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Finn Dooley, Grandson of Dakota Pioneers
Finn Dooley is a descendent of Irish immigrants who in the 1850's claimed their first homesteads near Rochester and Faribault, Minnesota. The Great Potatoe Famine evicted his family from Ireland. His grandparents were North Dakota homesteaders who claimed portions of Assiniboine and Sisseton lands in McHenry and Benson counties. His mother was a reading teacher. His father was Assistant Superintendent of Public Instruction and befre that a coach, science teacher, and school superintendent on the ethnically cleansed Great Sioux Reservation.
Work in the Oil Industry
Finn's interest in the oil industry began when he was a third-grader. In the 1950s, he lived in Belfield, North Dakota, home of the world's most capable oilfield drillers. He watched some of the Williston Basin's first oil wells being drilled near Fryburg. In 1968, while he awaited the Vietnam Era Draft, he worked on two high gas pressure wells south of Gillette, WY. One of those blew out. The other's evaporation pit overflowed during a thunderstorm pouring salt and chemicals into the adjoining creek. He knows the risks of careless oilfield operations and the damages which salt, chemicals and oil inflict on surface owners' productive land.
He understands the danger of untrained or careless humans handling dangerous chemicals. His life experiences exposed him to the hazards of extractive industries. Often both man and beast, and of course land and water, are injured and sometimes destroyed by mining for rock or oil. For example, while working 4700 feet under the earth in a hard rock mining operation known as South Dakota's Homestake Gold Mine, he began the first of many work place rescue endeavors. He picked up a dead companion whose head was crushed in a train accident deep in the earth. His dead companion was highly regarded gold miner who knew the risks of the place but momentarily forgot what he was doing. He has witnessed similar serious injury or death events, some of them involving chemical spills not only in Wyoming but also in Louisiana and North Dakota oilfield drilling operations. In his 30 year law practice, he has served hundreds of workers and their survivors who have been severely injured or suffered wrongful death in the workplace. Work place safety practices in the oil field have changed the oil patch. State and federal regulators are on alert. The same kind of concern does not yet exist for protection of land and water.
Finn's work on oil drilling operations in the Louisiana swamps and offshore showed him the worst and best of the Ameican oil industry. The most decrepit of the oil rigs he worked on pumped its effluents directly into the bayous.
Finn's last work as an oilfield worker was on a 500 foot tall, deep water rig owned by Sinclair Oil.That drilling rig was state-of-the-art, an artificial reef. Gulf Coast fish, fishermen and Sinclair prospered.
How did you move from working in the oil industry to your law career?
With a spirit of adventure funded by well-paid jobs in extractive industries such as mining and oil he explored the remotes of North America. Motivated by the international character of the Crozier fathers, he studied the lives of the people of Southeast Asia. His law school funded his first significant trip abroad to Ghana, Nigeria and the Ivory Coast. Medical missionaries welcomed him to Guatemala and Honduras. The International Institute of Christian Scholars took note of his work in mines, steel mills, smelting operations and the oil patch and invited him to teach health and environmental law the most polluted city in Kazakhstan.
25 Year Legal Practice in Bismarck, North Dakota
His practice was predominately machinery accidents, heavy and highway construction. In collaboration with the ACLU, he won a North Dakota Constitutional case, Cardiff v. BIsmarck Pubic Schoo District, 263 N.W.2d 105 (N.D. 1978), which requires text books be provided school children free of charge. As attorney for the United Plainsmen he drafted the pleadings and wrote the briefs that led to the victory that established that, in North Dakota, water is Public Trust property. (More on this below.)
He often was in contest with the N.D. Workers Compensation Bureau. His first chemical exposure cases involved oilfield drilling fluids. During his service as a member of the American Bar Association Environmental Committee and during his travels Finn has studied the oil industry. He has focused on Third World countries, South America, Nigeria and Kazakhstan. He concludes North Dakota should learn from Third World nations. The oil industry consistently creates a gold rush atmosphere. Local enforcement staff are overwhelmed and underfunded. One of the euphemisms of governance is a cynical statement that agencies are created to regulate. They fail because they are captured.It is expressed bluntly as The Rule of Capture. Frequently elected and appointed officials breach their duties, sometimes negligently, other times corruptly. American oil-producing states share a similar legacy. The oil industry leaves behind salt and chemically damaged land and corrupted waters.
Education, Adventure, Employments in and Out Of the Legal Profession
Finn studied faith and morals with two different Catholic Orders the first, the Crozier Fathers are now 813 years old and the second, the Columban Fathers are now 97 years old. He received his bachelor science degree in Botany and Chemistry from North Dakota State University (1968). He has served the United States Department of Agriculture in two internships one involving range land management and the other involving wheat breeding. He taught science and coached track while he waited the Vietnam Era Draft. He is an honorably discharged United States Army veteran was a paratrooper and Syrian-Arabic linguist.
Upon his discharge he earned his JD degree from University of North Dakota (1975) and his M. Ed. from Lesley University (2005).
He began his solo law practice in Bismarck North Dakota 1976.
Leading Cases
He studied property and environmental law under Robert E. Beck, one of the world's preeminent water lawyers and author of a three volume treatise called "Waters and Water Law." With Prof. Beck's guidance, Finn designed and briefed North Dakota's leading case on the Public Trust Doctrine, United Plainsmen v. N. D. Water Conservation Comm'n 247 N. W. 2d 457 (N.D. 1976 ). To this day, the case is cited in every treatise on water law as a "gap filler." In 2005, the North Dakota Water Commission finally agreed with the unanimous court and issued North Dakota's Sovereign Lands ______ which protects citizens' trust property, that is, both water, lands, lakes, and rivers. A series of North Dakota Atty. Gen. Opinions have advanced the scope of the Public Trust Doctrine and clearly declare that the Public Trust Doctrine likely applies to historic and cultural sites.
Preservation of Wetlands and Historic Sites
As a citizen activist, he undertook two proceedings which prompted the United States Army Corps of Engineers to enforce Section 404 Protections of Wetlands. The first resulted in the preservation of Painted Woods, south of Washburn, North Dakota. That historic portion of the Missouri River Valley was a hunting ground of the tribes of the Missouri River Valley, a wood yard for the steamboats which served the Montana gold rush.The preserved site includes a portion of the land once occupied by an 1880s Russian Jewish Agricultural Colony.
The other section 404 endeavor required United Power Association and Community Power Association of Falkirk, North Dakota to relocate their cool ash disposal site away from windowpane sloughs. In contrast to Duke Energy in North Carolina, North Dakota's coal companies have not dump their ashes in areas that corrupt rivers or water sheds.
Involvement in Salt Contaminated Land and Water Council, Inc. also known as "SLC"
Finn's first exposures to industrial point source pollution were on the Iron Range of Minnesota. Restoration of northern Minnesota's iron Range first mined 1860s has occurred. Often the lag time between mining and restoration has exceeded 80 years. Thinking now of salt and oilfield chemicals, North Dakota's oil entrepreneurs began their Williston basin drilling operations in the 1950s. Unfortunately, North Dakota oil entrepreneurs made a legally unfortunate and most damaging choice. They disregarded their own professional association, the American Petroleum Institute, that had seen the damage done to Louisiana farmlands in the early 1900s. Salt dumped in pits killed plants, poisoned fish, and ruined lands. In response the API, as early as 1931, formally adopted and promulgated a warning to its membership not to dispose of produced saltwater or chemicals in unlined evaporation pits. In North Dakota the oil industry disposed of salt and chemicals in unlined pits until the late 1970s.
Who knew and when did they know it? The question brings back memories of Ronald Reagan. Although the elected and appointed state officials in North Dakota may not have known of the dangers of dumping salt and chemicals in unlined pits especially in or near watersheds the oil industry did know and ignored the risk.
In the mid-seventies, Finn began serving oilfield workers suffering chemical poisoning. He did water damage cases. His first involvement with salt contamination problems occurred two years ago after he had returned from teaching environmental and health law in Kazakhstan.
He has personally investigated salted land in Billings, Bottineau, McHenry and McKenzie counties in North Dakota. He has interviewed state and federal soil scientists and read their papers. As coordinator of the SLC he has assisted farmers and ranchers in presenting their complaints to state officials and preparing their legal cases. The coordinator role requires careful thought, action and speech because too often those who ought to be allies who have interest in land and its preservation take viewpoints which are hostile to one another.
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U.S. Saw Increase in Domestic Terror Threats in 2022
The sweeping police raids in Germany earlier this month which nabbed 25 members of a far-right group who were plotting to topple the government and replace it with a Kaiser, highlighted the shifting and increasingly complex landscape facing Western countries in 2022 and, counterterrorism officials say, for years to come.
Protecting Democracy: Jan. 6 Panel's Recommendations, Proposed Reforms
On Thursday, 22 December, the House committee examining last year's attack on the U.S. Capitol issued its long-awaited final report. The final report also proposes eleven reforms aiming to ensure that Trump's attempt to subvert the will of the voters and prevent the peaceful transition of power from one president to the next would not be repeated.
Congress Passes Legislation That Will Close Off Presidential Election Mischief and Help Avoid Another Jan. 6
Presidential elections are complicated. But in a move aimed at warding off future crises like the Jan. 6, 2021, riot at the U.S. Capitol, the Senate and House have passed legislation to clarify ambiguous and trouble-prone aspects of the process.
Who Can Guarantee Russian Security?
What Makes Putin Insecure? Putin's insecurity might start with anxiety about his personal future, but he has extended this into a vision for Russia that involves a permanent struggle with the West and its liberalism. In the end the biggest threats to Russian security do not lie outside its borders but inside its capital.
Terrorist Recruitment Now Happens Mainly Online – Which Makes Offenders Easier to Catch
It is notoriously difficult to work out how and why someone becomes a terrorism risk. But in our research, we've started to identify important patterns when it comes to different journeys into extremist offending. Most notably, we've found that in recent years, people who go on to be convicted of terrorist offenses are far more likely to have been radicalized online – without any offline interactions at all – than was the case in the past.
Cryptocurrency Crashes Recall the Wild Days of "Free Banking"
The U.S. used to have hundreds of unregulated private currencies backed by shaky assets. Sound familiar?
A Simmering Revolt Against Groundwater Cutbacks in California
In 2014, California legislators, focused on groundwater's accelerating decline during a prolonged drought, passed the Sustainable Groundwater Management Act. New agencies find making sustainability plans is hard, but easier than persuading growers to accept them.
Experts: North Korea's ICBMs Pose Preemption Challenges for US
North Korea's rapidly advancing ICBM capabilities pose a growing threat to the United States and its allies, especially as it will become increasingly difficult to destroy Pyongyang's missiles prior to launch with preemptive strikes.
Accepting Reality: For the Foreseeable Future, Denuclearizing North Korea May Be Unattainable
For two decades now, U.S. policymakers have sought North Korean denuclearization. In the early 2000s, it appeared to be a necessary goal, because a nuclear North Korea would threaten U.S. allies, spread nuclear weapons beyond the Korean Peninsula, damage the sanctity of the nuclear taboo, and eventually threaten U.S. territory. But the enemy gets a vote, and it is now clear that for the foreseeable future, there is nothing the United States can do, short of a direct military attack, to eliminate North Korea's nuclear weapons.
Ten Most Significant World Events in 2022
Future historians may come to regard 2022 as a hinge in history, marking the end of one era and the beginning of another. Major war returned to Europe, with the attendant threats of nuclear strikes, and the door closed firmly shut on the U.S. policy of strategic engagement with China. As 2022 comes to a close, here are the top ten most notable world events of the past year.
To Quit Russian Gas, EU Invests Billions in LNG
The European Union is investing billions in infrastructure in its effort to replace Russian fuels with liquefied natural gas. This could prove to be a dead end — both for taxpayers and for the climate.
Public-Facing Counter-Terrorism Strategic Communication Campaigns
The Situational Threat and Response Signals (STARS) project responds to the challenge of how to communicate effectively with the public about terrorism risks and threats in an increasingly complex and fragmented information environment.
Protecting DoD Microelectronics from Adversary Influence
The NSA publicly released four Cybersecurity Technical Reports to help the Department of Defense protect field-programmable gate array (FPGA)-based systems from adversary influence.
Washington's Semiconductor Sanctions Won't Slow China's Military Build-Up
Advanced semiconductors underpin everything from autonomous vehicles to hypersonic weapon systems. Chips are imperative to the defense industry and technologies of the future. By targeting this critical input, the Biden administration aims to freeze China's semiconductor suite at 2022 levels and impede its military development. Despite the bleak short-term outlook, it is wrong to assume that US controls will hobble China for years.
The Right Time for Chip Export Controls
On Oct. 7, the U.S.-China tech competition heated up dramatically when the Biden administration imposed wide-ranging semiconductor-related export controls on China. Martijn Rasser and Kevin Wolf write that "There is no crystal ball that can divine the outcome, given how unprecedented and wide ranging these actions are." They add: "The Biden administration made the right call by acting now, particularly if it is successful at getting allied cooperation on the essence of the rules soon."
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As Capitol police became overpowered on Jan. 6, the Pentagon sent security to the homes of military leaders, per the former Capitol police chief
Congress rejects funding increase for DHS biometric system, directs independent review
'Complex threat environment' ahead of midterm elections, top cybersecurity official says
New Details Outline Depth of Former Massachusetts Police Officer's Role in Charlottesville Race Riot
Nuclear reactor restarts, but Japan's energy policy in flux
Hawking says he lost $100 bet over Higgs discovery
Kansas getting $500K in law enforcement grants
Bill widens Sacramento police, sheriff's contract security opportunities
DHS awards $97 million in port security grants
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Cellphone firms share location data with law enforcement, not users
Residents of Murrieta, California, will have to subscribe for emergency services
Ohio's Homeland Security funding drops sharply
Ports of L.A., Long Beach get Homeland Security grants
Homeland security gets involved with Indiana water conservation
LAPD embraces "predictive policing"
New GPS rival is hack-proof
German internal security service head quits over botched investigation
Americans favor Obama to defend against space aliens: poll
U.S. Coast Guard creates "protest-free zone" in Alaska oil drilling zone
Congress passes measure to enhance Israel security ties
Wickr enables encrypted, self-destructing iPhone messages
NASA explains Why clocks got an extra second on 30 June
Cybercrime disclosures rare despite new SEC rule
First nuclear reactor to go back online since Japan disaster met with protests
Israeli security fence architect: Why the barrier had to be built
DHS allocates nearly $10 million to Jewish nonprofits
Turkey deploys troops, tanks to Syrian border
Israel fears terror attacks on Syrian border
Ontario's emergency response protocols under review after Elliot Lake disaster
Colorado wildfires to raise insurance rates in future years
Colorado fires threaten IT businesses
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The long view
January 6th Report Summarizes Extremist Threat – But Leaves Key Gaps
The House Jan. 6 committee's 845-page report is unquestionably valuable, but significant questions remain largely unanswered around two interrelated components of the committee's investigation: the scope of law enforcement and intelligence failures preceding the attack on the U.S. Capitol, and what concrete steps should be taken to combat both those failures and the rising threat of domestic violent extremism in the aftermath of January 6th.
Far-Left Extremist Groups in the United States
Far-left extremism in the United States was most active during the period between the 1960s and 1980s. In the 1990s, a new type of left-extremism began to emerge – what the FBI calls "special-interest extremism," as expressed by groups such as the Animal Liberation Front (ALF) and Earth Liberation Front (ELF). The far left encompasses multiple ideologies, but security experts believe that a large percentage of far-left radicals subscribe to at least one of three main classifications: anarchism, communism/socialism/Marxism, and autonomous radicals.
Concerns About Extremists Targeting U.S. Power Stations
Attacks on four power stations in Washington State over the weekend added to concerns of a possible nationwide campaign by far-right extremists to stir fears and spark civil conflict. Violent extremists "have developed credible, specific plans to attack electricity infrastructure since at least 2020, identifying the electric grid as a particularly attractive target given its interdependency with other infrastructure sectors," the DHS said in a January.
New Bill Proposes Banning TikTok in the U.S.
Both the administration and Congress have moved to limit, or even ban, TikTok in the United States because of worries about China using the Chinese-owned platform to gather personal data on millions of Americans. Justin Sherman writes that "all told, it is a noteworthy piece of legislation, and it delineates between the risk of data access and the risk of content manipulation better than then-President Trump's executive order on TikTok."
Was George Santos Groomed to be a Russian Agent?
Among the multitude of lies and falsehoods newly elected Rep. George Santos (R-N.Y.) has concocted, the most intriguing item – and likely the source of Santos's most serious potential legal trouble – are his campaign finances. What is especially noticeable, and disturbing, are the generous contributions Santos has received from Viktor Vekselberg, one of Vladimir Putin's wealthiest and most influential courtiers. "For all we know," writes one commentator, "some foreign power may have bought itself a congressman. This isn't outlandish speculation."

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Professor James Jones Receives ASE 2019's Most Influential Paper Award
Associate Professor of Informatics James Jones recently received the Most Influential Paper award at the 34th IEEE/ACM International Conference on Automated Software Engineering (ASE 2019). The award recognizes the most influential ASE paper for the past 15 years, and this year's committee selected "Empirical Evaluation of the Tarantula Automatic Fault-Localization Technique," by Jones and the late Mary Jean Harrold. Written in 2005, it is the most cited paper of all time for the ASE conference, and according to Google Scholar, it has more than 1,000 citations.
Professor James Jones receiving the Most Influential Paper award at ASE 2019.
This paper is largely responsible for introducing and popularizing the field of work that is now called Spectra-based Fault Localization. The main contribution of this paper and work is to analyze correlations between execution information that were gathered in white-box testing practices, and the pass/fail status of the test cases that produced them. Doing so can point to locations in the software's code that are likely to contain the bugs that caused the testing failures, and thus can provide automated debugging assistance to software developers.
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Travel with kids… It isn't impossible!
Travel with kids everything is complex but not everything is as difficult as it sounds.
Holiday season is here! This time of the year definitely sees an up rise in the number of little travelers accompanying parents everywhere. Be it planes, trains or road trips, these little ones are seen laughing, crying, running all around and enjoying each and every moment. When one travels with their children, they are giving them something that can never be taken away – experience, exposure, and a way of life! Seeing new places, meeting new people and new experiences sets an educative tone in the kids. iNTELLYJELLY believes such an exposure teaches adaptability and co-existing values to a kid.
A family vacation sets the tone of harmony and breaks the monotony of life. Often in our busy schedules, we are all work and no play. Few days out gives us that boost and naturally works wonders for the bond of parents and children's relationship. The kids need a break too. Studies show a kid that travels a lot learns to keep patience and be flexible in majority of the situations. School, television and books can teach them for sure but actual learning happens at outdoors wherein there are no set rules and no set instructions. A family should build traditions of vacations & trips & outings. These moments will never be forgotten and always be cherished by the children.
Kids as travelers are also not same. Few of them are avid travelers, they are cheerful and people around them are delighted to interact with these angels. Many a times, a kid in good mood uplifts the milieu and imparts positivism to all. Mood changes to celebration with joy all around. These can be seen playing around and being excited about the journey. Some other kids are the finicky ones, and to handle their mood swings & temperament is an enormous task. We all have come across shouting & screaming ones in our journey. They are tough on parents and to some other travelers as well. But well, the kid is just in a foul mood or unhappy about something. With time and effort, he can be turned around. Anyway, travelling with kids isn't really a mayhem, if handled well. Travel with kids They are keen souls, they need to know the how and when of all. It is a fine thing that a kid is curious, he is just trying to be open to new stuff, that's all!
How to handle little travelers?
Some basic co-travelling mannerisms can be taught to kids. They should be privy to such knowledge of dos & don'ts of being in public. Also, it isn't a mammoth task to keep a kid busy while actually travelling to a destination, iNTELLYJELLY feels a kid just needs to be kept occupied in journey, once at destination they are busy donning explorer's hat! A kid's mind is full of questions and curiosity about everything is at primary. Such inquisitive minds should be supported and answered with appropriate reasoning and fortitude. Educative games, moral based story books, popular kid's magazines and activities to keep their minds busy and thinking is all that is required.
iNTELLYJELLY recommends its online children's magazines and story books in such travels. It's very important to educate our children with current and worldly issues as well as building their character with moral and learning stories. It'll surely keep their 'questioning' minds busy & occupied throughout the trip. Surely a win-win situation, for the children as well as the parents.
Travel the world and make new memories! Such memories made together last a lifetime.


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Sunrise at the border of the Netherlands and Belgium. Two countries split by the river Meuse. Picture taken from the belgium side during golden hour w
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City of Dinant along the River Meuse with a large church steeple and high cliffs with a stone fortress on top; Dinant, Belgium
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View of picturesque Dinant town. Belgium
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Waterreflection of Dinant, Belgium
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ROTTERDAM NETHERLANDS - MAR 16 2016: Maersk container ship on the Meuse river in the Port of Rotterdam during sunset.
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Dinant, Belgium. Cityscape image of beautiful historical city of Dinant with the reflection of the city in the Meuse River at summer sunset.
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Children play with boats on the river Meuse, in the background the pedestrian bridge Hoge Brug and to the right the quay with old buildings in Maastri
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Colourful houses and tourist boats cruising along the River Meuse, Dinant, Namur, Belgium, Europe
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Old trenches from the First World War at Fort Douaumont, Verdun, Meuse departement, Lorraine region, France
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Riverside of the Meuse, Maastricht, Netherlands
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Bridge over Meuse river, Namur, Wallonia, Belgium
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Plaque: Warrior fighting a dragon Meuse ( France today ) to 1160-1170 champleve enamel on gilt copper French
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Dinant, Namur / Belgium - 11 August 2019: horizontal view of tourists enjoying an evening walk along the Meuse river in the historic old town of Dinan
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'''Bières de la Meuse'', 1897, Alphonse-Marie Mucha, National Museum of Catalan Art, Museu Nacional d Art de Catalunya, MNAC, Barcelona, Spain, Europe
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Cargo barge sailing along the River Meuse in Liege, Wallonia, Belgium, Europe
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OSSUARY OF DOUAUMONT (aerial view). Meuse, Lorraine, Grand Est, France.
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Altar or reliquary cross, 1170, Meuse Valley, France, British Museum, London, England, UK, GB, British Isles
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geography / travel, Netherlands, Holland, Rotterdam, Erasmus bridge, river Nieuwe Meuse, multi-storey , Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available
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Old railway bridge running over floodlands of river Maas on snowy day, Hedel, Gelderland, Netherlands
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Panorama view of the small town of Dinant on the Maas river with the historic citadel and cathedral
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Canal du Centre, UNESCO World Heritage Site, linking Meuse and Scheidt Rivers, Belgium, Europe
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Restaurants along the river Meuse at Dinant, Belgium
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Sint Servaas Bridge overthe Meuse, Maastricht, Netherlands
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Häuserzeile an der Maas (Meuse), Namur, Wallonie (Wallonien), Belgien, Europa
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The historic city of Namur and the River Meuse, Belgium
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Collegiate church and Citadel on the River Meuse, Dinant, Namur, Belgium
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8160. Dinant & R Meuse, Ardennes, Belgium, Europe
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Meuse river with Jambes bridge and Citadel of Namur fortress on the hill, Namur, Wallonia, Belgium
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River Meuse in Liège (Belgium)
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AERIAL VIEW. City of Dinant on the banks of the Meuse River. Namur Province, Wallonia, Belgium.
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Ferry crossing the River Meuse to the Île d'Yvoir, Wallonia, Belgium
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The source of the Meuse (Maas) river in Pouilly-en-Bassigny, France
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Birthplace of Joan of Arc, Domremy-la-Pucelle, Meuse department, France
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Rotterdam skyline and New Meuse river - shipping on Nieuwe Maas river and Rotterdam port - Netherlands economy - Dutch economy - Dutch commerce
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Rotterdam, The Meuse, Paul Signac, 1906,
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Citadel and Collegiate Church on River Meuse, Dinant, Wallonia, Belgium, Europe
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The Citadel / Castle of Namur along the river Meuse, Belgium
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Sint Servaas Bridge over the Meuse, Maastricht, Netherlands
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France, Meuse (55), Madine lake (aerial view) // Meuse (55), lac de Madine (vue aerienne)
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Row of houses with a bench on the Meuse, Namur, Wallonia, Belgium, Europe
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Aerial view, RWTH Aachen, Aachen, Meuse-Rhine Euroregion, North Rhine Westphalia, Germany, Europe, Aerial view, birds-eyes view,
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River Meuse (River Maas) at Maastricht with commercial motor barge and tour boats beyond
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8275. Tour Chaussee & R Meuse, Verdun, Piccardy, France, Europe
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Liege cityscape and Meuse river
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Old town houses on the Meuse, Dinant, Namur Province, Wallonia, Belgium
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AERIAL VIEW. The medieval citadel overlooking the Collegiate Church of Notre Dame on the right bank of the Meuse River. Dinant, Wallonia, Belgium.
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Erasmusbrug bridge and Kop van Zuid district on the Meuse or Maas River, Rotterdam, Holland, the Netherlands, Europe
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Rotterdam, The Meuse, Paul Signac, 1906, Zurich Kunsthaus, Zurich, Switzerland, Europe
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Dinant, Belgium. Eglise Notre-Dame. Originally built 1240 - rebuilt several times since after damage. River Meuse
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France, Meuse, the Meuse at Verdun and the municipal theater
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Historic walls on the riverside of the Meuse in Maastricht, Netherlands
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Namur and Meuse river, view up to the citadel, Belgium, Europe
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Citadel of Dinant on Meuse River, Dinant, Province of Namur, Wallonia, Belgium, Europe
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Maastricht Saint Servatius arched bridge crossing the River Meuse with the spire of St Martin's Church (Sint Martinuskerk) beyon
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Barge on the Meuse river in Rotterdam
Barge on the Meuse river in Rotterdamhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-barge-on-the-meuse-river-in-rotterdam-113384987.html
Liege downtown with Meuse river, Belgium
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View from the citadel over the Meuse valley, Dinant, Namur province, Wallonia, Belgium
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Man sailing boat along Juliana Canal at sunrise
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Banks of the Meuse or Maas River, Noordereiland district, Kop van Zuid district on the Meuse River, Rotterdam, Holland
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Colorful Dinant town view with its citadel and church by sunset, Belgium
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Bridge over the river Meuse and the Citadel / Castle of Namur, Belgium
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France, Meuse, region of Verdun, the secondary road D964
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The Hoge Brug, pedestrian and cycle bridge that spans the Meuse, Maastricht, Netherlands
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Pont de Fragnée bridge over the Meuse, Liège, Wallonie, Belgium, Europe
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River Meuse (maas) and long quay wall separating the main channel & providing moorings for visiting motorboats between bridges
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Good Friday is the most important day in the history of the entire world.
It is the saddest day of the year.
It is the worst day in all of history.
It became for us the best day in all of history.
Easter is the most important festival in the church year. But there would be no Easter without Good Friday.
What if Jesus had risen from the dead, but had not atoned for our sins?
He would have gone back to heaven, because he was innocent, but we could never have been given the chance to go to heaven.
On Good Friday we honor the death and burial of Jesus. It is a funeral day, a day of mourning, giving tribute and honor to the life of Christ.
Good Friday is the second of the three solemn liturgical days, called the "Sacred Triduum". It comes from the Latin, and means "Holy Three-Days."
The 3 days are Holy Thursday, Good Friday, and Holy Saturday. It is also known as the Easter Triduum, Paschal Triduum, and Holy Triduum.
It has been a custom, a most holy observance for centuries in many countries, in many churches, and many families, to keep this a day of silence, prayer, meditation.
Many of us have attended funerals. But no funeral is as solemn, as universally observed, as Good Friday.
The whole Christian church, all over the world, is in mourning. It is the death and funeral of our Saviour, the Messiah.
In many churches and denominations, there are special services held, to commemorate the life, death, and resurrection of our Lord, Jesus Christ.
For many centuries in many countries, no work was done on these 3 days, to allow church attendance, to show our reverent devotion and appreciation to God for our salvation, and, on Good Friday, to mourn the sufferings and death of Christ, who loved us so much.
But what about his enemies? What about us who by sin are the enemies of God?
On Good Friday, the churches are bare, there are no flowers, the cloth used is purple and black, which are colors of weeping and mourning.
During his agony, while Jesus was while Jesus was on the cross, there was complete darkness over the whole earth.
Even the stars - that come out at night - found it hard to shine on the saddest day in history.
But the real stars we must thank, are the stars of the greatest events in all of history. Yes, we are grateful that Jesus' suffering now is over. But it wasn't easy. It came at a great price, the greatest sacrifice ever. In fact, the cost was of infinite value.
We thank the true stars of the show, the Maker of all and his son Jesus, for giving the most costly gift to us that ever was given - his own life and death, every drop of his blood, his excruciating suffering of body and soul - the scourging, mockery, blasphemy, curses, hatred of people - betrayed and denied by friends - and abandoned by God.
But let us never give up hope. We still have hope. Hope that in a few days, Jesus will rise. Hope for everlasting joy and resurrection in Christ.


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Suicide bomb hits mosque in northwest Pakistan
Posted: 6:48 AM, Sep 16, 2016

Screen shot of Google map of Ambar, Pakistan.

KHAR, Pakistan (AP) — A suicide bomber attacked a mosque in northwest Pakistan on Friday, killing at least 24 worshippers and wounding 28 others, officials said. Several children were also among those killed or wounded in the deadly attack.
The attacker shouted "God is Great" as he entered the mosque in the village of Ambar in Pakistan's Mohmand tribal region, government administrator Naveed Akbar told The Associated Press. He said rescuers were transporting the dead and wounded to nearby hospitals.
Pashin Gul, the head of local tribal police, confirmed that it was a suicide attack. He said the bombing took place during Friday prayers, adding that several of the wounded were in a critical condition.
Saeed Khan, the in charge of hospital in the town of Khar, said an army helicopter was being used to transport the critically wounded to Peshawar, the main city in northwestern Pakistan.
One of the wounded, 41-year-old Ghulam Khan, 41, said he heard a deafening explosion during the prayers and then he fell down. "I cried for help, but no one came to me ... there were other bodies ... wounded worshippers, who were reciting verses from Quran and waiting for help," he told The Associated Press from his hospital bed.
Khan said local residents and tribal police helped ferry the wounded to hospital.
No group immediately claimed responsibility for the attack. The country has witnessed several large-scale militant attacks this year, claimed by an offshoot of the Pakistani Taliban and the Islamic State group. Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan issued a statement, condemning the attack.
Pakistan's tribal regions, which border Afghanistan, were considered to be strongholds of Pakistani Taliban militants until 2014, when the military launched a major operation there, evicting and killing large numbers of insurgents. However, violence has continued in some of the tribal regions.
Friday's attack came hours after army chief Gen. Raheel Sharif met with Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif to discuss security issues. According to a government statement, Sharif pledged to continue the war against terrorism.
The military says some 18,000 civilians and 5,000 soldiers have been killed in militant attacks in Pakistan since the September 11, 2001 attacks in the United States, when Islamabad threw its support behind Washington in the war on terror.


At our March 2013 meeting Dorothy Browne Haines shared her collection of photos and extensive knowledge about printing in the 20th Century through her family's business: The East Side Print Shop and the East Side News newspaper, which they published for almost 40 years (1924 – 1962).Copies of the newspaper are on microfilm and available for viewing in the Wisconsin Historical Society Library.
Dorothy Browne Haines when she first joined the firm in 1952.
Marshall Browne Sr. started the East Side News because he felt a community publication with the personal touch of the old hometown newspaper could help the East side which felt a little left out of city affairs.
Browne felt the East Side News contributed to community consciousness in covering East side news usually neglected by the daily newspapers. The East Side News emphasized news of local businesses, schools, churches, youth organizations and local government when it directly affected East-siders. Browne is proud of the fact that in its 38 years the East Side News never published news of murders, crimes, divorces and scandals.
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His daughter Dorothy Browne Haines joined the firm in 1952 as a reporter and photographer and became the business manager.
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Royal Eklof at a press purchased in the 1950s.
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That Lucky Old Sun Track-by-track XVII: Southern California
The closing track of That Lucky Old Sun is a simple but beautiful reflection on Brian's career and the California dream that the Beach Boys music will always be associated with. While it may reflect an idealised world, it also shows the ability of Brian's music to take the listener to another place.
All the great features of Brian's music are here -the harmony, melody and the ability to effortlessly move from one section to another. The version on the album is an extension of the song as performed when the work was premiered.
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That Lucky Old Sun Track-by-track XVI: Going Home
The penultimate track on That Lucky Old Sun starts off as a pretty standard rocker, but then has an astonishing acapella break where Brian mentions "at 25 I turned out the light, cause I couldn't handle the glare in my tired eyes." Although Brian never really went away in 1968/1969, there is a sense of completion in this wonderful work, where Brian returns to his origins in Southern California and the roots of all the things that made him great.
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That Lucky Old Sun Track-by-track XV: That Lucky Old Sun (Reprise)
Wednesday, December 2nd, 2009
This is a brief and very beautiful interpolation of the title song, featuring a plaintive melody and some great band vocals.
That Lucky Old Sun Track-by-track XIV: Midnight's Another's Day
If anyone still doubted Brian Wilson could write a great new song in the 2000s, Midnight Another Day was evidence that Brian's skill in creating music that digs into the deepest ineffable emotional states was still very much intact. This is certainly a song that can be mentioned in the same breaths as Warmth Of The Sun, 'Til I Die and Caroline No as Brian again faces up to his darkest demons and the sustaining forces that led him back to the light.
The song was previewed on Brian's website weeks before its live premiere at the Royal Festival Hall concerts in September 2007. The live version left the audiences breathless and sometimes tearful as Brian reclaimed his premier songwriting territory.
That Lucky Old Sun Track-by-track XIII: Can't Wait Too Long
Apparently at the request of Darian Sahanaja, a snippet from Brian's long hidden 1967 work was included as part of the That Lucky Old Sun suite. During the concerts, the song was accompanied by visuals of the Wilson brothers.
That Lucky Old Sun Track-by-track XII: Oxygen To The Brain
On the surface, this is one of Brian's "live healthy" songs, but it is also clearly autobiographical with the references to Brian crying "a million tears" and wasting "a lot of years." The mentions of not being lazy and destroying rather creating also hint at salvation that Brian found through the creating process and taking in what life has to offer, rather than retreating from it. A jaunty and melodic arrangement add to track and make it one of the centrepieces of Brian's journey through the ups and downs of Southern California.
That Lucky Old Sun Track-by-track XI: Narrative: Between Pictures
The last narrative section on That Lucky Old Sun continues the California Role theme of movies, Hollywood and Southern Californian dreams with some more Van Dykes Parks wordplay.
That Lucky Old Sun Track-by-track X: California Role/That Lucky Old Sun (Reprise) Medley
Saturday, November 7th, 2009
This track focuses on the Hollywood dreams that Los Angeles represents and features lead vocalists from co-writer Scott Bennett in the opening section. The title is a pun on a popular sushi dish in the ever-hip Southern California area.
That Lucky Old Sun Track-by-track IX: Narrative: Cinco De Mayo
The Latin themes continue in this narrative section celebrating the Mexican influence on the city of angels. The title refers to a regional holiday in Mexico (Spanish for "fifth of May").
That Lucky Old Sun Track-by-track VIII: Mexican Girl
That Lucky Old Sun takes a turn to south of the border for the next two tracks; this is a straightforward love song with some fairly stereotypical Latin-flavored lyrics. However Brian's melodic touches and stacks of harmony take this song out of mediocrity and make it very listenable.


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Blues rocker, Beth Hart, warmed a cold Chicago night by selling out the city's Park West venue.
Park West, which is a relatively intimate venue at the best of times, was even more so on Saturday night. The tables reached right up to the edge of the stage and there wasn't an empty seat in the house.
The crowd, who were already in good spirits, was even more so after a great set from opener Matt Anderson. He stepped alone on to the stage with his guitar and entertained the room with his brand of acoustic blues. Great vocals, guitar playing, and good rapport with the audience made sure sales of his CDs from the merch stand have been particularly strong in Chicago.
From the moment Beth and her band launched into "I Love You More Than You'll Ever Know," it was clear this was going to be one of those nights where the crowd and the band were on exactly the same wavelength. Taking a seat behind her piano for heartfelt songs "Better Man" (a song penned for her husband) and "Thru The Window Of My Mind," Beth's voice was phenomenal. She was back on her feet for "Delicious Surprise" and the atmosphere kept building as Ray Charles' "Sinner's Prayer" showed off the whole band at their best with some particularly good slide guitar work. The crowd was on their feet and singing along for Delaney and Bonnie's "Well, Well" before "Sister Heroine" slowed things down again with some passionate vocals and a ripping guitar solo.
Beth looked like she was having a great time and paused to talk to the crowd throughout the set, setting the background to songs and cracking jokes. With the band and audience having such a great time, the remainder of the set seemed to go by in a flash. The two new songs from her upcoming album, "Tell Her you Belong To Me" and "St. Teresa," were particular highlights and a sign that there's more great music on the horizon.
It has to be said Beth Hart puts it all out there. These songs are dragged from the depths of her soul. This is not a twenty-something singing over-produced pop ballads about their latest celebrity break-up. These songs are drawn from a life that has seen its share of genuine hardship. When you get that kind of songwriting paired with a voice that must rank as one of the very best in contemporary music and add a band of top-notch musicians, you're going to get something special.
Make no mistake; this was as good a live show as you will ever see. It highlighted everything that is great about live music… meaningful songs, passionately performed for a delighted audience. If Beth is coming to your town, make a date to spend a night with her and her band. You can't afford to miss this one.


Mexico's upstream regulator has urged the government to spin off a separate natural gas company from state oil company Petroleos Mexicanos (Pemex), along the lines of Russia's Gazprom, or BP Gas that emerged from the umbrella of the UK-based oil major.
The suggestion from the regulator, the Comision Nacional de Hidrocarburos (CNH), is contained in a policy document presented recently to an audience of business and academia leaders.
In addition to the spin-off, CNH suggested rejecting a ban on hydraulic fracturing (fracking) to exploit Mexico's extensive, but almost entirely unexploited, shale deposits. Although no ban has been formally proposed, President-elect Andrés Manuel López Obrador recently stated that the country "will no longer use that method to extract petroleum" from shale.
CNH also suggested creating a Mexican "hub" to transport natural gas produced in the United States for export to Asia, which would create substantial cost savings by avoiding the Panama Canal. The suggestion, which came from the floor of the gathering, was warmly received by CNH President Juan Carlos Zepeda.
CNH Commissioner Hector Moreira, a former deputy energy secretary, said a natural gas spin-off from Pemex was vital to ensuring the nation's energy security.
"If you ask Pemex executives why their priority is the production not of gas but of oil, they reply that the answer to the question is obvious: oil prices are much higher than those of gas, and so provide a much higher return on capital investment," Moreira said. But that view begs the question of the importance of the importance of natural gas in a value chain that runs through power generation to petrochemicals and beyond, he added.
Mexico depends on U.S. exports to meet 84% of its growing demand for natural gas. Yet in per capita terms, Mexico's potential for natural gas production is higher than that of the United States, according to Moreira, despite output that peaked at 7.03 Bcf/d in 2009. Current production is about 4.8 Bcf/d.
According to the EIA, Mexico's unproved wet shale gas technically recoverable resources totaled 543 Tcf in 2013, compared to 567 Tcf in the United States. Major gas-specific development programs have been shelved or abandoned on land, offshore and in deepwater amid government-imposed spending cuts on Pemex in recent years, Moreira said.
The proposed Pemex spin-off would presumably require very substantial upstream spending in order to reverse the downward trend of recent years, especially since López Obrador's future government plans to increase the government's budget on remedies for such social ills as poverty and crime. To raise money, an audience member suggested that the gas spin-off have an initial public offering.
Zepeda recently proposed a formula in which Pemex could have access to international capital markets. George Baker, publisher of Mexico Energy Intelligence, has proposed a formula that would conserve the current role of Pemex as a government agency administering its legacy projects while forming a unit that could be floated on stock markets and have alliances with foreign companies both at home and abroad.
Pemex, like Petroleos de Venezuela SA and Saudi Aramco, are fully state-owned. Other national state-owned oil companies have privately held minority shareholdings. However, a Mexican shale offensive would require much more than capital in the event of ban on fracking. Mexico already has problems such as inadequate infrastructure and restrictions on landholding and mineral rights that would make it very hard to compete with the U.S. shale industry.
If López Obrador's remark on fracking means a ban rather than simply adequate regulation of the technology, "we would have to cancel our plans for Mexico," one leading foreign company that has been aiming to form part of a vanguard of a Mexican shale revolution told MGPI.
Zepeda and CNH Commissioner Alma America Porres argued that fracking is a well-established technology and that Mexico's regulatory framework insists on the use of brackish or wastewater.
"Fracking has been used in Mexico for 50 years or so," Porres said, though presumably she was not referring to the "high volume" fracturing used in the U.S. shale industry.
CNH was founded to both regulate the industry and formulate upstream policy, but that was a decade ago, well before the 2013-14 energy reform. Zepeda emphasized that CNH can only advise the government in terms of policy; it cannot overrule any policy decisions by López Obrador as the nation's president.
An audience member also suggested that Mexico serve as a hub for U.S. natural gas exports in the form of liquefied natural gas (LNG) to Asia. Zepeda gave the proposal an enthusiastic response.
"Our economic studies department has already suggested that exports of LNG from a liquefaction plant at a port on Mexico's Pacific Coast would probably cost save about 30% in transportation costs than those of the Panama Canal," he said.


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