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Provider maintained good communication, arrived on time, and quickly diagnosed the problem. After correcting the initial problem the provider inspected the the entire door and opener assembly and proceeded to explain to me what he found. He indicated things that were done incorrectly during the install but also explained how these irregularities would not cause a problem in the function of the system. Finally, he lubricated the door and operated it several times to verify smooth and accurate performance.
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I would recommend Four Seasons Garage Doors to anyone needing this type of service.
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My neighbors were having construction done inside their home, and were outside at the same time. They too were asking him questions about their garage as well. He was very kind and patient with all of us! I have his card and I will certainly recommend him to friends and neighbors! By the way, my garage door opener works terrific now!
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Four Seasons were very Professional, courteous, knowledgeable, expedient and their prices were very reasonable. Matt Bruso was the person who answered our response and was outstanding in every phase of the repair.
Matt Bruso of Four Seasons Garage Doors was incredibly professional and was "in tune" with giving me the best customer service – better than I've seen in a contractor for many weeks! He is top notch and had my new garage door opener/and spring installed in less than two hours and was courteous and mindful of my property. I WILL recommend him to all of my co-workers and friends! No need to call anyone else….Matt's the man for the job!
I called Matt at 8:30 am and he was at my house by 1030. I needed new torsion springs and a part replaced on the opening mechanism. Matt gave me an estimate on-the-spot, had the required replacement part, started work immediately and I had a repaired garage door in a couple of hours. He was professional, on-time and courteous. I would defintely recommend him and plan to use his services should I need them in the future.
They responded quickly to my need for service. Arrived right on time and repaired our garage door in a timely manner.
Matt was very prompt in responding….Was able to set up appointment for following day….He not only installed new opener he adjusted the garage door to eliminate noisy opening and closing….
Matt is fantastic. Fast response and he was here the next day. Reasonably priced and sure knows what he is doing! So impressed with this company! If all companies treated their customers like Four Seasons does, the world would be a happier place!
The spring of the garage door opener snapped and we needed someone quickly to repair it since we were unable to open the garage door. Since this happened on a Friday it was important to get it repaired promptly. Matt of Four Seasons said he would come as soon as possible. I was relieved that he was able to replace the spring when he showed up. He is very professional and adjusted a few other minor things without any additional cost.


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Access to public procurement: The OECD develops a tool allowing identification of measures affecting trade of foreign companies in government procurement processes (Taxonomy of measures affecting trade in government procurement processes)
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Gold Cup and Santa Anita Full Card Saturday Selections: There's going to be a big party at Santa Anita featuring a series of stakes races, highlighted by the Gold Cup at Santa Anita Stakes (GI) that will qualify the winning horse for a start in the Breeders' Cup Classic (GI). These kinds of cards usually have wide open races, and Saturday's card is no exception. Last week, we extended our winning streak, so we hope to have the same or even better luck this weekend. We are analyzing the full Santa Anita card and are making some Pick 3 plays.
I usually don't bet in cheap claiming races, but Endless Cruise looks very strong in this race. He beat tougher horses in his last race, and I think he should win this one very easily. You can use him as a single in your plays.
This race looks like a match race between Larry Birdstone and Archtop. Both horses are ready to win, but I'm giving the slight edge to Larry Birdstone, a horse who did very well on the downhill track while giving the impression that he needed more ground. If Archtop sets slow fractions, he could win gate-to-wire, but somebody should press him.
This is a very weak field where any horse can win. Divine Tale managed a nice second place on March 20, finishing strong in a five-furlong race. If he reproduces that effort, he can handily win this race. Emotional Drive is returning from a long layoff and is also dropping in class to the bottom-level, a rather suspect move, but the horse is training pretty well for this race. Finally, I'm adding Magical Touch, sired by Cindago, a stallion who has a good winning percentage with first-time starters.
Next Right has the early speed to take the lead at the start and never look back. The added blinkers should help to increase that speed as well. Another good sign is that Martin Pedroza stays in the irons, a true specialist with speedy horses. I'll Wrap It Up is cutting back in distance and running for the first time on the downhill, but he is the best horse of the field and can win this one. As usual, he has been working very well, and the added blinkers should help him improve. Yes Yes Yes is returning from a five-month layoff; however, he has two good races over the 6½-furlong downhill course.
J Serino is the most experienced horse of the field who has shown some ability on all surfaces. He has faced good runners in the past, so I'm giving him the slight edge. The first-time starter Smooth Roller is training like a winner, but my concern is that he is making his debut as a four-year-old. Looking at his pedigree, Smooth Roller looks more like a turf horse, but with the way he is working, I can't ignore him. Hook 'Em Kurt always hits the board and is doing very well in the mornings. This field lacks speed, so he could be dangerous if he takes the lead.
Since her debut, Curlin's Fox has been considered a great filly. She only has one flop in her career, a distant fourth in the Santa Anita Oaks on the dirt. It is proven that she feels most comfortable on the turf. Her true limits may be unknown, but this is not the field that will stop her. I'm using this filly as a single in all my plays.
I'm expecting a pace meltdown in this race, so my top pick is a horse that comes off the pace and loves the seven-furlong distance. Sahara Sky returned on April 11 with a nice third place in the Kona Gold Stakes (GII) won by Masochistic, another entrant in this race. Sahara Sky ran fastest in the stretch, and, now with the added distance and second race off a layoff, he should win this race. I'm adding Blue Tone, a horse who has been facing tougher competition at route distances. Now, he is cutting back to seven furlongs, but he can take advantage of a very fast pace to close.
I expect a hot pace in this race, so I'm choosing just two horses, neither of them frontrunners. Blingismything loves the mile races since she has a nice record of two wins, one second, and one third in four starts at that distance. This mare can rate and stay just behind the frontrunners, waiting for the right moment to make her move. Surely we will see Queen of The Sand coming off the pace. She also has a very good record in one-mile races, so if the pace is as hot as I expect, this mare should be in the mix.
Catch A Flight is running better and better with each race, so much so that he's now the favorite to win the Santa Anita Gold Cup (G1), a race that will ensure for the winner a start in the Breeders' Cup Classic. Catch A Flight should take advantage of the presence of Big Cazanova, Batti Man, Moreno, and Motown Men, speedy horses who will probably set fast fractions. We'll probably see Catch A Flight stalking the pace in a scenario quite familiar to him. The distance should not be a problem at all. I'm using Catch A Flight, the South American hope for the Breeders' Cup Classic, as a single.
Diablo Caballero has not raced in eight months, but his workout pattern suggests he's fit. He has the speed to wire this field, and he also has experience over the downhill. He Could made his debut on May 30 with a decent fourth-place finish after coming off the pace. His final work indicates that he is going to improve. Prohibition Repeal's last race was better than it looks on paper. Watching the replay, he could have finished closer, but his rider did not push him at all in the stretch, blowing his chance to win. Now, he's cutting back in distance, and that makes him dangerous.
My longshot of the day is #4 J Serino (15/1) in Race #5.


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WH: 5 More Pages Of Classified Docs Found At Biden's Delaware Home; Republicans Shy Away From Calling On Santos To Resign; Relentless Wave Of Storms Leaves At Least 19 Dead In California. Aired 3-3:30p ET
VICTOR BLACKWELL, CNN HOST: Top of the hour on CNN NEWSROOM. It is always good to be with you. I'm Victor Blackwell.
Today the country honors the civil rights champion, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., at an event honoring Dr. King in the nation's Capitol. President Biden highlighted what his administration has done to try to bring Americans together and ensure racial equality. But his call for unity comes as he faces growing questions about the classified documents that were found that his home and his Washington office.
This weekend, the White House announced five additional pages of classified material that were found at President Biden's house in Delaware. That brings the number of classified documents in total found at his home and private office to about 20.
Let's bring in CNN Legal Affairs Correspondent, Paula Reid.
So talk more about these five pages, what the President's attorneys are saying.
PAULA REID, CNN SENIOR LEGAL AFFAIRS CORRESPONDENT: Well, Victor, these five pages were among previously disclosed material located at the President's Wilmington residence. Initially, his attorneys said that this was just one single page and it was found in what was described as an adjacent room. Well, now they're saying that this was actually six pages and it comprises multiple documents.
So as you just said, we're now at a total of approximately 20 documents with classified markings and these include top secret documents. Ten of these, we know, were found at the president's former office here in D.C., the rest at his Wilmington home.
And Victor the question many people have right now is: Well, is this it? And I can definitively say, we don't know, because multiple sources have told CNN that there are other locations that they still could potentially search. After that initial discovery at his office, the President's lawyers decided to look specifically at locations where the new documents were shipped during the 2017 transition. Now there are other locations that could potentially be searched. The U.S. attorney in Chicago, he didn't want for - don't' want to wait for an exhaustive search of every possible location before recommending this to a special counsel. But another question now that there is a special counsel, Robert Hur, overseeing this, is who would do any other searches.
Would it continue to be the Biden attorneys who are moving at what appears to be a pretty slow pace? Would this potentially be federal investigators? Would they hire outside investigators? These are all big questions now, Victor that are being mold as we speak.
BLACKWELL: Paula Reid, thank you.
Congressional Republicans, they want the visitor logs from Biden's home in Wilmington, Delaware. CNN's White House Correspondent, Arlette Saenz is with us now. There is a problem, though, Arlette with responding to that request. Explain.
ARLETTE SAENZ, CNN WHITE HOUSE CORRESPONDENT: Well, Victor, House Republicans are eager to launch investigations into President Biden's handling of classified documents. And one thing that House Oversight Chairman James Comer has been asking for is he wants more information including logs of who exactly came and went from that home in Wilmington, Delaware.
But the White House and Secret Service also says that those logs simply don't exist. The White House Counsel saying in a statement: "Like every president across decades of modern history, his personal residence is personal." The Counsel added, "But upon taking office, President Biden restored the normal tradition of keeping White House visitor logs, including publishing them regularly, after the previous administration ended them."
The Secret Service also noted that while they clear people to go into the home, they're not keeping a long-term record of who exactly went into that Wilmington residence. But this all comes as the administration has been facing mounting questions over their handling of the situation involving classified documents and more questions about their eagerness or uneagerness to share some this information publicly.
Of course, Bob Bauer, the White House - the President's personal attorney has said that they are limited in what they can share because they don't want to compromise the integrity of the investigation, because these are all questions that the Special Counsel will be pursuing as this investigation gets underway.
But for President Biden's part, even as these questions about the classified documents swirl, he is trying to keep business as usual moving forward with their messaging. Yesterday, spending the day down in Atlanta, speaking at Ebenezer Baptist Church and today attending an event honoring Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
And the President talked about Dr. King's legacy as well as the vision of unity that he's hoping to project to the country.
JOE BIDEN, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES: We face another inflection point in our nation's history. One that's going to determine what this country looks like several decades from now. This is a time for choosing, will we choose democracy over autocracy, or community over chaos, love or hate. These are the questions of our time that I ran for President tried to help answering, that Dr. King's life and legacy, in my view, show us the way forward.
SAENZ: Challenges going forward for the White House in the coming months is trying to get these types of messages across, especially as the President could potentially launch a reelection bid in the coming months. But certainly this conversation about the classified documents is really what has dominated so much of the news over the past few days. The White House is hoping at some point they will be able to turn the page on that.
BLACKWELL: Arlette Saenz for us at the White House. Arlette, thank you.
House Republicans are stopping just short of calling for New York Congressman George Santos to resign. You know him. He's the one who lied about his education, and his work history and his family history so much. Over the weekend in an interview, House Oversight Committee Chairman, Republican James Comer called Santos a bad guy.
CNN National Politics Reporter Eva McKend is with us now.
So Republicans now, I guess, bad mouthing him, but they're not actually doing anything more than that, at least not yet. What can you tell us?
EVA MCKEND, CNN NATIONAL POLITICS REPORTER: They aren't, Victor. What I can tell you is the Democrats they're taking this fight right to his district. New York Congressman Ritchie Torres is going to be in Great Neck tomorrow meeting with concerned residents.
Torres and another New York Democrat, Dan Goldman, they've really been leading the charge here. They sent a letter to top Republicans basically asking who knew what and when. This comes after CNN reported the president of a Republican Super PAC expressed concerns about Santos' background prior to the election, and contacted lawmakers and donors with those concerns.
Now, as for House Republicans, they are clearly trying to keep their distance. Take a listen to Congressman Comer.
REP. JAMES COMER (R-KY): Look, he's a bad guy. This is something that - it's really bad. He's not the first politician, unfortunately, to make it to Congress to lie. It's pretty despicable the lies that he told. But at the end of the day, it's not up to me or any other member of Congress to determine whether he can be kicked out for lying.
Now, if he broke campaign finance laws, then he will be removed from Congress.
MCKEND: So you heard there from a powerful member of the conference. He, of course, chairs the House Oversight Committee. And he said, he hasn't even introduced himself to Santos.
So even those lawmakers like Comer, who aren't explicitly calling for Santos to resign suggests they have very little appetite to work with him, which of course, Victor, can make things difficult on Capitol Hill. But I would say a space to watch is the organizing strength of residence in the district. They continue to be really fired up about this.
BLACKWELL: We will certainly watch it. I know you will too. Eva McKend for us there from Washington, thank you.
A.B. Stoddard is the Associate Editor for RealClearPolitics, Scott Jennings is a CNN Senior Political Commentator and former Special Assistant to President George W. Bush, and Harry Litman is a former federal prosecutor. Welcome to you all.
Scott, let me start with you. Short of evidence, of violation of campaign, finance laws, is the Republican response to George Santos is going to be boo, hiss for the rest of this Congress?
SCOTT JENNINGS, CNN SENIOR POLITICAL COMMENTATOR: Well, the Democrats, at least two Democrats, I think have already filed an ethics complaint with the Ethics Committee. And it would be my hope that the Ethics Committee would take that up and the Republicans would support that and say, we fully want the Ethics Committee to look into this.
I think what the Republicans want is some kind of official proceeding here that lays out chapter and verse what he did. We know he lied. We know he's a pretty despicable person. We know he's kind of a charlatan. But as Congressman Comer said on CNN on Sunday, I think what a lot of people are looking for is to this guy break actual laws and so if he did, and it's proven that he did or the Ethics Committee finds that he probably did, then all of a sudden you can make the case for taking the next steps.
Short of that, I think the people who will deal with it next at a minimum are the voters of that district who now, of course, know everything they need to know about this person to turn them out of Congress.
So that happens at a minimum.
But it strikes me, Victor, that given you have state and federal investigations going, probably an Ethics Committee investigation going, we're going to find out exactly what George Santos did and then Congress will have all it needs to get rid of him.
BLACKWELL: A.B., there about a half dozen or so New York Republican congressmen who are saying that we don't need to wait for the ethics investigation, knowing that he's lied so much about his presentation to the voters of New York's third that he cannot serve them effectively, that they are calling for him to resign. What is the political cost, for Kevin McCarthy, for House Republican leadership as he stays on Capitol Hill?
A.B. STODDARD, ASSOCIATE EDITOR, REALCLEARPOLITICS: Well, it's interesting they've definitely changed their message, Victor, in the last few days. First, they sort of wanted to avoid the question. McCarthy said George Santos has a long way to go to earn trust and he's before the Ethics Committee. And you can tell that their language is getting more - a little more desperate, because revelations continued to come in every 36 hours, the Washington Post is now reporting that he has business ties to a Russian oligarch, there are so many questions about where he has gotten his money and how he funded his campaign.
So these revelations seem like they're going to continue and this will be untenable for Republicans. That's why you're hearing them basically reject him now, rhetorically. Those investigations in the Ethics Committee, state and federal, they take a long time.
So the interesting thing about calling for his resignation is that George Santos is defiant. He has no interest in - I don't know what it would take for them to convince him to step down. So for now, he remains in enormous distraction unless Speaker McCarthy can find a way to get the ethics panel to accelerate their probe and make revelations sooner rather than later so they can try to push him out.
BLACKWELL: More than losing his seat if he's found having violated these campaign finance laws, Harry. What else does he potentially lose here?
HARRY LITMAN, CNN POLITICAL ANALYST: His liberty, so jail for fraud.
I agree with everything that Scott and A.B. have said, but I think the drumbeat will get very, very strong if they have something concrete. It's unlikely to come from the Ethics Committee, unfortunately, because one of the things that Republicans did was really weaken it, take a couple people out, they seem in no hurry to put it up to full staffing.
So that's not really an effective mechanism, but he certainly seems likely to violate a campaign finance laws. That's not again, a crime, but it could result in federal election commission proceedings and a finding against him. They'd go pretty slow. But as A.B. said, we have both state and federal authorities looking at him, you can lie a lot, it turns out to the public, but you - but once forms come into play, you're in trouble.
And the $700,000 that he - went to his campaign when we know he didn't have a dime, he's made up everything about how he made his money, that seems likely ripe area for fraud, including this Russian oligarch angle that the Post has reported this morning.
And when that happens, it's not automatic expulsion, even if he's convicted.
BLACKWELL: Yes.
LITMAN: However, I think the drumbeat will get so strong that he'll have no - they'll pull the rug out completely. It could take a few months.
BLACKWELL: Yes, that Washington Post reporting, CNN has not confirmed that connection to the Russian oligarch. I just want to make that clear.
Let's turn to the Biden documents drip, drip, drip here. And the investigation now from House Republicans, the request for visitor logs at the Wilmington home that the White House Counsel, the Secret Service they say they don't exist.
Scott, is there an explanation beyond just partisan politics why Chairman comer is so interested in these visitor logs from the Wilmington home, but didn't ask, isn't interested in any visitor logs from Mar-A-Lago?
JENNINGS: Well, his explanation was is that Donald Trump's being looked at seven ways from Sunday on his documents and Joe Biden really hasn't been looked at - at his at all, so that was the explanation.
BLACKWELL: There's a special counsel investigation now.
JENNINGS: I'm sorry?
BLACKWELL: There's a special counsel investigation now, so the explanation for not asking for him in the Trump document cases the same explanation that one would expect for not asking for them in the Biden case, but there is a request outstanding.
JENNINGS: Look, here's the reality. What they ought to do is request everything from both people at both sites. Why did these documents leave either White House, who had access to them, how secured were they are unsecured as it seems that they were in perhaps both cases and play it right down the middle.
There's nothing wrong with that because ultimately, remember, the Oversight Committee doesn't exist or at least it shouldn't exist. It's just a punishment tool for the other party. It should exist for legislative purposes.
And I think what I've heard Chairman Comer say and this is correct is at the end of this, we have to do something legislatively and it strikes me that one of the things they're going to have to do is clamp down in the law on how these documents are getting out of the White House when someone leaves the White House and then if they do get out, what happens. I mean, there's clearly some cleanup so they ought to play it right down the middle, Victor, and request everything from both. Although now as you pointed out, with special counsel investigations going on, I don't know how those two things are going to play off of each other. But at the end of this, Congress ought to act because obviously there's information out in the open that ought not be.
BLACKWELL: A.B., we've heard from Sen. Stabenow of Michigan. She says this is embarrassing. We've heard from Congressman Clyburn that says that the White House should cooperate with the House investigation and so far that Republicans investigate Trump. How aggressively do you expect or are we seeing Republican - Democrats rather will defend this President?
STODDARD: Well, the problem for Democrats, as you can hear in language, like embarrassing is that Joe Biden has served in public office for most of his entire life longer than most people we have in public service, he should have known better. He ran on his competency and the competency of his team. And the idea that a former vice president would have classified documents surfacing at multiple locations is a huge political embarrassment for the White House.
And that's why it's very hard for Democrats to do anything but say they support the Special Counsel investigation, because there's really no excuse for someone like Joe Biden to have turned up documents on the loose at different locations, including his home.
So while the Department of Justice has not found any evidence that the President knew that these things ended up in his possession, and that obviously - intent is directly tied to whether or not this is a crime, it is still easy for Republicans to what about this and say these things are the same thing and everyone in the Department of Justice came down too hard on President Trump.
This is a really bad problem for the White House, not so much legally but in terms of the political objects and their shifting responses make it just more difficult for that.
BLACKWELL: So let's turn to the legal question, of course, we just had Paul Reed on talking about this now headline question of who should conduct searches moving forward (inaudible) went to - the Special Counsel there at the White House went to the Wilmington home to try to facilitate handing over the document that was found, five additional pages were found and now he's a witness, potentially.
So Harry, to your - to that question, who should lead the search? Should it be the FBI? Should it be the President's attorneys there at his home?
LITMAN: At this point, it should be the Special Counsel, but two really important points here, first, to Scott's notion of playing it down the middle. People need to understand I've been there in these situations, you tend to think there's the White House or the executive branch, there are three different entities when something like this happens, and they retreat to their corners and they are at arm's length. The DOJ is one, the White House is one and Biden's personal lawyers are another.
This has the unfortunate slow drip of a scandal, but that's because there often are no right answers. You think if we give this right now to the DOJ, do we have to keep it quiet? If we don't, well, the DOJ will be mad at us. It's very complicated, that's one.
And then second, to A.B.'s point, look, it's true that it started out - mistakes were made, that happens, and it did start out with this feel of, is it a possible scandal. And as these revelations come down and people begin to talk as if, maybe he's 5 percent or 10 percent as guilty as Trump.
It's so important to remember not a scintilla of evidence of anything criminal against Biden and copious evidence with Trump. The solution does need to be as both Scott and A.B. say, policy but it's really important to resist this notion of some false equality or comparison between the two.
BLACKWELL: Context is important. What about-ism is not helpful in this case. Harry Litman, Scott Jennings, A.B. Stoddard, thank you.
The sun is finally out in California. That's good news after days of heavy rain, flooding, mudslides - look at this - road falling apart here. But there are people, especially the officials who are still worried about extreme weather. We'll talk about that next.
And way too close for comfort at JFK Airport, a delta pilot slams on the brakes during takeoff to avoid crashing into an American Airlines flight. What went wrong? We'll get into it next.
BLACKWELL: The latest storm to pummel California is slowly tapering off, but around 8 million people are still under flood watches. The threat of flooding and mudslides is much higher now because the ground is so saturated from the waves of storms. The severe weather has killed at least 19 people over the past few weeks and massive flooding has left several communities underwater. Officials say heavy rain triggered at least 400 landslides.
CNN's Natasha Chen is in Novato, California. Natasha, a bit of relief in sight, so that's some good news. But some areas, as we see, are still feeling that impact.
NATASHA CHEN, CNN NATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: Yes, Victor. The rain has stopped right now but there's still some strong winds in various places and we are standing near State Route 37 here that had been closed for quite some time, just reopened all lanes but one and Caltrans tells me that's because that one lane is still flooded. Not only did they get more rain overnight, he said it was also high tide.
[15:25:03] So just one example of the many issues emergency crews are dealing with throughout the state.
CHEN (voice over): Dramatic helicopter rescues in California. Emergency crews rescued this woman while fighting high winds and heavy rain. The unrelenting storms have left California reeling with deadly floodwaters, washed out roads and mudslides.
GOV. GAVIN NEWSOM (D) CALIFORNIA: By some estimates 20 trillion to 25 trillion gallons of water have fallen over the course last 16 to 17 days.
CHEN (voice over): In the state, around 8 million people are still under flood watches and thousands have been forced to evacuate after atmospheric river events left whole neighborhoods looking like lakes. But some are choosing to ride out the storms.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: We just got our power back on two days ago and now it just went out, so we're firing back up the generators to keep our freezers and refrigerators cold.
CHEN (voice over): Several rivers have overflowed including the Salinas River and Russian River, causing flooding in nearby communities. The large amounts of rain saturated the ground and caused roadways like this one in Pescadero to break away and slide down a cliff.
And in Los Angeles, a downed tree crushed cars in a parking lot of a shopping mall.
NATASHA NICHOLS, WITNESSED TREE FALL ON CARS: It came down and then there were four cars or three cars over there that got hit. Four people were in one car, two of them were able to get out okay, the other two we got to help them out but no injuries.
CHEN (voice over): One community got inventive installing a zip line to cross the rushing waters after a bridge washed out.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: We live in the woods, you just kind of got to be repaired. (END VIDEO CLIP)
CHEN (voice over): In Belmont, part of a hillside came down into a neighborhood and in Fairfax, a mudslide displaced 19 people.
MARK FLEISHER, FAIRFAX RESIDENT: I thought I heard thunder. It was not thunder. It was a hillside giving away behind the two flats behind us. Trees went into their bathroom it was coming down this broad about this deep all mud flow.
CHEN (voice over): The Sierra mountain region in Northern California saw up to three feet of snow in some places. The heavy snowfall left highways treacherous.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: I'm wishing it would grip for a while. I'm tired of it.
CHEN (on camera): And that feeling of being tired of it is certainly what we've been hearing from residents we've talked to all weekend, including one woman who lives here in Novato and she said she wakes up every morning just crossing her fingers that a tree didn't just come down in her neighborhood and that her house hasn't flooded. And so it's this constant worry because of the storm after storm that they've gotten over the last two to three weeks and they are very much looking forward to drier weather at the end of this week, Victor.
BLACKWELL: All right. Let's see when it's coming. Natasha Chen for us there in Novato. Thank you.
Now, you heard the man there say that he just wishes it would quit for a while. Well, it will. CNN Meteorologist Tom Sater joins us now, so when is this break coming?
TOM SATER, CNN METEOROLOGIST AND WEATHER ANCHOR: Okay, Victor. Well, we have rain today. It is lightening up, but there was a terrible landslide in the Berkeley area. There was flooding in the San Diego area.
So once the system today moves out into the Four Corners region, we'll get a break until maybe Wednesday night Thursday, but that's mainly for the Pacific Northwest. After that, we're high and dry, finally. Our watches are slowly whittling away. Now, there will be some river flooding but I really think that maybe by tonight or early tomorrow morning, we will not have to see these flash flood watches anymore. They're going to be lifted. But since Friday, we've had eight and a half, to 15 and a half inches. Many portions of California have picked up over a foot and a half of rainfall. In the Sierra Nevada over 200 inches of snow, that's 250 percent above their average. This system today kicks into the Four Corners.
It's good to have some snowfall, I mean they've had in the central Rockies, but let's get a little bit down here in the desert southwest, that's good for the Colorado River as well. But however, it's now going to blow up into a snowstorm for the Midwest and I should mention there is severe weather right now in Cedar Rapids, we got a tornado warning in Iowa.
We could see another round of severe weather as we get into Wednesday, so the snow map up into the Northern Plains into the Rockies. But here's the atmospheric river and again Wednesday night into Thursday, it's not going to be nearly as powerful as the last ones.
So after that, Mother Nature's finally shutting this off. Since the day after Christmas, we knew for three weeks we were going to have a problem. And look from the 21st through the 25th, below average West Coast, rain in the central part of the U.S.
But really what's been staggering, Victor, is the number of tornadoes. Since Christmas, we've had over 100 Tornado reports that's like half the days of this year already we've had a tornado, 11 states from California to Illinois. It's just been tremendous this kind of activity from the surge of energy and moisture with us atmospheric river. Hopefully we'll not see another one this year.
BLACKWELL: Well, we've got that a warning right now in Cedar Rapids. I know you'll be watching that and the break out west. Tom Sater, thank you.
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Немецко-чешская война 1276—1278 годов — военный конфликт между Германией и Чехией.
Велась германским императором Рудольфом Габсбургским и чешским королём Отокаром II Пржемыслом для утверждения своего на престоле и для овладения Каринтией и Крайной, захваченными Отокаром. Начиная войну, Рудольф заручился надёжными союзниками: Людовиком Пфальц-Баварским, Альбрехтом Саксонским и бургграфом Фридрихом фон Гогенцоллерном. Кроме того, он привлек на свою сторону епископа Зеккаузского, Бернгарда, и герцога Генриха Баварского. Чешский король был сильнее своего противника, но Рудольф умел заслужить общее расположение, тогда как Отокар раздражал своей суровостью вассалов Австрии, Штирии, Каринтии и Крайны; сами чехи не любили своего короля. В сентябре 1276 года Рудольф берегом Дуная двинулся в Австрию, выделив отряд Мейнгарда Тирольского в Каринтию и Штирию. После 5-недельной осады императору сдалась Вена, после чего он, по вновь выстроенному через Дунай мосту, перешел на другой берег реки, готовясь к вторжению в родовые земли чешского короля.

Отокар должен был смириться и заключил с императором мир, но тотчас же вновь начал готовиться к завоеванию потерянных земель. Наняв войска в Мейссене, Тюрингии. Силезии, Польше и даже у монголов, чешский король собрал вскоре такую армию, что новым приобретениям императора грозила серьёзная опасность. Сознавая это, Рудольф снова стал готовиться к войне, опираясь главным образом на своих приверженцев во Франконии, Швабии и на Рейне, а также на своего главного союзника, базельского епископа Генриха Кнодерера. Кроме того, венгерский король Владислав IV прислал ему вспомогательный отряд.

Собрав армию, император двинулся от реки Энс к устью Моравы и здесь, у Мархфельда, 26 августа 1278 года встретился с войсками Отокара. После упорного боя немцы одержали полную победу над чешским королём, при чём последний сам погиб в сражении. После этой победы Рудольф двинулся в Богемию через Моравию, но маркграф Оттон Бранденбургский, опекун нового чешского короля, Венцеслава II, выступил против него и вынудил согласиться на мир, которым был подтверждён прежний договор и, сверх того, в возмещение военных издержек, Рудольф получил на 5 лет Моравию.

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William Mathews (New London (Nou Hampshire), 8 de maig de 1837 - Denver, Colorado, 1 d'abril de 1912) va ser un músic i un teòric musical estatunidenc.

Propagandista actiu de les idees modernes sobre l'ensenyança musical, va escriure nombroses obres d'història, pedagogia i estètica, entre les quals es poden citar:
 How to understand music (Filadèlfia, 1880 i 1888);
 PopularHistory of Music (1889);
 One hundred years of music in America (1889);
 Outlines of Musical Form (1867);
 Emerson Organ Method, en col·laboració amb Emerson (1870);
 Pronoveing Dictionary of Musical terms, amb Liebling (1896);
 Music. Its Ideals and Methods (1897);
 The Masters and their Music (1898);
 The Great in Music (1900-02);
 Pianoforte Thecnics, How to teach the pianoforte, Twenty lessons to a begianer in de pianoforte;
 First lessons on phrasing and musical interpretations.

De 1891 fins 1902 dirigí l'interessant revista Music, a monthly Magazine.

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Prophet Daniel's Kiosks: Throwing heritage to the ground, or applying the law?
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In the early hours of last Friday, September 7, forces carried out a large security campaign on Prophet Daniel's street in Alexandria. Similar to Cairo's Azbakya wall, Prophet Daniel's street is lined up with booths and kiosks that sell books, magazines, and references, thereby making it an Alexandrian hub for education, culture, and heritage. The street was especially favored by those who could not afford to buy books in their full price from normal bookshops, or were simply looking for a deal on a rare, old book.
General Khaled Ghoraba, deputy to the minister of interiors and Alexandria's security chief told in Al Shorouk "the security campaign to remove violations only targeted 16 unlicensed kiosks and [didn't affect] the licensed ones. The owners of the kiosks that have been removed had obtained approvals from the previous governor to look into the possibility of issuing licenses, but had actually obtained none." Ghoraba added "The police will enforce the law without exceptions or considering any special interest. There is no one above the law and the security campaigns to remove violations will continue"
The events of Friday morning closely followed a meeting between President Mohamed Morsi and some of Egypt's artists, writers, and intellectuals. The meeting was actually set up to assure these artists, writers, and intellectuals about the bright future of art, culture, and creative freedom under the new regime.
The raid elicited a wave of enraged commentary from artists, intellectuals, activists and average Egyptians, deeming it a blatant attack on Alexandria's intellectual heritage.
Belal Fadl , a famous Alexandrian author and columnist, had Tweeted that what happened in the raid was an outrageous crime and that the governor of Alexandria had misguided priorities. Fadl added that instead of providing services, removing garbage, or paving roads that Alexandrians have long complained about, the governor chose to tear down book kiosks instead. He argued that the governor and his men would have never dared to remove the violations committed by influential or rich Alexandrians and instead chose to remove the kiosks owned by a poor segment that is servicing Alexandria's citizens.
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Fatima Naoot , an Egyptian author and journalist, called what happened on Friday a "massacre" of Alexandria's bookshops. "It is a shame that bookshops would be torn down when they should've been built under your rule," she Tweeted.
Gamal El Ghitany, writer and novelist, told Al-Masry Al-Youm that the raid is a fascist decision that tarnishes Morsi's rule. He argued that the decision was purely political rather than administrative because the governor was a part of the Muslim Brotherhood and this is a show of the Brotherhood's enmity to cultural productions. El Ghitany added, "The raid happened a day after Morsi's meeting with Egypt's artists to prove that he is all talk."
Several activists have also condemned the events comparing how the country reacted to the burning of the Egyptian Scientific Institute, which no one really appreciated until it was burned down, and the demolishment of Prophet Daniel's Kiosks, which educated many of our best artists, writers, and intellectuals.
In response to the security campaign, Mohamed Abdel Moniem El Sawy , founder of El-Sawy Wheel of Culture and a member of the constitutional assembly working, Tweeted that he will suggest a constitutional article that incriminates the destruction of books. According to El-Sawy, the encroacher should be punished without punishing the books.
The Minister of Culture, Mohamed Saber Arab, also condemned the attack and expressed his deep regret. "Books should not be handled in this chaotic way. Kiosk owners should have been notified prior to the raid and should have been relocated someplace else," Arab told the media.
On the other side, police personnel and government officials have assured that what they did was only follow the rule of law in removing unlicensed and illegal booths from the roads, which is actually a part of Morsi's 100 days promises. et
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The Rieske iron-sulfur proteins have reduction potentials ranging from -150 to +400 mV. This enormous range of potentials was first proposed to be due to differing solvent exposure or even protein structure. However, the increasing number of available crystal structures for Rieske iron-sulfur proteins has shown this not to be the case. Colbert and colleagues proposed in 2000 that differences in the electrostatic environment, and not structural differences, of a Rieske proteins are responsible for the wide range of reduction potentials observed. Using computational simulation methods and the newly determined structure of Pseudomonas sp. NCIB 9816-4 naphthalene dioxygenase Rieske ferredoxin (NDO-F9816-4), we have developed a model to predict the reduction potential of Rieske proteins given only their crystal structure. The reduction potential of NDO-F9816-4, determined using a highly oriented pyrolytic graphite electrode, was -150+/-2 mV versus the standard hydrogen electrode. The predicted reduction potentials correlate well with experimentally determined potentials. Given this model, the effect of protein mutations can be evaluated. Our results suggest that the reduction potential of new proteins can be estimated with good confidence from 3D structures of proteins. The structure of NDO-F9816-4 is the most basic Rieske ferredoxin structure determined to date. Thus, the contributions of additional structural motifs and their effects on reduction potential can be compared with respect to this base structure.
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Located on the stunning shores of the Pacific Ocean on the west coast of Vancouver Island lies Tofino. With magnificent scenery, wonderful beaches and a backdrop of mountains you will never tire of anything to do. Whale watching, fishing, birding, kayaking – the list is endless.
The best surfing beaches are Chesterman Beach and Cox Bay but with 35 km (22 mi) of surfable beach there is plenty of room for everyone. Long Beach is an attached community, located in Pacific Rim National Park Reserve. It is without doubt Tofino's (and arguably Canada's) most famous beach. You can take a one-hour boat ride or short flight to Hot Springs Cove. Walk the 1.5 km (1 mi) boardwalk and soak in seven successive (hot to cooler) geothermal hot spring pools.
You will also enjoy the stunning views and surrounding waterfalls. Wander the Tofino Botanical Gardens, visit the Rainforest Interpretive Centre & Whale Centre Museum, enjoy the carvings, original prints, paintings and more at the Eagle Aerie Gallery. Best of all you can just relax and watch the surf roll in. And if you return in the winter you will be able to do some amazing storm watching.
Tofino is located on the west coast of Vancouver Island and is the official western terminus of the Trans Canada Highway. Accessed via Highway 19 north and Highway 4 west from Nanaimo, Tofino is 40 km (25 mi) north of Ucluelet, 126 km (78 mi) west of Port Alberni and 207 km (128 mi) northwest of Nanaimo.
The earliest recorded European contact with Vancouver Island's First Nations residents occurred just north of Clayoquot Sound, between Estevan Point and the Escalante River. In 1774 Captain Juan Pérez was sent north to reassert the long standing Spanish claim on the west coast of North America. Pérez reached the Queen Charlotte Islands in July 1774. After some trading with the Haida people from aboard the Santiago, Pérez turned south and made contact with Hesquiaht people near what are now called Perez Rocks, approximately 40 km north of Tofino. Pérez preceded the more celebrated Captain James Cook, who arrived three years later at Nootka Island, in the spring of 1778.
During the 1792 exploration of Vancouver Island by Captains Galiano and Valdez, Clayoquot Sound's southernmost inlet gained the name Tofino Inlet honouring Vincente Tofiño, a Spanish hydrographer who taught Galiano cartography.
By the late 1890s, a scattering of homesteads had appeared on the Esowista Peninsula, across the water from Clayoquot. Gradually, the new townsite of Tofino took shape here, as more settlers arrived, mostly Norwegian, Scots, and English.
In 1959, a long-awaited logging road was punched through the mountains between Port Alberni and the coast and Tofino became an increasingly popular destination. In 1970, the Pacific Rim National Park was created, the road was paved, and Tofino became the official western terminus of the Trans Canada Highway.


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At The Last House we consider ourselves a family. Our staff is hand-picked based on their personal experiences and successes with similar structure oriented programs. Sometimes we have staff members that have graduated our program and are looking to grow and mentor peers within the community they have learned from. We all have unique skills sets that we utilize in a variety of ways whether it be home operations, resident relations, recovery community outreach, and more. We are all available to answer questions or provide resources to people, families and friends of people looking for recovery. Check out our team.
Clayton Ketchum
Clayton Ketchum opened The Last House, a sober living for men in the Fall of 2010. Based on Clayton's extensive hands on experience in the area of recovery he created a highly structured program that is designed to provide a safe, sober environment, by which clients can acquire skills, tools and opportunities to recreate their lives. Clayton is seasoned in the recovery community with experience in 12-step recovery programs, after-care facilities, leadership, sponsorship and committed to his passion of service within this field. He is also a Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor Level II.
Clayton was born and raised in Los Angeles and attended Southwestern Oklahoma State University, where he studied business management and played football. One of Clayton's biggest passions besides recovery is rescuing at risk dogs.
Andy Allen is a well-versed individual in recovery with his concentrations in operations, leadership and communication, he creates clear-cut goals with the resident, their loved ones, mental-health professionals and/or after-care programs. Andy is a creative problem-solver and motivated to work and help expand the company. He has a knack for communicating with residents in a way that they can take the feedback and do something productive with it, which is key during the early stages of recovery. Andy was born and raised in Ohio. He moved to Los Angeles to get sober and has made this place his home ever since. Andy has a passion for professional sports, especially football and basketball, which has made The Last House "Basketball Saturdays" a commonplace theme for us.
Chris Kirby
Chris Kirby came to The Last House originally as a client from the San Francisco Bay area. After he graduated from our program, he joined us as our live-in manager and has grown with us ever since. Chris now oversees our marketing department and is a big advocate for our program. He demonstrates strength of character and a peer understanding so residents often confide in him regarding problems or concerns. In his earlier years, Chris played water polo and attended Whittier College. Chris loves surfing and enjoys incorporating that and outside service work with clients and friends.
Matt Fidlow
Admissions and Outreach Coordinator
Matt Fidlow grew up in Chicago, Illinois. As a youth, he enjoyed playing soccer and was known as a social butterfly. His battle with addiction began at age 16, and soon he was trapped in a downward spiral. At 25 he had been through multiple treatment episodes and was homeless on the streets of Chicago. Thankfully, while attending residential detox in Los Angeles, Matt heard about the Last House and their success with young men. In a window of willingness, he decided to take a leap of faith, and try it someone else's way, as his way had long track record of being unsuccessful. During his stay, he developed the life skills necessary for sustainable sobriety and long-term success. He also developed a passion for helping others, and has now been working in treatment since 2015. He has since adopted a beautiful pup named Jasmine, and lives with another graduate that he went through the house with. After completing our program, Matt went to work at Pacific View Recovery Center. He found immediate success there, and worked his way up to Lead Technician. We are super grateful to have him return to The Last House, where he got sober.
Miles Sauvageau
Manager of West House
Miles Sauvageau is from Orange County and originally came to The Last House as a resident. He experienced many ups and downs during his stay in our program, but ultimately showed his commitment to his recovery, as well as our program. During his time as a resident, he obtained his insurance brokerage license and pursued a career in the insurance industry. He showed great leadership qualities while in the program, so following completion we brought him on as a manager of The Last House West. He is a passionate person and truly cares about each and every resident in the house. Upholding the integrity of the house is a top priority for Miles. We are blessed to have him as part of our staff.
Kevin McDevitt
Manager of East House
Kevin McDevitt is from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania where he grew up the youngest of four. Kevin attended West Chester University where he got his Bachelor's Degree in Kinesiology. He also played football and lacrosse and shows great passion for all sports but especially his Philadelphia Eagles! Right after college Kevin sold medical devices to hospitals for surgery and coached high school football and lacrosse in Philadelphia but was hiding a major secret from every one. He had gotten addicted to pain killers after a college sports injury his senior year. That secret sent him on a downhill spiral for the next three years, until he ended up in The Last House after a one day relapse that nearly took his life. Kevin is a graduate of our program and expressed great leadership qualities and work ethic in his year as a resident but while at the house he was challenged and really worked on his love and patience. Due to sports he has always thrived in structured environments but was not very good at slowing down and really taking the time to look inward and the house helped him do just that. Kevin is extremely grateful to be joining our team and to help inspire and motivate our residents on a daily basis as our East House Live in Manager. Kevin also works at a near by Physical Therapy clinic as a PT Aid and Personal Trainer, and enjoys playing sports (especially basketball with the guys), working out, and coaching youth sports.
Scott Ames
Scott Ames was born and raised in Des Moines, Iowa. Scott attended Valley High School located in West Des Moines. After graduating in '07, he was accepted into the University of Iowa in Iowa City. Scott ended up leaving and began taking classes at DMACC, a community college and pursued his Associate Arts degree.
Some of Scott's interests include sports, music and traveling. He is a big fan of he Chicago Cubs and the Chicago Bulls. He also enjoy playing basketball on the weekends with the Last House community and other friends. Music is a huge part of Scott's life. It gives him the strength he needs when times are rough and the motivation to achieve goals he has set for himself. Scott is an avid traveler and in the future he would love to travel to Europe.
"I came to the Last House after my life was in shambles. I was unable to live life on life's terms. I wrecked almost every relationship that I had including the one with my family. I had gotten to a point where I was only living day to day, not caring about where my life was headed. After graduating the Last House, I gained new friendships and amended the ones I had harmed in the past. I wake up today with a sense of ease and I now strive to be successful in my life."
Nick Cusato
Nick Cusato has been a local of the Los Angeles area since 2015, when he moved out here to attain sobriety and success as an engineer. He claims native to New Jersey, Charlotte, North Carolina, and Philadelphia, PA. After leaving the University of North Carolina at Charlotte during his senior year, he struggled to get back to college. Thanks to the structure of the Last House, Nick has been able to transfer to Santa Monica College. He plans to graduate from USC with a Mechanical Engineering degree.
During his spare time, Nick enjoys making stencils for art, producing music for his friends, tailoring pants and pillows, playing sports with the boys, reading, weight lifting/ yoga, raving at festivals, and amateur photography. He says his hobbies brings him closer to other people.
Nick graduated the Last House in the Spring of 2017. Since then, He has found new purpose to life. Nick Cusato is our East House weekend manager.
Cole Walsh
Cole grew up in Palos Verdes, just a little way down the road. He came to The Last House as a resident experiencing his first go-round at getting sober and his first time in sober living. He quickly understood the fatality of his disease and situation and knew that The Last House would be his best option to have that life he wanted. Through all of his efforts, Cole graduated the program this past December.
Cole is a graduate of Cal Poly San Luis Obispo and was in the midst of obtaining his Masters of Business Administration from Long Beach State upon his arrival at the house. He is a huge fan of sports, music, and traveling.
"The Last House helped me to become a man. A man of integrity, character, compassion, and so much more. A man whose parents can be proud of him, whose brother can look up to him, and whose friends can respect him. I am eternally grateful for what The Last House did for me, and to have the opportunity to pay it forward to other individuals is a true blessing."
Derek Sauvageau
Junior Tech
Derek Sauvageau was born and raised in Orange, California. Derek moved to Honolulu at 18, trying to get away from his addictions, but it continued to follow him until he entered The Last House program in 2018. Derek has been an outwardly helpful member of the clients in The Last House, always trying to find solutions to better the house and the relationships among the clients. We are proud to have Derek join us as a Junior Tech and a member of The Last House staff.
Josh Cornelius
Josh Cornelius grew up in West Deptford, New Jersey. The middle child of 3 boys, life was a bit rough and unforgiving for Josh. Josh stood out as a young man in high school athletics. He played 3 sports and loved being part of a team. He was a leader in high school football and was offered scholarships at a few different colleges. His life off the field, however, took president over his future and drugs became number one in his life. He went through the ups and downs of addiction and some low-lows that landed him in treatment and then into The Last House program in 2019. Josh has continued to show his affinity to being a member of a team, and being a leader in promoting productive events and sports activities for the clients in the house. He enjoys creating an environment of competition and success through group sports, and we appreciate that Josh can cultivate that atmosphere to add to our program. We are excited to have Josh join us as a Junior Tech at The Last House.
They don't call it the "The Last House" for no reason. Real recovery requires change and these guys provide that opportunity. So many of those suffering, but trying to get sober, are going in and out of treatment and in and out of sober living, stuck in a viscous cycle of hope followed by despair.
Before arriving at The Last House I had no plans of getting sober. I arrived needing help that i could not see or feel. The only choice i made willingly was to simply to have an open mind. The structure the house and the feedback given daily was able to let me to begin to see what the world saw. I simply had an open mind to what others had to say about me and my actions. This house combined with daily AA meetings and working with a Sponsor to complete the 12 Steps of AA changed how I thought and helped me realize who i was. That did not match who I wanted to be. I love what The Last House did for me. I am happy today not planning my day around drinking and using. I have the tools and peace to find joy in all situations each day building my life. The Last House saved my life. It's beautiful coming back around each Friday and seeing progress made with all the guys. Management cares more than they can show. Only after completing the program can i look back and understand how much care is taken for each individual. I love being apart of The Last House Family.
Vince S.
Our son was basically stranded in LA, we don't live in the area, and I was calling places trying to get him help. I called this place. MATT FIDLOW, who answered the phone, did something so kind for people he's never even met. He drove 40 minutes in LA traffic, on a Saturday, to the location where my son was and ended up driving him to a facility that he needed to be in, as he needed a higher level of care. Who does that? Especially in LA! Well Matt did. And if he is a staff member at this facility then I can only imagine the rest are just as concerned and willing to help. When my son is able to go to a sober living he will be going here. What a great testament to human kindness Matt is. It was a blessing to our family to know our son is safe and getting the help he needs. Thank you, Matt!
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Over the last 8 years I have been beating myself up over and over again, not appreciating who I was, I was not able to see the good in myself. after being through about 35 different treatment centers, different arrests, months in jail, overdoses, hurting my family over and over again, I was given one LAST chance at the LAST house. I'm able to hold my head high, I have respect for myself and for others around me. And for the first time i have made it to a year sober. I've been given the tools to live a beautiful life, and I know for sure I couldn't have done it without the house. Best experience of my life. Thank you for my life, last house.
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Ascott has strengthened its leadership position as the largest serviced residence operator in south-east Asia with the clinching of seven new management contracts, adding over 1,500 apartment units to its portfolio.
It has expanded in Bangkok in Thailand, Hanoi in Vietnam, and Petaling Jaya in Malaysia while venturing into Bandung in Indonesia, Penang and Shah Alam in Malaysia, and Nha Trang in Vietnam as demand for serviced residences heats up.
It also celebrated the opening of Somerset Medini Nusajaya, Ascott's second serviced residence in Iskandar Malaysia.
Lee Chee Koon, Ascott chief executive, said: "Southeast Asia is Ascott's fastest growing market and second largest globally after China.
"We started the year strongly by increasing Ascott's portfolio in Southeast Asia to more than 15,000 apartment units across 80 properties in nine countries.
"Currently, about 40 per cent of our apartment units under development globally are concentrated in this region.
"We continue to see strong growth opportunities in the south-east Asian markets, underpinned by rapid urbanisation, a large young population and rising domestic consumption.
"The recently established ASEAN Economic Community that aims to integrate these markets and lower trade barriers will further increase foreign investments, fuelling demand for quality accommodation.
He added: "Besides growing Ascott's presence in the capital cities, our entry into secondary cities such as Bandung, Penang, Shah Alam and Nha Trang will allow us to cater to the increasing demand for international-class serviced residences in these markets.
"Ascott will be the first international serviced residence company to set foot in these markets, as we have built a strong reputation for top quality and reliability, which are of utmost importance to travellers, expatriates and property owners.
Bandung is the third most-visited city in Indonesia after Jakarta and Bali, attracting business, meetings and incentives as well as leisure travellers.
Penang and Shah Alam are both home to industrial parks housing multinational companies and popular with domestic and international tourists.
The coastal city of Nha Trang is one of Vietnam's key tourist destinations and an emerging economic hub of South Central Vietnam.
The new Somerset Ekamai Bangkok and Citadines Bayfront Nha Trang are slated to open at the end of 2016 while Somerset West Point Hanoi will open in 2017.
Citadines Kings Bandung, Citadines Ara Damansara Petaling Jaya, Citadines Batu Maung Penang and Citadines Montfort Shah Alam will open progressively from 2019.


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Golden Spike National Historic Site
Golden Spike National Historic Site Facts
States: Utah
Counties: Box Elder
Trail end points: Golden Spike National Historic Site and Golden Spike National Historic Site
Trail surfaces: Gravel
Trail activities: Bike, Wheelchair Accessible, Horseback Riding, Mountain Biking, Walking, Cross Country Skiing
Golden Spike National Historic Site Photos
Golden Spike National Historic Site Description
The Golden Spike National Historic Site commemorates the incredible accomplishment of the completion of the first transcontinental railroad. Today, much of this historic railway has been converted into trails throughout the park. There are currently three gravel rail-trails along the old Transcontinental Railroad grade. To date (2012) the only wheelchair accessible area is at the visitor center and out to the last spike site nearby.
Cyclists are permitted on the upper portion of the Big Fill Trail and along the northeast portion of the historic grade, as well as along both the east and west auto tours (when open). No off trail mountain biking is permitted, and ATV/HOVs and snowmobiles are not allowed in the park. You can cross-country ski and horseback ride along the Big Fill Trail and northeast grade. The trails are wide enough to accommodate vehicles, cyclists and pedestrians, and vehicles should maintain a maximum 15 mph speed limit.
The segments are:
1. East Auto Tour is 1.5 miles along the Union Pacific railroad grade. Automobiles are permitted but the route is closed when the snow begins to fall and opens in the spring when it's gone.
2. West Auto Tour is 9 miles out along the gravel county road and 7 miles back along the old Central Pacific railroad grade. Automobiles are permitted on this trail. The railroad grade portion is usually open June October (when there is no snow).
3. Big Fill Trail is 1.5 miles along the old Central Pacific grade. The trail is open year-round but only to bicycles and pedestrians.
There is no shade on any of the trails, and summer sun can be brutal. Be sure to bring plenty of water, wear a hat and use sunscreen.
Golden Spike National Historic Site is 32 miles west of Brigham City, Utah, on State Route 83. If you're coming from northbound I-15, take Exit 365 and turn right (west) on SR 13 to SR 83. Follow the signs 32 miles to Golden Spike.
If you're coming from southbound I-15, take Exit I-84 west to Exit 40 (SR 102). Turn left and follow signs to SR 83. Turn right on SR 83 and follow the signs to Golden Spike about 29 miles.
If you're coming eastbound on I-84, take Exit 26 and head south on SR 83 past Thiokol Rocket Park. Turn right at the sign to Golden Spike, about 27 miles.
If you're coming westbound from Logan, take SR 30 west to I-15, then follow the directions above as if coming from southbound I-15, about 50 miles.
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Fun ride to the Spiral Jetty
June, 2016 by loriosmith
This ride is on a very bumpy, washboard, and dusty road. Be prepared for a bone jarring ride. I have done this ride several times on a gravel grinder bike (similar to a cyclocross) and although it was bouncy I loved it. I took the road from the Golden Spike Visitor Center to the Spiral Jetty. Well worth it!
February, 2012 by bogglersto
I was on a truck/ bike road trip and made a couple hour detour to try this trail. I followed the directions and couldn't find it. I paid admission to the golden spike monument and asked the rangers about the bike trial. None of the rangers ever heard of a bike trail in the area.
Weber Pathways Rail Trail
Utah - 10 miles
In 2002, the non-profit Weber Pathways opened the Weber Pathways Rail Trail on a railbanked Union Pacific Railroad corridor. The 10-mile line was once...
Weber River Parkway
The Weber River Parkway begins about 100 yards south of the confluence of the Odgen and Weber rivers. It's a popular trail with visitors, tracing the...
Ogden River Parkway
Utah - 9.6 miles
The Ogden River Parkway runs 9.6 miles along the Ogden River. Unimaginable years ago, given the industrial water pollution, valiant efforts have seen...
Denver and Rio Grande Western Rail Trail
Utah - 23.5 miles
The Denver and Rio Grande Western Rail Trail extends north from West Bountiful and passes through the Farmington Bay Waterfowl Management Area, where...
21st Street Pond Trail
Utah - 1 miles
This popular trail encircles the Twenty First Street Pond, a man-made pond that draws fishermen in pursuit of rainbow trout, carp and brown trout....
Old Emigration Trail
The Old Emigration Road once ran from Salt Lake City to City of the Rocks, Idaho where it linked to the California Trail. Today, a section of this...
Intermodal Hub Trail
Utah - 0.65 miles
This is a short connector trail in Ogden, allowing the pedestrians and cyclists to connect to Ogden's other active transportation corridors from the...
Legacy Parkway Trail
The Legacy Parkway Trail provides a useful, efficient commuting route as it is fully paved and has no street crossings. The trail runs adjacent to the...
Prospector Rail Trail
The Prospector Rail Trail enhances connectivity both within West Bountiful, and between West Bountiful and other communities. The multipurpose trail...
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The Jordan River Parkway Trail weaves in and out of urban areas, parks and marshy areas as it follows the Jordan River for nearly 50 miles, traveling...
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The 9 Line Trail is a short paved pathway along a former Union Pacific Railroad corridor in Salt Lake City. The line once carried much of the city's...
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1. To offer a diverse agenda of professional development programs (i.e., workshops), promote the continual exchange of new ideas for teaching, sponsor informal faculty gatherings, and showcase achievement.
2. Encourage the use of the TLC physical space and explore options for acquiring additional resources to facilitate the Center's mission and goals.
3. Continue to develop the TLC's virtual presence through its Web site and provide access to resources, encourage feedback, and market the Center's activities.
4. Provide professional consultation and assistance for special Instructional Technology projects. If the project is beyond the scope of the TLC we will solicit an outside consultant.
5. Actively encourage and support the development of distance learning courses.
6. Begin documenting professional development activities and TLC processes with video. Make this available to the college at large.


"If the light that is in thee be darkness, how great is that darkness" (Matt. 6: 23).
"a zeal of God, but not according to knowledge" (Rom. 10: 2).
These "compassed sea and land to make one prosleyte" only to lead him into greater error (Matt. 23:15). Unfortunately, as we shall show, the energy of "Jehovah's Witnesses" has been harnessed to error, and not truth.
"They searched the Scriptures, whether those things were so" (Acts 17: 11).
Yet, sad to say, this very journal reveals that Jehovah's Witnesses are exempt from such examination. That questioning their beliefs and practices is akin to treason, independent thinking, and a subtle design of the Devil. [See Watchtower "Exposing the Devil's Subtle Designs" 01/15/83 p. 22] Why? Because many passages from the Bible are quoted therein, but many are either quoted out of context, or are misapplied in order to conform to their teachings.
A faulty use of Scripture must result in instability of doctrine, and though Truth does not vary with time, it is significant that the doctrines of the "Watchtower" have been constantly revised. An example of this is found in the subject of the restoration of the Jews to Israel. C. T. Russell the founder and first president of the Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society, taught that the Jews must return in fulfilment of prophecy. His teaching was followed by J.F. Rutherford for some time, but later, changed his mind upon this subject, and today the "Jehovah's Witnesses" repudiate the very ideas they then set forth before millions of people as truth!
Meanwhile, the Jews have and still are returning to the land in fulfilment of prophecy, as the Bible from the very beginning maintained they must (Jer. 31: 10, Ezek. 36: 22-24; 37: 21-22). Yet this truth, now vindicated by events, is vigorously opposed by Jehovah's Witnesses. We believe that if members of this organization were to carefully examine their teachings, without bias, in the light of Scripture, they would see the need to considerably amend many of their doctrines.
Among the tenets promulgated by the "Jehovah's Witnesses" are some that are true, false, peculiar to them alone, and some that have been borrowed from other religious systems.
They are most outspoken against Roman Catholicism, and yet they cling to some of the teaching of that system.
The reader will understand that it is impossible for us to thoroughly examine all the beliefs propagated by the "Jehovah's Witnesses" through their various legal entities [e.g. Watchtower Bible and Tract Society] within the compass of this short article. We propose to comment upon a few of those peculiar to them, as our space permits, recognising that much more could be said upon those we touch upon, as well as other matters, if we had more space at our disposal.
We ask the reader to bear with us in this, and (particularly if they are a member of the "Jehovah's Witnesses" to give the evidence we submit thier candid and unbiased consideration.
We pray this site and its contents may be, not only an "eye-opener", but a blessing, in revealing to you God Plan of the Ages. A Plan that will involve every man, women and child … a Plan that involves YOU!


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Transport Canada to conduct a public interest assessment regarding proposed purchase of Transat A.T. Inc. by Air Canada
From: Transport Canada
On July 17, Air Canada and Transat A.T. Inc. notified the Honourable Marc Garneau, Minister of Transport, of a proposed transaction whereby Air Canada would acquire Transat A.T. Inc. This notification was in accordance with the mergers and acquisitions provisions of the Canada Transportation Act.
August 26, 2019 Ottawa Transport Canada
The Minister of Transport has determined that the transaction raises public interest issues related to national transportation. As such, a public interest assessment of the proposed transaction will be conducted with input from the Commissioner of Competition, who will assess impacts on competition.
The public interest assessment will include targeted consultations with the air industry and other stakeholders, other levels of government and the public, as well as an analysis of the economic benefits or challenges resulting from the proposed transaction. Consultation will begin on November 4, 2019.
Under the Canada Transportation Act, Transport Canada has up to 150 days to complete this public interest assessment. However, the Minister has the authority to grant an extension should extra time be necessary. Considering the size and scope of the proposed transaction, an extra 100 days has been granted to both Transport Canada and the Commissioner of Competition, to ensure sufficient time for thorough analysis and assessment.
The Department now has 250 days (until May 2, 2020) to complete the public interest assessment and provide it to the Minister. The Minister would then provide a recommendation to the Governor in Council (Cabinet) concerning the proposed purchase. The Minister's recommendation would incorporate the findings of the Commissioner's report on competition considerations. There is no legislated timeline for the Minister to make his recommendation or for the Governor in Council to make a final decision.
Delphine Denis
Office of the Honourable Marc Garneau
Minister of Transport, Ottawa
delphine.denis@tc.gc.ca
Transport Canada, Ottawa
media@tc.gc.ca
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