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Hannah Arendt considered calling her magnum opus Amor Mundi: Love of the World. Instead, she settled upon The Human Condition. What is most difficult, Arendt writes, is to love the world as it is, with all the evil and suffering in it. And yet she came to do just that. Loving the world means neither uncritical acceptance nor contemptuous rejection. Above all it means the unwavering facing up to and comprehension of that which is.
Every Sunday, The Hannah Arendt Center Amor Mundi Weekly Newsletter will offer our favorite essays and blog posts from around the web. These essays will help you comprehend the world. And learn to love it.
Clocking in as the longest article ever in Time (h/t Dylan Byers), Steven Brill’s cover story is the single-best account of the insanity and corruption of our current medical system. Why do we accept the skyrocketing costs of medical care? “Those who work in the health care industry and those who argue over health care policy seem inured to the shock.” Brill shows us why the bills are really way too high. Hint: it is not because the care is so good. There are so many excess costs in the system, that reforming it should be easy, if it weren’t so corrupt.
David Goldhill wants to give all working Americans $1,800,000, the amount he calculates a 23 year-old beginning work today at $35,000/year will pay, directly or indirectly, in health care insurance benefits. Goldhill argues that our health care system wastes most of that money because people have no incentive to attend to costs. He suggests a dual system. Give every American health insurance for truly rare and unpredictable illnesses. But for regular costs and smaller emergencies, he would refund workers the money they are losing and let them pay for healthcare themselves.
Oliver Sacks walks through his past and, with the help of his brother, discovers that a memory he had believed his own had actually been that of another. Starting from there, he gives a short account of the weakness of individual remembering, which allows us to take in something we've heard or seen and make it our own. He concludes, finally, that "memory is dialogic and arises not only from direct experience but from the intercourse of many minds."
Michael Lewis writes of the rise of an unapologetic business class in the 1990s and early 2000’s, that they enjoyed the “upside to big risk-taking, the costs of which would be socialized, if they ever went wrong. For a long time they looked simply like fair compensation for being clever and working hard. But that’s not what they really were; and the net effect was… to get rid of the dole for the poor and replace it with a far more generous, and far more subtle, dole for the rich.”
Five women. “Two are wives and daughters in ordinary families unable to comprehend why such misfortune has overtaken them. A third is a young bride living in the household of a high party official. The last two are wives of the Master’s executioners. These stories are based on their memoirs—some written by themselves, others by close friends or by their children. These five women put a human face on the terror of Stalin’s purges and the Gulag in the Soviet Union of the 1930s.”
“Debt doesn’t look like much. It has no shape or smell. But, over time, it leaves a mark. In Spain, it manifested itself, first, as empty buildings, stillborn projects, and idled machines.” So writes Nick Paumgarten. To see how debt looks and smells, look at Simon Norfolk's surreal photographs of Residencial Francisco Hernando, an unfinished development near Seseña, Spain. Working his way through a half-finished city with few people in it, Norfolk's photography suggests that even beginning construction was an act of hubris; "everyone," he says, "wanted to get rich doing nothing."
The Arendt Center’s 2012 conference “Does the President Matter?” asked whether political leadership is still possible today. Guatam Mukunda believes that we can measure the value of a particular leader based on their behavior at the margins—what did that person accomplish over and above what another would have been able to do? In the accompanying video, Mukunda argues that leaders can only be great or terrible when the people selected for such roles are relatively unknown to those making the selection. In an age of information, the chances are slim.
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This week on the blog, we argued that American reformers should shift their efforts at reforming education towards high school and pointed towards Richard Kahlenberg's recent piece in The Chronicle of Higher Education, adding that "poverty, more than race or gender, is increasingly the true mark of disadvantage in 21st century America." We also continued the inquiry into the growing threat that entitlements pose to the next generation, highlighting Geoffrey Canada and Peter Druckenmiller's argument that entitlements are a generational theft that must be arrested. Elsewhere, Na'ama Rokem quotes from Arendt's only Yiddish-language article to explore the philosopher's language politics and her Jewish identity. Jeff Champlin looked at some similarities between Habermas and Arendt in their understandings of power. In the Weekend Read, Roger Berkowitz argues that we need to free federalism from its present partisanship and recall the important connection between federalism and freedom. Finally, if you didn't get around to our remembrance of Ronald Dworkin, you should take some time and give it a read.
Until next week,
The Hannah Arendt Center
In this week's Chronicle of Higher Education, Richard D. Kahlenberg lifts (or rips) the band-aid off a wound that has been festering for decades. For much of the 20th century, class animated campus Marxists. Since the 1970s, race and gender have largely supplanted class as the source of youthful protest. But the pendulum is swinging back. Studies find that "being an underrepresented minority increased one's chances of admissions at selective colleges by almost 28 percentage points, but that being low-income provided no boost whatsoever." Will racial and gender politics give way to a renewed interest in class? Will there be a divide on the left between class and identity politics? In either case, the debate is beginning.
Here is Kahlenberg:
Long hidden from view, economic status is emerging from the shadows, as once-taboo discussions are taking shape. The growing economic divide in America, and on American campuses, has given rise to new student organizations, and new dialogues, focused on raising awareness of class issues—and proposing solutions. With the U.S. Supreme Court likely to curtail the consideration of race in college admissions this year, the role of economic disadvantage as a basis for preferences could further raise the salience of class.
This interest represents a return to an earlier era. Throughout the first half of the 20th century, class concerns animated Marxists on campus and New Deal politicians in the public sphere. Both groups papered over important dimensions of race and gender to focus on the nation's economic divide. Programs like Federal Housing Administration-guaranteed loans and the GI Bill provided crucial opportunities for upward mobility to some working-class families and students.
Colleges, meanwhile, began using the SAT to identify talented working-class candidates for admission. But FHA loans, the GI Bill, and the SAT still left many African-Americans, Latinos, and women out in the cold.
In the 1960s and 70s, that narrow class focus was rightly challenged by civil-rights activists, feminists, and advocates of gay rights, who shined new light on racism, sexism and homophobia. Black studies, women's studies, and later gay studies took root on college campuses, along with affirmative-action programs in student admissions and faculty employment to correct for the lack of attention paid to marginalized groups by politicians and academics alike.
Somewhere along the way, however, the pendulum swung to the point that issues of class were submerged. Admissions officers, for example, paid close attention to racial and ethnic diversity, but little to economic diversity. William Bowen, a former president of Princeton University, and his colleagues reported in 2005 that being an underrepresented minority increased one's chances of admissions at selective colleges by almost 28 percentage points, but that being low-income provided no boost whatsoever. Campuses became more racially and ethnically diverse—and all-male colleges began admitting women—but students from the most advantaged socioeconomic quartile of the population came to outnumber students from the least advantaged quartile at selective colleges by 25 to 1, according to a 2004 study by the Century Foundation.
Read the whole article here.
Kahlenberg’s inquiry into the return of class to debates on campus cannot be seen outside the context of rising inequality in the U.S. Just this week Anne Lowrey reports in the New York Times that incomes are rising briskly for the top 1% but are actually stagnant or falling for everyone else:
Incomes rose more than 11 percent for the top 1 percent of earners during the economic recovery, but not at all for everybody else, according to new data.
It may be true that prices are declining and the middle class, despite its wage stagnation, is still living well. But we cannot ignore the increasing divide between the rich and the middle class. Not to mention the poor.
This was the topic of an op-ed essay in Monday’s New York Times by Nobel Laureate, Joseph Stiglitz, who writes, “The gap between aspiration and reality could hardly be wider.” Stiglitz, like Kahlenberg, sets the question of class inequality against increasing racial equality:
While racial segregation decreased, economic segregation increased. After 1980, the poor grew poorer, the middle stagnated, and the top did better and better. Disparities widened between those living in poor localities and those living in rich suburbs — or rich enough to send their kids to private schools. A result was a widening gap in educational performance — the achievement gap between rich and poor kids born in 2001 was 30 to 40 percent larger than it was for those born 25 years earlier, the Stanford sociologist Sean F. Reardon found.
Many on the left will respond that race and class are linked: minorities, who are poor, they say, suffer worst of all. That may be true. But race, gender, and identity have dominated the conversation about equality and oppression in this country for 50 years. That is changing. This will be hard for some to accept, and yet it makes sense. Poverty, more than race or gender, is increasingly the true mark of disadvantage in 21st century America.
“‘[T]he revolution was effected before the war commenced,’ not because of any specifically revolutionary or rebellious spirit but because the inhabitants of the colonies were ‘formed by law into corporations, or bodies politic,’ and possessed ‘the right to assemble … in their town halls, there to deliberate upon the public affairs."
—Hannah Arendt, quoting John Adams, in On Revolution
These remarks represent casual, back-of-the-envelope thoughts. The question they pose is: what would the Occupy movement, or something like it, have to look like in order to succeed in altering the structure of American governance? This assumes that the goal of Occupy is, or should be, to change the structure of American governance, and it assumes an idea of what “the structure of American governance” means, which I will try to explain. My answer to that question—what would Occupy have to look like—can be summed up in a few words: it would have to stop being a movement of the left. As a thought experiment, I propose to imagine an Occupy movement without leftism, and with the goal of changing the structure of governance.
The first thing to work out is wherein the leftism of Occupy actually consists. It does not consist in espousing the interests of the poor—or attacking the interests of the rich. Wealth is neither liberal nor conservative by nature, and wealth in today’s America flows alternately to Republicans and Democrats. Right-wing movements can be populist as well, and garner the support of the economically marginal. Wealth looks after its own interests and treats politics as secondary—which is why the catchphrase of the Occupy movement, “the 99 percent,” theoretically constitutes an appeal to both left and right. It is supposed to be a call to unite along economic rather than political lines. This—“Forget politics and unite for your common economic interest!”—is what I take to be the intended message of Occupy. Those who primarily hear this intended message thus think that Occupy is a new kind of populist movement, having left behind the identity politics of liberalism for a unifying, class-based cause.
But whatever you make of this intended message, there is also an effective message of Occupy, somewhat different from its intended one. The effective message of Occupy proceeds, inevitably, from the demographic composition of the movement. Is it plain for anyone beholding an Occupy rally to see that its membership is drawn from the educated, bourgeois, liberal left; that other contingents (sympathetic Ron Paulites, unionists, etc.) are essentially tokens; and that the members of the real economic underclass are present only on the other side of the fast food counter, selling burritos to hungry protestors. At a march I attended in Chicago, I could stand in one spot and see signs proclaiming dozens of demands: that we go green, withdraw from foreign wars, respect women and minorities, legalize gay marriage, realize that “we are one with the cosmos”—and, oh yes, punish the banks while we’re at it. I happen to agree, at least in some sense, with most of these demands (oneness with the cosmos being one that I would have to find out more about before deciding on), but I was puzzled by their presence. I asked myself: are these particular demands separable from the core economic message? It seems they ought to be, and in theory they are, but here the concrete trumps the theoretical. Get rid of all the people holding those “Regulate x” and “Legalize y” signs at the Occupy rally, and you will have gotten rid of most of the movement. Occupy pursues its universalism as a process of expansion from a preexisting social base. It is like a Facebook group that keeps adding members (in fact, it is that, literally). But this process has natural limits, which Occupy has probably already reached.
So Occupy has its economic message (“the 99 percent”), and it has its social message. The social message is: “Join the left! We liberals have everybody’s best interests at heart, and our concern is with economic justice for the 99 percent.
All you have to do to be part of our movement is to drop your uneducated prejudices—your racism, xenophobia, homophobia, chauvinism, et cetera. Then, once you have become educated liberals, we can move beyond liberalism and fight together for our economic interests!” In the very act of asserting its universalist economic agenda, Occupy reinscribes the particularist demands of the liberal left as prerequisites for participation.
Better than trying to cleanse the economic message of those distracting particularist agendas would be instead to think beyond the economic message itself. What would it mean for Occupy to think at the level of the political? The question of defining the political as such is a point that risks involving Arendt scholars, somewhat uncharacteristically, in long, subtle, almost scholastic discussions; but for our purposes, the answer is easy enough. It would mean to think about constitutions.
A constitution can be a written document embodying the “higher law of the land”—but it need not be. A constitution can just as well consist in an unwritten tradition (as in Great Britain), or, as Arendt reminds us, in an institution such as the Roman senate (or perhaps, in our day, the loya jirga)—a political body that lasts just as long as it is cared for and maintained. (Similarly, a written constitution lasts only as long as people choose to obey it.) A successful revolution—this is the thrust of Arendt’s On Revolution—is one which does not stop at the point of liberating people from oppression, which might be of an economic or a political kind. Occupy aims at economic liberation. A successful revolution, on the other hand, puts its main energy into constitution-making, and results in the creation of lasting institutions, bodies politic that function and endure.
Founding, constituting, instituting: this would be the business of a truly political and, I think, a truly successful Occupy movement. These activities are by nature genuinely public and open to all comers without prerequisite. They might take various concrete forms. Lawrence Lessig advocates holding mock constitutional conventions across the country, with the eventual aim of demonstrating the effectiveness of the process as carried out by ordinary citizens and encouraging state legislatures to invoke Article V of the U.S. constitution and call a new federal convention. Another model would be to simply begin holding unconditional open meetings, publicized and accessible to all, neighborhood by neighborhood, “to deliberate upon the public affairs” until some structure of governance begins to emerge, good leaders come forward, actions are taken. While both these models have their idealistic aspects, both have some realistic aspects as well. We have barely begun to think through the possibilities, but we will eventually need to do the patient work of reconstituting the republic.
-Stephen Haswell Todd
Is economic inequality becoming a problem for Americans? The common sense today is that OWS has put inequality on the agenda today in a way that is new in American politics. And today Eduardo Porter makes the argument that OWS is having some traction on the question of income inequality. While Americans traditionally are tolerant of inequality, that may be changing.
Our tolerance for a widening income gap may be ebbing, however. Since Occupy Wall Street and kindred movements highlighted the issue, the chasm between the rich and ordinary workers has become a crucial talking point in the Democratic Party’s arsenal. In a speech in Osawatomie, Kan., last December, President Obama underscored how “the rungs of the ladder of opportunity had grown farther and farther apart, and the middle class has shrunk.”
There are signs that the political strategy has traction. Inequality isn’t quite the top priority of voters: only 17 percent of Americans think it is extremely important for the government to try to reduce income and wealth inequality, according to a Gallup survey last November. That is about half the share that said reigniting economic growth was crucial.
Seventeen percent seem a low number of citizens concerned about inequality, but looking deeper, Porter argues that attitudes are changing.
A slightly different question indicates views have changed: 29 percent said it was extremely important for the government to increase equality of opportunity. More significant, 41 percent said that there was not much opportunity in America, up from 17 percent in 1998.
Statistics on income mobility are notoriously hard to measure and contested, but the surveys indicate that optimistic Americans are losing that sense of mobility and possibility. Even if people can and do often earn more than their parents, the vast rifts opening up between rich and middle class means that increasingly Americans live in different worlds. These vast divisions are now seen as a problem not only by liberals, but also by conservatives like Charles Murray, whose book Coming Apart bemoans the loss of a common sense of American values. There is a way in which the truly extraordinary gaps in income are unraveling the social contract that holds the country together.
In other words, even for those who are accepting of inequality and who believe in a meritocracy, excessive inequality cannot be justified. As Porter writes:
One doesn’t have to believe in equality to be concerned about these trends. Once inequality becomes very acute, it breeds resentment and political instability, eroding the legitimacy of democratic institutions. It can produce political polarization and gridlock, splitting the political system between haves and have-nots, making it more difficult for governments to address imbalances and respond to brewing crises. That too can undermine economic growth, let alone democracy.
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This chapter provides an overview and introduction to the book’s theoretical framework which is rooted in ultra-realist criminology theory and transcendental materialism’s…
This chapter provides an overview and introduction to the book’s theoretical framework which is rooted in ultra-realist criminology theory and transcendental materialism’s innovative conceptualisation of subjectivity. The chapter outlines both of these perspectives and how they differ from existing criminological theory in order to explore both how and why individuals in contemporary society are so committed to the values, symbols and identities of consumer capitalism. The chapter then employs this theoretical framework to problematise and deconstruct the dominant conceptualisation of parkour as a mode of performative resistance, by drawing upon theoretical ideas such as precorporation, the reversal of ideology and interpassivity.
This chapter brings the book to a close by summarising the overall argument and looking to the future of commodified lifestyle sports and post-industrial cities under an ailing capitalist economy. Most importantly, it calls upon academics to abandon concepts of resistance and social scientific approaches rooted in symbolic interactionism and discursive meanings in order to return to a critical analysis of the real generative mechanisms of political economy. This chapter closes with a brief epilogue that returns to the traceurs and the parkour community in this study one year after the ethnographic fieldwork ended.
This chapter uses ethnographic data to explore the embodied aspects of parkour’s practice and how traceurs move around and navigate the city. It draws upon a blend of non-representational theory and Lacanian psychoanalysis to explain the attraction to parkour’s intensely embodied, effective and risk-taking practice. It then looks at how the traceurs exist in the interstices of hyper-regulated urban spaces and develop an alternative cartography of the city, which is generated from their situated knowledge and the temporal rhythms and flows in the city centre’s consumer economy. It is argued that this alternative cartography constitutes a spatio-bodily transgression that violates the hyper-regulated city’s command for its subjects to be passive bodies who accept the dominant cartography of the city geared towards consumption.
This chapter outlines the book’s rationale and approach in addition to its general argument. It introduces the reader to what the author has described as a ‘paradox’ of parkour, whereby parkour and freerunning is hyper-conformist to the values of consumer capitalism whilst its free practice is excluded and marginalised from urban space. Before offering methodological commentary on the book’s ethnographic approach and outlining the structure of the book, it looks how this paradox is a product of late-capitalism’s own making – making reference to processes of deindustrialisation, neoliberalism and the rise of consumer capitalism.

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This hotel is situated at the south coast of Kefalonia island, near Svoronata village, in the idyllic area of the gulf of Agia Pelagia, between the green hills and the turquoise blue sea. The nearest beach can be reached in a few minutes-walk (700m). The centre of Argostoli, with its various taverns, restaurants and lively nightlife, is around 10 km away. The tastefully and comfortable furnished rooms feature an impressive view of the mountains or the sea. In the evening the guests can enjoy their drinks at the main bar of the hotel.
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The Clearing House Association (TCH) filed a comment letter with the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) on its proposed rule regarding changes to the deposit insurance assessment calculation methodology. In the letter, TCH reiterates its support for maintaining a robust federal deposit insurance fund (DIF), but expresses concern that the proposed rule is inconsistent with the statutory requirement that assessments be based on actual risk to the DIF. TCH also argues that adhering to the risk-based statutory mandate is essential for multiple reasons: it promotes the integrity of the DIF; it discourages excessive or undue risk-taking; it avoids subsidies; it is more fair; and it is consistent with the fundamental principles of insurance. TCH also provides a number of suggestions intended to make the changes to the assessment methodology more risk-based, including recommended changes that would: (i) permit the recognition of collateral in measuring counterparty exposure, consistent with the standardized approach adopted in the capital rules, (ii) more appropriately reflect treatment of exposures to certain kinds of CCPs, and (iii) retain the option to use an internal model methodology, which is arguably a much more risk-sensitive way to measure counterparty exposure.
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This Cache is a low difficulty 1km hike through one small section of The Seaton Hiking Trail. Parking for this cache can be found at the parking co-ordinates listed below. This parking area is located at the western most point of 3rd Concession in Pickering, Ontario.
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The Seaton Hiking Trail is a wonderful place to spend an afternoon. The trails vary from well covered walkways to open fields. Most of the time these walks are accompanied by a gently babbling creek.
It is even a nice place to spend time during the winter, although the cache may not be found so easily during the snowy months. If there have been a lot of wet periods or icy rain the cache may not be attainable! Attempting to obtain the cache may also jeopardize the location of the hide. Please take great care if you decide to undertake this hide during these months.
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Five Sequence: November 5, 2010
Garric Ray brings you this week's 'five' with Peter McClelland, Sebo Walker, Steven Reeves, David Gravette, and Silent Mike.
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Paytm is set to go for a massive initial public offering with plans to raise INR 21,800 Cr ($3 Bn) in the IPO by November this year
JP Morgan, Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley and ICICI Securities have been appointed to execute the public listing
The Vijay Shekhar Sharma-led company is targeting a valuation of $25 Bn – $30 Bn, a big jump from its current $16 Bn valuation
Fintech giant Paytm has hired four banks including JPMorgan Chase and Goldman Sachs for its proposed initial public offering, according to several media reports. The board of One97 Communications, the parent company of Paytm, has also greenlit the appointment of Morgan Stanley and ICICI Securities to help with the sale.
The company is set to go for a massive initial public offering with plans to raise INR 21,800 Cr ($3 Bn) in the IPO by November this year. It is expected to be the largest public market debut in India in a year in which food aggregator Zomato and used cars marketplace CarTrade, epharmacy startup PharmEasy, beauty ecommerce brand Nykaa and insurtech startup PolicyBazaar are likely to list publicly. The Vijay Shekhar Sharma-led company is targeting a valuation of $25 Bn – $30 Bn, a big jump from its current $16 Bn valuation.
As per analysts, Paytm has shown financial discipline which is rare in the hyper-competitive payments and fintech space. Paytm is said to be on track to break even in 12-18 months and is expected to be a major force in the payments and fintech market because of its diversification.
Paytm saw its overall revenue take a hit amid the pandemic as it fell 9.9% from INR 3,540.77 in FY20 to INR 3,186.8 in FY21 on a consolidated basis. The fintech behemoth’s losses narrowed 42% to INR 1,704.01 Cr from INR 2,943.32 Cr in the same period.
The company achieved this on the back of lowering its expenses from INR 6,138.23 Cr in FY20 to INR 4,782.95 Cr in FY21, the company’s annual report showed. While Paytm spent a staggering INR 1,397.05 Cr in marketing in the financial year ending March 2020, the digital payments company cut its marketing spend by 62% to INR 532.32 Cr amid the pandemic as digital adoption went up.
One97 Communications operates Paytm Payments Bank Limited, Paytm General Insurance Limited, Paytm Life Insurance Limited, Paytm Money Limited, Paytm E-Commerce Private Limited, Paytm Entertainment Limited among other smaller entities. These combine to give Paytm a strong acquisition channel for its core business of payments and fintech services.
This diverse business model also called for a varied mix of domain experts and key vertical leaders to give Paytm an entrepreneurial edge across its various revenue streams. Since, the next milestone for Paytm would be to create value through building multiple businesses around the core Paytm brand, its recent hires and internal promotions since 2018 have come with strong domain experience in financial services and building scaled-up business verticals.


In the past 18 months, fastening systems innovator Segnut has tested its revolutionary threaded nut technology in harsh mining and construction environments to demonstrate its safety, risk mitigation and productivity benefits. Read more
Screen media manufacturer innovates with custom solutions
A supplier of woven wire screens, poly and wire ripple screens, poly modular systems, rubber screens and modular systems, along with associated accessories, Locker has recently commissioned new weaving equipment at its Dandenong, Victoria facility.
Certified breaker, attachment range boosted by partnership
The Rammer range of rock breaker and demolition attachments has a new home. Sandvik Mining and Rock Technology, which owns and manufactures Rammer, recently formed a new partnership with renowned Queensland supplier QLD Rock Breakers (QRB), based in Rocklea, Brisbane. Read more
Overhaul of conveyor bearings cements success at NSW quarry
Pumps, strainers for dewatering, oils disbursement
The Tsurumi two-pole to six-pole agitator slurry pump is capable of handling sandy liquids in quarries and concrete plants. The Megator Dolphin floating suction Read more
Local parts company thrives in Australia – and beyond
Crusher Parts International (CPI) is a 100 per cent Australian-owned and operated company. It was established in 2015 out of demand in the market Read more
On-board scales take the load off weight problems
Two quarry managers have shared their experiences of using loader scales and how it has proved a simple but vital technology to increase load accuracy, save time and track material.
Supplier’s acquisition expands screen media range
Locker Group completed its acquisition of Sefar Australia’s extractive screen division at the end of 2015.
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Acquisition expands screen media range
Locker Group completed its acquisition of Sefar Australia’s extractive screen division at the end of 2015. As part of the transaction, Locker Group obtained Read more
Responsive, comfortable wheel loader
The 397kW ZW550-5 is the biggest model in Hitachi’s new ZW-5 wheel loader range, with an operating weight of more than 47 tonnes and Read more


Work continues on Detective Grimoire for iPhone!
The first part of the game to be totally finished is the amazing soundtrack by the incredibly talented composer, Raphael Benjamin Meyer!
download two small samples!
The artwork on my end is broken up into characters, menus, objects, anything that isn’t background art. Here is some of the stuff I’ve been working on:
Tom is programming the entire game, obviously. He has built some really useful tools to allow us to make multiple conversations without too much complicated tagging and typing in numbers. It’s really impressive, and should save us lots of time:
And Catherine continues to make amazing scenery art! Here is a taste of several of the backgrounds:
More information soon!


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Washington State (15-8) sweeping their home series with Brown (1-10) appeared to be a foregone conclusion after the first three lopsided contests. Not so fast Cougar Nation.
The Bears clearly came ready to play competitive baseball Monday evening but in the end came up short. WSU earned a 3-1 victory to complete a 4-game sweep of the Ivy League visitors.
Pitching dominated from the get go.
Kevin Carlow was stellar for Brown, going 6-innings and striking out 7 Cougs along the way. WSU bats were silenced by Carlow who allowed just 4-hits.
The Cougs matched the Bears pitch-for-pitch. Jason Monda made the most of his first collegiate start going 4-innings and fanning 5 Brown batters. Monda has yet to give up an earned run in 12-innings. Just how sharp was Jason? Of the 62-pitches he threw, 43 were strikes. You be the judge as to whether that’s a pitcher on his game or not. Monday night was Monda’s 8th appearance on the mound for Washington State.
"“Our pitching was outstanding again tonight,” Washington State Coach Donnie Marbut said after the game. “We ran into a quality arm on the mound (Brown starter Kevin Carlow) and needed every bit of the pitching we got tonight.”"
It was important for WSU to be tested. This series was their last non-conference opponent for weekend play this season. The Cougs will be facing Pac-12 opponents for the next nine weeks which is a challenging if not monumental task ahead.
Brown took the lead in the top of the sixth with the first run of the game. Showing resiliency, the Cougs came right back with a run of their own in the bottom of the inning to tie the score. Washington State drove in the go-ahead run in their next turn at bat, then added some insurance with a final score in the bottom of the eighth.
Following an offensive outburst by the Cougs in this series, the team batting average has risen to astronomical heights now standing at .333 on the season while producing an average of 7.6 runs a game.
After solid starts by Joe Pistorese, Tanner Chelborad, Scott Simon and Jason Monda, the staff ERA has dipped below 4-runs a game for the first time all year, standing at 3.87. “A really good job by the pitching staff the entire weekend,” praised Coach Marbut.
WASHINGTON STATE NOTES
– Washington State swept a four-game series for the second time this season
– WSU outscored Brown 45-4 in the sweep.

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ComicLab Ep. 97 — Commission Accomplished
This episode of ComicLab is sponsored by Wacom! In this week’s show, the ComicLab guys ponder George R.R. Martin’s assertion that writers are either garderers or architects. Also, they talk about commissions. What are some best practices — and how can you avoid common mistakes? Then a question-asker asks how much time Dave and Brad spend trying to get their comics reviewed by comics journalists and websites. Next, can a sale or discount actually act as a dis-incentive for sales? And finally, how can you stop someone from stealing your art for a T-shirt?
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Holly Weeks and Wayne Cornish were the most unpopular pair in the latest season of 90 Day Fiance: The Other Way spinoff. Their weird and boring storyline failed to turn heads. The former also received immense hate and criticism for her past relationships.
Fans mocked her for her controversial marriage. It ended within 2 months, while her second marriage lasted for only 12 hours. Hence, fans were skeptical about Holly’s future with Wayne and speculated a short romance between the two.
The pair also invited hate for being so open about their intimate life. Cornish proposed to his partner within a few days of meeting her in person. Now it appears that the two are not together anymore. Is that true?
90 Day Fiance: Holly & Wayne Fuel Breakup Rumours!
Holly and Wayne were among the newest additions to 90 Day Fiance. However, they failed to steal the limelight due to the boring chemistry. The pair also blamed TLC for poorly editing their storyline. They feel that the network portrayed their love story in a different way than it actually was.
The pair were planning to walk down the aisle within a week of their engagement. However, Holly didn’t feel safe at her partner’s place due to the constant robberies and power cuts. Still, they exchanged vows after the numerous challenges.
However, the American star wasn’t comfortable in South Africa and decided to return to her native country. Now, fans have been guessing if they parted ways because Wayne wasn’t happy with Holly’s decision. Recently, the latter shared a video on her Instagram account.
She complied the memories of three years of her life in no particular order. Holly added some moments of her life when her father was alive. 90 Day Fiance fans were sad to hear about her father’s passing and started sending her prayers. They were also quick to ask her if was not in South Africa.
Weeks decided to reveal that she was in the US for a funeral. Meanwhile, Wayne sparked breakup rumors before deleting his Instagram account. The reality TV celeb posted a video revealing that he was done with social media and he was no longer with his partner.
90 Day Fiance: Has Holly Failed Her Third Marriage In A Row?
Holly Weeks has had a controversial past before crossing paths with Wayne Cornish. She grabbed 90 Day Fiance viewer’s attention after she disclosed her two failed marriages. Both of her marriages ended in a short time. Her first marriage lasted only 2 months, while the second ended within just 12 hours!
and other hateful messages because of her background. Now, fans will have to wait to see if Holly and Wayne actually parted ways.
Also, it is possible that the couple has kept their actual relationship status under wraps due to their contractual restrictions. Wayne posted content from South Africa before deleting his social media account. Also, the American star hasn’t mentioned her lover in her recent posts. Stay tuned to TV Season & Spoilers to know if Holly and Wayne have gone their separate ways or not.
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This original card of pearl buttons features wonderful Art Deco inspired graphics. The Lady Washington pearl buttons are two hole sew through buttons. The card originally had three buttons but the top button has been carefully and cleanly removed. The graphics of the card feature a profile of a lady with marcelled hair. The buttons are on a panel that is bordered by vertical stripes of silver and red. The bottom of the card bears the inscription “An Attractive Pearl Trimming.” There is also a small circle imprinted with Made in USA.
The card measures 2 1/2 x 3 1/2 inches and the back of the card is clean.
Multiple cards can mail for the same or slightly more than one card so if you purchase multiple cards, please wait to pay until I can adjust the shipping costs and issue a revised purchase order.

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The writings of a major Christian thinker
One of the key figures in Christian history, St. Ignatius of Loyola (c. 1491-1556) was a passionate and unique spiritual thinker and visionary. The works gathered here provide a first-hand, personal introduction to this remarkable character: a man who turned away from the Spanish nobility to create the revolutionary Jesuit Order, inspired by the desire to help people follow Christ. His Reminiscences describe his early life, his religious conversion following near-paralysis in battle, and his spiritual and physical ordeals as he struggled to assist those in need, including plague, persecution and imprisonment. The Spiritual Exercises offer guidelines to those seeking the will of God, and the Spiritual Diary shows Ignatius in daily mystical contact with God during a personal struggle. The Letters collected here provide an insight into Ignatius' ceaseless campaign to assist those seeking enlightenment and to direct the young Society of Jesus.
For more than seventy years, Penguin has been the leading publisher of classic literature in the English-speaking world. With more than 1,700 titles, Penguin Classics represents a global bookshelf of the best works throughout history and across genres and disciplines. Readers trust the series to provide authoritative texts enhanced by introductions and notes by distinguished scholars and contemporary authors, as well as up-to-date translations by award-winning translators.


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Following Glasser’s announcement to release a new album called Interiors Cameron Mesirow has returned with a new video for “Design” which is set to appear on the album come October 8th.
The clip was directed by Jonathan Turner and follows Mesirow running circles around a silver sculpture in a minimally decorated room, dedicated to the memory of Ryo Murakami.
Watch the clip below and catch Glasser on tour this fall at one of the dates below.
Glasser Tour Dates:
10-10 Los Angeles, CA – Masonic Lodge at Hollywood Forever
10-13 Toronto, Ontario – The Drake
10-15 Brooklyn, NY – Music Hall of Williamsburg
10-26 Los Angeles, CA – The Legendary Park Plaza (KCRW’s Masquerade)
11-25 London, England – Hoxton Plaza
11-28 Utrecht, Netherlands – Le Guess Who?
11-30 Paris, France – Flech d’Or
12-02 Berlin, Germany – Kantine am Berghain
12-03 Brussels, Belgium – Botanique

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Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) returned to Sri Lanka’s largest automotive event, the CMTA Motor Show 2017, with the local debut of the All-new Jaguar F-PACE alongside the range of Jaguar and Land Rover vehicles.
Commenting on the event, Sheran Fernando – Managing Director, SML Frontier Automotive, stated: “We are pleased to be a part of the CMTA motor show this year with Jaguar as part of our realm. We are really excited to showcase two totally new Jaguar products at this year’s motor show; The Jaguar F-type and the Jaguar F Pace. To share our excitement with everyone, we have initiated an exclusive ‘Motor Show Special Offer’ for both Jaguar and Land Rover products our customers.”
In addition to the first-ever sports SUV from Jaguar, visitors can also look forward to the powerful, agile and utterly distinctive F-type luxury sports car. The Jaguar XF will also be on display and visitors can explore the unrivalled combination of style and substance of the marque’s most award-winning car.
The new 2017 Range Rover Sport is another key highlight at the CMTA Motor Show with its class-leading capability and versatility. Showcased alongside is Land Rover’s iconic luxury SUV, the Range Rover which celebrates 45 years of luxury, design and innovation and the new generation compact SUV, the Discovery Sport offers versatility and distinctive capability along with luxury design.
SML Frontier Automotive (Pvt) Ltd, the sole agents for Jaguar Land Rover, UK’s largest automotive manufacturing business in Sri Lanka offers the entire range of Jaguar and Land Rover vehicles at the world class showroom located at Colombo 07.


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Vancouver Seaplane Company To Resume Test Flights With Electric Plane
A Vancouver seaplane company says its retro-fitted all electric airplane is
set to take to the skies for more test flights this year, as it pushes forward with its plans to make commercial air travel cheaper and greener. CBC.ca reports:
"There's no wavering in our confidence and determination and interest in getting this done," said Harbour Air CEO Greg McDougall. Founded by McDougall in 1982, Harbour Air uses small propeller planes to fly commercial flights between the Lower Mainland, Seattle, Vancouver Island, the Gulf Islands and Whistler.
In the last few years it has turned its attention to becoming a leader in green urban mobility, which would do away with the need to burn fossil fuels for air travel. In December 2019, McDougall flew one of Harbour Air's planes, a more than 60-year-old DHC-2 de Havilland Beaver float plane, which had been outfitted with a Seattle-based company's electric propulsion system, for three minutes over Richmond B.C.
Harbour Air joined with Seattle-based company MagniX in early 2019 to design the e-plane's engine, which was powered by NASA-approved lithium-ion batteries that were also used on the International Space Station. At the time, based on the success of that inaugural flight, McDougall had hoped to be using the plane to fly passengers on its routes, such as between downtown Vancouver and downtown Victoria, by the end of this year. Now, that timeline has been pushed back at least one year due to the pandemic.
Google Says It May Have Found a Privacy-Friendly Substitute To Cookies
Google says its new machine learning algorithms could replace cookie-based ad targeting
without invading your privacy. Axios reports:
Google has been testing a new API (a software interface) called Federated Learning of Cohorts (FLoC) that acts as an effective replacement signal for third-party cookies. The API exists as a browser extension within Google Chrome. The company said Monday that tests of FLoC to reach audiences show that advertisers can expect to see at least 95% of the conversions per dollar spent on ads when compared to cookie-based advertising. FLoC uses machine learning algorithms to analyze user data and then create a group of thousands of people based off of the sites that an individual visits. The data gathered locally from the browser is never shared. Instead, the data from the much wider cohort of thousands of people is shared, and that is then used to target ads.
It's a big deal that Google says it's close to coming up with a technology that will replace cookies, because one of the toughest parts of phasing cookies out of internet ad-targeting is that there hasn't been a great solution for what to replace them with. [...] Google has other proposals to replace cookies in the works, so it's not guaranteed that FLoC will be the answer, but the company said it's highly encouraged by what it has seen so far.
Hacker Leaks Data of 2.28 Million Dating Site Users
An anonymous reader quotes a report from ZDNet:
A well-known hacker has leaked the details of more than 2.28 million users registered on MeetMindful.com, a dating website founded in 2014, ZDNet has learned this week from a security researcher. The dating site's data has been shared as a free download on a publicly accessible hacking forum known for its trade in hacked databases. The leaked data, a 1.2 GB file, appears to be a dump of the site's users database.
The content of this file includes a wealth of information that users provided when they set up profiles on the MeetMindful site and mobile apps. Some of the most sensitive data points included in the file include: Real names; Email addresses; City, state, and ZIP details; Body details; Dating preferences; Marital status; Birth dates; Latitude and longitude; IP addresses; Bcrypt-hashed account passwords; Facebook user IDs; and Facebook authentication tokens. Messages exchanged by users were not included in the leaked file; however, this does not make the entire incident less sensitive. The data leak, which is still available for download, was released by a threat actor who goes by the name of ShinyHunters. They also were responsible for
leaking the details of millions of users registered on Teespring.
Browser Makers Launch New Project For Writing Documentation For Web APIs
A coalition of tech companies announced today
The new project does not view itself as a replacement for MDN Web Docs, a website hosted by Mozilla, where all browser makers agreed to move the official Web API documentation back in October 2017, and stop developing their own, often diverging, documentation sites. Instead, in a press release and FAQ today, the Open Web Docs team said their role is to fund, coordinate, and contribute to MDN Docs going forward. The new initiative comes after Mozilla laid off 250 employees last summer, including many of its MDN Web Docs staff. Open Web Docs comes to fill this void and provide the labor force needed to continue updating the MDN Web Docs portal.
Apple Watch Series 7 Rumored To Feature Blood Glucose Monitoring
According to Korea's
ETNews, Apple is expected to
feature blood glucose monitoring via an optical sensor in the Apple Watch Series 7. MacRumors reports:
The report, which mainly focuses on the blood glucose capabilities of the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4, explains that Apple is intending to bring blood glucose monitoring to the upcoming Apple Watch Series 7 using a non-invasive optical sensor. Measuring blood glucose levels, also known as blood sugar levels, is vital to managing conditions such as diabetes. Normally, measuring blood glucose requires testing a drop of blood in a blood sugar meter or using an implanted continuous glucose monitor (CGM). The ability to observe any major increases or decreases in blood glucose may raise awareness of a potential health condition or simply help to improve a user's diet.
Apple is said to have secured patents around blood glucose monitoring, and the company is now purportedly "focusing on securing reliability and stability prior to commercialization of the technology." The Apple-designed optical sensor is believed to be a skin-top continuous monitoring solution that does not require an implant. [...] The Apple Watch Series 7 is expected to arrive later this year, but there have been few rumors around what the new models may feature. While there have been reports of microLED displays and solid-state buttons with haptic feedback for the Apple Watch, these are not directly expected for the Apple Watch Series 7.
Pyston 2.1 Is Blowing Past Python 3 Performance
Camel Pilot writes:
Pyston 2.1, a closed-source but faster and highly-compatible implementation of the Python programming language, significantly outperforms Python 3 in a variety of benchmarks. All the system details and benchmarks in full can be found
over on OpenBenchmarking.org.
Renewable Energy Production Beat Fossil Fuels in Europe
Renewable energy became the biggest source of electricity in the European Union in 2020,
beating fossil fuels for the first time. Germany and Spain also hit that milestone individually last year -- so did the UK, which officially left the EU in January 2020. From a report:
Renewables powered 38 percent of electricity in the EU last year, according to a report released today by energy think tanks Ember and Agora Energiewende. That gives renewable energy a narrow lead over fossil fuel-fired generation, which accounted for 37 percent of Europe's electricity. The remaining quarter comes from nuclear energy.
The rise of renewables is good news for the health of the planet. Still, renewable energy will need to grow at an even faster rate to stave off a future with more climate change-induced disasters. "Renewables overtaking fossils is an important milestone in Europe's clean energy transition. However, let's not be complacent," Patrick Graichen, director of Agora Energiewende, said in a statement. "Post-pandemic recovery [programs] need to go hand-in-hand with accelerated climate action."
AMC Raises $917 Million To Weather 'Dark Coronavirus-Impacted Winter'
An anonymous reader quotes a report from Variety:
AMC Theatres, the world's largest cinema chain, has raised $917 million in new equity and debt capital, the company said on Monday. "This increased liquidity should allow the company to make it through this dark coronavirus-impacted winter," the company said, adding that its "financial runway has been extended deep into 2021." AMC has raised the finances from Dec. 14, 2020. Of the $917 million, AMC has raised $506 million of equity, from the issuance of 164.7 million new common shares, along with the previously announced securing of $100 million of additional first-lien debt and the concurrent issuance of 22 million new common shares to convert $100 million of second-lien debt into equity.
In addition, the company has executed commitment letters for $411 million of incremental debt capital in place through mid-2023, unless repaid before then, through the upsizing and refinancing of its European revolving credit facility. The chain says that it presumes that it will continue to make progress in its ongoing dialogue with theater landlords about the amounts and timing of owed theater lease payments, and is hopeful that the ongoing vaccination push will result in an increase in cinema attendance. As a result, AMC shares
soared 36% in premarket trade Monday.
Myopia Correcting 'Smart Glasses' From Japan To Be Sold in Asia
Can a pair of unique spectacles banish nearsightedness without surgical intervention? Japan's Kubota Pharmaceutical Holdings says
its wearable device can do just that, and it plans to start releasing the product in Asia, where many people grapple with myopia. From a report:
The device, which the company calls Kubota Glasses or smart glasses, is still being tested. It projects an image from the lens of the unit onto the wearer's retina to correct the refractive error that causes nearsightedness. Wearing the device 60 to 90 minutes a day corrects myopia according to the Japanese company.
Kubota Pharmaceutical has not disclosed additional details on how the device works. Through further clinical trials, it is trying to determine how long the effect lasts after the user wears the device, and how many days in total the user must wear the device to achieve a permanent correction for nearsightedness. Myopia is often results from the cornea and the retina in the eye being too far apart. This inhibits the proper focusing of light as it enters the eye and causes distant objects to look blurry. Asian are prone to nearsightedness. Of people aged 20 and under, 96% of South Koreans, 95% of Japanese, 87% of Hong Kongers, 85% of Taiwanese and 82% of Singaporeans are affected by the condition, according to Kubota.
Twitter Launches 'Birdwatch,' a Forum To Combat Misinformation
Twitter unveiled a feature Monday meant to bolster its efforts to combat misinformation and disinformation by tapping users in a fashion similar to Wikipedia
to flag potentially misleading tweets. From a report:
The new system allows users to discuss and provide context to tweets they believe are misleading or false. The project, titled Birdwatch, is a standalone section of Twitter that will at first only be available to a small set of users, largely on a first-come, first-served basis. Priority will not be provided to high-profile people or traditional fact-checkers, but users will have to use an account tied to a real phone number and email address.
"Birdwatch allows people to identify information in Tweets they believe is misleading or false, and write notes that provide informative context," Twitter Vice President of Product Keith Coleman wrote in a press release. "We believe this approach has the potential to respond quickly when misleading information spreads, adding context that people trust and find valuable." While Birdwatch will initially be cordoned off to a separate section of Twitter, the company said "eventually we aim to make notes visible directly on Tweets for the global Twitter audience, when there is consensus from a broad and diverse set of contributors."
GameStop Stock Jumps To New Record
surged to a record Monday, before pulling back and giving up much of their gains, the latest sign that frenetic trading by individual investors is leading to outsize stock-market moves. From a report:
Class A shares of the Texas-based games retailer surged as much as 145% to $159.18 in morning trading, before reversing course and briefly turning lower. By midday, the stock was up 27% at $82.55, up more than 330% in 2021. The rapid swings prompted the New York Stock Exchange to briefly halt trading multiple times. The rally has been fueled by individual investors, encouraging each other on social media to pile into GameStop shares and options. The buying pressure has led money managers to switch out of substantial bets that the stock would fall, analysts said. This resulted in a short squeeze, in which rising prices prompt investors to buy back shares they had sold short to cut their losses, pushing the stock higher still.
The company has become a high-profile battleground between bullish chatroom-driven day traders, especially on online platform Reddit, and hedge fund short sellers, who have been betting against the stock. GameStop has been the most-actively traded stock by customers of Fidelity Investments in recent sessions, with buy orders outnumbering sell orders by more than four-to-one, according to the brokerage. "We broke it. We broke GME at open," one Reddit user wrote Monday after the NYSE halted trading, referring to GameStop's stock-market ticker. The tussle over the company, with a modest market value of about $5 billion at Friday's close and four years of declining sales, exemplifies the increased sway of retail investors. Many poured into the market during the coronavirus lockdown, congregating on online platforms to swap trading ideas and to boast about winning bets.
From last week:
Gaming the System: How GameStop Stock Surged 1,500% In Nine Months.
Dutch COVID-19 Patient Data Sold on the Criminal Underground
Dutch police arrested two individuals late last week for allegedly
selling data from the Dutch health ministry's COVID-19 systems on the criminal underground. From a report:
The arrests came after an investigation by RTL Nieuws reporter Daniel Verlaan who discovered ads for Dutch citizen data online, advertised on instant messaging apps like Telegram, Snapchat, and Wickr. The ads consisted of photos of computer screens listing data of one or more Dutch citizens. The reporter said he tracked down the screengrabs to two IT systems used by the Dutch Municipal Health Service (GGD) -- namely CoronIT, which contains details about Dutch citizens who took a COVID-19 test, and HPzone Light, one of the DDG's contact-tracing systems. Verlaan said the data had been sold online for months for prices ranging from $36 to $60 per person. Buyers would receive details such as home addresses, emails, telephone numbers, dates of birth, and a person's BSN identifier (Dutch social security number).
Google Workers To Form Global Union Alliance
Google employees from across the globe are
forming a union alliance, weeks after more than 200 workers at the search engine giant and other units of parent company Alphabet formed a labor union for U.S. and Canadian offices. From a report:
Alpha Global was formed in coordination with UNI Global Union, a union federation that represents about 20 million workers globally, and includes unions from countries such as the United States, Germany, Switzerland, Sweden, and the UK, UNI Global Union said.
Apple Hit With Another European Class Action Over Throttled iPhones
A third class action lawsuit has been filed in Europe against Apple seeking compensation -- for what Italy's Altroconsumo consumer protection agency dubs
"planned obsolescence" of a number of iPhone 6 models. From a report:
The action relates to performance throttling Apple applied several years ago to affected iPhones when the health of the device's battery had deteriorated -- doing so without clearly informing users. It later apologized. The class action suit in Italy is seeking $72.8 million in compensation -- based on at least $72.8 in average compensation per iPhone owner. Affected devices named in the suit are the iPhone 6, 6S, 6 Plus and 6S Plus, per a press release put out by the umbrella consumer organization, Euroconsumers, which counts Altroconsumo a a member. The suit is the third to be filed in the region over the issue -- following suits filed in Belgium and Spain last month. A fourth -- in Portugal -- is slated to be filed shortly.
More Than 260 Airports At Risk of Getting Submerged Due To Sea Level Rise, Coastal Flooding: Study
Flights at hundreds of airports worldwide are in danger of being
disrupted by rising sea levels, according to a new study. From a report:
More than 260 airports around the globe are currently at risk of coastal flooding, and dozens could be below mean sea level by the turn of the century, the research published in the journal Climate Risk Management found. Hundreds more could be in danger depending on the amount of sea level rise driven by global warming between now and 2100. Airports in Asia and the Pacific topped the list. Researchers looked at several different factors to come up with the rankings, including the likelihood of flooding from extreme sea levels, flood protection and the impact on flights. They found that up to one-fifth of air travel routes could be affected.


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NO ONE ever said mediocrity had to be an impediment to prosperity. Well, at least no one at Mitsubishi ever said it. Thereís not a standout performer in Mitsuís now-eightstrong model range, yet the company finished 2017 in fifth position on the sales chart, much to the chagrin of sixth-placed Ford.
All of which bodes well for Mitsuís latest addition to its SUV line-up. The Eclipse Cross squeezes between the ASX and Outlander; a pricier, more designled alternative to the former; more compact and affordable than the latter. Itís no gifted athlete, but it does get enough of the fundamentals right and has sufficient showroom sheen to elevate it above mediocrity.
The line-up is contained to just three variants sharing the new 1.5-litre turbo four and CVT with eight ratio steps.
The Eclipse Cross lands early scoring shots for design, packaging and presentation. The coupe-esque profile and slightly sloping roofline doesnít unduly compromise rear headroom, while the rear bench slides fore and aft by 200mm and offers useful backrest rake adjustment. Up front, the seats are supportive, storage is well considered, and the instruments clean and attractive.
More credits quickly amass when sampling the engine for the first time in urban driving. This is Mitsuís debut installation of the new 1.5 turbo, and itís a decent little unit. The tune sensibly favours torque, rather than power, so it boosts up early, delivers a mostly satisfying swell in the mid-range, and remains unobtrusive until wrung past 5500rpm. The target market wonít go there, and neither did we, much, as power trails off quickly in the last 500rpm before the 6000rpm redline.
As for the CVT, itís less objectionable than most of the other hamster-wheels that populate this class. It doesnít banish the slippy, droning syndrome in the upper mid-range, but it does at least allow you to take instant control via a pair of column-mounted paddles, and the eight Ďratioí steps go some way to mimicking a conventional auto in its manual mode. The ratio spread is useful, too, with the tall end dropping revs to 2000rpm at the freeway limit, making for unstressed cruising.
Claimed consumption is 7.3L/100km; we saw an indicated 10.8 over 500km of fairly vigorous driving. Overall, itís a powertrain that easily has the measure of the atmo offerings in rivals such as the Nissan Qashqai and Honda HR-V.
Dynamics are less of a clearcut thumbs-up. The steering has an on-centre softness and vacancy clearly aimed at drivers who want their SUV to feel sneezeproof at the straight-ahead, but the result is a fairly lifeless wheel that needs a crank of lock before providing any sense of connection.
The chassis tune favours urban ride comfort, which is welcome, but the downside is significant roll into roundabouts, and high-speed damping that impersonates a bed salesman demonstrating partner disturbance on a budget Sealy.
But will buyers know Ö or care? Of course not. The equipment level, even at the LS entry point, is high, the safety story strong in Exceed, the connectivity boxes ticked. Teamed with the rakish, slightly blinged-íní-creased styling, the requisite elevated driving position and the option of all-wheel drive for a reasonable premium, and itís quickly evident thereís nothing mediocre or ill-considered about Mitsubishiís business plan.
Rear seats are adequate for three teens, with reasonable head and leg room. Plus, three heads back there may distract you from the fact that the rear vision is compromised by the split-glass design of the tailgate.
Trackpad provides control of the multimedia system if you prefer not to poke at the touchscreen. We prefer to poke at the touchscreen, although frontseat passengers may wish for a conventional volume knob.
Luggage space can be increased from 341 to 448L by using the rear seatís 200mm of fore/aft sliding travel. Seat back is split 60/40; folds nearly flat, while a space saver spare hides under the boot floor.
Entry point to the threemodel Eclipse Cross range is the front-drive LS, which includes 18s, AEB, lane-departure warning, auto high beam, wipers and headlights, and DAB radio for $30,500. The mid-spec Exceed (also front-drive) adds dual-zone climate, leather, heated and powered front seats, head-up display, LEDs and a safety suite, for $36,000. The range-topping Exceed AWD asks another $2500 over this for the addition of all-wheel drive and a threemode terrain selector.
Hyundai Kona Elite AWD $32,000
Packs a noticeable performance advantage over Eclipse Cross thanks to option of boostier 1.6 turbo. Also provides AWD for less money, if you need that. But refinement levels are lower, and the cabin feels less upmarket.
Toyota C-HR AWD $30,990
Here the performance pendulum swings the other way: C-HR is less powerful and slower than the Mitsu, and slightly smaller, with inferior rear-seat accommodation. But it counters with greater refinement and a persuasive value equation.


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Ronald Earl Hostler, 80, of Ashland, died early Friday morning.
He retired after more than 30 years of teaching. He started his teaching career in Polk and later went on to teach at Plymouth.
Ron educated many students in and out of the classroom. His career would not be complete without his years of coaching basketball.
He was born on Dec. 7, 1932 to the late Earl V. and Elizabeth A. (nee Yeater) Hostler in Ashland.


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EVENT: After Dark: Light Installations in the Landscape by Bruce Munro
Various dates throughout December and January 2020
For December only, two nights a week, experience Bruce Munro’s light installations in the barn, the Field of Light and a field of moons as you have never seen them before.
After dark is the perfect time to view Bruce Munro’s five light installations in the tithe barn and outside in the sculpture gardens. See the landscape around the galleries light up in a multiplicity of colours. The amphitheatre shaped lawn will be highlighted by a bumper crop of mini moons based on the ‘Harvest Moon’ designed for Waddesdon Manor. The courtyard gardens will host ‘Moon Blooms (Field of Light)’, two swathes of stemmed fibre-optic globes whose colours shift from one shade to another so slowly you barely notice, until suddenly the field of blue and green you have been looking at has morphed into pink and purple. An ethereal light-based, sculptural experience that calls attention to nature and based on Bruce’s famous Field of Light in Uluru, Australia and Field of Light in Sensorio, California.
Wiltshire based Bruce Munro is inspired by natural light and his curiosity for shared human experiences. With a background in fine arts and lighting design, large-scale light-based artworks have become his signature. He has created them for parks, galleries, museums, botanical gardens, estates and cathedrals all across the world.
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TRUESDELL5,94,126,127 was born on 9 Jun 1880 in Springport, NY.5,94,126,127 He died
in Dec 1880 in Springport, NY.5,94,126,127 He is reference number 17808.
Parents: Joshua Cornell TRUESDELL
and Eliza M YAWGER.|
Harry Alonzo TRUESDELL5,128 was born on 21 Feb 1912 in Jefferson Co., IN.5,128 He died on 23 Jul 1987 in Jefferson Co., IN.5,128 Parents: Franklin Alonzo TRUESDELL and Florence Emma HOUZE.
Spouse: Living KINK.
Harry Bushnell TRUESDELL5,94,126,127 was born in 1834.5,94,126,127 He died on 17 Mar 1835.5,94,126,127 He is reference number 16256. Parents: Arnold Fletcher TRUESDELL and Chloe BUSHNELL.
Harry Edward TRUESDELL.5,94,126,127 Parents: Lemoine William TRUESDELL and Bridget LYONS.
Spouse: Myrtle Fay DAWSON.
Harry Elmer TRUESDELL5,94,126,127,128 was born on 6 Feb 1871 in Ohio.5,94,126,127,128 He died in 1928 in Elysion Field, Harrison Co., TX.5,128 [NEED TO DEFINE SENTENCE: Alt. Death]5,94,126,127 He was buried in El Paso. TX..5,128 He is reference number 3071. Parents: Charles Wesley TRUESDELL and Mary BLOIR.
Spouse: Margaret Elizabeth Jane ROWE. Harry Elmer TRUESDELL and Margaret Elizabeth Jane ROWE were married on 12 Apr 1896 in Rogers, Bell Co., TX.5,128 [NEED TO DEFINE SENTENCE: Alt. Marriage]5,94,127 Reference Number:5642 Children were: Living TRUESDELL, Living TRUESDELL, Living TRUESDELL, Maude Lee TRUESDELL, Lula May TRUESDELL, Living TRUESDELL, Living TRUESDELL, Living TRUESDELL, Mary Jane TRUESDELL, Clyde Elmer TRUESDELL, Living TRUESDELL, Lulu May TRUESDELL.
Harry Grant TRUESDELL5,94,126,127 was born on 3 Nov 1868 in Shopiere, Wis.5,94,126,127 He is reference number 15477. Parents: Vincent Hollister TRUESDELL and Sarah Elizabeth THURSTON.
Spouse: Elsie Anna SHEAD.
Harry Lincoln TRUESDELL.5,94,126,127 Parents: George Washington TRUESDELL and Judith Fairbank ROGERS.
Harry Marcus TRUESDELL.5,94,126,127 Parents: Marcus Riker TRUESDELL and Jenny Mary CONOVER.
Harry Wallace TRUESDELL5,128 was born on 29 Nov 1878.5,128 Parents: William Henry TRUESDELL and Jane BURRITT.
Harvey TRUESDELL5,94,126,127 was born on 28 Dec 1783 in Pomfret, CT.5,94,126,127 He died on 29 Aug 1789 in Abington, CT.5,94,126,127 He is reference number 13590. Parents: Jeduthan TRUESDELL and Abigail WHITE.
Harvey TRUESDELL5,94,126,127 was born on 28 Dec 1813 in Butternuts, NY.5,94,126,127 He died on 17 May 1893 in Laporte, Ind.5,94,126,127 He is reference number 14519. Parents: Ransom TRUESDELL and Sarah Bliss GEORGE.
Spouse: Katherine TRYON. Harvey TRUESDELL and Katherine TRYON were married on 14 Oct 1838 in Michigan City, Ind.5,94,127 Reference Number:105584 Children were: George Harvey TRUESDELL, Georgiana TRUESDELL, Caradora TRUESDELL, Mary Catherine TRUESDELL, Isadora TRUESDELL, Charles Harvey TRUESDELL.
Harvey TRUESDELL5,94,126,127 was born on 22 Dec 1863 in Barre, Mass.5,94,126,127 He died on 25 Feb 1864 in West Brookfield, Mass.5,94,126,127 He is reference number 15883. Parents: Harvey Edwin TRUESDELL and Anna FELLOWS.
Harvey Adelbert TRUESDELL5,94,126,127 was born on 22 Oct 1849 in Rockdale, NY.5,94,126,127 He died on 24 Apr 1921 in Sidney, NY.5,94,126,127 He is reference number 15769. [NEED TO DEFINE SENTENCE: Fact 3]5,94,126,127 Parents: George Amos TRUESDELL and Rhoda RICHMOND.
Spouse: Ruby CHAMBERLAIN.
Harvey E A TRUESDELL5,94,126,127 was born about 1846 in Killingly, Conn.5,94,126,127 He is reference number 16057. Parents: Adam Siamons TRUESDELL and Florette FOX.
Harvey Edward TRUESDELL5,94,126,127 was born on 29 Aug 1809 in Cortland Co, NY.5,94,126,127 He died on 9 Sep 1892 in Harpursville, NY.5,94,126,127 He is reference number 14622. [NEED TO DEFINE SENTENCE: Fact 3]5,94,126,127 Parents: Elisha TRUESDELL and Sarah L CARPENTER.
Spouse: Sarah H PARKER. Harvey Edward TRUESDELL and Sarah H PARKER were married on 16 Nov 1830 in Coventry, NY.5,94,127 Reference Number:106809 Children were: Harriet O TRUESDELL, Maria TRUESDELL, Mary Jane TRUESDELL, Betsey TRUESDELL, Parker TRUESDELL, Anderson Isaac TRUESDELL, Emory Parker TRUESDELL, Emri Hall TRUESDELL, Orpha TRUESDELL, Olive Lodina TRUESDELL, Orpha TRUESDELL, Sarah TRUESDELL, Jr Harvey Edward TRUESDELL.
Jr Harvey Edward TRUESDELL5,94,126,127 was born on 17 Feb 1855 in Colesville, NY.5,94,126,127 He died on 22 Jul 1916 in Onawa, IA.5,94,126,127 He is reference number 16073. Parents: Harvey Edward TRUESDELL and Sarah H PARKER.
Spouse: Carrie ALLEN. Jr Harvey Edward TRUESDELL and Carrie ALLEN were married on 17 Feb 1879.5,94,127 Reference Number:92430 Children were: Ella TRUESDELL, Emry TRUESDELL, Sarah TRUESDELL, Third Harvey Edward TRUESDELL, Irving Amenzo TRUESDELL, Doyle Frank TRUESDELL, Gertrude TRUESDELL, Owen Parker TRUESDELL, Gordon Emory TRUESDELL.
Third Harvey Edward TRUESDELL5,94,126,127 was born on 9 Jan 1881.5,94,126,127 He died on 2 Jul 1900 in Niobrara, Neb.5,94,126,127 He is reference number 13364. Parents: Jr Harvey Edward TRUESDELL and Carrie ALLEN.
Harvey Edwin TRUESDELL5,94,126,127 was born on 22 Apr 1832 in Holden, Mass.5,94,126,127 He died between 1863 and 1865 in Harpers Ferry, VA.5,94,126,127 He is reference number 14550. [NEED TO DEFINE SENTENCE: Fact 3]5,94,126,127 Parents: Thomas Leavens TRUESDELL and Lorinda EDGERTON.
Spouse: Anna FELLOWS. Harvey Edwin TRUESDELL and Anna FELLOWS were married in Holden, Mass.5,94,127 Reference Number:105965 Children were: Etta Cordelia TRUESDELL, Annie Leavens TRUESDELL, Mary Eliza TRUESDELL, Nancy M TRUESDELL, Joseph Edwin TRUESDELL, William Lewis TRUESDELL, Harvey TRUESDELL.
Harvey Lynn TRUESDELL.5,94,126,127 Parents: Richard Ransom TRUESDELL and Fannie Cornelia WHEELOCK.
Harvey Talmadge TRUESDELL.5,94,126,127 Parents: Alonzo TRUESDELL and Jeanette ALLEN.
Harvey Wilkinson TRUESDELL5,94,126,127 was born on 27 May 1880 in Laporte, Ind.5,94,126,127 He died about Nov 1880 in Laporte, Ind.5,94,126,127 He is reference number 17933. Parents: Charles Harvey TRUESDELL and Sarah Evelyn WILKINSON.
Hattie TRUESDELL5,94,126,127 was born about 1860 in Wisconsin.5,94,126,127 She is reference number 15978. Parents: Jeremiah TRUESDELL and Emily R LOCKE.
Hattie Erminnie TRUESDELL5,94,126,127 was born on 19 Nov 1866 in Beloit, Wis.5,94,126,127 She is reference number 15485. Parents: Alonzo TRUESDELL and Esther LEWIS.
Hattie Esther Jane TRUESDELL5,94,126,127,128 was born on 26 Feb 1873 in Virginia.5,94,126,127,128 She died in Alabama.5,94,126,127,128 She is reference number 15168. Parents: Charles Wesley TRUESDELL and Mary BLOIR.
Hattie Mclellan TRUESDELL.5,94,126,127 Parents: William Frederick TRUESDELL and Mercy Elmira MCLELLAN.
Haverlin TRUESDELL5,94,126,127 was born on 11 Aug 1769 in Dudley, Mass.5,94,126,127 He died after 1800 in Randolph, VT.5,94,126,127 He is reference number 13997. Parents: Thomas TRUESDELL and Rhoda CURTIS.
Spouse: Lydia NORTH.
Hayden Marcus TRUESDELL5,94,126,127 was born on 9 Jul 1839 in Russell, Mass.5,94,126,127 He died on 31 Jan 1896 in West Stockbridge, Mass.5,94,126,127 He is reference number 15741. Parents: Marcus Curtis TRUESDELL and Isabel Watson SMITH.
Spouse: Rhoda Jane SPAULDING. Hayden Marcus TRUESDELL and Rhoda Jane SPAULDING were married on 4 Dec 1866 in Sheffield, Mass.5,94,127 Reference Number:119692 Children were: Arthur Eugene TRUESDELL, Mary Belle TRUESDELL, Jennie Eldora TRUESDELL.
Hazel Annie TRUESDELL.5,94,126,127 Parents: William Schulyer TRUESDELL and Annie Dora MAURICE.
Helen TRUESDELL5,94,126,127 was born on 7 Oct 1812 in Woodstock, Conn.5,94,126,127 She died on 20 Oct 1812 in Woodstock, Conn.5,94,126,127 She is reference number 13607. Parents: John TRUESDELL and Sophia BAYLIES.
Helen TRUESDELL5,94,126,127 was born on 7 Sep 1816 in Dutchess Co, NY.5,94,126,127 She died on 30 Apr 1893 in Junius, NY.5,94,126,127 She is reference number 15131. Parents: Jeremiah Keeler TRUESDELL and Deborah BROWNELL.
Spouse: William BARRETT. William BARRETT and Helen TRUESDELL were married after 1838.5,94,127 Reference Number:112842 Children were: Martha Helen BARRETT, Lorenzo BARRETT, Eliza Jane BARRETT, Delia BARRETT, Jared BARRETT, Hiram R BARRETT, Charles F BARRETT, George J BARRETT, Mary F BARRETT.
Helen TRUESDELL5,94,126,127 was born about 1854 in Warren Co, NY.5,94,126,127 She is reference number 15353. Parents: James TRUESDELL and EVALINA.
Helen May TRUESDELL5,94,126,127 was born on 29 Jan 1881 in Holden, Mass.5,94,126,127 She died on 20 Sep 1883 in Holden, Mass.5,94,126,127 She is reference number 13258. Parents: Elnathan TRUESDELL and Helen Maria BROOKS.
Helen Mcgregor TRUESDELL5,94,126,127 was born on 16 Aug 1845 in Cuylerville, NY.5,94,126,127 She died on 12 Sep 1922 in Portville, NY.5,94,126,127 She is reference number 15313. Parents: Hiram TRUESDELL and Helen Mar CAMERON.
Spouse: William Addison DUSENBURY. William Addison DUSENBURY and Helen Mcgregor TRUESDELL were married on 27 Aug 1878 in Belfast, NY.5,94,127 Reference Number:114765 Children were: Jr William Addison DUSENBURY, Edgar Truesdell DUSENBURY, Duncan Cameron DUSENBURY.
Helen Whipple TRUESDELL5,94,126,127 was born on 4 Mar 1830 in Providence, RI.5,94,126,127 She died about 1830.5,94,126,127 She is reference number 9294. [NEED TO DEFINE SENTENCE: Marriage fact]5,94,126,127 Parents: Thomas TRUESDELL and Harriet LEE.
Henrietta TRUESDELL5,94,126,127 was born in Mar 1840.5,94,126,127 She died on 24 Jun 1844 in New York, NY.5,94,126,127 She is reference number 16889. Parents: Edward Delaven TRUESDELL and Henrietta JOHNSON.
Henrietta Maria TRUESDELL5,94,126,127 was born on 17 Jul 1842 in Killingly, Conn.5,94,126,127 She is reference number 16010. Parents: Seth TRUESDELL and Chloe ESTY.
Spouse: Newman W JAMES. Newman W JAMES and Henrietta Maria TRUESDELL were married on 4 Dec 1866 in Thompson, Conn.5,94,127 Reference Number:91813 Children were: Walter A JAMES, Arthur R JAMES, Luther A JAMES.
Henry TRUESDELL5,94,126,127 was born on 28 Dec 1823.5,94,126,127 He died on 11 Apr 1918.5,94,126,127 He is reference number 9520. Parents: John TRUESDELL and Sophia BAYLIES.
Spouse: Juliette F WRIGHT. Henry TRUESDELL and Juliette F WRIGHT were married on 14 May 1845 in Killingly, Conn.5,94,127 Reference Number:56853 Children were: Herbert Elmer TRUESDELL, Clarence H TRUESDELL.
Henry TRUESDELL5,94,126,127 was born about 1853 in Lexington, NY.5,94,126,127 He died after 1877.5,94,126,127 He is reference number 16156. Parents: Henry R TRUESDELL and Eliza VANVALKENBURG.
Henry Austin TRUESDELL5,94,126,127 was born on 1 Jul 1824 in Lawsville, PA.5,94,126,127 He died on 28 Dec 1916 in Hallstead, PA.5,94,126,127 He is reference number 15361. Parents: James TRUESDELL and Sally WARNER.
Spouse: Sara C SOUTHERLAND. Henry Austin TRUESDELL and Sara C SOUTHERLAND were married on 26 Jan 1856 in Canterbury Center, NY.5,94,127 Reference Number:115340 Children were: Charles Reynolds TRUESDELL, Caroline TRUESDELL.
Henry Calvin TRUESDELL.5,94,126,127 Parents: Alpheus Bradley TRUESDELL and Memory Ann MEACHAM.
Henry Clay TRUESDELL.5,94,126,127 Parents: John Calvin TRUESDELL and Juliette SMITH.
Henry Edgar TRUESDELL5,94,126,127 was born on 11 Sep 1856 in Harpursville, NY.5,94,126,127 He died on 11 Mar 1930 in Vallejo, CA.5,94,126,127 He is reference number 16082. Parents: John TRUESDELL and Phoebe PRATT.
Spouse: Ida PIKE. Henry Edgar TRUESDELL and Ida PIKE were married on 10 Feb 1876 in Harpursville, NY.5,94,127 Reference Number:92819 Children were: Ina TRUESDELL, Jessie TRUESDELL, George Arthur TRUESDELL, Belle TRUESDELL, Clarence TRUESDELL.
Henry Festus TRUESDELL5,94,126,127 was born on 8 Oct 1838 in Holden, Mass.5,94,126,127 He died after 1870.5,94,126,127 He is reference number 14553. Parents: Thomas Leavens TRUESDELL and Lorinda EDGERTON.
Spouse: Mary E A MICKLE. Henry Festus TRUESDELL and Mary E A MICKLE were married on 10 Nov 1861 in Iowa.5,94,127 Reference Number:106007 Children were: Orin Festus TRUESDELL, Loa Alvira TRUESDELL, Ostin Edgar TRUESDELL, Oliver Leavens TRUESDELL.
Henry L TRUESDELL5,94,126,127 was born about 1845 in Lynn, Mass.5,94,126,127 He died on 22 May 1849 in Lynn, Mass.5,94,126,127 He is reference number 17784. Parents: Jr Artemus Ward TRUESDELL and Mary Abigail WESTON.
Henry Nelson TRUESDELL.5,94,126,127 Parents: Sr John TRUESDELL and Vashti Ann WOODEN.
Henry Prescott TRUESDELL5,94,126,127 was born on 17 Jul 1836 in Canton, Mich.5,94,126,127 He died on 6 Sep 1923 in Canton, Mich.5,94,126,127 He is reference number 15909. Parents: Erastus TRUESDELL and Calista MERRY.
Spouse: Martha MCKINSTRY. Henry Prescott TRUESDELL and Martha MCKINSTRY were married on 1 Jan 1860 in Ypsilanti, Mich.5,94,127 Reference Number:91018 Children were: Elmer Erastus TRUESDELL, William Archibald TRUESDELL, George Henry TRUESDELL.
Henry R TRUESDELL5,94,126,127 was born on 24 Apr 1818 in Halcott, NY.5,94,126,127 He died in 1854 in Prattsville, NY.5,94,126,127 He is reference number 14712. Parents: Stephen T TRUESDELL and Altana KINGSBURY.
Spouse: Eliza VANVALKENBURG. Henry R TRUESDELL and Eliza VANVALKENBURG were married in Prattsburg, NY.5,94,127 Reference Number:107745 Children were: Adaline TRUESDELL, Almira TRUESDELL, Lucy J TRUESDELL, Mary TRUESDELL, Francis TRUESDELL, Monroe TRUESDELL, Margaret TRUESDELL, Henry TRUESDELL.
Henry S. TRUESDELL5,128 was born about 1836.5,94,126,127,128 He was also known as Henry S Truesdell.5,94,126,127 He is reference number 15142. Parents: Alvin TRUESDELL.
Henry Schamerhorn TRUESDELL5,94,126,127 was born on 12 Mar 1817.5,94,126,127 [NEED TO DEFINE SENTENCE: Marriage fact]5,94,126,127 He died after 1880.5,94,126,127 He is reference number 14967. Parents: Stephen TRUSDELL and Mary GREGORY.
Spouse: Mary STACY. Henry Schamerhorn TRUESDELL and Mary STACY were married on 27 Jun 1842 in Coxsackie, NY.5,94,127 Reference Number:110878 Children were: Rebecca J TRUESDELL, John Daniel TRUESDELL, Catherine A TRUESDELL, Alice Mariah TRUESDELL, William Casper TRUESDELL, Ida TRUESDELL.
Henry Shannon TRUESDELL5,94,126,127 was born on 15 Apr 1838 in Vienna, Ohio.5,94,126,127 He died on 25 Mar 1919 in Vienna, Ohio.5,94,126,127 He is reference number 15441. Parents: Moses TRUESDELL and Celia BARRETT.
Spouse: Mary Lavina MUNSON. Henry Shannon TRUESDELL and Mary Lavina MUNSON were married on 17 Feb 1869 in Trumbull Co, Ohio.5,94,127 Reference Number:116301 Children were: Amer TRUESDELL, May TRUESDELL, Clara TRUESDELL.

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