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The seven jurors’ affidavits – WHY DIDN’T THEY ASK JUROR #27?
Now seven more jurors from the AEG trial also made their affidavits and are saying in unison that they did not look into Murray’s competency “at the time he was hired” only.
Earlier other four jurors said that they had been told to focus only on the moment of hiring Murray.
The situation is unclear and understanding what’s what may be crucial for the outcome of the trial as theoretically there is a possibility of a hung jury (when the jurors are deadlocked and can’t decide).
It is also absolutely crucial to know which side is telling the truth.
This is why I suggest that the Plaintiffs’ lawyers immediately contact Juror #27 (the one who spoke on the MJJCommunity forum) and get an affidavit from him.
This juror said he was also on the jury and elaborated in much detail on his views on the trial. His viewpoint is that they based their decision mostly on the time of Murray’s hire. He repeated it many times over and provided us with various examples to make us swallow and digest this point and remember it forever after.
And we didn’t forget it. This is why we know that now the Plaintiffs cannot find a better witness than Juror #27 himself about the way the jurors deliberated and how they came to answer “no” to question 2 on the verdict form.
THE 7 JURORS’ AFFIDAVITS
But first here is a short word about the seven jurors’ affidavits. Surprisingly, all of them follow one and the same pattern:
- the mysterious Juror X (his name is blocked out in all affidavits) did not say to them that they should consider Murray’s competency only at the time he was hired
- no one prevented them from asking questions
- and even if they answered “Yes” to question #2 they would have answered “No” to question #3.
I was very much impressed by the common pattern of these affidavits and especially by their answer that they would say “No” to question #3 even if they said “Yes” to question #2.
All seven of them repeated that statement almost word for word which made their replies practically identical.
What’s also interesting is that all of them suddenly decided to mention that matter and decided to place it at the end of their affidavits – somewhere in the range of points 7 to 9. The beginnning is exactly the same up to a comma:
- “Even if we had answered “yes” to Question 2, I do not believe this would have affected the overall verdict. I would have answered “no” to Question 3 as well, because I do not believe …:
This amazing uniformity betrayed the hand of one writer for all seven of them. Five of the affidavits do indeed look like they were written by one person and make us suspect that their forms were just signed by different jurors, while the affidavits made by the foreman and one more juror are more elaborate and provide some details, some of which are rather interesting.
The foreman, for example, says that Ms. Chang spoke to him for an hour saying that other jurors were somewhat unhappy and allegedly told him that Bugzy (Houghdahl) never came to testify at the trial because the Defendants “conveniently kept him out of California so he couldn’t be served with a subpoena”.
She also allegedly said that “Paul Gongaware knew that doctors had given Michael Jackson propofol on prior tours”.
The foreman was surprised to hear it which makes me think he was not attentive enough at the trial. Of course Paul Gongaware knew of those two Propofol incidents as he was the promoter of the History tour and the two German doctors arrived at the hotel through the front door with all their bulky equipment, so the security should have reported it to him on two consecutive nights when Michael was using it. Michael was absolutely not making a secret out of it and there was no way for Gongaware not to know it.
The foreman also says that Ms.Chang gave him the form of an affidavit and he refused to sign it. Probably she did draft a form of it which does not surprise me – the affidavits of the other 6 jurors prove that they did exactly the same, only they signed the ready-made forms drafted for them by the AEG lawyers, and this explains their uniformity.
Here is an excerpt from one of those affidavits – if you’ve seen one you’ve seen five of them:
…4. When we first began our deliberations, we reread the Court’s instructions to make sure we understood how to apply the law properly to the questions on the verdict form.
5. [Juror X] did not say that we could only consider Dr. Murray’s competency at the time he was hired. [Juror X] said instead that we should consider what Dr. Murray was hired to do, as the verdict question said.
6. We discussed sending a question to the judge at one point, but collectively decided not to do so. No one was prevented from expressing their thoughts or opinions about the case during deliberations at any point. No one was prevented from asking questions of the judge.
7. Even if we had answered “yes” to Question 2, I do not believe this would have affected the overall verdict. I would have answered “no” to Question 3 as well, because I do not believe the evidence supported plaintiffs’ claim that AEG Live knew or should have known that Dr. Murray was unfit or incompetent.
Besides this last statement being uniform for all affidavits there is one more remarkable point about these documents.
All of them direct us to a certain Juror X and say that “neither juror X, not any other juror insisted that we only consider Dr. Murray’s competency at the time he was hired”.
Why is this statement remarkable?
Because if seven jurors say that juror X did not say it and four jurors say that he did, all in all it makes 11 jurors, so in order to come to number 12 only one juror is left and should be asked to make a statement on the above.
This mysterious juror is evidently the Juror X himself whom everyone is referring to and about whom all this fuss is about.
THE MYSTERIOUS JUROR
And the most incredible thing about this mess is that we know who this juror is.
Our past experience with Juror #27 on the MJJCommunity forum suggests that this person is the only one who could be the mysterious Juror X.
He cannot be among those who were distraught by the verdict and made the initial declarations to the Plaintiffs – Juror #27 was perfectly satisfied with their answers, so he cannot be one of the dissatisfied four.
But he cannot be one of the seven either as they say they didn’t take their decision based on the time of hiring only, while Juror #27 says that they predominantly did as he explained on numerous occasions. The idea behind it was that it was only the beginning of AEG/Murray cooperation, and at that time there was no way for them to know that Murray would be doing anything inappropriate to his patient – hence the focus on the time of hire only.
Now we know so much about this juror that we can even predict what he will say in his affidavit if requested to do so – his statement will support the Plaintiff’s point of view. All the Plaintiffs need to do now is approach this Juror #27 and ask him for an affidavit where he will have to repeat just what he said before.
And this is what he said before on the MJJCommunity forum (the juror’s arguments were discussed in this post ):
JUROR: The problem I have with what our foreman said and the question you are asking is that it mixes up the timelines. If the word unethical was included in question 2, we would still have to assess whether AEG knew that at the time they hired Conrad Murray. ... So no, I don’t think we would have answered differently if the question asked whether he was ethical because we didn’t see any evidence that showed that AEG knew Murray was going to act unethically.
JUROR: What we were looking for was disciplinary action against Murray in the form of malpractice suits or complaints, something that would give a reasonable person cause to find Murray unfit or incompetent at the time they hired him. Kathy Jorrie’s “10 minute google search” of Murray was talked about at length at trial, but I am of the opinion that that is a reasonable amount of due diligence for someone who you are bringing onboard as a favor to someone else.
JUROR: Think of it like this. A doctor works at a hospital and is caught stealing meds and performing unauthorized procedures in secret. When the hospital hired the doctor, there was nothing in his record that showed this kind of behavior. The doctor in this example should be held responsible, not the hospital.
FORUM MEMBER: But question2 was about simple fact – was he competent or not to do the job. My logic is: the job required first aid skills, he didn’t have them, hence – not fit.
JUROR: But that again is taking what we learned in hindsight and applying it to an earlier time frame.
FORUM MEMBER: I appreciate that you pointed out the word “timeline.” It is so important IMO for this trial. Ivy used the word “hindsight” in pointing out that many things re Dr. Conrad Murray were completely unknown until it was too late and MJ was already gone. To judge a hiring on the eventual outcome of Murray’s treatment would not be fair to the defendants. The question remains, was there evidence to anticipate or to ‘know’ that despite his licenses, education, training, he was going to be one of the most incompetent and unfit doctors ever. I am convinced by the evidence presented that such was not a reasonable conclusion at the time he was hired.
JUROR: …I’m happy to see that even in the midst of all this there are so many MJ fans who continue to remain positive and use his caring, loving nature to guide them along their path.
FORUM MEMBER: the jury foreman Gregg Barden said the following to reporters “Conrad Murray had a license, he graduated from an accredited college and we felt he was competent to do the job of being a general practitioner”. If you go by that logic, no qualified doctor can ever be unfit or incompetent. What’s your take on that??
JUROR: You are mixing up what a person should know at one point in time, with what comes to light after the fact… Now, if I did a check on the nanny’s references and 2 people told me she hurt their kids and they fired her, or if I looked online and found she had a criminal record for abusing children, and I then hire her anyway, NOW I have been negligent in my hiring. Now I should share responsibility for what she did. So if we apply this logic to the AEG case, Murray passed a cursory check.
JUROR: Thank you for the kind welcome. To answer your question, it was not an either/or, we looked at both the time of hiring and the 2 month period of ‘deterioration’, but we felt that the most pertinent part was the time of hire.
No, I definitely insist that the Plaintiffs should approach Juror #27 for an affidavit.
He will be the fifth juror to confirm that the jurors answered question 2 considering the moment of hiring Murray only.
Moreover, since juror #27 is the only one left out of the whole company and all jurors refer to this remaining person as the source of all controversy, it proves that he was actually the one who was convincing everyone that his point of view was the only correct one, same as he was persuading MJ’s fans of the same after the trial was over.
And he won’t be able to deny his words now – he himself said on the MJJCommunity forum that “they felt the most pertinent part was the time of hire”.
They felt. Not only him, but they too.
And the Senior Staff of MJJCommunity also thought we should perceive the events only in “hindsight” which means looking at them from the point of view of the moment of hire only, and not later.
At that time many forum members were seeing eye to eye with juror #27 and now it is totally amazing to see the same forum members no longer remember that they insisted on the “hindsight” point of view and said that the time of hire was the only correct angle to ever look at the problem.
But even this is not all about this incredible situation.
By his earlier statements about the jurors focusing on the time of hiring Murray Juror #27 is actually proving to us that the seven jurors are now lying in their affidavits.
Of course there is always an option that Juror #27 is an impostor and the MJJCommunity website intentionally or unintentionally brought this fraudster to spread his ideas among MJ’s fans. There were some who suspected the fraud from the very beginning of it, however to refute the allegations the Senior Staff provided us with a copy of the Juror’s credentials, and this silenced some of their opponents:
Now the forum people are facing a wonderful alternative of either admitting that Juror #27 is an impostor and a terrible liar or confirm that he is the “real McCoy”, indeed sat on the jury at the AEG trial and is actually the mysterious juror whom all the other jurors are referring to.
By agreeing to the latter they will have to admit that the jurors answered Question 2 considering the time of Murray’s hire only, and this in its turn will prove that the seven jurors are now lying in their affidavits.
Whichever way it is, it is a hilarious follow-up to the story of juror #27.
Can someone please contact Brian Panish or Katherine Jackson and tell them that a juror with all the necessary credentials available to the MJJCommunity Senior Staff can provide to them first-hand information that “they felt the most pertinent part was the time of hire” (only)?
And that he was probably the one who convinced all others of the same? And that the seven affidavits may not be that truthful after all?
PLEASE INFORM THE PLAINTIFFS OF IT.
Merry Christmas and a very happy New Year to all truthseekers!
HERE ARE THE AFFIDAVITS OF SEVEN JURORS:
AND HERE IS THE AEG NEW TRIAL REPLY:
THE PLAINTIFFS ALSO MADE A REPLY TO AEG BUT IT IS NOT POSTED BY THE MJJCOMMUNITY.
IT IS LISTED AS PRIVATE.
UPDATED January 1, 2014
HERE IS THE JACKSONS’ REPLY TO AEG’s OPPOSITION
The reply is highly technical and is difficult to read, especially after a glass of the New Year champaigne, but I still gathered that the most important point in the reply is the following one:
- To maintain a defense verdict, they need at least three-fourths of a jury, or at least nine jurors out of a twelve-member jury. Cal. Const. Art 1 #16; CCP #618. Without Declarations from nine jurors, Defendants cannot say that a different result would not have been probable had the error not occurred. The inevitable hung jury that would have resulted is a different result than a defense verdict, and would have ensured that Plaintiffs had a new trial.
And the Defendants (AEG) do not have nine declarations in their favor to maintain a defense verdict!

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Michael and Susan left Florida in April 2007 aboard their Westsail 43 INFINI to fullfill a dream of full time cruising. They completed their circumnavigation in June 2017.
Dec 10 - The Sail Malaysia Rally ends
The last few days have been busy. Saturday, we had the official closing ceremony dinner at the Burau Bay Resort. This is a beautiful venue, and we ended up seated at the VIP table and were served by smiling resort staff, enjoying another delicious meal. Yesterday, a tour was arranged of Langkawi Island, and we had the chance to take the Cable Car ride to the second highest peak of the island. The vertical rise of the system is about 700 meters, and the views are amazing. We also visited the Seven Wells Waterfall, had a fast visit to the Perdana Gallery, and ended the day with a late afternoon lunch. Each tour bus had its own tour guide, and ours related facts and figures of the island as we went along. In the evening, we had a gathering aboard Infini and enjoyed the company and stories of our Aussie friends. Today there was a swap meet and a relaxing lunch. That's it - the Sail Malaysia Rally is officially over. It's been a really good run. We've experienced new places, people and cultures, and have made new friends along the way. We've enjoyed the experience, and applaud the organizers. For any of you following in our footsteps, we'd highly recommend the Rally.
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THE INSIDE TRACK • August 2023
Ever wondered how food waste and recycling are dealt with on our planes? These champions are helping to make a difference, one green bag at a time
Time to meet the War on Waste Champions you never knew existed. These crew members are the eyes and ears of our operation – they’re responsible for your comfort and safety on board and they are deeply passionate about recycling and reducing waste.
Our War on Waste Champions started out in 2018 as a small team of cabin crew. Today, the fully-fledged initiative has more than 160 Champions. The team ensures that everyone follows best practice to separate waste and recycling, and they also prevent unnecessary wastage on board.
They educate both their fellow crew members and customers about British Airways’ goals and initiatives and use their experience of being in the sky to highlight any issues or trends with regards to recycling and waste, so our Customer Sustainability team can work to rectify them.
We sat down with Inflight Manager Ananda Manaka, Inflight Lead Andrea Bruno and Cabin Crew member George Mariou to tell us more about the initiative.
Where does your passion for this come from?
A Champion since 2018, Andrea starts us off. “My mum planted the seed. She always used to buy much more food than she ever needed,” she says. “I always saw the opportunity to recycle and reduce waste from her.”
“I’m a little squirrel on board,” enthuses George, who became a Champion this January. “I try to find anything that can be reused, for example cutlery packs that are still in their sealed packaging or Club Europe menu cards. Our motto is reuse and recycle and I think everyone’s got a part to play. My first waste reduction initiative was when I was working in Club Europe years ago and I noticed the bowls were made from plastic. I was part of the discussion to change them into reusable crockery.”
Can you describe any big improvements we’ve made as an airline in recent years?
“We’ve seen some improvements in reducing single-use plastics on board but we know we have more work to do,” says Ananda. “We’ve gone from plastic cocktail stirrers to bamboo, we’ve replaced the plastic wrapping from World Traveller Plus and Club World blankets with FSC certified paper bands, which removes 49 tonnes of single-use plastic a year, and we’ve removed the plastic document wallets for liquor paperwork.”
Replacing plastic cutlery with birchwood in our World Traveller cabins has saved 120 tonnes of single-use plastics a year. “I hear crew talking about not opening any unnecessary packaging, such as paper cups, and it makes me smile because I know that’s come from us Champions spreading the message,” adds Ananda.
“I just get this warm fuzzy feeling when I know I’ve saved items. I also play this jam jar game with colleagues to see who can collect the most unopened jars so that they can be reused.”
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What is the next thing you’d like to see British Airways tackle?
“Ultimately, I think our investment in sustainable aviation fuel and more fuel-efficient aircraft is really important as part of our journey to net zero by 2050,” Andrea says.
On the day US borders reopened following 18 months of Covid-19 restrictions, both Ananda and Andrea flew on the first flight to New York, which was directly powered by 35 per cent sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), provided by bp and made from used cooking oil.
“It was the A350 to JFK in November 2021 and the flight was powered by a blend of sustainable aviation fuel and traditional jet fuel,” says Ananda.
In the meantime, George would love to see more customers bring their own water bottles on board. “We’re also looking at how we can make our hot towel trays and plastic lids more sustainable. Lids are tricky because they must be see-through for food hygiene, security and ease of use - and currently plastic provides that,” she says. “We’re looking into different options.”
“There’s been a really positive change in the last five years,” Andrea adds. “The Champions are helping to drive real behavioural change on board and, while there is more work to do, we are already seeing progress, and there’s a growing community of crew wanting to be Champions.”
While we work on reducing waste on board, here are some small things our Champions recommend that you can do, too:
1) There are water fountains at many airports such as London Heathrow and in our lounges where you can fill up your own water bottle.
2) If you’re not going to take the amenity kit home with you, hand it back to the crew and it will be repacked for another flight.
3) Save paper by using the British Airways app and download your mobile boarding pass instead of printing it.


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Hood Simply Smart Milk and tennis Legend Chris Evert launched the second annual “Make a Difference, Taste a Difference” program to celebrate women making a difference in their communities. Three women from Florida have been nominated, among only nine total in the country. Hood Simply Smart Milk will showcase these women and their causes throughout the summer on Facebook, and winners will be chosen by number of votes cast by August 31, 2012. The organizations receiving the most votes will receive a $5,000 donation to be presented by Chris Evert!
- Debbi McCarthy is the Director of Development for Feeding America Tampa Bay, the largest domestic hunger relief organization in the country with more than 200 food banks nationwide.
- Ginger Bean is the Executive Director of OASIS (Outreach Assisting Students in School), a grassroots, volunteer-driven organization serving underprivileged children in Hillsborough County since 2001. OASIS partners with the Hillsborough County School District’s social workers to provide basic necessities to needy children in the local public school system.
- Linda Osmundson is the Executive Director of CASA, a St. Petersburg’s anti-violence organization that advocates empowerment and social change, and offers related services.
And to spread the wealth to all of us, Hood is offering a $1/1 Simply Smart Milk printable coupon!
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June 18, 2005
Durbin sorry for 'misunderstanding'
Senator says he wasn't criticizing U.S. forces
By DORI MEINERT
COPLEY NEWS SERVICE
WASHINGTON - Attempting to stem growing criticism, Sen. Dick Durbin, D-Ill., said Friday he regretted any misunderstandings caused by his comments earlier this week that compared American interrogators at Guantanamo Bay to Nazis, Soviets of the gulag era and brutal Khmer Rouge leader Pol Pot.
"I have learned from my statement that historical parallels can be misused and misunderstood," Durbin said in a statement issued by his office late Friday. "I sincerely regret if what I said caused anyone to misunderstand my true feelings: Our soldiers around the world and their families at home deserve our respect, admiration and total support."
The White House, the Pentagon and Senate Republicans this week criticized the remarks Durbin made Tuesday on the Senate floor. Also, the American Legion, the Veterans of Foreign Wars and the Anti-Defamation League called for Durbin to apologize for his remarks.
Durbin drew the controversial comparison after reading an FBI agent's report describing how detainees at the U.S. Navy base in Cuba were chained to the floor in extreme temperatures without food or water.
"If I read this to you and did not tell you that it was an FBI agent describing what Americans had done to prisoners in their control, you would most certainly believe this must have been done by Nazis, Soviets in their gulags, or some mad regime - Pol Pot or others - that had no concern for human beings," Durbin said on the Senate floor Tuesday.
On Thursday, Senate Republicans took the Senate floor to chastise him. Senate Armed Services Chairman John Warner, R-Va., said: "I feel apologies are in order to the men and women of the Armed Forces."
Durbin came to the Senate floor to defend himself.
"To suggest that I'm criticizing American servicemen - I am not," he said. He said he "was attributing this form of interrogation to repressive regimes such as those that I noted."
In Friday's statement, Durbin said he will continue to speak out when he disagrees with the administration.
"More than 1,700 American soldiers have been killed in Iraq, and our country's standing in the world community has been badly damaged by the prison abuses at Abu Ghraib and Guantanamo. My statement in the Senate was critical of the policies of this administration which add to the risk our soldiers face," Durbin said.

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Universities team up to track virus
The Kansas Department of Health and Environment has formed a partnership with the University of Kansas and Kansas State University to monitor for West Nile Virus in Kansas.
Dead birds are being monitored through the University of Kansas Museum of Natural History and selected birds will be tested at the United States Geological Survey National Wildlife Health Center.
"West Nile Virus has not been found yet among birds, animals, or humans in Kansas," said Dr. Gail Hansen, KDHE state public health veterinarian.
"However, the movement of the virus west across the country has been more rapid than originally projected and I expect to see the virus in Kansas. We are working closely with the two major universities to identify and then track the virus in the state."
During 2001, 25 cases of West Nile Virus encephalitis have been reported in the United States. The disease produces flu-like symptoms and is usually a mild disease, but the elderly and people with weak immune systems can develop brain inflammation and serious consequences.
At least 10 people in the United States have died since the mosquito borne illness first appeared in 1999 in New York.
There is no specific treatment for the disease nor a vaccine to prevent it in humans.
The virus is spread by the bite of an infected mosquito. Birds, especially crows and other scavenger birds, are susceptible to West Nile Virus and usually die within two to three weeks of infection. Dead birds cannot transmit the virus, but rather serve as indicators that the West Nile Virus is around.
The virus in not spread from bird to person or person to person. West Nile Virus has spread to about two dozen U.S. states, and birds with the virus have been found in nearby states including Missouri, Arkansas, and Iowa. No West Nile Virus positive samples have been found in Kansas. Entomologists through the Kansas State University have been collecting mosquitoes and doing limited sentinel bird blood testing around the state.
The University of Kansas Natural History Museum is coordinating dead bird surveillance in Kansas. Limited testing will be done this fall on dead birds found in good condition.
Call the University of Kansas Museum of Natural History at (785) 864-3926 for reporting dead birds and for information on submitting birds for testing. Birds for testing should be placed in two plastic bags and frozen.
More information on dead bird monitoring and testing in Kansas can be found at: http://nhm.ku.edu/birds/.
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Tristate Medical Reserve Corps (TMRC) is part of a national network of local groups of volunteers committed to improving the public health, emergency response, and resiliency of their communities. TMRC includes 11 MRC units from Southwest Ohio, Northern Kentucky and Southeast Indiana. TMRC focuses on strengthening the public health infrastructure by preparing for and responding to natural or man-made disasters and/or public health emergencies in the community.
In 2010 during the H1N1 influenza response, the Northern Kentucky MRC responds to assist in a large scale vaccination clinic at the Bank of Kentucky Center.
Honor the community-based nature of the MRC and recognize the spirit of volunteerism.
Seek opportunities to develop meaningful initiatives that support community medical and public health volunteerism and service.
Maximize the potential to learn, and leverage relationships and assets to the fullest extent.
Embrace collaboration and work collectively to achieve a mission.
Accept and respect the cultural identity of all.


The perennial traffic on Ikorodu road occasioned by the failed portions between Ojota Interchange and Kudirat Abiola Junction will soon be history as the Lagos State Government has mobilised construction giant, Julius Berger to fix the road.
The Special Adviser to Governor Sanwo-Olu on Works and Infrastructure, Engr. Aramide Adeyoye, who made this known today, said the stretch of that road both inward and outward Lagos had defied palliative measures over time, adding that the time is ripe to address all the challenges once and for all to bring succour to the motoring public.
She sought the understanding of road users during the renovation work as traffic will slow down along the affected corridor, noting that effective traffic management measures have been put in place to reduce congestion to the barest minimum.
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If your kids have some reading requirements during this new school year, add this to your weekend plans ...
Through Sunday, the Friends of the Chapel Hill Public Library will host its biggest book sale ever at the library at 100 Library Dr. The sale has more than 1,000 boxes of books (stead of the usual 750), according to a press release. That means there will be more than 25,000 books along with CDs, DVDs and vinyl.
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|Posted:||March 8, 2021 12:03 PM|
|From:||Representative Kurt A. Masser|
|To:||All House members|
|Subject:||Funding for a Code Enforcement Officer or Main/Elm Street Coordinator in Act 47 Communities (Prior HB 1670)|
|In the near future, I will be introducing legislation that provides funding for financially distressed municipalities to hire a Code Enforcement Officer and to hire either a Main Street or Elm Street Program coordinator. These positions shall be funded by DCED at the following rates:
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The specifications for the Aigo P8860D include:
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I understand that Windows XP drivers may be available in October as well.
Netbooks have full browser and cost less than or equal to what we see here with this first MID, however they are really not as pocketable as the MID devices look to be and are more of a laptop replacement. These MIDs take a form factor like the Nokia Internet Tablets and put a more powerful processor inside with a more powerful OS powering the experience.
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This past Tuesday, Ken Anderson, passed away. I first met Ken in 1978 when I was chosen to play Adelaide in Guys and Dolls, my first production at UW-Fox. Our relationship continued through the years with musicals and appearances that Ken directed. Most recently when my son, Tim Marsh, starred in How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying at the beautiful new theatre at UW-Fox, I called Ken to see if perhaps he's like to come as my date to see one of the performances. I was unable to reach him and left a message. Sadly, I never heard from him.
Before that our contact was sporadic. He had started converting VHS tapes of his many theatre productions at UW-Fox to a DVD format and had sent me copies of some of the shows in which I had performed. There was never a note, not a word, just the DVD. After the first one arrived I called to thank him and found that things had changed with Ken. No more the usual effusive conversation laden with details, it was just...off. Then I received a letter from Ken and when I opened the envelope it was empty. I didn't know if it was meant for something important so when he called to ask for the address of someone from the past he just laughed about the omission and the short conversation regarding the address was brief. The Ken I knew was articulate, humorous, on top of it and suddenly I knew that time and the losses of the past few years had taken their toll.
As a professor at the university there was something going on all the time, people in and out of his office, plays to choose, productions to cast, rehearsals and his famous grief sheets to write. Oh how we loved the grief sheets! The griefs were his notes, notes he made as he watched you rehearse. He'd tear off each little comment and hand it to you after the rehearsal. They were his signature. I still have some of mine. In fact, after retirement he authored two books on the subject, Good Grief Volume One and Two.
Ken's style of direction was truly unique and for some, the new ones, frustrating. Ken left the digging for the character and his relationship to the storytelling up to the actor. And when you're starting out you're looking for guidance but...it forced you to think, to try, to lament with your fellow actors, to determine who you were to the story. What you didn't realize at the beginning was that this was Ken's style, his method to get you to live in the character, feel how he felt, move as he would move. To quote Ken, "To tell the story better than it's ever been told." Yes, Ken was one of a kind but he was so much more than "the theatre guy" at UW-Fox.
Ken was an athlete, loved sports of many kinds and when I knew him he was in excellent shape from playing handball almost daily. As with everything, he committed to it. Furthermore, Ken played an active part in his community and as with everything else, he was a participator, a leader. He'd often direct little shows providing entertainment for special events and many of us who he'd worked with at the Center were part of that as well. For a while he did a radio show on Saturday mornings featuring performers and interviews, a local show with a little Ken pizazz.
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But then came the health issues. Ken sustained some sight loss and that took its toll. Then Ruth fell and broke a hip and while she was in surgery for the hip repair, she had a stroke. She was confined to a nursing home for 3 years. Ken spent his days there until she died recently and my thought is that was the final straw.
After I read Ken's obituary in Sunday's paper I realized I knew only part of what made Ken Anderson tick. His accomplishments were far more extensive that I even knew but what I did know was that he was an exceptional person, a man of many talents and someone I felt privileged to know.

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TRT Australia experienced a very strong finish to 2020. Marc Baumback was appointed to the role of country manager in October and started just in time to see the handover of the first of six TIDD PC28s to Cranecorp Australia. November 2020 saw leading equipment distributor, Ronco Group appointed as the Western Australian distributor for TIDD.
Chairman of the Western Australian branch of The Crane Industry Council of Australia (CICA), Anthony Grosser, examines the key issues facing WA over the coming year. Read more
Now in its 25th year, the WA Training Awards highlight the achievements of apprentices, trainees, VET students, trainers, training organisations and employers in the training sector. Read more
All Terrain Services expands its mini crane capabilities with the purchase of a new Sennebogen telescopic crawler. Read more
Brendon Penn Crane Hire services the resources sector in remote areas of Western Australia. The business is built on the reliability of its fleet of Liebherr mobile cranes and the support it receives from the Liebherr team. Read more
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Over 50 percent of the human population now lives in cities, and those cities are responsible for 60 to 80 percent of the world’s energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions. Yet the real challenges of mass urbanization still lie ahead of us: By 2050, the global urban population will have grown by roughly another 3 billion, and 70 percent of the world will be living in cities.
The smart city can be defined as the integration of technology into a strategic approach to sustainability, citizen well-being and economic development. It offers a coherent vision for bringing together innovative solutions that address the issues facing the modern city, but there are many challenges still to be faced. The biggest test for the smart-city concept over the next decade will be to show that innovative projects can be deployed at a citywide scale and are also replicable across cities.
This report examines smart-city developments around the world and provides a model for understanding the relationship between smart-city goals and enabling technologies. The report examines five key technology sectors that are enabling the smart city and are also being shaped by the requirements of this emerging market: smart grids, smart transport, smart water and waste management, smart building systems, and the enabling ICT platforms for the smart city. The report also looks at the strategies of key players in the smart-city market including IT companies, telcos, utilities, infrastructure providers and real estate developers.
Urbanization is key to the development of the world’s poorer economies, yet 32 percent of the developing world’s urban population lives in slums. In the developed world, too, cities are at the forefront of the battle to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and to change patterns of energy use. The concept of the smart city offers a potential solution to the question of how to balance environmental concerns, economic requirements and the need to provide for the well-being of the population as a whole.
As the smart city opens up new types of services and looks to address new technical, environmental and economic challenges, all stakeholders need to reconsider their roles and how those impact their business models, modes of operation and partnering strategies.
The next 10 years will see over $100 billion spent on technologies to support smart-city development worldwide. By 2020, the annual spend on those core technologies will be almost $16 billion. By the end of the decade, many of the enabling technologies for smart cities will be deployed across the globe. Once in place, this smart-city infrastructure will provide the basis for a wide range of innovative applications and services.
- The rise of the smart city
- What is a smart city?
- Smart-city technologies
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- The city and the cloud
- Big data and open data
- Smart cities and smart grids
- Smart water and waste-management systems
- Smart transportation systems
- Smart building systems
- Conclusion and recommendations
- Recommendations for stakeholders and key players
- Acronym and abbreviation list
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Holding elections is not the same thing as having an authentic democracy. That is one lesson of the present sad shambles in the Philippines. It`s a lesson that may be difficult for Americans to learn, since we tend to be too provincial and too complacent about our own political system to understand very readily that other countries` traditions and political cultures can be very different from ours.
In fact, though, a true democratic choice requires more than just a chance to vote. It requires a consensus that the process is fairly conducted and that both winners and losers will accept the result. It also requires political habits, values and institutions that make the voters` choice meaningful by assuring that after an election the political system will be responsive, in some way, to the apparent needs and desires and interests of those who voted.
Where those habits and institutions don`t exist, elections--even if free of the abuses that were apparently so flagrant in the Philippines--become something quite different from elections in our experience. They become a political device, sometimes to perpetuate the rule of those already in power, sometimes to decide among a rather small group of powerful rivals in a contest in which most of the people have no real stake at all, sometimes to ratify a leadership whose power in fact derives from some completely different process.
Elections of this type give the appearance of democracy, but not the substance. They may sometimes take on the character of spectator sports, involving plenty of partisan passion, but nothing like the genuine exercise of political power.
Americans, though, more or less automatically assume that elections anywhere mean what they do in this country: a process by which a country`s people exercise control over national policies and their political future. Thus we also assume that elections can be a solution to virtually any political crisis anywhere on the globe--or, if not a solution, at least a way to make a foreign regime that our government wishes to support more palatable to American public opinion.
A fair number of Third World elections in recent history have been promoted by Washington for what are essentially public relations purposes. During the Vietnam War, for example, under a constitution written for the Vietnamese by American legal experts, South Vietnam held an election in 1967 to transform the ruling military junta in Saigon into a constitutional regime. If judged only by the procedural technicalities, the South Vietnamese election was reasonably, if not perfectly, legitimate. Numerous candidates competed. International observers and foreign journalists found little evidence of flagrant fraud or intimidation. The official slate won, but only with a plurality of about one-third of the total vote, a result that was taken to reflect an honest, unrigged contest. Washington was delighted to be able to proclaim that its ally was now a duly elected government, in contrast to the North Vietnamese dictatorship.
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--except creation of authentic popular sovereignty in South Vietnam. Meaningful power continued to be monopolized by the military leadership.
For some of the same reasons, an election of somewhat similar character was held more recently in El Salvador. The U.S.-backed winner, Jose Napoleon Duarte, represents a genuine spirit of reform--unlike the Saigon generals. But in a country that has spent nearly its entire history under military autocracies, Duarte`s election was the beginning, not the accomplishment, of political change.
What will follow the chaotic Philippine election is hard to foresee. It`s clear that President Ferdinand Marcos` authority has been damaged. His challenger, Corazon Aquino, with the potent backing of the Catholic Church hierachy, can and no doubt will mount a strong campaign of public protest to drive Marcos from office. In the end it may fall to the Philippine army, itself deeply split between Marcos cronies and military reformers, to determine whether Marcos remains in office.
If the Filipinos are unlucky, the country`s deepening polarization could lead to mounting unrest or even civil war. If they are lucky, the tainted election may start a process leading to Marcos` removal, after which his successor--whether Cory Aquino or someone else--may then begin the slow, difficult job of restoring democratic values and conduct to Philippine political life.
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Location: Greenwich Salary: £75,000
Immediate opening for a Technical Manager with Residential RC Frame experience.
Our client are a established housing developer offering new homes and neighbourhoods across London, Birmingham and the South of England.
Reviving underused land, creating welcoming, sustainable and nature-rich places. Specialising in long-term brownfield regeneration, focusing on challenging and complex sites that are beyond the scope of conventional homebuilders.
The project is over 500 units across two schemes being delivered together, 200+ units will be delivered as Modular and the remaining Traditional RC Frame. This will be the single largest project delivered in the South East region.

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Why Nishert Park Garbage Centre not clean?
I want to drawn attention why Garbage Centre of NISHERT PARK not cleaning as garbage centre spread full of dirty and hazard garbage which spread half of street and realize how those people who are residence nearby building or passing through how feel pain and problem. Those who are living near by Garbage Centre not consider they are ANIMAL and no sense or feeling of bad smell?
But the question is what reasons this Garbage dump Centre is not cleaning time to time, observe only remain neat and clean on important occasion otherwise the condition of Garbage Centre is not hidden from any common.
Why not question those who are responsible for cleaning the garbage centre and not cleaning or performing the duty, did the department hire staff on contract basis or call when they required their services.
I request to the Governor of Sindh and KWSB to take immediate note first, clean the garbage centre, keep check and balance system how the department people cleaning the Garbage Centre.
Shame on those sweeper who are on duty or responsible for cleaning the Nishert Park Garbage Centre but not attending or performing duty honest, in this regarding department should take immediate steps against this black sheep and un-sincere staff.
Most of diseases are speared due to Garbage Centre not cleaning as required but eager to keep a deposit like a vault due to these how many people’s suffer but no question asked from the concern department people why cleaning Garbage Centre by own wish or consider as duty who justify?
I suggest the department should make surprise check during a week to determine how the staff cleaning the garbage which should adopt so they will do job in a fear if the higher authority have any complain not cleaning the garbage centre than perhaps our duty will not required any more.
( Ashfaq Sharif )


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When Penny Arnold joined Hershey Middle School as a librarian in 1993, the library was the only room in the building that had computers, a TV and a phone on the teacher’s desk. A new form of technology was getting magazines on monthly CD-ROMs.
Today, CDs and videotapes are passe and DVDs are dying out, said Arnold, who also is Derry Twp. School District’s library services coordinator.
“It’s all digital now,” she said, with resources such as Safari Montage allowing teachers to download instructional videos and playlists.
“I don’t think any educational area has changed as much as the library,” Arnold said.
Tight budgets have resulted in some school districts cutting library programs. Technology isn’t eliminating the need for library services, say the librarians, but is increasing it.
“Teachers are the content experts; we’re the research experts,” Arnold said. “Now that we have so much information available, we have to show them where the best is, how to evaluate what’s useful. It’s very hard. They are overwhelmed with it,” Arnold said.
LIBRARIES ARE MEDIA CENTERS
Palmyra Area High School’s library, like many others, is called a “media center,” reflecting its new role as an information hub. “I think libraries and technology walk hand in hand,” librarian JoDell Thomas said. “It’s how we access information.”
What used to take so much time in doing research papers was finding the information, with students poring through the “Reader’s Guide to Periodical Literature” to find sources. Today, students have a wealth of information at their fingertips in databases, wiki pages, blogs.
“But is it valid, reliable information they want to use in their paper. Is it opinion or fact?” Thomas said.
But aren’t teens the experts in all things technological?
“They’re skilled at social media,” Thomas said, but research skills and the ability to evaluate information can be lacking.
“It can be confusing for students. They’re the Google generation. They want to be able to find it immediately,” she said.
Unlike its neighboring districts, Middletown Area High School no longer has a full-time librarian. Instead, a clerk takes care of daily tasks such as checking out and shelving books, supervising students and filling teachers’ requests.
Two years ago there was a librarian at each of the district’s five buildings, but now there are three, said Cherie Fake, the former high school librarian who works at Kunkel and Fink elementary schools and, as department head, oversees all libraries.
“It’s sad, but people don’t seem to understand what we do in the library. It’s so much more than people realize,” Fake said.
At the high school, Fake said she saw a decrease in the number of classes coming into the library after the district received a grant that added computer labs with laptops for students in each classroom. More teachers were apparently allowing students to do their research online rather than coming into the library to do it with the librarian’s guidance.
“My concern is the kids are not going to be taught how to really discern between good information and bad information,” Fake said. “With them wanting to Google everything, they need to learn about databases, which provide you with better information than just Googling.”
In talking with other high school librarians, Fake said it seems to be a trend that “the more technology the teachers had available to them, the less they used the library. That is our concern as librarians, yes.”
Elsewhere in the midstate, West Shore School District cut half of its 12 library positions, and East Pennsboro reduced its number by one elementary position.
Fake and other librarians say teachers have too much on their plates, with increasing mandates, to replace what librarians do.
In the elementary library, Fake teaches basic library skills during a 45-minute period every four days, and also supports the language arts curriculum. She said she is trying to “instill a love of libraries, of reading, of searching for information and trying to get answers to their questions. By the time they get to high school, “They’ll be on their way to being lifelong learners,” Fake said.
Derry Twp. School District’s libraries are down one full-time position, but have a librarian and aide at each building, Arnold said.
Arnold, like many secondary librarians, doesn’t teach a traditional class, but has a flexible schedule in which teachers bring classes to the library for instruction and help on assignments.
Having information a fingertip away on smartphones and iPads, as well as computers, means it’s even more important to teach students how to find and evaluate information, Arnold said.
“What’s very difficult for them is to decide what’s appropriate and relevant and correct,” she said.
In its eight databases, Derry Twp.’s school libraries offer a plethora of information in history, the sciences, literature, reference and more. “When they go to college, this is what they’ll be using,” Arnold said of online databases.
READING IS STILL IMPORTANT
What hasn’t changed, Arnold said, is getting kids reading. And yes, traditional books are still popular. “Yesterday my aide and I were checking out books for three 50-minute periods,” she said. The middle school’s 37 copies of books in “The Hunger Games” trilogy have been checked out constantly for the last several years.
“The kids who are readers are better writers. ... Their comprehension increases,” Arnold said. The district is just starting to delve into e-books, as students are bringing their devices to school in some buildings.
Getting kids started on research skills in the library is the task of elementary librarians such as Brenda Copeland, who works at Northside and Lingle Avenue elementary schools in the Palmyra Area School District.
In the 15 years she’s been in Palmyra, Copeland said the major changes have been incorporating more technology and working more as a team with classroom teachers. She provides teachers with resource materials to use in their classrooms and assists students in doing research. “It’s not just me here in the library checking out books,” Copeland said. “We’re here as a team. ... We overlay the curriculum in many ways.”
Copeland also sees classes on a fixed schedule, with grades 1-5 coming in for a 45-minute period every six days. Kindergarten used to come for a 25-minute period, but that was reduced to 15 minutes, which really allows only time to check out books. She teaches everything from how to find a book in the library to the parts of a book, to character development, research skills and how to compile a bibliography.
“I push reading. I tell kids, whether they want to be CEO of Hershey Foods or a manager at McDonald’s, they have to read,” Copeland said.
Palmyra’s libraries didn’t have staff cuts this year, having already lost half of a librarian position, leaving each of the four elementary schools with a half-time librarian, plus a part-time aide, Superintendent Collene Van Noord said. The middle and high schools each have a librarian and an aide.
“As budgets get tighter and tighter in public education, more very valuable services will need to be examined and likely reduced,” she said. “However, as reading and writing and research become more and more important in nearly each content area, it would seem counterproductive to cut libraries,” Van Noord said.
When Thomas came to Palmyra 15 years ago, she said the high school library had eight computers, with the Internet and email just starting to be used. “We still had microfilm,” she added.
Palmyra’s high school library today has 16 computers, space for two classes to use laptops from computer carts and two adjacent computer labs. Thomas sees classes on a flexible schedule.
What about all those books on the shelves?
“We have students coming in and having conversations about books daily,” she said. “I still have a lot of students who prefer the hardback book.”
DIGITAL LITERACY IS THE FUTURE
For the future, Thomas sees more co-teaching between librarians and classroom teachers. Even if libraries someday become all digital, Thomas said there will still have to be someone to manage the information and help students and teachers find it.
Thomas also often fields IT questions from students and teachers. “We’re kind of the first line of defense” regarding IT issues, she said.
Likewise, in Central Dauphin School District, librarian Angela Kauffman is often the “go-to” person for students at Linglestown Middle School when they have research projects to do.
“I’d like to think this library is the heart of this school,” she said. “We have huge library usage and are very busy. Students get very excited when new books come.”
Kauffman used to have a full-time aide in the library, which was cut to part time and later eliminated. She instructs classes at teachers’ requests on everything from research skills, note-taking, copyright laws and cyber safety. She also compiles print and online resources for classroom topics. That’s on top of normal library management duties.
As use of digital technology expands, school libraries become more important, Kauffman said.
“We have to teach them digital literacy, digital citizenship. They need to have to be able know how to use it responsibly. With research skills, citing sources is really important,” she said.
Libraries, Kauffman said, also will play an important role in implementing the new Common Core education standards scheduled to go into effect next year, which stress improving literacy.
Central Dauphin School District has 15 librarians.
The budget for supplies and technology declined this year.
Elaine Kern, president of the Pennsylvania School Libraries Association, said studies have shown that schools with strong library programs have higher test scores and better grades. Libraries not only teach students to love reading but also provide them with work skills.
“It teaches them how to be critical thinkers, analyzers of information,” Kern said.
PSLA is working with the state Department of Education to develop a model library curriculum, and would like to see a dedicated line item for school library funding in the state budget.
The results of a survey on 2012-13 library staffing and cuts should be available next month, along with a study correlating PSSA scores and quality of school library programs. The information will be provided to a state House education committee studying library funding.
Deb Kachel, PSLA co-chair of the legislative committee, said school libraries are the most economical and efficient way to centrally provide resources to teachers and students.
“What we’re seeing in our state right now is a huge gap between the haves and have-nots,” Kachel said. “Wealthy parents can buy their kids e-books on Kindles and take them to the library and bookstores, and we have a huge amount of kids where the only library they ever know is a school library,” she said.
Glenn Miller, executive director of the Pennsylvania Library Association, said cutting school libraries has a “cascading negative effect. If kids are not instructed on how to research, the use of technology at an early age, and consistently through their school years, they come out of K-12 into the workforce or higher education ill-prepared.”
- At least 198 schools in the state had library services reduced for 2011-12.
- 95.25 librarian positions were eliminated, 34.25 of them through attrition.

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Although the dust and dirt from Wednesday’s storm have cleared, there are now concerns now about Valley Fever.
The storm comes just one week after the Department of Public Health revealed Valley Fever diagnosis is on the rise. The fungal infection causes similar symptoms to a common cold and it typically takes several weeks for symptoms to occur. The symptoms include fever, cough, chest pain, muscle or joint aches, tiredness, headaches, weight loss and rash.
On windy days, health officials recommend driving with your windows up, turning on the circulation in your car and use a face mask anytime dirt is kicked up into the air.
If you have any of these symptoms see a doctor and have them check you for the infection.


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Phishing has already been popular for its vast attacks from individuals to big companies around the world thus many cyber-security firms have already investigated and found cyber-crime solutions to combat these attacks. But what’s shocking in today’s news is that cyber-criminals developed a sophisticated form of phishing called voice phishing or vishing, to steal money from its victims via phone call and is now targeting companies situated in UK.
Researchers found this new form of phishing when the CEO of an unnamed UK energy firm was tricked into transferring €220,000 or approximately $243,000 to the chief executive officer of its parent company which occurred last March this year.
Euler Hermes Group, the firm’s insurance company who handled the case, shared the information on how cyber-criminals impersonate the voice of the company’s boss. He explained that the CEO of energy firm which was based in UK recognized the subtle German accent in his boss’s voice and that it carried the man’s melody. He also shared that the cyber-criminals behind the attack called the company three times. The first call was to initiate the transfer of funds, followed by falsely claiming that the funds had been reimbursed, and lastly, seeking for a follow-up payment.
Even though the same fake voice was used, the last call was made with an Austrian phone number and the reimbursement had not gone through. When the CEO noticed that the funds he transferred didn’t appear, he became suspicious of the caller’s authenticity. After realizing his fault, he did not send a second payment. But unfortunately, the funds that he first transferred had already been moved to Mexico and other locations.
Further investigation revealed that the cyber-criminals had used a voice-generating AI (artificial intelligence) software that impersonates the voice of the company’s boss. What’s more threatening is that this commercial voice-generating software is readily available from many software vendors.
Vishing is the illegal access of data via voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP). Voice Phishing stems from cyber-criminals who develop a new kind of phishing. Phishing is the practice of using deception to get you to reveal personal, sensitive, or confidential information. However, instead of using email, regular phone calls, or fake websites like phishers do, voice phishing use an internet telephone service.
The security fraud of Euler Hermes Group also believes that the commercial software used to spoof the German executives voice was coming from Dessa, an AI (artificial intelligence) company based in Toronto. This May, the AI company Dessa released a simulation of the podcaster Joe Rogan voice that was similar of his gravelly timbre using only text inputs. The impersonated voice was so similar to the real voice of Joe Rogan which makes a longtime listener having difficulty distinguishing the real voice from the fake voice.
But aside from successfully creating a “human-like” speech software, the AI company was also aware of the implications it will bring to the society. Aside from the good side of having a human-like speech software, cyber-criminals had found a new way of hacking individuals and companies, just like what happened to the UK-based energy firm.
Since cyber-security experts was not able to identify who was behind this attack, it was difficult for them to identify the voice-generating software used. But what is clear to them are the possible ways that the voice-generating software will be used in the future against individuals and companies around the world.


The Ministry of Power of the Government of India launched an ambitious program on September 14, 2018, to encourage the use of low energy consumption chiller systems across the country.
The Chiller Star labelling program has been prepared by the Energy Efficiency Bureau (BEE).
Under this program, it has been envisaged to provide star ratings with the view of consuming energy by them. Initially, this program has been started on a voluntary basis and it will be valid till December 31, 2020.
Chiller is widely used in the buildings, in the cooling of the indoor air conditioning and industrial process.
The size of Indian Chillar Bazaar was estimated to be 1 million tonnes annually in 2017, which has been projected to increase at the rate of CAGR of 3.6%. Considering the increasing number of retail, hospitality and infrastructure projects, it has been presumed.
Since the chiller is considered to be an energy-intensive system, therefore, more than 40% of the energy used in commercial buildings is a chiller.
BEE has developed an online registration platform for easy and quick approval under this initiative. Manufacturers can register online to avail the appropriate star rating of the chiller tool.
Star labels (from 1 to 5) will be provided after the verification of BEE's verified verification along with the test certificate received from the designated agencies. The device receiving the 'five star' will be considered the least energy consumed chiller.


text: Breakfast sandwiches start at 7:30 a.m. at the Goshen United Methodist Church, 115 Main St., with free coffee. Hot dogs, strawberries and home made pies start at 10:30 am. on Saturday, July 3. Blood drive Stop by the blood mobile, next to the Presbyterian Church on Park Place, to help New York hospitals meet demand. The blood drive will be held from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, July 2. Everyone between age 16 (with parent’s permission) and 75 is welcome. Bring picture ID, and drink plenty of fluids. Donations tend to drop significantly during the summer vacation months as people go on vacation. Also, donations from high schools and colleges, which account for 25 percent of regional blood collection, decrease when schools close for the summer. Book sale A book sale will be held at St. James’ Episcopal Church, 1 St. James Place, Goshen, across the street from the rides, on the church lawn on Friday, July 2, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. There will be hard and softcover books of all kinds, and a selection of special priced books. Regular books are $1 for hardcovers, 50 cents for softcovers and 25 cents for children’s books.

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A group of local bands have come together to raise money for the family of a local musician who died in January.
The “Sky’s the Limit” benefit concert will feature 10 bands with local ties all performing starting at 6 p.m. Saturday at the Sherman Theater on Main Street in Stroudsburg.
All of the proceeds from the show benefit the family of Schuyler “Sky” McAndrew, who died on Jan. 26 from a reported asthma attack.
McAndrew, a Stroudsburg High School graduate, played in the band Born This Way and he had been a regular on the local music scene.
Bands playing the benefit show Saturday include Refuse the Conformity, Summer Holds the Earth, Pull the Pin, and The Society.
Tickets are $10 in advance, $12 at the door. The doors open at 5:30 p.m.


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Vanderbilt Public Safety survey open for responses through Dec. 20Dec. 6, 2021, 11:04 AM
Vanderbilt University Public Safety is requesting feedback from community members on service and satisfaction. The short survey will allow the community to provide feedback about safety enhancements, programming, ideas for further improvements, and safety concerns.
The survey takes about seven minutes to complete, and responses are completely anonymous. It will be online through Dec. 20
This is the link to the survey. https://redcap.vanderbilt.edu/surveys/?s=44TFED4F74F8TTRP.