will be visibly heeded as debate continues over Bill C-14.
Respectfully submitted by,
Dr. Ed Dubland, MD, AAHPMc, MCFP (Palliative Care)
Dr. Constant H. Leung, MD, CCFP (COE), FCFP
The institutional affiliations associated with petition signatures are noted for information purposes and do not imply institutional endorsement of the views reflected in this letter.
This petition is not sponsored by any organization or association and is a grassroots initiative of individual physicians with common concerns regarding Bill C-14. Enquiries regarding this petition may be directed to Dr. Constant Leung and Dr. Ed Dubland.
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Hogar / Sobre Gale Toyota en Enfield, CT / Nuevos modelos de Toyota / Toyota Model Research / 2020 Toyota Supra Enfield CT
2020 Toyota Supra Enfield CT
The time has finally come! After years of wishes, hopes and requests, sports car enthusiasts' dreams have come true… the Toyota Supra has returned! We're absolutely stoked that the iconic Toyota Supra, which was first introduced back in 1978, has finally returned to the lineup to begin establishing Toyota's place in the sports car market once again. The Toyota 86 is a great entry-level option, but the Supra is a high-performance dream car that has the potential to make even the least interested drivers fall in love with a sports car. The all-new Supra is exactly what we were hoping for, and we're so excited to make it available right here in Enfield CT.
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Specs & Features of the 2020 Supra
If we're going to talk about a high-performance sports car like the legendary Toyota Supra, then we should probably first talk about its powertrain. The all-new Supra is powered by a 3.0L turbocharged inline 6-cylinder engine. It's capable of generating 335 horsepower alongside 365 pound-feet of torque, making it one of the most powerful vehicles on the lineup. All that power enables it to get from a complete stop up to 60 miles per hour in just 4.1 seconds, though the vehicle is electronically limited to a top speed of 155 miles per hour.
Other performance features include its 8-speed automatic transmission with paddle shifters and manual mode, active rear sport differential, rear-wheel drive system, active exhaust, automatic start/stop and more. Of course, it's not all just performance in the Supra. While that's certainly it's claim to fame, it's still a Toyota vehicle, which means it has to come with all sorts of other great features and content to create a vehicle you'll enjoy driving each and every day.
Some of those features include things like Supra Connect, an 8.8" high-resolution display audio screen featuring Apple CarPlay connectivity, integrated navigation, Qi-wireless charging, a head-up display and so much more. As for safety, it doesn't come with Toyota Safety Sense, but you can opt for an available Driver Assist Package which includes some of those features, like Blind Spot Monitor and Dynamic Radar Cruise Control. If you're interested in a 2020 Toyota Supra of your own, be sure to get in touch with us right here at Gale Toyota!
2021 Supra 3.0


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Would you like to be starting your day like this? Or, at least as close to this as you can?


I also began writing more. I had my first short story published, joined a couple of writers group, and started working on my first novel. Yea!!
So, what do I have planned for the Nerdstorian? Author interviews, guest podcasts, general history talk, etc. There is so much! I just can't wait to get back out there with my history nerd love! Look for more in the near future!


And so after a brief break from national league games in order to hold GB tryouts two weekends ago, and the King Bowl in the Netherlands this past weekend, we're back with more league games!
Baker Street dropped a game, whilst the Hornets took care of business against their HNC rivals. Nicky Farrell is playing out of his skin for the Hornets, which allows the Hornets to not worry about one spot on the field all the time. They have to play the #10 Oilcats which will indicate where they could be in the rankings. They aren't the leagues most in form team, but they have the experience to glide themselves through the HNC at the moment.
The Buttonhookers didnt start the season on their script, with an early doors lose to the Rebels. However, they did later recover against Reading, and should seemingly brush off all the other teams in the division. It'll be interesting to see how Baker Street handle their next round of fixtures against London & VPP, as they could very well be the deciders.
The Hurricanes impressed as they hosted their first three games, dispatching the Lions 40-19, as well as the Cougars and Phantoms. They have a much bigger test this weekend against the #8 Titans, who can be a very tough opponent, as well as the speedy Spartans.
The last team of that SEC flip flop of games in the rankings are VPP, a hugely rewarding win for the Panthers against the Rebels finally fell to them. They tend to make one small error that every team capitalises on to the max which is the score that differentiates their losses. However, Pete Coppenhall has got the ship sailing and it could be a huge momentum builder in the season.
WOW, what a great surprise to the season. The Titans have shocked the entire MEC and even the flag community. A fantastic start to the season. Normally, we wouldnt place a team who went 3-0 as high, but they didn't simply go 3-0, they knocked off a star studded #7 Giants team, in spectacular fashion. They'll definitely be a team to watch, especially with GB Lion, David MacInally leading the charge on defence.
Not the opening weekend the Giants were hoping for. The Dean Whittingslow led offence could only manage 12 points against the #6 Titans, and that could prove to be a big deal at the end of the season when we hit the playoff seedings. However, if any roster has the star power to recover from their bad (definitely not that bad…) start, then its the Giants. We expect a huge hunt for wins now.
The forever underrated Titans took care of business in opening weekend, with many players making a name for themselves game by game. Ben Roberts shows why he deserves to be a recognised defender in the league, making tackles and interceptions to help new QB, Matt Tibbles. The Tibbles' Ollie-Matt, connection is real so teams better watch the young duo. The Titans face the Hurricanes this weekend, and possibly a resurgent Lions teams.
The athletic young Broncos couldn't cope with the early pressures of the Hornets whilst carrying some injuries. But almost like the Giants, they have so much star power around the lineup. They do have speed to burn, with Kevin and Callum Woods both being dynamic playmakers, the young veteran (work that one out!) Fraser Thomson at HC and anywhere on the field for that matter. Expect to see them put things right in forthcoming games.
The Oilcats make their first appearance into the rankings, perhaps in a harsh fashion too. They went 2-0 on opening weekend and even scored 120 points in the process, however they've yet to be tested by the other big two Scottish teams, so we'll reserve judgement on the Oilcats for a few more weeks!
So… after an eventful weekend, we see the Lions drop out of the power rankings for the first time in their teams history! It may be a bit harsh, but they did lose all three games in Cardiff. The Spartans are also taking charge with Jeff Bond at QB and a huge matchup against the Hurricanes and Cougars this weekend. The Blackhawks also dropped out of the top ten, but still maintained a 2-1 start to the season, a potential dark horse in the making.