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Anyone who knows anything about me knows how much I both love and rely on profanity. Love, because profane language is precisely the sort of color the world needs more of. Rely on, because I use certain profane words the way most people use commas. So, when the courts decided that even the most profane words could be used in trademarks, I applauded. Fucks were literally given.
But not every piece of profanity deserves a trademark. And, while I again applaud Boston University’s decision to create a profane slogan around COVID-19 safety awareness for its student body, why in the actual fuck did the slogan have to be trademarked?
First, the context:
Boston University asked a group of communications students for help encouraging their peers to follow the school’s strict COVID-19 safety guidelines when they return to campus for the upcoming semester.
What it got back was a slogan that did not mince words.
Last week, BU officials filed a trademark application for the slogan “F*ck It Won’t Cut It” in order to promote “public awareness of safe and smart actions and behaviors for college and university students in a COVID-19 environment.” The filing first garnered attention after a trademark lawyer flagged it Tuesday morning on Twitter.
On the slogan, fuck yeah! In fact, pretty good for a Methodist school! But on the trademark application, what the fuck? I have serious questions as to whether the application even meets the criteria for a valid mark to begin with. How, precisely, is this being used in commerce? What good or service is this trademark supposed to identify a source for? Schooling? Not really. Healthcare? Nah. What precisely are we doing here?
“Our slogan is a powerful phrase that sparks a reminder for students to make safe choices at decision points each day, because saying ‘F-it’ to responsible protocols won’t keep us on campus,” Hailey McKee, a BU graduate student and public relations manager for the campaign, told the Boston Business Journal.
Well, sure, but why hell does this need to be siloed to Boston U via trademark? The school really doesn’t want its sister universities to be able to raise effective awareness using the slogan as well? Why not?
This feels ultimately like another long-tail outcome of permission culture and expansive IP enforcement, where an entity just defaults to wanting to claim IP on all the things. But the world would be better if leading institutions like BU… you know… did better.


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Dr Colin Walsh who is Organist Laureate at Lincoln Cathedral is leaving this summer after thirty-three years of service. Colin’s career is international with many recitals all over the world. Colin has Honorary Doctorate of Music from the University of Lincoln.
The Father Willis organ at Lincoln Cathedral is significant to him. The Father Willis Organ at Lincoln Cathedral was built by Henry Willis for the Great Exhibition in the 19th century. Henry Willis’s organs are named Father Willis Organs. Among many famous Father Willis Organs, is an organ built for Royal Albert Hall, which at the time in 1871 was the largest in the world.
John Campbell, former Dean’s verger at Lincoln Cathedral, says: “It is one of the top five Father Willis organs, some say it is top two. When Colin sits behind this organ, it comes alive.”
No two organs are the same. The powerful sound of organ music is enhanced by the building it is located in. This makes organ music special because it is best listened to live. The range of sounds one person produces is incredible. Each organ concerts at Lincoln Cathedral is a memorable experience.
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6. Who is sworn in as the new governor of Tripura?
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7. Who is sworn in as the new governor of Kerala?
Answer. Nikhil Kumar
8. Who is sworn in as the new governor ofOdisha?
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Answer. Ashwani Kumar, He was the former Director of the CBI.
10. Who is honoured with Indira Gandhi Peace Prize recently?
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(ReliableNews.org) – China held military drills that simulated an invasion and attack on Taiwan for three days, ending on April 10. Afterward, the Chinese government declared it was “ready to fight.” The tiny island is now making a big purchase in order to protect itself from the much larger country.
On Monday, April 17, Bloomberg News reported Taiwan is set to purchase 400 land-launched Harpoon missiles from the US. Congress approved the sale to the island in 2020, and it’s now being completed. The Taiwanese government hopes the missiles will be able to repel a potential Chinese invasion should the communist country attempt to take control of the island.
Taiwan has previously bought the ship-launched versions of the missiles. The deal with Boeing Co. was issued on the island’s behalf by the US Naval Air Systems Command. The Pentagon announced the contract on April 7; it’s worth $1.7 billion, but they didn’t mention that Taiwan was the purchaser.
Defense Department spokesperson Army Lt. Col. Martin Meiners refused to confirm whether the island was buying the missiles. The only thing he would say is that the DoD is working “with industry to provide Taiwan defense equipment in a timely manner.”
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China has been acting more aggressively toward Taiwan in recent years. The country took control of Hong Kong and now wants to force the island to “unite” with it as well. The Chinese Communist Party believes it owns the island. The Taiwanese government disagrees and maintains it does not belong to China and has vowed to protect itself if invaded.
Many experts have worried the Chinese government is close to invading, but so far, it has made no concrete moves to do so. The US is obligated to help Taiwan protect itself, and President Joe Biden has repeatedly said he would use the military to help the island.
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Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has pushed Nordic nations toward NATO
11:40 JST, April 20, 2022
The security framework in Europe has been drastically changing as the perception rapidly spreads that a policy of neutrality cannot protect a country. This change has been caused by Russia’s barbaric invasion of Ukraine.
Finland and Sweden, both northern European nations that have maintained neutrality so far, have begun to seriously consider joining the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. Finland will reportedly decide whether to apply for membership within weeks.
NATO is a military alliance with 30 member countries, including the United States, Canada and European nations such as Britain, France and Germany.
Its treaty stipulates the exercise of collective self-defense in the event of an attack on a NATO member state, with the alliance regarding this as an attack on all member states and launching a counteroffensive. Since the Cold War era, NATO has functioned as a deterrent against the former Soviet Union and Russia.
Finland shares a border of about 1,300 kilometers with Russia. Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin has said, “Everything changed when Russia invaded Ukraine.” Finland’s move apparently indicates that the Nordic country is uneasy about its policy of neutrality and has realized the value of being defended by NATO.
According to a public opinion survey, the percentage of Finns who support joining NATO jumped from less than 30% last autumn to more than 60% in March this year. In Sweden, 51% of respondents were also in favor of joining NATO. More than half the respondents in both Nordic countries approved of joining the military alliance.
NATO is also positively considering the wishes of the two Nordic countries, but it usually takes more than a year to become a full member, including the ratification procedure by all member states.
Finland and Sweden have so far participated in NATO meetings to exchange information on the Ukraine crisis. To prevent them from being swayed by Russia until they join NATO officially, the two nations need to further deepen their practical cooperation with the alliance.
Russia has threatened to strengthen its military readiness in areas around Finland if the two countries join NATO. It seems that Russia has in fact been confused by a situation Moscow did not expect.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has claimed that Russia’s invasion of Ukraine was to protect the safety of Russia from NATO’s eastward expansion. However, it has become obvious that this was only a pretext and the aim is to bring Ukraine under Russia’s control.
Having seen Russia’s real actions, it is quite natural that the two Nordic nations are attempting to change their policy of neutrality and join NATO. It is Russia itself that has boosted moves to strengthen and expand NATO.
If Putin claims that the expansion of NATO would negatively affect Russia’s security environment, Russia should stop the invasion immediately and withdraw all its troops from Ukraine.
(From The Yomiuri Shimbun, April 20, 2022)
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Kansas Lawmakers Could Continue Work On Step Therapy Legislation
Kansas lawmakers could continue work on a so-called step therapy plan when they return to the Statehouse for the veto session. It would require Medicaid patients to try cheaper, proven drugs before trying more expensive options.
Democratic Rep. Jim Ward isn’t sure the plan would actually save the $10 million supporters estimate. He fears it may hurt patient care and would like more protections added to the bill.
“Are you asking us as legislators to trust you that those kinds of things will be implemented? How are we going to protect people whose lives are at stake?” Ward says.
Aaron Dunkel, with the Kansas Department of Health and Environment, says the program would allow patients to skip certain medications under some circumstances.
“They have a demonstrated incompatibility with a certain drug, they’re allergic to it, it doesn’t work for them for some reason or another. That would all be information that would be taken into consideration,” Dunkel says.
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There may be another municipal park in Harrison’s future.
The “Cape May St. Park,” as it has been tentatively labeled, is targeted for a section of the town’s Passaic River waterfront redevelopment area.
Susan Gruel, a planning consultant for Harrison, said the town “is pursuing a grant from the Hudson County Open Space, Recreation & Historic Preservation Trust Fund to assist with the acquisition and development of a park on Cape May St. across from the Red Bull Arena in order to create and enhance public access and enjoyment of waterfront resources to the Passaic River.”
And, Gruel said, “Specifically, the town wants to incorporate the site into the Waterfront Park/Walkway. The proposed Waterfront Cape May St. Waterfront Park/Walkway will become a destination as part of the Harrison Waterfront Park/Walkway along the river.”
It is anticipated that the new park would accommodate fitness stations (similar to those found in the northern end of Liberty State Park in Jersey City), a dog run, soccer fields, scenic overlooks, a food truck plaza, wetlands creation and interpretive signage relating to the ecology of the Passaic River waterfront and wetlands, Gruel said.
However, no marina or boat ramp is included in the plans, according to Harrison Mayor James Fife.
The Harrison park project is listed as one of the beneficiaries of a 2014 settlement of a suit filed by the state against companies accused of polluting the Passaic in prior years through untreated discharges of industrial and chemical wastes by riverfront industries. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency reckons it will need to spend more than $1 billion to clean up the lower eight miles of the river, which are considered the most severely tainted.
In the meantime, New Jersey Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno recently announced that $53 million realized from the 2014 settlement would be applied to projects designed to improve public access to the Passaic at 12 sites along the river.
An additional $14 million from the settlement will fund restoration projects in and around Newark Bay, according to N.J. Department of Environmental Protection Commissioner Bob Martin.
From the $53 million pot of money, Harrison is to get two grants: one for $1.8 million to go toward the acquisition of a 6.7-acre site to create public access to the waterfront and another for $3 million to finance the development of the proposed 12.5-acre Cape May St. Park.
At the same time, Harrison has applied to the Hudson County Open Space Fund for two grants: one for $1 million to help finance acquisition costs associated with the new park/walkway and a second for $500,000 to help with actual development expenses.
Additionally, the town is hoping that one of its waterfront redevelopers will be “putting some money into the project,” Fife said.
The town has yet to project an overall cost for the project.
“We own a piece [of land targeted for the park] by the Jackson St. Bridge,” the mayor said. “PSE&G owns the rest. They’ve cleaned that property and they’re going to do some fill.”
Fife offered no timetable for how long it might take to fulfill the prophecy of the new riverfront park.


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In no way, shape or form is Miesha Tate overlooking her first bantamweight title defense vs. Amanda Nunes at UFC 200 next Saturday night.
But on the heels of three straight fight camps, “Cupcake” does want to take a break from the action.
During a conference call earlier this week, Tate stated plans to return to the Octagon in late 2016 following her bout vs. Nunes.
“I know I want to take a little time to enjoy myself,” Tate said. “I went straight from my camp with Holly, straight into Bryan (Caraway)’s camp against Aljamain Sterling and then straight into this camp, which has been awesome to keep that great momentum going.
“I’m really happy about that, but, you know, my birthday is in August, and I would like just to take a little bit of time. I think a November or December return would be reasonable.”
Tate was once again asked about the possibility of fighting arch-rival Ronda Rousey in the UFC’s debut in Madison Square Garden this November. And, like she has tried to do in several interviews over the past few weeks, the champion attempted to turn the attention to Nunes.
“Let me just stop you right there, because there is no way I’m looking past this fight with Amanda,” Tate said. “I just can’t afford to do it. I’ve been seeing that a lot of people are just losing titles quickly and focusing on things they don’t need to be. And I refuse to make that mistake. I didn’t get here by overlooking opponents.
“And Amanda is a very tough opponent. I think she’s beatable, but she is where she’s at because she’s hungry, she really wants this and she’s on a win streak.”


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A draft for a new campus for the Vietnamese-German University in the north of the metropolis, integrating research, education and residence, is to be planned under the leadership of the German government. The concept for the urban development proposes a dense, compact district with precise boarders to neighboring quarters. All open spaces are formed by a number of local landscape elements that are analyzed and adapted to the requirements of a contemporary campus. Typical “images” of the autochthon landscapes, such as the Vietnamese forrest, the terraced rice-fields or the relation of water and pathways are adapted to form the campus. By embedding the campus in a “forrest” it is easily integrated into the wooded surroundings. The district itself is structured by bands of buildings and streets or green spaces resulting in a grid-like pattern. An overlaying diagonal boulevard connects the campus-entry with the quarter’s center. Besides the central main plaza, a number of other open spaces generate lively venues throughout the universities everyday life. The nearby embankments of the River are transformed into public park bands, forming the “soft infrastructure’s” main artery on campus, with walkways, bicycle paths and retention areas.
- Program / Project: HO-CHI-MINH-STADT / Deutsch-vietnamesische Universität
- Client: Sozialistische Republik Vietnam, Ministry of Education + Training (MOET)
- Project management: Agence Ter, Riegler Riewe Architekten, ASTOC, Marina Stankovic Architekten, yo2 Architects, Ingenieurbüro Dr. Binnewies, Amstein + Walthert, ARGUS, Transsolar
- Area: 50,5 ha
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The flu was first observed in Europe, the United States and parts of Asia before swiftly spreading around the world. At the time, there were no effective drugs or vaccines to treat this killer flu strain. Citizens were ordered to wear masks, schools, theaters and businesses were shuttered and bodies piled up in makeshift morgues before the virus ended its deadly global march. Influenza, or flu, is a virus that attacks the respiratory system. The flu virus is highly contagious: When an infected person coughs, sneezes or talks, respiratory droplets are generated and transmitted into the air, and can then can be inhaled by anyone nearby. Additionally, a person who touches something with the virus on it and then touches his or her mouth, eyes or nose can become infected. Flu outbreaks happen every year and vary in severity, depending in part on what type of virus is spreading. Flu viruses can rapidly mutate.
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No Laughing Matter: Commit Hillary
Hillary Clinton's campaign propagated a prominent web-based banner that urges voters to "Commit to vote for Hillary." Remove the middle three words, and they're on to something.
Like the pot calling the kettle black, Hillary is questioning Donald Trump's temperament. He definitely speaks his mind, sometimes wearing his heart on his sleeve. Hillary has more to hide and is taciturn, but she does laugh openly and improperly, displaying an irritable temperament.
A cunning, Clintonesque lawyer, Hillary obfuscates to protect her intricate web of deceit. We can still gain some insights into her diabolical temperament by looking at her peculiar laughing episodes. It's not easy even for a clever schemer to veil her despicable cogitations, which are manifested in creepy cackles, hysterical outbursts, and ghastly barking.
If the eyes are the window to the soul, then maybe laughter is the periscope of our submerged subconscious. More than a simple response to jokes, laughter is almost always an involuntary (try laughing on command) response. Psychology researcher Robert Provine states that all laughter is unconscious: "[y]ou do not chose to laugh the way you chose to speak."
Laughter reveals uncensored insights into our unconscious, and judging by her impulsive bouts of laughter, Hillary's unconscious is riddled with torment.
At the risk of being reflexively dismissed as sexist, Hillary's laugh is often hysterical. Take a gander at this incongruous performance during the Benghazi hearings. Inappropriate laughter and impulsive mood swings from sullenness to hysterics are symptoms of manic depressive psychoses.
Of course, excessive laughter can be a sign of lying, an attempt to avoid answering questions, as this cackling montage demonstrates. Cacklers are known to rejoice in others' misfortunes. Even the liberal-propagandizing New York Times points out that Hillary often cackles in response to pressure (of her own making). No wonder – despite having the vast left-wing conspiracy on her side, her likability is still dreadfully low.
Hillary's malicious laughs also betray her neuroticism. It's just embedded in her brain, erupting when fissures open in her unconscious like toxic ash from an angry, fractured volcano. When she is committed for observation, I think the other asylum patients will avoid her like the plague. Just watch and listen, if you dare, to this shrieking cacophony when she realized that Bernie Sanders was giving her a pass on her "damn emails."
If that's not wicked enough for her confinement, then consider her response when a supporter expressed a warped desire to strangle poor Carly Fiorina. Rather than demonstrate sagacious temperament and equanimity by acknowledging his frustration while repudiating his methods, Hillary laughed.
One common theme to Hillary's laughter is aggression. Aggressive humor is marked by sarcasm and ridicule, behaviors Hillary displayed in abundance in the corridors of the White House, as detailed by ex-Secret Service officer Gary J. Byrne in his book Crisis of Character. But her aggressive humor is uncontrollable and will inevitably spew into the public domain. Consider when she was asked a pertinent question about whether she wiped her email server; her petulant response was to ridicule the reporter by mimicking wiping with a cloth.
As evil as her laugh is, Hillary has deteriorated into even more primal behavior that reveals the depravity of her temperament. Rather than respectful or principled disagreement, she considers Republicans her mortal enemy and barks like a dog while condemning them. Some of her "I'm with her" supporters looked bewildered by this bizarre remonstration. I'd expect better deportment from most of the patients in an asylum.
In my neighborhood, there's a sign proclaiming "Hillary for Prison." Indeed, I bet there are many serving time (or at least who have been professionally disqualified) for less than her surreptitious shenanigans. I also bet she has less sense of propriety than many being treated for mental illness. Her moral compass is askew, and she exhibits the main traits of psychopathy in abundance: immorality, callousness, remorselessness, and cynicism.
Does Hillary really want to raise the specter of temperament? Her heinous hilarity represents subconscious subterfuge to conceal her proclivities toward the Dark Triad of personality traits: Machiavellianism, narcissism, and psychopathy. A masterful manipulator, she is not seeking election to pursue her principles, but changing her principles to seek election.
Hillary is out for Hillary. Rather than serve the public, rather than be with you, her slogan is "I'm with her." Having avoided accountability for raiding the public and Clinton Foundation coffers all these years, she simply disregards laws and has become divorced from social conventions. As demonstrated by her inexplicable laughter and barking, she's also divorced from reality. She's gone completely mental.
Hillary is more temperamentally suited for institutionalization than the White House. This is no laughing matter: commit Hillary.

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Microsoft's Bing launches 'right to be forgotten' form
Microsoft's search engine Bing has followed Google in allowing Europeans to ask for pages to be removed from its online results.
The move comes after a landmark court ruling in May, which gave people the "right to be forgotten" on the web.
The case was brought by a Spanish man who complained that an auction notice of his repossessed home on Google's search results infringed his privacy.
Google says it has received more than 70,000 removal requests so far.
The European Union Court of Justice said links to "irrelevant" and outdated data on search engines must be erased on request.
However, the links are still available on search engines outside the EU.
Since the ruling, links to BBC and Guardian articles have been hidden from Google search results, sparking controversy about freedom of expression.
Bing's online form invites users to apply for links to be blocked, asking them to provide identity information so that it can "evaluate" any request.
"This information will help us to consider the balance between your individual privacy interest and the public interest in protecting free expression and the free availability of information, consistent with European law," the form says.
"As a result, making a request does not guarantee that a particular search result will be blocked."
Bing's market share in Europe is less than a tenth that of Google, but the search engine is also the default facility on Windows Mobile smartphones.
A website has been set up that asks users to add to its list of items that Google has removed.

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We buy fresh oysters, their shells must be firmly closed. Even if they are slightly open, they are not fit for consumption. When opened, the water in the shell must be clear and transparent and smell of the sea. Oysters retain their freshness for about 10 days after harvesting, provided they are properly stored. And the tastiest ones will be approx. 4 days after harvesting. Oysters must be kept cool, preferably on ice.
Each oyster shell shall be convex on one side and flat on the other. They should always be kept with the convex side facing down so that the juice in the shell does not flow out. Open the oysters half an hour before serving.
Start by gently rinsing the shells. To open the oysters you will need a special knife, a small, sharp knife with a pointed tip.
Keep the shell horizontal, with the convex side facing downwards. It is best to hold the oysters through a cloth so as not to cut yourself. Stick the tip of the knife into the ligament that connects the two halves of the shell. Turn the knife in a pendulum, to the left and right, undermining the upper shell until it opens. We will hear a characteristic sound. Then gently cut through the connecting muscle between the two shells and lift the upper one, removing it.
Pour out the water that is in the shell. Do not rinse! Then cut off the oyster from the shell and set aside on an iced platter on which you will serve the oysters. In the same way, we prepare the remaining shells.
While the oysters are waiting, they will pump out new, sweeter water for about 30 minutes. It is with this water that we eat oysters.
Cut the lemon into quarters and place it on a platter together with the oysters. Cut the shallot into small cubes and put into a bowl, then pour in the vinegar from red wine. Cut the red onion into
small cubes, put it into a bowl and pour over with white wine vinegar.
Eat oysters sprinkled with lemon juice and one of the dressings. They also taste great with lemon and a drop of olive oil.

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Executive Order 2451
By virtue of the authority vested in me I hereby establish the following Executive Order for the Canal Zone:
Section 1. There shall be collected on motor vehicles owned by residents of the Canal Zone and operated therein, an annual license fee as follows:
- For each passenger automobile for personal use only, five dollars ($5.00).
- For each automobile of twenty-nine horse-power or less, used for carrying passengers for hire, twenty dollars ($20.00).
- For each automobile of more than twenty-nine horse-power, used for carrying passengers for hire, thirty dollars ($30.00).
- For each truck or omnibus of one-ton capacity or less, twenty dollars ($20.00).
- For each truck or omnibus of a capacity of more than one ton but less than three tons, thirty dollars ($30.00).
- For each truck or omnibus of a capacity of three tons or more, forty dollars ($40.00).
- For each motor-cycle, two dollars ($2.00).
In case of a dispute as to the horse-power or capacity of a vehicle, the issue shall be referred to the Board of Local Inspectors, and the decision of the Board thereon shall be final.
License fees shall be paid for the calendar year; but if any part of the calendar year shall have expired when the license is taken out, then the license fee to be paid shall be proportioned to the part of the calendar year remaining, including therein the calendar quarter in which the license is paid; but the Governor shall have authority to issue short-term licenses at rates proportionate to the rates in the above schedule, in such special cases as he may deem proper.
Licenses heretofore issued shall continue in force, and the licensees shall not be required to pay fees hereunder until the licenses previously issued to them shall have expired.
Section 2. Motor vehicles owned by residents of the Republic of Panama and operated in the Canal Zone, shall pay the same annual license fee as is imposed by the Republic of Panama on motor vehicles owned by residents of the Canal Zone and operated in the Republic of Panama; Provided, That the Governor of the Canal Zone may enter into arrangements with the authorities of the Republic of Panama by which any class or classes of vehicles owned by residents of the Canal Zone and operated in the Republic of Panama may be exempted from the payment of license fees in the Republic of Panama, or required to pay fees at a reduced rate, and any class or classes of vehicles owned by residents of the Republic of Panama and operated in the Canal Zone may be exempted from the payment of license fees in the Canal Zone, or required to pay fees at a reduced rate.
Section 3. The Governor of the Canal Zone is hereby authorized to exempt from the payment of license fees hereunder motor vehicles operated exclusively within certain areas or districts of the Canal Zone to be defined by him, and the Governor is also authorized by public notice to prohibit motor vehicles of any or all kinds from operating on such portions of the roads in the Canal Zone as he may designate, when, in his judgment, the public interest requires it; or he may permit any of said vehicles to be operated in any areas or districts designated by him, upon such conditions as he may deem necessary and convenient for the welfare of the Panama Canal.
Section 4. The use of flare lights on vehicles, within the limits of any city, town, or village in the Canal Zone is hereby prohibited; and on roads outside of any city, town, or village limits, the drivers of automobiles and motor-cycles shall extinguish their flare lights at least one hundred and fifty (150) feet from an approaching vehicle, and shall pass such approaching vehicle with the use of their dimmer lights only.
Section 5. Section 1 of the Executive Order of February 28, 1912, No. 1489, relating to motor vehicles, is hereby amended to read as follows:
- Section 1. It shall be unlawful to drive or operate a motor vehicle or bicycle over the roads of the Canal Zone outside of town or village limits, at a speed exceeding twenty-five (25) miles an hour on straight roads, or at a speed exceeding twelve (12) miles an hour when approaching or traversing curves, forks, or cross roads, or when traveling over the streets of any city, town, or village of the Canal Zone, or when approaching another vehicle. The owner of an automobile, if within the car, shall be held responsible for its speed. In the absence of the owner the person actually operating the automobile shall be held responsible. The person operating a motor-cycle or bicycle shall be held responsible for its speed.
Section 6. Any person violating any of the provisions of this order shall be punished in the manner prescribed in Section 5 of the Act of Congress, approved August 21, 1916, and entitled: An Act Extending certain privileges of canal employees to other officials on the Canal Zone and authorizing the President to make rules and regulations affecting health, sanitation, quarantine, taxation, public roads, self-propelled vehicles, and police powers on the Canal Zone, and for other purposes, including provision as to certain fees, money orders, and interest deposits.
Section 7. This Order shall take effect on and after October 1, 1916.
The White House,
- 5 September, 1916.


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When Stanley Brown and his family moved to Tulsa from Houston, TX more than 20 years ago, he made a life-saving decision without realizing it at the time. He met Dr. Christopher Hunter at Utica Park Clinic – Broken Arrow South. The avid softball player and sports enthusiast was often in the clinic for a broken hand or ankle sprain – not anything you would qualify as a chronic health condition, but Stanley’s frequent visits provided the two an opportunity to get to know each other. “Over the years, we’ve become friends more than just doctor and patient,” Stanley explains. “It’s really a great relationship. I believe God placed him in my life for this reason.”
At the age of 44, Stanley says his visits became more serious in nature as Dr. Hunter noticed some changes in his health. Rising blood pressure and other indicators led Dr. Hunter to begin screening Stanley for prostate cancer to establish a baseline reading in the event there should be any changes in the future. Prostate-specific antigen (PSA) is produced by the prostate gland. Elevated PSA levels may indicate a problem such as an enlarged prostate, non-cancerous prostatitis or prostate cancer. Most men will have a PSA level of 4ng/mL or less, which is considered low risk for prostate cancer. PSA levels higher than 4ng/mL would raise the risk of developing prostate cancer. However, it is possible to have prostate cancer with a PSA level under 4ng/mL. When Dr. Hunter first screened Stanley it was 1.5ng/mL.
“That was my baseline,” says Stanley. “Then a few years later it spiked to 2.5ng/mL.”
At the age of 47, Stanley was still considered low-risk for prostate cancer by traditional guidelines. However, noting a change in his PSA levels from 1.5ng/mL to 2.5ng/mL, Dr. Hunter became concerned and ordered another screening. “The spike stayed up,” Stanley recalls. “Then it was up to 2.7ng/mL.”
Dr. Hunter ordered a biopsy for Stanley and referred him to a surgeon. Stanley says within two weeks of getting that first elevated PSA reading, he received the call that changed his life. “It was positive for cancer,” he says.
The prostate cancer, fortunately, was found in its earliest stages. Stanley decided to undergo robotic surgery to remove the prostate. He was then closely monitored every three months for the following year and a half. “My PSA was gradually creeping up again,” he says of signs of cancer remaining in his body. From .005ng/mL after surgery to .1ng/mL, Stanley opted to begin radiation in January of 2014 - 15 minutes a day for 45 days. Finally, he began a new medication to eradicate any remaining cancer. Today, his PSA level is back down to .008ng/mL from .26ng/mL at the last reading.
Four years later, Stanley celebrates being cancer-free at the age of 51. “All of this came about, because Dr. Hunter was diligent,” Stanley says of crediting Dr. Hunter with early detection of his prostate cancer. “I give God thanks first, but secondly to my doctor. I honestly believe that saved my life.”
To find a Utica Park Clinic provider near you, please click here or call 918-579-DOCS.


Volcos hit funding milestone of $17.5M, that will be used to meet demand for production, engineering and staff, as well as double the production lines in Austin, Texas, to build the Volcon Grunt and Runt.
Volcon, The Austin Texas based start-up, raises a total of $17.5 million in funding within first year of operation. The funding will help expand production lines, staff and supply chain to meet high demand. The milestone shows
Volcon ePowersports offer the Grunt electric offraod motorcycle, which had high demand since its announcement. With 50hp, and a top speed of 60mph (97kmh) in 6 seconds. With a range of 100 miles, and 102Nm of torque, it’s a powerful ride. The charging time is only 2 hours on a standard socket, and you can swap batteries too. That makes it a very attractive and cool ride.
The Grunt has an awesome younger version, a youth bike sibling named Runt. This great little model makes it a family fun vehicle addition. The Runt has a lower top speed of 35 mph, and torque at 60Nm. It weight 180 lbs. (81kg) and seat height of 27 inch (68cm). Both are available for pre order as a pair or a single bike – the Grunt priced at (only) $5,995 and the Runt will cost a total $2995 US.
In addition to the Grunt and Runt, Volcon will begin delivery of the four-wheeled “Stag” and “Beast” UTV models in 2022 into 2023, respectively.
Just recently the company also announced their expansion into the Latin American market with its partnership with Accelera International. This boosted demand and confirmed the market desire for their offroad products. As part of the cooperation, Accelera International has begun reach out and sales in Mexico, South America, and the Caribbean for distribution of Volcon products.
“Volcon is disrupting the powersports industry with their one of a kind, fully electric off-road trail bikes and their upcoming 4-wheel electric vehicle line-up.
The future of powersports is undoubtedly electric and we believe that Volcon is the company that will lead this charge. We are incredibly excited to partner with Volcon in introducing the most advanced off-road electric vehicles to South America and the Caribbean.”Cristian Liani, Accelera’s Sales Director
“In my 30 years working in the powersports industry, I’ve never seen this much excitement surrounding the launch of a new product,”
“The momentum grows as we add key leadership appointments, such as Greg Endo as our new CFO, receive new investment and prepare to deliver the first Grunts and Runts with demand well beyond our initial forecasts. This new injection of capital will accelerate our growth even more and help ensure we satisfy customer demand.”Andrew Leisner, Chief Executive Officer of Volcon.
Greg Endo, joining as CFO, was also announced as key team member during a time when first products are coming to market. Greg brings more than 26 years of experience, and prior to Volcon he was an audit and advisory partner with Deloitte & Touche LLP, advising clients in manufacturing, technology and real estate industries. Mr. Endo will oversee Volcon’s accounting, finance and strategic partners.
“I can’t imagine a more exciting time to join Volcon. Volcon is leading the way into a more sustainable future for outdoor adventure and Andy and his team are significantly transforming the way people experience the outdoors. I’m delighted to be a part of it.”Greg Endo , Volcon CFO


If your Coeur d’Alene business can provide prospects with a lower price than they are currently paying for a product or service is that enough to win their business? How about if you could give them better service or a better product than what they’re currently getting from a competitor, would that be enough reason for them to come on board?
Now what if your CDA business could combine a lower price and a better product or service, would that be enough incentive for a business to switch to your team and become a customer?
Maybe not, in fact you could have a far superior product or service and a much lower price and still not win them over. Why? Newton’s third law, “For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.” When selling into businesses, especially large corporations, you have to carefully consider what reaction(s) there will be resulting from a change in the way business is conducted directly relating to your proposal. Perhaps you sell robotic equipment that can increase line production for a manufacturing company and cut end product costs by 10 percent. That’s great and a good starting point, but what will be the true cost to the manufacturing business if they buy, install, and use the robotic equipment in their manufacturing process? Meaning, what will the opposite reaction be? Will there be down time during installation of the equipment, and how long if ever before this money is recouped? And could that down tine sends their customers to the competition?
Will they have to lay off unionized employees because the robotic equipment will replace humans, and if so what is the buyout package of the employees going to cost? These are just a few questions that would have to be asked and there are many more, but I’m sure you see where this is going.
In this scenario as good as increased production and decreased end product cost would be, there are equal and opposite reaction scenarios that must be considered. Therefore, trying to shift businesses from one product or service to another can be a tough sale; you cannot concentrate persuasion efforts on the obvious, which are generally surface things like price and great service.
Instead, you have to identify what new problems will be created by the shift and have solutions that are 100 percent solid and workable in theory and practice in advance of the sales pitch.


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Historian David Blight, author of Frederick Douglass: Prophet of Freedom, and winner of this year’s Pulitzer Prize in History, is the 2019 Adams Lecturer. In his remarkable biography, Blight has drawn on new information held in a private collection that few other historians have consulted, as well as recently discovered issues of Douglass’s newspapers. Blight tells the story of Douglass’s two marriages and his complex extended family. Not only an astonishing man of words, Douglass was a thinker steeped in Biblical story and theology. There has not been a major biography of Douglass in a quarter century. David Blight’s Frederick Douglass affords this important American the distinguished biography he deserves.
David W. Blight is the Sterling Professor of History and Director of the Gilder Lehrman Center for the Study of Slavery, Resistance, and Abolition at Yale University. He is is a leading expert on the life and writings of Frederick Douglass and on the Civil War in historical memory and the author or editor of a dozen books, including American Oracle: The Civil War in the Civil Rights Era; and Race and Reunion: The Civil War in American Memory; and annotated editions of Douglass’s first two autobiographies. He has worked on Douglass much of his professional life, and been awarded the Bancroft Prize, the Abraham Lincoln Prize, and the Frederick Douglass Prize, among others. Blight has appeared in several PBS films about African American history and works extensively with museums and other public history projects.

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Where is Springfield, Illinois?
The area described here includes the Counties Sangamon, Cass, Christian, Greene, Logan, Macoupin, Mason, Menard, Montgomery, Morgan and Scott with the cities of Springfield, Carlinville, Hillsboro, Jacksonville, Lincoln, Litchfield and Taylorville. It is located in the Western part of Illinois.
What County is Springfield?
Springfield is the capital of the state of Illinois. Here a traveler Advokat had his law firm, which was distinguished by successful speeches in the province. A few years later, this lawyer ran for the post of President as an outsider and won. The government of Abraham Lincoln began, which brought freedom to the slaves of the South, the price of the civil war. His violent death finally made him a superhero.
Springfield lives for Lincoln, any place that related his life is worth a Museum. In addition to all the Lincoln cult, an important architect has left traces here: Frank Lloyd Wright. Jacksonville is an educational city with numerous schools and colleges. It is home to the oldest continuously published newspaper in Illinois.
St. Louis MO 145 km, Chicago 315 km
in Illinois: Alton, Bloomington, Decatur, Galesburg, Mount Vernon, Peoria, Quincy
Flights to Springfield
There are no direct flights from Germany, Austria or Switzerland to Springfield.
From Frankfurt you can reach Springfield with a one-time change with American Airlines via Dallas and with United and Lufthansa via Chicago.
From Munich there is a connection with United / Lufthansa via Chicago,also from Vienna there is a connection with United / Austrian via Chicago.
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Why is Springfield The capital of Illinois and not Chicago?
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New Modular IEC Limit Switches
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