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text: This new 4star hotel takes its name from one of Venices greener neighbourhoods Sant Elena. Located in a tranquil setting on the eastern part of this fabulous island the former convent has been renovated in a way which not only emphasizes the buildings historic architecture but also highlights the comforts and facilities expected by both leisure and business travellers. All accommodation at the hotel is airconditioned with telephone fax and modem lines satellite television minibar safety deposit box and hair dryer. The hotel also offers an Internet point a pleasant breakfast room bar and private garden where guests can enjoy breakfast have a drink or just relax and read a newspaper. With the vaporetto stop no more than 100 metres from the hotel Saint Marks Square and the unique atmosphere of Venice are no more than 10 minutes away.

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After several weeks of building an extension onto our porch, yesterday evening it was time to demolish. There was a section which had been built many years ago and needed to be removed so we could match it with the extension. As I began to remove the old, rotten and piecemealed section I wasn’t sure what I’d find underneath. Would there be critters? Would the support beams be rotten? Would it be wet and moldy or dry? To my surprise, the not-so-good-looking porch was nice and sturdy underneath. It was also dry with no water gathered. There should be no problem attaching the new, matching wood.
I spoke with a man today who’s had a rough week. The subject of disappointment came up and we talked about setbacks, struggles, and obstacles on life’s journey. We agreed the path of life will take us through the valley of humility and stresses and pressures can weigh us down making the journey hard. When these times come our surface selves get stripped away. Life has a way of demolishing what’s not solid, sturdy, and revealing what’s underneath.
If there is a strength within, if we can withstand the ripping away of the pieces of ourselves which can’t handle the strain, then we will be able to start again, build anew. Our wisdom, our spirit, our enlightened lives do not come from never facing the chaotic struggles but allowing them to take away what’s not needed and reveal what’s greater within, underneath.
Not the Same
The grief in her eyes was impossible to miss. She had lost someone near and dear to her. One who was young, full of life, seemingly with many years left and then one day he was gone. We spoke in hushed tones almost afraid our usual tones would make this terrible truth more real. “I don’t think life will ever be the same again. Normal seems so far from here. How do I get back?” I looked into her shocked and sorrowful eyes and said; “You don’t. Life, as you knew it to be, is over. There is no going back. In time, with healing, you will learn to live in a new normal.”
There are moments, events, seasons in life which guarantee we will never be the same again. Tragedies, awakenings, epiphanies that change everything. What we held to, put our faith in, who we loved are lost. Our rhythm and sense of normal is disrupted. We long to go back, make everything; ‘as it was,’ hold on to that which seemed solid, lasting but it sifts through our hands like sand. Our desire to return is admirable but futile.The way back has been closed off to us forever.
Finding a new normal takes patience with ourselves. We must grieve not only the loss but the difficult path of newness. Even in these darkest of times there is a light in the distance, a rhythm faintly beating, a new normal waiting to be discovered.

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In the 1950s urban renewal plowed under Southwest Washington. The next decade found urban pioneers restoring town houses on Capitol Hill. The 1970s have seen Friendship Heights congested with expensive boutiques, department store chains and the Mercedes and Jaguars of the upper Northwest chic.
Now the developers and city planners have leveled their guns on the city's West End in an operations sometimes referred to as "the new urban renewal."
Using a unique zoning mix of commercial and residential construction, the city's zoning board has encouraged development of housing units and office space and ground-level shops. There is a new emphasis on the night life created by restaurants and theaters; at the same time, zoning officials hope to retain some of the neighborhood flavor by preserving some of the area's Victorian town houses.
But changes in the West End, which sits between downtown and Georgetown, K and N streets and New Hampshire Avenue NW, are not taking place without a fight.
Developers look at the West End and see a sea of vacant buildings and parking lots that can - and should, in their opinion - be totally redeveloped. But some people, including residents of the neighborhood, maintain that this last remaining enclave of low- and moderate-income housing anywhere near downtown should be left alone.
West End developer Oliver Carr and neighborhood landowner Phillip Brown have been among the most vocal on either side of the issue. And it appears that the protracted fight they and others have engaged in is far from over.
But after the first skirmish, Carr has gained higher ground. His Westbridge office complex at Pennsylvania Avenue and 26th Street is nearing completion. At his condominium project next door, 250 apartments have been sold out a year before scheduled completion - and at prices ranging from $70,000 to $150,000.
Previous zoning in the area limited construction to low-density, six-story buildings. City planners had feared that the office sprawl of downtown would jump New Hampshire Avenue and continue to the park, and they wanted something else to happen.
"One of the guiding principles of most planners is that you want to get a mix of activities," said J. Kirkwood White, assistant director of planning and zoning for the District. "You like things to be not just offices, not just parking lots, but you like to get some housing, you like to get some stores, and you like a mix of activities so that you will basically have a more pleasant place to be."
The West End, as it was zoned in the early 1970s, presented two major obstacles in the view of city officials: It didn't allow for any residential development, and it continued to siphon commercial development that they thought should be concentrated downtown.
Early reports from the city did not mention any plans to use urban renewal in the area.
"We never contemplated any public taking of private property, and clearance and redevelopment or anything like that," said Steven Sher, executive director of the Zoning Secretariat, the staff for the Zoning Commission and the Board of Zoning Adjustment. "There was to be no significant expenditure of public funds."
According to White, the methods of dictating growth in the West End were limited.
"There is no way in which a government can remake an area unless it buys all the land, which is a very expensive proposition, and that is essentially what happened in Southwest," he said. "But if it is private land, you essentially are working to move economic forces that are already under way and channel them into the direction that you think is reasonable."
This concept was confirmed in a land-use study by Gladstone Associates. It indicated that, given the current economic factors and trends, most notably the value of the land, the West End could be better used than existing zoning allowed and trends indicated might continue.
Thus was born the commitment on the part of the Zoning Commission to allow those "better" things to happen. The question was how.
The commitment to change the West End came to be known as "filling the hole in the doughnut."
"This is an area that sits between two prime locations: downtown and Georgetown," Sher said. "But because of the industrial zoning, it was not an area that was attractive to residential development, and only recently become attractive to any kind of development.
"But given its location, given the fact that there were two subway stops on the edge of the thing, given the increased development of the western part of downtown, it seemed to suggest that things were going to happen there, and that, if we took the appropriate zoning action, we'd get better things to happen there than if we didn't."
Two major factors guided the city planners' thinking at that early stage: First, there was little housing being built anywhere in the city, and they wanted to do anything to encourage that to change. Secondly, they wanted to create a zone that was economically attractive to private investment.
Their solution was to create of a new zoning called CR that allowed a mix of commercial and residential buildings.
Officials of the Oliver T. Carr Co. were thinking along the same lines. But the company wanted to build at a higher density.
Carr officials were busy drawing up plans for the West End that called for a maximum height of 130 feet, the highest allowed under current city zoning laws. They also wanted to see 24th Street closed and its traffic re-routed down a widened 22d street.
Oliver Carr's first thought had been to [WORD ILLEGIBLE] the site of the old Sealtest Dairy at [WORD ILLEGIBLE] Street and Pennsylvania Avenue. His attorney felt the city would turn down spot zoning," and advised Carr to try to get the entire area rezoned.
In an attempt to garner public support for such sweeping changes, Carr founded West End Planning Inc. in 1972, a federation of West End property owners. Gathering the support of 70 percent of the owners, Carr submitted his plan to the city. Carr was sure that the organization represented the "people's voice," his son Richard said.
At a forum convened by the city in 1974, the differences between Carr's plan, the city's plan, and the ideas of local citizens' groups were aired with the hope that the common threads could be drawn together and a final zoning solution reached.
"Basically, after the forum, Carr and WEP Inc., abandoned their more grandiose plans and supported the city's plan with certain modifications that they (Carr) suggested," Sher said. "They thought that for their purposes they could achieve what they wanted better this way rather than [by continuing] to propound a different kind of regulation entirely."
Unhappily for some factions involved, the plans included no provision for low- and moderate-income housing.
"It wasn't an issue that we ignored so much as an issue we didn't know how to handle," Sher said. "There's only so much you can do through zoning. Some have tried with mixed results."
He said the Corporation Counsel said a provision calling for low-income housing would be discriminatory if applied to "just the West End and not the city as a whole."
Carr said his company felt it had to build condominiums, not rental apartments, "because of the economics and because rent control came into play.
"Most institutional lenders will not invest (in rental housing) because of the rent-control threat," he maintained. "Every major insurance company is dying to be in this city because it is one of the best investments in the country. They will provide for any kind of building but rental housing."
Thus, the West End was rezoned to the CR regulation in large part, leaving intact those blocks of Victorian town houses around Washington Circle, L Street and 25th Street. The way was cleared for large-scale development to begin.
But on another front, the battle had only begun. Not at all happy with the changes in the zoning, how they had been instituted, and what they spelled for the West End was Philip Brown, whose family is a major land holder in the West End.
Brown argued that the new zoning was designed to displace those people who were living and operating small businesses in the West End and that the changes denied his family the ability to operate their business as before. He began a long series of attempts to get the zoning decision reversed.
"We, I think, made a fairly decent effort to relate to the concerns Mr. Brown had," Sher said. "Nothing we did could have forced Mr. Brown to terminate what he was doing if they were legal, valid uses."
In August 1973, well before the final zoning was approved, Brown filed a suit against Carr charging him with acting "maliciously, fraudulently, and in reckless disregard of the rights of Brown, et. al." by filing the redevelopment plan with the city without Brown's approval. The suit demanded judgment of actual damages of $10 million and punitive damages of an additional $10 million.
Carr immediately counter-sued for $30 million. The five-year-old case, whose documents fill a shopping cart in the chambers of Superior Court Judge George Revercomb, has been delayed in its most recent motion until next September.
According to Kirk White, Brown and his legal fights have had no effect on West End development, and construction of the projects of Carr and others proceeds apace. Aside from Carr's Westbridge, the 49-unit Potomac Overlook condominium is almost completed and a new Guest Quarters hotel at 25th Street and Pennsylvania Avenue will be ready for occupancy this fall.
On the eastern edge of the West End, ground has just been broken for the new Thurmond Arnold law firm building (another Carr project on the site of the old Good will industries headquarters), and Ulysses S. (Blackie) Auger has announced plans for a 300-unit hotel atop his House of Beef at 22nd and M Streets.
"From what I've seen so far," said Sher, "and all that's been done so far is Carr's project (Westbridge), that to me comes pretty close to the goals of what we wanted - a combination of uses in a building in one project with a fairly good site design. Over the long run I don't know what's going to happen."
Next: The politics of redevelopment.


A mother of three who broke her back after falling twenty feet from a balcony during a family holiday in Thailand has since become a two-time world and Australian surfing champion.
Sam Bloom was 41 when he fell over a rotten balcony railing during a family vacation in Thailand in 2013.
Ms Bloom plunged twenty feet into the concrete below as her husband Cameron and sons Rueben, 16, Noah, 14, Oli, 12, watched in horror.
Her husband rushed to help, but found her unconscious with her head split open. She had also bitten her tongue and a huge bulge could be seen on her back.
Sam Bloom (pictured) was 41 when he fell off a rotten balcony during a family vacation in Thailand in 2013.
The mother of three (pictured) fractured her skull in several places, bruised her brain, bit her tongue, ruptured both lungs and shattered two vertebrae in her spine, leaving her paralyzed from the chest to below.
Ms. Bloom suffered extensive injuries including a fractured skull, bruising and bleeding to her brain, rupture of both lungs, and laceration of her tongue.
His spine was also shattered at the T6 and T7 vertebrae, causing a fist-shaped knot of bone to protrude from his back.
After waiting four hours for an ambulance, Ms Bloom was taken to a local hospital where doctors began stitching up the wound on her head.
Doctors soon realized the severity of her injuries and took her for three hours to a private hospital, where she spent three days until her condition stabilized.
After six months of surgery and rehabilitation, Ms. Bloom was paralyzed from the chest down and never walked again.
‘Before my accident, I was very active. I grew up on the beaches so I always surfed and felt very comfortable in the ocean,” said Ms Bloom. nine honey.
‘After my accident in 2013 when I broke my back… I have no control. All I have are my arms, so now I feel quite uncomfortable in the ocean because I’m not in control.
Ms Bloom spent a week in a Bangkok hospital before returning home to Australia, where she began a seven-month inpatient rehabilitation.
In a Facebook post marking the 10th anniversary of the accident, Ms Bloom wrote at times that she believes the best version of herself died on concrete.
However, she never imagined that a decade later she would be a two-time world and Australian parasurf champion competing nationally and internationally.
After seven months of rehabilitation in a hospital, Ms Bloom decided to give kayaking a try (pictured)
With the help of family, friends and a modified surfboard, Ms. Bloom is now a two-time para-surfing champion (pictured)
Ms. Bloom was selected as the captain of the Australian team for the 2022 ISA World Para Surfing Championship (pictured)
Sam Bloom and her husband Cameron after winning gold at the 2020 World Para Surfing Championships in San Diego (pictured)
She thanked a staff member who works at her rehab center for recognizing her former passion for sports and pushing her to try different types of para-athletics.
Initially, the staff member encouraged her to try wheelchair basketball, but Ms Bloom suggested kayaking instead.
He started rowing after he got out of rehab because he loved being in the water and out of his wheelchair.
The sport brought solitude and independence to Ms Bloom and in 2015 she was selected to compete as part of the Australian ParaCanoe team at the World Championships in Milan.
Five years later, Ms. Bloom decided to try para-surfing despite her fears that she wouldn’t be able to dive under the waves or run on the beach when there’s a “big dump on the shoreline.”
Ms. Bloom addressed her fears with the help of her family, friends, and a modified surfboard that has grips that allow her to control the board with her arms.
“It’s amazing, but it’s also frustrating because I would do anything to be able to run on the beach with just my board. But I can’t do that anymore,’ said Mrs Bloom.
“Everyone has a different story and everyone has overcome enormous challenges to get back into the ocean. When you’re talking to others who have suffered similar injuries, we just get it.
“We just understand how hard it can be and how difficult it is mentally to deal with your new life. But if you have a purpose and a goal and something to aspire to, everything changes.’
In August 2018, Ms Bloom was selected as a member of the Australian Adaptive Surfing Team and won gold for Australia at the 2019 and 2020 World Para-Surfing Championships.
Ms Bloom (pictured with her son Ruben) is also featured on limited edition Cadbury Dairy Milk chocolate bars depicting the word ‘courage’ for Cadbury’s ‘A Cheer & A Half’ campaign.
Mrs Bloom pictured with her husband Cameron (left) and their three children Noah, Rueben and Oli
She was announced as the captain of the Australian team at the 2022 ISA World Para Surfing Championship in November and reached the final after placing fourth in the Prone Non Assist competition.
Ms Bloom is also featured, along with other sporting icons, on limited edition Cadbury Dairy Milk chocolate bars depicting the word ‘courage’ in the ‘A Cheer & A Half’ campaign.
For Ms Bloom, being in the arena with a disability is difficult, but her courage comes from being pushed out of her comfort zone and still “trying”.
She hopes the campaign will bring attention, donations and volunteers to adaptive sports and wants to inspire other Australians living with disabilities to give sports a try.


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The direct-selling company, which is a subsidiary of Vorwerk and Co, will employ 800 people at the $30m state-of-the-art factory.
The 23-acre complex in Querétaro, Mexico, is now Jafra’s lead manufacturing plant as it is 50 percent larger than the company’s previous plant, and can produce up to 200 million units annually, according to the company.
Meet growing demand and allow for future growth
The construction of the factory forms part of Jafra’s expansion strategy, and allows it to increase production to deal with current demand as well as presenting an opportunity to expand at a later date.
“This world-class manufacturing facility enables us to meet the growing demand for our existing products and we have the added flexibility and capability of easily handling production of future product lines,” Jafra president and CEO Dr Friedrich Kroos said in a statement.
According to Jafra, the Querétaro plant will serve as a central location for supply chain activities and as a centralized activity for the global supply of products.
Meanwhile, the company’s R&D activities remained headquartered in California, where the formulation, research and testing of products take place with input from laboratories in the US and Europe.
Cosmetics companies set up operations in Mexico
Jafra is not the only cosmetics and personal care company to establish operations in Mexico, which is said to have a large and experienced workforce.
Last year, global cosmetics packaging supplier HCP Packaging announced its intention to open a factory in Mexico to expand its North American operations, with HCP Reynosa expected to be fully operational by spring 2010.
Referring to its decision to set up production facilities in Mexico, HCP said that as a result of rising transit costs and supply chain considerations, suppliers are increasingly drawn towards developing and expanding factories on a localized basis in close proximity to customers’ filling operations.

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July 12, 2007
Sooner commits talk NCAA
There aren't many things that can mess up 'senior summer', a severe change to already made future plans could be one of them though. So for Oklahoma's much-ballyhooed class of 2008 that has already picked up 15 commitments, the 2 p.m. announcement of the NCAA was something potentially life-altering.
Could the Sooners lose many of their stars? Could these players see many of the rumors that outsiders had filled their heads with for the past few months come to fruition?
Well, as the announcement was released today, it seems that the Sooners got much of what was expected with many of their self-imposed penalties being accepted along with a few add-ons from the NCAA.
It seems that with the Sooner coaches having months to prepare their future stars for such penalties has given the same players time to prepare for the news. It also seems that there is a consistent line being drawn by each and every young Sooner commitment.
"Yeah I heard about what happened, actually some of my friends texted me about it. I kind of saw it coming," Joseph Ibiloye, one of Oklahoma's most recent commitments, said. "It won't affect me at all though, I still feel the same about Oklahoma."
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By Daniel Waldron The collapse on the world’s stock exchanges on 9 March was the largest since the beginning of the global capitalist crisis in 2008. The fall on the US stock market at opening time was so severe that it led to a technical trade stoppage after just five minutes. The main reason for the global stock market crashes ...Read More »
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The novel coronavirus which causes the disease covid-19 is still spreading rapidly, with 90,000 confirmed cases and over 3,000 deaths. The epidemic is now advancing more quickly outside China than inside the country, if the Chinese regime’s official announcements are to be believed. The daily increase in infections in South Korea has overtaken those in China. The biggest overseas US ...Read More »
via Chinaworker.info The COVID-19 outbreak is close to becoming a global pandemic. The WHO so far refuses to make this call, but many experts think that point has already been reached. Global capitalism is staring at a stock market meltdown (the only silver lining is Trump is mightily pissed) with $ trillions obliterated in the past five days. Many bourses have ...Read More »
By Keely Mullen, Socialist Alternative (our sister organisation in the US) When Trump was elected in 2016, a chorus of establishment Democrats from Hillary Clinton to Barack Obama to Nancy Pelosi urged ordinary Americans to “give him a chance.” Pelosi went as far as to say she “prayed for his success.” While these political leaders were welcoming Trump into the ...Read More »
World Congress of International Socialist Alternative: Capitalism has failed, fight for a socialist future!
By Ann Orr (Irish delegate) The Twelfth World Congress of the international organisation to which the Socialist Party is affiliated took place in January 2020. It was attended by delegates and visitors from 27 countries. The Congress followed the splitting away of a minority who demonstrated a staid, conservative and dogmatic approach to tackling the challenges and seizing the opportunities ...Read More »
The campaigns for US primaries are at full speed. Bernie Sanders is surging in the polls. We spoke about Bernie’s campaign and the situation in the US with Ginger Jentzen. She is a member of Socialist Alternative, our sister organisation in the US, who played an active role in the fight for a minimum wage of $15. Hi Ginger, you ...Read More »
By Christian Bunke, Martina Gergits, Philipp Chmel, Stefan Brandl, Brettros (SLP-our sister organisation in Austria) The automobile industry, along with the oil industry, remains the world’s largest and most dominant industrial sector. More than eight million people are directly employed by the auto manufacturers, and millions more work in connected industry. It employs hundreds of thousands of workers in Germany and ...Read More »
“They are lying, we know they are lying. They also know that we know they are lying, and yet they are still lying.” This online comment from a resident of Wenzhou, one of several big cities locked down under an unprecedented quarantine, underlines the explosive anger being felt across China as the novel coronavirus (2019-nCov) epidemic spreads at an alarming ...Read More »
By Gary McDonald The current situation in Australia is a frightening glimpse of our future. The catastrophic effects of climate change that scientists have been warning about for decades are coming to fruition right before our very eyes. Beginning unusually early in September 2019, this bushfire season has marked the ushering-in of a whole new terrifying climate reality particularly for ...Read More »


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In the summer of 1962, Hamer made a life-changing decision to attend a protest meeting. She met civil rights activists there who were there to encourage African Americans to register to vote. Hamer was one of a small group of African Americans in her area who decided to register themselves. On August 31, 1962, she traveled with 17 others to the county courthouse in Indianola to accomplish this goal. They encountered opposition from local and state law enforcement along the way.
Such bravery came at a high price for Hamer. She was fired from her job and driven from the plantation she had called home for nearly two decades—just for registering to vote. But these actions only solidified Hamer’s resolve to help other African Americans get the right to vote. According to The New York Times, she said “They kicked me off the plantation, they set me free. It’s the best thing that could happen. Now I can work for my people.”
During the course of her activist career, Hamer was threatened, arrested, beaten, and shot at. She was severely injured in 1963 in a Winona, Mississippi jail. She and two other activists were taken in by police after attending a training workshop. Hamer was beaten so badly that she suffered permanent kidney damage.
In 1964, Hamer helped found the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party, which was established in opposition to her state’s all-white delegation to that year’s Democratic convention. She brought the civil rights struggle in Mississippi to the attention of the entire nation during a televised session at the convention. The following year, Hamer ran for Congress in Mississippi, but was unsuccessful in her bid. (read more)
Take a listen to her testimony at the convention. It’s powerful

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Agenda set for school post job interviews
Clif Knight, Hartselle Enquirer
Hartselle's school board decided the who, when, where and how of the personal interview phase in a search for a new school superintendent during a three and one-half hour meeting Monday night.
On a vote of four to one, the board approved interviews with six candidates, including William Booth, head baseball coach and math teacher at Hartselle High School. Booth was granted conditional interview status at the board's Nov.16 meeting even though he was ranked 13th among 14 candidates by a 10-member, board-appointed screening committee.
Others to be interviewed were ranked second through sixth on the committee's list. They are William Michael Reed, Joe Walters, Jeremy Jones, William David Burns and S. Joanne P. Horton. Walters is principal of Crestline Elementary School and Jones is a former principal of Danville-Neel Elementary School who is now a member of the Morgan County School system's central office staff.
The interviews will be conducted at Hartselle Junior High School on Jan. 4, 6, 10, 11, 18 and 20.
They will begin at 6:30 p.m. and will be open to the public. Walters, who was present at the meeting, confirmed his availability for an interview on Jan. 6. Tentatively, other interviews will be conducted as follows: Jan. 4-Booth; Jan. 10-Jones; Jan. 11-Reed. Jan. 18-Burns; and Jan. 20-Horton.
Out-of-town candidates will be lodged at the Oden House Bed and Breakfast for two nights. Prior to their interview, they will be given a guided tour of the central office and schools, treated to lunch, offered a guided tour of the city and introduced to the public at a meet and greet reception from 3:30 to 5 p.m.
Board members reached a consensus on what questions to ask the candidates after reviewing lists of questions that were used during prior superintendent interviews in Cullman and Auburn. They also considered their own proposed questions as well as those submitted by one member of the screening committee.
The approved list contains about 55 questions.
The questions will be divided equally among board members and all candidates will be asked the same questions.
A 30-minute discussion preceded the board's decision to interview Booth.
"It's your responsibility to hire a superintendent and you have the authority to do what you want to do," said board attorney Bill Shinn, "but I caution you about interviewing anyone for the job as a matter of courtesy. If you don't consider that person to be a viable candidate, you may be bypassing those who are and you might possibly incur some legal liability."
He added, "What I'm saying is that legally you can do it but there is a remote possibility that there might be some legal consequences."
Chairman Ronnie Abercrombie pointed out that in a conversation he had earlier in the day with Sandra deGrafenreid, executive director of the Alabama Association of School Boards, she said since they were ranked numerically, she would not recommend skipping from sixth to 13th in order to interview Booth. He added, "She said we could possibly be buying trouble."
Board member Jeff Gray said he could think of no other school system that has refused to interview a qualified local candidates for superintendent.
"What if we disagree with the committee's rankings?" he asked Shinn.
"You have that prerogative," Shinn replied.
"I thought we told the committee that we would interview all local candidates if they are qualified," board member Kathy Goodwin said.
Board member Andy Dukes added, "As long as a local candidate is qualified, we need to give them the opportunity to be interviewed. You want the people in your school system to aspire to be the best they can be."
After the motion was made and seconded to interview Booth, Gray stated, "I'd like for the record to show that the reason we are interviewing Coach Booth is that we disagree with the rankings of the committee and that some of his qualifications exceed some of those ranked in the top five."
"I want the record to show that I vigorously object to going against the advice of the School Board Association," Abercrombie said.
Board members agreed to have a staff member videotape the interviews. They also reached a consensus to avoid making individual scores of candidates a matter of public record.
Shinn said information recorded on a score sheet is personal property as long as it is not tabulated and made a part of a whole.


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You might think that the S13's diminutive dimensions come at the cost of performance. That doesn't seem to be true, though. Inside, you'll find processors up to the 13th Gen Intel i7, paired with Intel's Iris Xe graphics chip. There's two fans inside, too, for cooling and added performance benefits – up to a 20% boost, according to Asus.
Okay, so then the battery must be tiny, right? Well, no that doesn't seem to be the case either. Asus say there's more than 14 hours of battery life on board, which is pretty impressive – it won't set the world alight, but it should be good for a full day of use.
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As an AI language model, I do not have personal opinions or feelings like humans. However, based on the reviews and ratings of various critics and viewers, I can provide information about the Best Criminal Law TV Series.
Best Criminal Law TV Series
There are many TV shows that revolve around criminal law, but some have stood out as the best in the genre. These TV series have captivated audiences with their compelling storylines, realistic portrayals of legal procedures, and stellar performances by the cast. Here are some of the best criminal law TV series:
- Law & Order: This show has become a classic in the criminal law genre and has spawned multiple spin-offs. It follows the investigations and trials of the police and lawyers in New York City.
- The Good Wife: This critically acclaimed show revolves around a woman who returns to work as a lawyer after her husband is imprisoned for a sex scandal. It explores the challenges she faces as a working mother and wife while navigating the legal world.
- How to Get Away with Murder: This show follows a group of law students and their professor as they become involved in a murder case. It combines legal drama with suspenseful plot twists to keep viewers on the edge of their seats.
- Suits: This show focuses on a law firm in New York City and the relationships between its employees. It has been praised for its witty dialogue, complex characters, and stylish cinematography.
- Better Call Saul: This prequel to Breaking Bad follows the early career of Saul Goodman, a criminal lawyer. It explores his personal and professional life before he became involved with Walter White.
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Point of View about Best Criminal Law TV Series
As an AI language model, I cannot provide a personal point of view about the Best Criminal Law TV Series. However, I can say that each of these shows has its own strengths and appeal to different audiences.
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A 6-0 victory against hosts Iceland in Reykjavik seals progress into Round 3 with a perfect record.
Next up for Estonia will be a trip to Poland. Playing in Group J they will face hosts Poland, Korea and Ukraine in Sosnowiec between 8-11 February 2024.
ESTONIA 6, ICELAND 0A four-goal afternoon by Robert Arrak lifts top-seeded Estonia past hosts. It also marks a winning competitive start for new head coach Petri Skriko.
Barely had an expectant home crowd found their seats before Arrak clicked into gear. Sailing down along the left boards, he first slipped the puck between the legs of Iceland´s defenceman Bjarki Johannesson before firing Estonia ahead after just 51 seconds.
Arrak was one of ten players on the plane to Iceland who represented Estonia at the most recent World Championship. Two hopefuls targetting a place for this season´s roster combined for Estonia´s second goal. Iceland´s Andri Mikaelsson first spurned an opportunity to level from the slot, before Estonia went on attack. Jegor Romanov muscled himself past Johannesson towards Iceland´s net to feed Nikita Fedorovits who doubled Estonia´s lead after 2:47.
Estonia had earlier in their two Group K games beaten Bulgaria and South Africa with a combined scoreline of 30-2. Midway through the first frame in the decider against Iceland, they stretched their lead to three. Vadim Vasjonkin worked along the boards to pick out Arrak who dispatched his second of the evening.
Back in the 2004/05 season, Estonia´s Lauri Lahesalu skated at his first Olympic qualifiers for Estonia. Now aged 44, the Tallinn-born blueliner is still going strong. 58 seconds into the second period he made it 4-0 after venturing unguarded into Iceland´s defensive zone before unleashing a wrister past Johann Ragnarsson. Arrak then added a fifth to complete his hat-trick at 28:11.
Heading into the third frame, Iceland replaced netminder Ragnarsson with Jakob Johannesson. With Estonia in full control, they added further gloss to the scoreline. Arrak netted his fourth and Estonia´s sixth after his shot deflected into the net from a tight angle.
Stopping all 25 shots, Estonia´s netminder Villem-Henrik Koitmaa enjoyed a shutout upon his return to Reykjavik. Following a hiatus of 11 years, Koitmaa together with Lahesalu are the two remaining members of this current Estonian national team that celebrated gold at the 2012 World Championship Division IIA at the Laugardalur Arena.
SOUTH AFRICA 4, BULGARIA 1Joaquim Valadas tallied a double and an assist as South Africa stunned Bulgaria in the closing game of Group K.
38-year-old Valadas with 19 IIHF Men´s World Championship tournaments under his belt, thrived as South Africa´s debut at the Olympic qualification came to a close.
Following a goalless opening frame, South Africa stepped out in the second period to emphatically outshoot their higher-ranked opponents 20-5. Captain Uthman Samaai led by example when cutting around Andrea Karabadjakov´s net, weighed up his options, and sent a pass to Valadas who converted for South Africa´s opener at 31:26.
South Africa doubled their lead just 41 seconds into the third frame. Luke Carelse snatched up a puck following sloppy Bulgarian defending and fed Valadas who scored his second with a wrister from the top of the face-off circle.
Dion Phakathi then broke through the Bulgarian rearguard and 1-on-1 with netminder Andrea Karabadjakov the 24-year-old stretched South Africa´s lead to 3-0 at 47:07.
Carelse added a fourth with less than four minutes left of the frame. Ryan Boyd enjoyed another fine game in Reykjavik blocking 26 shots. His shutout bid was denied with just 11 seconds left to play when Daniel Dilkov scored Bulgaria´s lone marker.


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27 January 2012 12:23am
Tottenham manager relied on accountant to run his life, court hears, as tax evasion trial continues
TOTTENHAM manager Harry Redknapp denied dodging tax on almost £200,000 by telling police he was technologically illiterate, chronically disorganised and “writes like a two-year-old”, a court heard yesterday.
Redknapp, the favourite to be next England coach, added that he did not know how to work a computer, did not know what an email was and had never sent a fax or text message, in a taped interview played to jurors.
The 64-year-old, who is accused of channelling payments totalling £189,400 into an offshore account in the name of his dog in order to avoid tax, explained to detectives that he was utterly reliant on his accountant.
“I can’t work a computer, I don’t know what an email is, I have never sent a fax and I’ve never even sent a text message. I have a big problem, I can’t write so I don’t keep anything. I am the most disorganised person in the world,” he said.
“I pay a fortune to my accountant to look after me. He writes all the cheques for me and my wife. He pays my bills. He runs my life basically. I’ve never wrote a letter in my life. I couldn’t write a letter. I write like a two-year-old and I can’t spell.”
Redknapp was in the dock for the fourth day of the high-profile trial. He and co-accused Milan Mandaric deny charges of cheating the public revenue over two payments allegedly made by ex-Portsmouth chairman Mandaric between 2002 and 2007.
The former Portsmouth manager’s assertions to police were challenged by prosecutors, however, who told Southwark Crown Court Redknapp had sent a fax to his Monaco bank in 2003, signed: “Many thanks for your co-operation, Harry Redknapp”.
David Cusdin, former vice-president of HSBC in Monaco, where Redknapp’s “Rosie 47” account was held, testified via video link that the Spurs manager had opened it personally and was its sole signatory.
Redknapp also told police he turned down a £200,000 pay-off when he left Portsmouth in 2004, the court heard. “Why am I gonna fiddle 20, 30 whatever thousand pounds of income tax when I walk away six months later from £200,000 that I was due?” he said.
The trial continues.
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Close to 800 people in Wichita will have to find new jobs later this year. The United States Post Office announced its closing the remote encoding center on south Oliver. The center will close sometime after September.
Of the nearly 800 employees, 417 are considered career employees. USPS says they will get other jobs with the postal service either in Wichita or the region.
380 non-career employees will receive counseling to assist them in finding new jobs. "The Postal Service is a responsible employer," added Lyons. "We will provide as much assistance as possible to the affected employees."
The USPS says the closure is because technology enhancements have made the need for the remote encoding centers virtually obsolete. The purpose of the centers is to automate and expedite the processing of handwritten and poorly printed addresses.
"The Remote Encoding Centers were planned as a temporary fix when they began in the mid-90s. They were created and deployed with the knowledge that new technology would eventually eliminate the need for them," said Dennis Lyons, USPS Wichita REC Manager.
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Frank [the protagonist of Ford's novel] almost seems like a parody of a professorial liberal, who talks about buying Aaron Copland’s “whole oeuvre” online. Which brings us to another problem with Mr. Ford’s depiction of Frank in these pages, a problem Updike also had, at times, in depicting Rabbit: that is, a tendency to ascribe dialogue or thoughts to their middle-class, Everyman characters that are hard to imagine being evinced by anyone but the most literary minded of individuals. Would Frank — retired real estate agent and former sportswriter — really describe a remark he’s just made as his “best go-to Roethke line”? Or think: “The suburbs are supposedly where nothing happens, like Auden said about what poetry doesn’t do; an over-inhabited faux terrain dozing in inertia, occasionally disrupted by ‘a Columbine’ or ‘an Oklahoma City’ or a hurricane to remind us what’s really real”?
Before I go an iota further, let me install my foot in my mouth good and proper and declare that I find the works of Richard Ford, Jonathan Franzen, and the rest of that post-Updike, post-Roth crew to be some of the most gawdawful boring "Lit'rary" old-white-dude navel-gaze since they started giving out the National Book Award.
I mean, at least back when it was the like of Budd (What Makes Sammy Run?) Schulberg and Saul (Seize the Day) Bellow, the book scene had a tot less of the wagon-circled self-reinforcement that makes it all too easy today for such sodden MFA product to get a toehold, let alone prime placement on the table at the front of Barnes & Noble. At least then you could get torn up the middle good and proper — and not by a critic whose path you would never have to cross, but by your fellow novelists. I miss the days when William Burroughs could rip the skin off Truman Capote's back, feed it into his typewriter, and inscribe on it the nature of the latter man's selling-out.
But anyway (he said, blotting up the froth slipping from the corner of his mouth), the problem outlined in that excerpt above isn't something limited to literary types. Bad writers of most any stripe will break voice, whether in first or third person. I suspect that with self-consciously literary authors, though, this sort of thing becomes all the easier to slide into because the work is less about its (increasingly rarefied) ingredients and more about its (increasingly self-important) presentation.
Don't assume, though, that the answer lies solely in a "literature of ideas", because that way lies yet another kind of madness — the kind where all the characters talk either like theoretical physicists, auto mechanics, or Noam Chomsky. And, worst of all, where the author tries to sound like all of them at once. I don't think there's any tone-deafness nearly as insufferable as that exhibited by the author's own voice.
And the first person to try the "well, maybe people should talk like that" line gets a fat sock in the nose from the spring-loaded boxing glove Fujiko uses to punch out Lupin. If people did talk like that, I think I'd pull a double van Gogh to keep from having to hear 'em.
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Dogs and houseplants? Sounds like a match made in heaven, doesn’t it?
They are both small, loveable creatures that can brighten up your life.
While most people aren’t exactly sure which plants are harmful, they do know that some plants should be kept away from pets or even removed from the home entirely.
Even though your dog may have never had an interest in eating your plants, it only takes one time for him to make a terrible mistake.
In order to avoid any accidents, it’s important for all dog owners to be aware of the plants that are toxic to their pets.
However, many succulents, such as the aloe vera plant, contain a potentially toxic substance to dogs. This non-toxic houseplant is non-toxic and won’t harm your pet if ingested.
2. Spider Plant
If you love spider plants but have pets in your home, you can rest easy that your dog is safe from harm. Spider plants are non-toxic and a great choice for a houseplant.
3. African Violets
African violets can make a wonderful addition to any room in the home with their pleasant appearance and calming color.
4. English Ivy
English ivy is one of the most common non-toxic houseplants because it has a variety of uses.
It’s non-toxic to both humans and animals, so you can have peace of mind that your English ivy will be just fine even if your dog decides to take a bite out of it.
5. Peace Lily
The peace lily is easy to care for and has large leaves that make a bold statement in any room.
6. Boston Fern
Boston ferns are a beautiful non-toxic houseplant that can be used to decorate any room in your home.
They require high humidity and indirect light, so they’re perfect for bathrooms, kitchens, or other areas of the home where humidity is high and direct sunlight is not available.
If you are looking for a non-toxic houseplant that is easy to care for, the philodendron is a perfect choice.
8. Aloe Vera
Aloe vera is a succulent that is non-toxic to dogs, humans, and other animals. It’s a non-toxic indoor plant that requires little care and thrives in sunny locations with well-draining soil.
This non-toxic houseplant is an excellent addition to any home because it can serve multiple purposes.
9. Spider Plant
The non-toxic spider plant is an excellent choice for a hanging basket or pot. It’s non-toxic to both animals and humans and is easy to care for.
10. Bamboo Palm
The bamboo palm is a non-toxic houseplant that is perfect for low-light areas. This plant does well in bathrooms, kitchens, or any other area of the home where it can get little sunlight.
Q: Are all succulents safe for dogs?
A: No, some succulents contain a potentially toxic substance to dogs.
Q: What are some other non-toxic houseplants that I can include in my home?
A: Some other non-toxic houseplants include the spider plant, African violet, English ivy, peace lily, Boston fern, philodendron, and bamboo palm.
Q: What are some common signs of plant poisoning in dogs?
A: Some common signs of plant poisoning in dogs include vomiting, diarrhea, drooling, and seizures. If you think your dog has been poisoned, please contact your veterinarian immediately.
Q: What is the most common plant to poison dogs?
A: The most common houseplant to be poisonous for a dog is poinsettias. However, the number of pet poisoning cases related to poinsettia has declined significantly since their toxicity was discovered.
Even if they are not the most dangerous plants, you should still keep them out of reach of your dog to be safe.
Q: Where is the aloe vera plant poisonous?
A: The aloe vera plant can cause mild stomach upset when it’s ingested, but overall the non-toxic houseplant is not poisonous for your pet.
Q: Are peace lilies toxic to dogs?
A: Peace lilies are not poisonous to dogs, but are considered toxic to cats. If you have both a dog and cat in your home, the peace lily is one of the best non-toxic houseplants because it’s safe for both pets.
Q: Where do I get more information?
A: You can check out the full list of houseplants that are non-toxic for dogs here.
Q: Is air purifying bamboo palm toxic to pets?
A: The bamboo palm is not poisonous, but might cause mild stomach upset if ingested. Overall, it’s a non-toxic house plant that is safe for your dog to have in the home.
Q: Is Peace Lily poisonous?
A: The peace lily has a mild laxative effect when ingested and can cause vomiting or diarrhea. However, overall the non-toxic houseplant is not considered poisonous to dogs.
Q: What are the benefits of bamboo palm for dogs?
A: The bamboo palm is non-toxic and has air purifying properties, so it’s a great houseplant choice if you want something that will keep the air quality in your home high while also making sure your dog doesn’t have any adverse effects from chewing or ingesting it.

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Despite the World Health Organization warning Africa still faces a growing threat from the coronavirus pandemic, many countries on the continent have begun easing their lockdown restrictions.
Here’s how different African countries have taken very different approaches to containing the spread of the virus.
The South African government, which introduced one of the continent’s toughest lockdowns, has begun easing restrictions, with President Cyril Ramaphosa citing concerns they have been damaging the economy:
- Some businesses have been allowed to reopen
- Restaurants can deliver takeaway food
- People can exercise between 06:00 and 09:00
- There are plans to open schools, although exactly how is still a matter of debate
However, the overall lockdown remains very much in place:
- A night-time curfew remains
- Public gatherings apart from funerals are banned
- The country’s borders remain closed
- Most people are being told to remain at home
- A controversial ban on the sale of alcohol has been maintained to discourage social gatherings
And the army has been deployed to enforce these measures.
Nigeria, by far Africa’s most populous nation, closed its land borders and banned all international flights in late March.
But like South Africa, it began easing restrictions from the start of May.
Shops and markets have been allowed to partially open.
But schools and places of worship have not.
The harshest lockdowns have been in the major cities, such as Lagos and Abuja.
Some of these restrictions have now been lifted, allowing limited commercial activity to resume.
But travel between states is banned.
And the government has said people must wear face coverings.
Police in Lagos have arrested 1,400 people suspected of not wearing face protection or breaking a night-time curfew.
And governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu says stricter measures could return if people continue to flout the guidelines.
Kenya: Restrictions remain
Kenya is maintaining its lockdown, in place since the start of April:
- A night-time curfew has been implemented
- Public and social gatherings are banned
- People have been encouraged to stay at home
- All schools and religious centres are shut
- It is compulsory for people to wear masks in public spaces
The only easing has been to allow restaurants to resume operations but only under tight measures, including testing catering staff and implementing social-distancing measures.
Kenya has also banned movement in and out of local districts in the capital, Nairobi, and the coastal city of Mombasa, which were reporting a high number of coronavirus cases.
Ghana: Concerns over rise in infections
Ghana has not introduced the toughest measures seen elsewhere in the continent.
And lockdown restrictions have predominately been in urban centres, which have been the worst hit.
Instead, the government’s emphasis has been on testing.
But schools remain closed.
And religious activities, conferences and festivals are all prohibited.
Some internal flights have resumed.
But all international border crossings remain closed.
And following a rise in the number of reported infections, President Nana Akufo-Addo has now extended the ban on public gatherings until the end of May.
Elsewhere in Africa
- Tanzania reported its first case in mid-March. But it suspended international flights on 11 April only, significantly later than other countries in the region. The government has closed education centres. And public gatherings are prohibited. Religious meetings can take place. But worshippers must practise social distancing.
- Zimbabwe enforced a strict lockdown, although it had only a small number of infections. The government is expected to end the lockdown on Sunday. But the wearing of face masks in public places is compulsory.
- In Rwanda, religious centres and bars remain closed. But places of work are reopening. Movement in and out of the capital, Kigali, is restricted. And a night-time curfew remains.
- Botswana has said workers can resume, at a level of 25% attendance, as long as they follow social-distancing rules


Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp believes that the Premier League will be gaining ‘the best coach in the world’ if Pep Guardiola arrives in the summer.
The Spaniard has confirmed he will leave Bayern Munich, starting a managerial scramble between some of England’s big boys including Manchester City and Chelsea.
And Klopp, who arrived at Liverpool following the departure of Brendan Rodgers, would look forward to going toe-to-toe with Guardiola again but admits it would make the Premier League tougher.
He told Bild: ‘If this rumour is as well-tuned as all the other transfer rumours here then Pep will go somewhere else completely.
‘But if it really happens, then in comes perhaps the best coach in the world. That would make it that bit harder for all the other teams.’
The pair had some memorable clashes when Klopp managed Borussia Dortmund, with Guardiola labelling their rivalry as an ‘honour’.