Honor Alternative smartwatch: Key options
The upcoming smartwatch is confirmed to reach with a built-in Honor Well being app, which is designed to observe the person’s life-style. The Honor Alternative Watch can even come filled with different options like an AMOLED Extremely-thin show, built-in multi-system GNSS, one-click SOS calling, and lengthy battery life. The corporate additionally claims that the smartwatch is 5 ATM waterproof which can make it an ideal gadget for water actions like swimming, browsing, and many others. The smartwatch can even combine with smartphones to supply a related expertise.
The smartwatch’s 1.95-inch show will help as much as 410×502 decision and a 332 PPI retina-level show precision. HTech has confirmed that this gadget will mix 75% screen-to-body ratio with a dynamic 60Hz refresh charge. The watch can even characteristic eight pre-installed and 21 dynamic “Always-on display” watch faces.Designed with a 5ATM water resistance stage, this watch’s waterproofing capabilities is sweet sufficient for swimming and browsing. The corporate claims that the upcoming smartwatch might be succesful sufficient to resist opposed climate circumstances and can function a reliable health companion
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Snow appears to be done in Springfield
The weekend snow appears to be past us, but not before more than a dozen vehicle crashes were reported around Springfield.
The majority were reported on major highways — James River Freeway, U.S. 65 and Interstate 44 were among the most active locations.
Roads around Springfield are mostly clear now, according to the Missouri Department of Transportation. The city of Springfield called in 25 drivers to clear roads today.
Meteorologists said up to three inches of snow was possible today, but it appears closer to one inch fell, according to the National Weather Service.
After starting out in the 30s, temperatures have dropped and hovered in the low-to-mid 20s this afternoon.
Temperatures will continue to drop overnight, with a wind chill hovering around zero, according to the weather service.
It's expected to remain cold Monday and Tuesday, with temperatures below freezing, before a slight warm up on Wednesday with a high near 43.

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- Attorney General presents the annual Attorney General's Community Service Law Awards to launch WA Law Week
- Law Week runs from May 13-17, 2019
A legal centre whose waiting room is the streets of Perth, and a lawyer who helps Aboriginal people with 'a hand up, not a hand out' are the winners of this year's Attorney General's Community Service Law Awards.
The awards, now in their 13th year, recognise the individual lawyer and legal practice which have done the most outstanding pro bono legal work, donating their time and legal expertise free of charge to the community.
Margie Tannock was the winner of the individual category, where the finalists were Peter Le and John Cooke.
The organisational winner was The Street Law Centre. The finalists in this category were the Consumer Credit Legal Service and the Fremantle Community Legal Centre.
Comments attributed to Attorney General John Quigley:
"The idea of working for the public good, serving the community without the expectation of reward, resonates strongly with me.
"I am heartened to see that pro bono work continues to be done by the legal sector to a high standard and for those in greatest need.
"For the past five years, Ms Tannock has been driving the pro bono program of law firm Squire Patton Boggs.
"She has been responsible for more than 500 pro bono matters since being appointed pro bono partner in 2014, and she links in the pro bono work the firm does in WA with its global pro bono network.
"Ms Tannock is described as working tirelessly for the Western Australian community, including not for profit group Many Rivers, which has a particular interest in helping the disadvantaged, particularly Aboriginal people in remote areas, better their lives through enterprise and economic development.
"She also works with charity YouthCARE, which provides chaplaincy services throughout WA.
"I congratulate the Street Law Centre on its contribution and commitment to the WA community.
"The Street Law Centre works to support homeless people, or those at risk of becoming homeless, through the provision of specialised legal advice.
"This unique operation is an outreach service which began its work in 2011 after being established a year earlier.
"It recognises that legal practitioners, to help homeless people effectively, need to be able to resolve multiple legal issues for their clients on the spot and must be based alongside other services which assist such clients."
Attorney General's office - 6552 6800

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The nights Clayton "Peg Leg" Bates performed at the Liberty Theater meant applause that rang out onto Spring Street.
This was in the early 1920s, Bates was a teenager, and Liberty Theater was known as the first venue in Greenville for black entertainers.
Not quite a century later, those performances will be relived again with a sculpture where the theater once stood, at the corner of Spring and East Washington streets. ...

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text: This exciting bubble shooter will fully immerse you in the cool activity. You will see hundreds of colored bubbles on the screen in front of you. Your task is to explode them all. How to do it? You need to shoot one bubble, and the neighboring balls in the same color will disappear too. Every time you shoot, an additional row of bubbles will appear on the screen. So you need to think logically how to aim, otherwise, you will soon been blocked. The ultimate goal is to be faster than the balls!

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8 cool smartphone features that no one needs today
A modern smartphone has become much less functional than, say, 10 years ago. Yes, many functions today work much better than before, but still there are things that either don’t do it at all or do it, but nobody pays attention to it when buying.
At one time, modular smartphones were broadcast “from every iron”. Various designs of modular smartphones have been awarded at MWC and IFA. But now we have only the LG G5, about which the company itself is trying to forget, and the Moto Z2 Play, about which everyone except the fans has forgotten.
Does anyone else remember Project Ara? Would you like to have such a smartphone? Me not.
Why does nobody need modularity? Because a smartphone is not a comp. A typical desktop can be of almost any shape and size – obviously redundant, moreover. Open your PC and see how much free space it has. But does it bother you? Unlikely.
How did we generally use push-button phones? They were terrible.
The previous generation Mac Pro was as compact as possible with top-end performance. That’s about the size of a PC today. But it won’t be – because even a small apartment has enough space for a “box”, in which there is more air than parts. But in the pockets for a smartphone there is not so much space. And it is better to have one smartphone with optimal filling than a bunch of modules that you still need to carry somewhere with you. And those who fall off, play, the connection disappears, and replacing a smartphone with a new one turns into a headache – after all, if the old smartphone can still be sold, then the modules for it will go at best as a free add-on.
Modules for Motorola: battery, speaker, projector, external camera. Didn’t take off
3D screens and 3D cameras
Do you remember how 3D suddenly came into fashion? It was everywhere. The Nintendo 3DS portable console, a bunch of 3D TVs, and even on smartphones, started to do. And 3D-cameras, and the screen with support for “frameless” 3D.
And where is it now? At the junkyard of history. Even Nintendo abandoned 3D screens, replacing the 3DS consoles with the cheaper New Nintendo 2DS XL, and Switch didn’t even do 3D initially.
Today in smartphones you can meet more cameras than two. But they are now needed for something completely different.
Why? Yes, because it is not particularly necessary, at least not everyone needs it, but there are a lot of problems. Without glasses, the 3D screen can be watched only by one, and with glasses a lot of restrictions on the viewing angle. 3D content itself is far from always required. In addition, VR is much more interesting, although not everyone needs it either.
LG Optimus 3D
Remember the times when we bought German flagships, not Chinese, to save money? Siemens SL45 – the best phone of the “monochrome” era
And if we talk about a movie or a game, then even a simple movie with the due talent of a screenwriter, director and actors, can carry away much more rapid 3D effects. And in games, the pixelated “turkey” is sometimes more addictive than another AAA blockbuster, and even in stereoscopic 3D. However, for mobile games, all this does not matter – people poke “three in a row” and are happy. Well, why is there 3D?
Dust and moisture protection
Yes, yes, do not rush to swear. Today, dust and moisture protection can be found a lot where, but we will be honest – it does not bother anyone. Once upon a time, Sony Xperia smartphones made a name for themselves, including thanks to dust and moisture protection. And today everyone takes Xiaomi, where there is no protection at all. And who cares?
Beautiful pictures show manufacturers of dustproof and waterproof smartphones. And then they do not accept the “drowned” under warranty.
Or take the same iPhone. Yes, Apple is talking about splash protection, and it doesn’t accept drowned smartphones under warranty. And here’s how to prove that the user violated the operating conditions, or was there really a defect in the design that led to flooding even under acceptable conditions? Therefore, people still just do not drop the smartphone into the water and do not take underwater photos – you never know. Then you will not prove anything to anyone, and the money lost for the repair or replacement of the smartphone is a pity. In the end, if you need to shoot fish – you can buy an aquabox.
And so any smartphone today will survive if you call a taxi in the rain. But even in the rain we do not like to be for completely different reasons.
As you know, Apple should cough – everyone starts coughing even louder. But 3D-touch “didn’t take off” even at Apple – is it worth talking about the rest?
In fact, getting used to spending more effort for the sake of some actions that can be done with less effort is simply not practical. Moreover, they did not come up with any intelligible indication of the pressure on the screen. The user, in the end, only guessed – was he pressing the screen hard enough to work the function he needed? Or even so – did he press weakly enough – after all, why push harder than necessary?


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Noah Cyrus has been playing naughty games on her Instagram – this, shortly before the 20-year-old fronted media outlets for absolutely crushing Halloween 2020 in her Kim Kardashian costume. The singer and sister to Miley Cyrus comes with the racy streak seemingly in her DNA, although the mental health warrior is a figure of respect, from her candid IG admission to her “IN MY FEELS” podcast. Noah’s 5.9 million Instagram followers were treated to a hiked-up skirt and bendover for Halloween, but Noah has been posting from her bedroom, too. Check it out below.
Scroll for the undies action. Noah, who kicked off Halloween with a “Sabrina The Teenage Witch” costume in red velvet, is currently front-page news for her insane getup with 21-year-old YouTuber Tana Mongeau – the duo rocked up to Halloween 2020 as reality star Kim Kardashian and long-time BFF and socialite Paris Hilton. The braless gold and silver dresses recreated were so viral, they even got noticed by 40-year-old Kim K herself.
Something else has been getting noticed on Noah’s Instagram, though. A little undies action.
Keep scrolling for Noah’s selfie, which showed her close up and possibly before bed. The “I Got So High That I Saw Jesus” singer, flaunting her killer hips and super-flat stomach, wore only high-waisted tan briefs, being tugged up, with hints of a dark-colored t-shirt rolled all the way up. Noah wasn’t immodest, though, although she is fresh from a bare butt flash.
Noah’s first Halloween look definitely turned heads as she, Tana, and a girlfriend all bent over in a Los Angeles street: “Sabrina, Elle Woods nd a Cowgirl had a séance last night,” Noah wrote. Video action below.
Noah offered no context with her late-night undies display, but she’s been saying plenty. In late October, Noah was front-page news after choosing a sheer bodysuit for her CMT Music Awards performance. The stunning look adorned only with silver glitter around the chest and nether regions came complete with white gloves, boots, and a cowboy hat – and major backlash.
Noah was horrified when Fox News actually blurred out her thighs and appeared to deem the look X-rated: “My body, my choice, b-tch,” Noah fired back at haters.
This is worth a look. Noah, posting plenty of snaps of her glittery dress as she took on KKW Beauty founder Kim, has now posted an epic TikTok to her Instagram, 100% recreating the infamous 2018 cat-fight aired on “Keeping Up With The Kardashians.”
Noah mouthed perfectly as Kim bashed 41-year-old sister Kourtney on-screen, and the singer now sees herself being told the performance was “Oscar worthy.” Scroll for it, with the caption being a giant hint.
“MAYBE IF YOU HAD A F-CKING BUSINESS THAT YOU WERE PASSIONATE ABOUT THEN YOU WOULD KNOW WHAT IT TAKES TO RUN A F-CKING BUSINESS”

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FEBUARY 11, 1999
by LINDA HIGGINS
Here's a little known fact : Irish fans of Neil Diamond invented the woo-woo-woo chant in Sweet Caroline.
According to the great man himself, it was Irish audiences who added those extra words to the world's most famous karoke song! Diamond seemed genuinely delighted to be back in Dublin last night. His inventive in-the-round stage was home to nine musicians.
The sequinned-shirted man with the silken voice made sure that the hits came fast. Hello Again, Girl You'll Be A Woman Soon, Play Me, Forever In Blue Jeans, America, Love On The Rocks .....it was a spine - tingling experience to listen to thousands of people singing along with these classics.
Diamond recently released his 44th album. It features classic movie tracks, and he sang a few , including As Time Goes By and I've Got You Under My Skin .The man more than a fist of singing Sinatra - and then belted out brilliant songs like Song Sung Blue , Cracklin' Rosie and Sweet Caroline all in a row.
The encore of a two hour entertainment packed and spirit-lifting show included You
Don't Bring Me Flowers and I Am I Said. It was the best singalong I've had since a 1983
school tour. I envy those with tickets for the next five shows.
(The is the text of a review that appeared in the Irish equivalent of
Rolling Stone magazine).......
by NICK KELLY
It's only on nights like these that you realize quite how popular Neil Diamond is. He may be middle aged and middle-of-the-road, but he is completely adored by the granny-next-door the silent majority who only come out once in an Everton home win. Tonight, though, they're far from silent as the object of their elation strikes up his Beautiful Noise.
What follows during the next two and a half hours is by turns brilliant, bland and bizarre - bizarre because Diamond spends the evening literally going round in circles , perched as he is at the apex of a rotating stage while under him is his 100 piece band (well you try counting them) do their AOR thing, making the whole contraption seem like a giant music box when viewed from the lofty heights of the balcony. Somewhere on this merry-go-round are two white-haired keyboard players facing each other, both wearing headphones and looking for all the world like one half of the Septaguenarian Kreftwerk.
The brilliant parts are of course when Diamond wraps his warm Brooklyn baritone around such classic songs as 'Girl You'll Be A Woman Soon', his faintly menacing rites-of-passage ballad which even Quentin Taratino digs. Then there's the triple whammy of 'Song Sung Blue' , 'Cracklin' Rosie' and 'Sweet Caroline' during which Diamond's back catalogue seems to be like a one man karaoke jukebox. But there's no denying his way with a chorus and when it comes to milking these populist anthems for all there worth, he knows his way round the udder.
But before the singalong there's the serenade with 'Unchained Melody', 'I've Got You Under My Skin' and 'Cant Help Falling In Love With You', all given the Nelson Riddle treatment by his band. Nice. But there's a lot of guff in here as well : the section of songs from the Jonathon Livingston Seagull soundtrack, for instance , are full of the kind of epic , elemental metaphors and sweeping idealism normally associated with an American presidents' State Of The Nation address. And 'You Don't Bring Me Flowers, a deliciously bitter post mortem on an atrophied relationship is ruined by Diamond's backing singer, who takes the Barbara Streisand's part and gives it the full Celine Dion shock therapy. Ouch! Cue the lighted joss-sticks - or if you were the woman in front of me, the flashing bicycle light(!), which did nothing to help Diamond in his quest to invest this oversized dockhands shed with a touch of old-school Vegas glitz.
But it has to be acknowledged: fleetingly during say, the impassioned verses of 'I Am I Said ' , as he stands there in his black sequin shirt, his arm held dramatically aloft in an unconscious mimic of the Statue Of Liberty, he pulls it off.
I have to say I was little apprehensive about Neils return to the concert
platform.No particular reason I geuss,I suppose it's just that as Neil grows a
older (don't we all),that somehow the magic would start to wane.
But I could not have been more wrong as Neil strode onto the stage of Dublins
Point Depot looking every inch as confident and assured as he ever has done
throughout 30 plus years of performing.His voice too was in pretty good shape
and indeed got increasingly vibrant as the performance went on.
The Point is an intriguing venue which began life as a railway depot and as
you enter its stone clad interior it is difficult not to imagine than on non
concert days it still doubles up as an engine shed.
But what it might lack in cosmetics it makes up for in the warmth provided by
the locals and an intimacy that only an 8000 seat venue can generate.
Indeed tickets were hard to come for Neils six night stand,with most scalpers
looking to buy rather than sell.
Neil opened the show as he has done throughout the tour so far,with Beautiful
Noise,quickly followed by Hello Again,which prior to Neil announced that
"Dublin represented the greatest of audiences".
Neil then launched into the ever excellent If You Know What I Mean, followed
by a batch of Bang classics which just seem to mature with time and the sheer
good time feel of Cherry Cherry and Thank The Lord For Nightime soon had the
audience in the palm of his hand,that's not to forget that Solitary Man and
Shilo possess a sensitivity and poignancy that I believe has become more
evident and appreciated as the years have gone on.Fact is that Neil has never
reduced these songs to mere medley fodder,rather that he has always allowed
them to breathe and establish their own identity.
The first real surprise of the evening came when Neil introduced and sung
Brooklyn Roads,I know Neil has sung this number in recent years but I have
never before seen him sing it live in Europe,in his introduction to the
song,Neil likened the streets of Dublin to those of Brooklyn.There is no doubt
that Neil holds a genuine affection for the city and its people.
From here on in we had classics such as Play Me and Forever in Blue Jeans,the
Jonathan Seagull segment as well his Jazz Singer classics America and Love on
the Rocks,plus a rare outing for Amazed and Confused.
After the well recieved band intro (Dance Of The Sabres),Neil sung four
selections from The Movie Album of which Unchained Melody and Can't Help
Falling In Love were undoubtadly the favourites with the audience.
A momentus Sweet Caroline was next up and Neil again praised the Dublin
crowd,crediting them for the birth of the audience participation that was
first exposed worldwide on Neils live recordings from Dublin included on the
'66-'92 Hits collection.
However Neil introduced a new edge to the song by cajoling the audience into
an additional "So Good,So Good, So Good " line......needless to say the
Dubliners responded admirably.
The home run included all of the classics including,'Flowers,Cracklin'
Rosie,Holly Holy a re instated Crunchy Granola suite and concluded with
As the crowd eased their way out of the venue with hundreds electing to walk
the 2 miles alongside the banks of the Liffey towards the warmth of the
city,you could sense a genuine happiness and warmth that the many hope will
convince Neil to return at some "point" in the future.
INTRO,BEAUTIFUL NOISE,HELLO AGAIN,IF YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN,I GOT THE FEELIN' (OH NO NO ),THANK THE LORD FOR THE NIGHTIME,CHERRY CHERRY,SHILO,SOLITAIRY MAN,BROOKLYN ROADS,PLAY ME,FOREVER IN BLUE JEANS, JLS SEGMENT (BE,LONELY LOOKING SKY,SANCTUS,SKYBIRD),
AMERICA,AMAZED AND CONFUSED,LOVE ON THE ROCKS,BAND INTRO.(DANCE OF THE SABRES),AS TIME GOES BY,UNCHAINED MELODY,I'VE GOT YOU UNDER MY SKIN/ONE FOR MY BABY,CAN'T HELP FALLING IN LOVE,SONG SUNG BLUE,SWEET CAROLINE,CRACKLIN'
ROSIE,YOU DON'T BRING ME FLOWERS,I AM...I SAID,CRUNCHY GRANOLA SUITE, BROTHER LOVES TRAVELLING SHOW.
by Richard Anson
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(AP) - Northwest Airlines said on Wednesday that its creditors approved its reorganization plan, another key step in its plan to emerge from bankruptcy protection next month.
An unofficial vote tally shows that almost 97 percent of creditors who voted approved the plan, the airline said. Final results will be filed in bankruptcy court in New York later this week.
A confirmation hearing on Northwest's reorganization plan is set to begin May 16, and Northwest has said it expects to emerge from bankruptcy in June. It has been operating under bankruptcy protection since Sept. 14, 2005.
The plan calls for Northwest's secured creditors to be paid in full, so they didn't get to vote on it.
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Most of Northwest's unsecured creditors are expected to be paid roughly 74 cents on the dollar, payable in shares in the newly reorganized company.
The Northwest plan calls for its existing shares to be canceled, and those shareholders would receive nothing.
Last week Eagan-based Northwest Airlines Corp. said it had resolved objections by a group of investors who hold claims in the bankruptcy. The group had objected to several parts of Northwest's plan, such as its poison pill and requirements that two-thirds of shareholders approve any changes to the company's certificate of incorporation and bylaws.
Northwest changed the two-thirds vote requirement to a simple majority and said those claims holders had agreed to support the plan.
"We appreciate our creditors' confidence in the Northwest plan of reorganization, which provides creditors with a stake in Northwest Airlines going forward and represents a substantial recovery on their unsecured claims," Northwest President and CEO Doug Steenland said in a prepared statement.
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The operating room nurse (OR nurse) is one of the many different types
of nurses. Surgical nursing can include working in the OR or working on a
surgical floor with pre op and post op patients. There are also nurses
that work in the recovery room caring for patients immediately after
surgery while they awaken from anesthesia.
The OR nurse has the opportunity to see a variety of surgical procedures. Surgical nurses can perform a variety of duties.
These dutues include
After surgery the operating room nurse will take the patient to the recovery room where the recovery room nurse will care for the patient. In the recovery room the patient wakes up from the surgery, and may require oxygen or pain medicine. When the patient is medically stable the recovery room nurse will transfer the patient to another unit to be cared for. This may include a surgical floor, the intensive care unit or an intermediate care unit depending on the condition of the patient. If the patient had a minor procedure and came in as a day surgery patient the recovery room nurse may discharge the patient as ordered by the physician if the patient's condition is stable.
Care of the post op patient on a surgical unit can be further specialized to areas such as pediatrics or cardiac care.
Care of the surgical patient requiring intensive care can also be specialized inluding surgical intensive care, cardiac intensive care, pediatric intensive care, or pediatric cardiac intensive care.
The OR nurse can also specialize to a specific surgical area such as general surgeries, or cardiac surgeries.
The OR nurse or recovery room nurse may have a monday to friday type of nursing job but they may also be required to cover or be on call for after hours emergencies.
Surgical floor nurses may have a more typical nursing schedule with 8 or 12 hour shifts working day, evening or night shifts.
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Sagna was taken off the pitch on a stretcher after falling badly in the 68th minute and news of the break was later revealed by the French Football Federation.
Sagna joins an injury list at the Emirates that already includes Jack Wilshere, Thomas Vermaelen, Abou Diaby and Johan Djourou. Carl Jenkinson, a summer signing from Charlton, came on for Sagna against Spurs and could now be set for an extended run in the first team.
The right-back had been due to link up with the national side but has been replaced by Lille's Mathieu Debuchy.
France, who will be without Sagna for the games against Albania and Bosnia and Herzegovina, released the following statement: "The doctor of the France team, Fabrice Bryand, was informed by fellow Arsenal of a fracture to the right fibula of Bacary Sagna.
"The player was hurt during the match lost 2-1 by his club against Tottenham on Sunday. The defender will be operated and is not expected to be available for three months."


Taking a stroll may soon be enough to re-charge your mobile phone, after US researchers developed a way to generate electricity from human motion.
Placed in a shoe, the device captures the energy of moving micro droplets and converts it into electrical current.
Kinetic charging is already used in some low power devices such as watches and sensors.
The University of Wisconsin team published its study in the journal Nature Communications.
"Humans, generally speaking, are very powerful energy-producing machines," said Professor Tom Krupenkin from the university's mechanical engineering department.
"While sprinting, a person can produce as much as a kilowatt of power."
That, according to the scientists, is more than enough to power a standard mobile phone.
Although similar methods exist for low power electronics, up until now there was no practical mechanical to electrical conversion technology that could provide such high levels of output, Prof Krupenkin explained.
"What's been missing is the power in the watts range," said Dr Ashley Taylor, a colleague of Prof Krupenkin.
"That's the power range needed for portable electronics."
On a larger scale, power-generating mats have been installed under the floors at two Tokyo train stations to capture the vibrations of the thousands of commuters.
The recovered energy is used to power a number of appliances, including the stations' automatic doors.
The new personal mechanism uses a principle known as "reverse electrowetting" - converting the energy of moving microscopic liquid droplets into an electrical current.
Once placed in a shoe, the device - which consists of thousands of these electrically conductive droplets - is able to generate electrical energy.
There is enough power, according to the researchers, to charge a standard mobile phone or laptop.
Getting the energy from the device to the handset presents another challenge.
One way is to plug a USB cable into the shoe - probably not the most practical option.
A more sophisticated solution suggested by the University of Wisconsin team is to have the electricity-generating device connected to a shoe-bound wireless transmitter. This would take care of the power hungry part of a mobile phone's job - making radio contact with remote base stations.
Signals could be passed between the unit and the user's handset by more efficient short-range systems such as bluetooth or wifi.
The two scientists now aim to commercialise their technology at the company they have recently founded - InStep NanoPower.
Dr Patrick Joseph-Franks from the National Physical Laboratory who has also researched ways to harness energy that is otherwise wasted called the research a step in the right direction.
"When you want to charge something like a mobile phone, you want to be generating the energy locally, and the fact that you're walking around is probably the most obvious means of getting that," he said.
"Whether it's better than [carrying] some efficient solar cell on you somewhere, I don't know."


text: Hey IGN, I played the Crysis 3 beta and decided its kinda a rip off of COD and Halo. I love both those games but they can't be together. Plus the hunter mode is terrible there invisible and they can snipe you at long range for a 1 hit kill.... I would suggest not getting it unless you love it. Also is mortal combat vs DC universe any good?


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DEEP Announces Temporary Closure of a Portion of Enders State Forest in Granby
The Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP) today announced the temporary closure of a portion of Enders State Forest in Granby to allow for construction activity in the area around the waterfalls.
Photography Exhibit Opens at Kellogg Environmental Center
The public is invited to the Kellogg Environmental Center in Derby, CT to enjoy a display of portraits prepared by Nelson Tchakirides of Ansonia, CT.
DEEP Holds Remembrance Ceremony for EnCon Officer James V. Spignesi Jr.
The Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP) will hold a remembrance ceremony on the 20th anniversary of the passing of Environmental Conservation (EnCon) Officer James V. Spignesi Jr. Officer Spignesi, a 21-year veteran of the DEEP, became the first EnCon Police Officer to die in the line of duty when he was killed while on routine patrol in Scotland, Connecticut on November 20, 1998.
Celebrate “Holidays with Friends” at Gillette Castle State Park
Gillette Castle will be open for tours this holiday season.
DEEP Encourages Residents to Take Part in America Recycles Day
The Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP) reminds everyone to take part in America Recycles Day, celebrated annually on November 15th.
Gov. Malloy Announces Release of $12.2 Million in Volkswagen Settlement Funds to Support Clean Air Projects in Connecticut
Governor Dannel P. Malloy today announced that the State of Connecticut is making available $12.2 million dollars from the legal settlement in the Volkswagen (VW) Corporation emissions cheating scandal to fund ten clean air projects in the state. Administered through the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP), Connecticut is one of the first states in the nation to make these funds available for a variety of diesel mitigation projects.
General Firearms Deer Season Began November 14
Connecticut’s Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP) today issued a safety reminder for outdoor enthusiasts as a variety of hunting seasons are currently underway or about to begin, most notably the opening of the fall firearms deer season on Wednesday, November 14.
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Enter a world of wonder and explore your favorite fairytales and fables!
DEEP Seeks National Estuarine Research Reserve in South Eastern Connecticut
Connecticut’s Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP) today announced a public meeting to share the results of DEEP’s effort to identify a site to be nominated for inclusion in NOAA’s National Estuarine Research Reserve (NERR) system.
EnCon Investigating Fatal Tree Contractor Accident
Connecticut State Environmental Conservation Police (EnCon) are investigating after a tree contractor was struck and killed by a tree while working in Natchaug State Forest in the area of Pumpkin Hill Road in Chaplin shortly before Noon on November 1st.


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Nigeria Queen of the tracks has further giving a warning signal to whoever wants to compete with her to lay claim to the title of the only queen of the tracks in Nigeria for now.
Competing at the All Nigeria Athletic meet, she set another record of 11:02 second to claim the 100metres race at Delta State. The all untiring queen of the track seemed to be revitalized in her personal effort as she had increased her personal time record.
For now the stage is set for her to compete at any international meet with fresh vigour and hope.
What The Newswriter sports would advise the Nigeria National Sports Commission, Athletic Federation and the Federal Sports Ministry is that, Blessing Okagbare should be allowed to concentrate on her best event as proved by her personal time record. And not to cumbersome her with all other events which she might try.
If Blessing Okagbare is allowed to concentrate only on the tracks like 100 metres, 200 metres, it would be better for her and Nigeria as medals is definitely hopeful at that end in the international stage.
Let the authority concerned take note and do things right this time around. Let other athletes be discovered so that it will easy off the burden the Nigeria athletic federation is saddling on Blessing Okagbare, by allowing her to participate in so many events at the international meets.
It is not too early to start discover another Blessing Okagbare at the grassroots particularly, in the secondary schools in all local government across the Nigeria federation. The earlier this is done the better for Nigeria for the future.
Nigeria is blessed with many more Blessing Okagbare almost in the north and south, Middle West, East and central Nigeria.
The only thing lacking why they are not discovered yet is because much attention is paid to football alone, leaving to discover other budding talents in other sporting events like swimming, wrestling, tracks, field and events in all sports.
The Nigeria sports commissioner must be up and doing in this regard. Nigeria as a country has benefited long enough for the personal effort of Delta state over the years. This the federation sports authority can do much more to correct and put a workable athletic programmes in place, so that from year to year all states would be harvested of it ripened products (athletes).
Name them, from football to other sporting events, Delta State had supplied to the Nigeria federation more than other states in Nigeria, this is a fact and indisputable.
The same scenario is showing in the traditional sports of the country, where Nigeria has it strength. Mention wrestling, swimming and canoeing, the Bayelsa duo of Daniel Igali and Rtd Admiral Festus Porbeni are blazing the trail.
Festus Porbeni and Danile Igali on their own have decided to keep the sports of wrestling and cannoning alive for Nigeria and they are doing well. ###

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PAHOKEE, Fla. (CBS12) — A girl who was attacked by two female students in a hallway at Pahokee Middle-Senior High School last Friday has been arrested for bringing a weapon to school.
According to the victim's mother, her 18 year old daughter---a high school junior---brought a knife to school on Tuesday because she felt scared and did not feel safe at school.
The victim's mother says she did not get a call from the school. She says another parent called to tell her that her daughter was arrested.
Late Tuesday afternoon, the district sent out a notice to parents, confirming the arrest. The district said the student brought a kitchen knife to school which was removed from her backpack without incident.
"I don't have a reaction. I'm shocked but I'm not shocked," said Jakeria Carter, the mother of the girl who was beaten on Friday.
The fight at school Friday was caught on cellphone video. The girl suffered a cut to her head. The video shows her being repeatedly punched and kicked by two girls. The two girls were also arrested.
All three students could face additional strict disciplinary action from the school district.
Carter claimed school administrators watched the attack on her daughter.
CBS12 News asked the school district for the protocol when fights erupt on campus. Here is their statement:
"While there is no established protocol for a member of staff who witnesses a physical altercation, there is no expectation for that individual to physically intervene. Instead, the expectation is that the employee immediately calls for assistance and, to the best of their ability, keeps crowds moving to avoid additional participants in the incident.
It is important to note that there is law enforcement stationed on every District campus, members of staff who are trained in the de-escalation of violent incidents, and behavioral specialists.
We all play a role in school safety and, to accomplish that, it is also critically important for parents and guardians to discuss the importance of teaching their children the importance of peaceful resolutions to conflict. Students who fight on School District property are subject to discipline as outlined in the Student Code of Conduct, and also possible criminal charges."
Here's the letter from the Pahokee Middle-Senior High School principal to parents in its entirety:
Pahokee Middle-Senior High parents and guardians,
Today, following a Fortify Florida tip, School District Police investigated and confirmed the identity of a student in possession of a kitchen knife. The knife was removed from the student’s backpack without incident.
Parents, it's important to note that some items that are appropriate at home, such as a kitchen knife, are strictly forbidden on School District property. Disciplinary action will be taken against any student who commits a violation of the District’s Zero Tolerance Policy.
Florida Statute specifically defines what is classified as a weapon. This category includes items such as knives, guns, and electronic devices including tasers. These weapons are prohibited on all School District property, except as used by law enforcement officers.
The student found in possession of a knife today is in School Police custody and may face criminal charges, in addition to strict discipline, as outlined in the Student Code of Conduct.
I want to recognize the student who appropriately used the Fortify Florida app to report their concern. We continually encourage our students and staff to find a trusted adult or use the Fortify Florida app, to report suspicious or concerning activity.
Parents, please remind your students that some items they have access to at home are not appropriate to bring to school. I would also recommend an occasional check of your student’s backpack before they leave in the morning.
If you have any additional questions or concerns, you can contact the school at (561) 924-6500 Thank you for your continued support of Pahokee Middle-Senior High.


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Joshua K. Carpenter, Head of Global Acquisition & Sales of Green Apple Entertainment today announced the USA DVD rental release of “Pinwheel” in select kiosk with Redbox. Created by Cineriot Films, the film was directed by Daniel Dahlstrom, written by Daniel Dahlstrom and Darren O’Brien, produced by Gabriel Campisi (Producer of: The Domicile, The Horde, Buddy Hutchins) and David Gere (Producer of: Blue Line, Christmas All Over Again).
Synopsis: “Riley (Julie Ann Dawson) must return to her childhood home after her fathers mysterious disappearance. As things unravel, it becomes clear that his disappearance is linked to a much more sinister plot involving her fathers carnival and a mysterious Pinwheel.”
Starring: Julie Ann Dawson, Darren O’Brien, Jeffrey Alan Solomon, Buck Biestek, David Gere, Ox Baker, Ashley Couture
- “A slasher throwback that’s terrifying and twisted.” – Michael Joy, Horrornews.net
Carpenter stated: “If you’re familiar with the work of Gabriel and David as producers, then you know this is a quality indie film you’ll enjoy.”

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We are so thrilled and grateful to announce The Arsenal Foundation are funding and supporting our events for the next three years. Whoop whoop!!! Thank you… we are all so excited 🙂
We are also fortunate to be working alongside The Arsenal Football club on their inclusion days at the Emirates Stadium.
This is what we got up to on our first Inclusion Day
- We listened to how a song is layered and recorded. We learnt to identify and compose our own layers. This is what we used:
- We kept time to a click track and added our own body percussion to create the beat.
- We learnt to play the ukulele in 2 different styles…..plucking and strumming. We then learnt to play 4 chords on the ukulele. We then recorded what we had learnt.
- We added some untuned percussion sounds and sound effects from the ukulele, guitar and viola.
- We chose our own buzz words from a list of football based words like, pitch, score, kick off, half time, support, etc.
- We then recorded our chosen words in a way that fitted with our newly recorded backing track and this is the result…….
- We called it Goal because we had all achieved something.
These inclusion days are open to any person with Learning Difficulties and are free to attend a variety of creative workshop events on the day. This gives them the opportunity to sample a wide range of exciting and diverse activities.
We will keep you posted as to when the next event will be held and how to apply.
Watch this space!!!


Toyota will launch the stylish all-new Corolla sedan in late November with a new hybrid powertrain option, improved driving dynamics and ride comfort, a comprehensive suite of driver assistance safety features, and the latest generation multimedia system with Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™ compatibility.
Toyota Australia Vice President Sales and Marketing Sean Hanley said with the new generation Corolla sedan, Toyota had aligned pricing, grades, features and powertrain options with the Corolla hatch to simplify the choice for customers and allow them to select the body style that suits their lifestyle needs without any compromises.
"Like the new Corolla hatch, this new generation sedan is built on the latest TNGA platform. It is a marked step up from its predecessor with powerful and efficient new drivetrains, a sharper stylish design, crisp handling and superb ride comfort, and a long list of driver assistance safety features," Mr Hanley said.
"The addition of hybrid plays a vital role too, and our ongoing commitment to this technology and the expansion of our offering is all with the aim of assisting consumers to gain a deeper understanding and appreciation of just how valuable this technology is to both their hip-pockets and the wellbeing of our planet.
"By offering a similar level of premium features, grade levels and pricing across both Corolla body styles, customers can now simply choose a hatch or sedan, depending on their needs, without any sacrifices," he said.
The new Corolla sedan will be offered in three grades - Ascent Sport, mid-range SX and top-of-the-range ZR - with the new petrol-electric hybrid option, offered in the Corolla sedan for the first time in Australia, available on the Ascent Sport and SX variants.
All three grades are available with a new 2.0-litre petrol engine that comes with a choice of six-speed manual gearbox or "10-speed" continuously variable transmission (CVT) on the Ascent Sport, or mated to a CVT as standard for SX and ZR versions.
The new hybrid powertrain drives the front wheels through an e-CVT and uses a 1.8-litre petrol engine complemented by a pair of motor-generators to generate a combined maximum output of 90kW.
With low rolling resistance tyres and a body designed for efficient aerodynamics, the Corolla sedan hybrid offers outstanding fuel efficiency with an official combined cycle fuel consumption of 3.5l/100km2 and low CO2 emissions of just 81g/km5.
The new 2.0-litre petrol engine delivers a substantial 22kW and 27Nm increase in power and torque compared with its 1.8-litre predecessor, with maximum outputs of 125kW and 200Nm.
At the same time, its high level of efficiency and advanced technology offer a lower fuel consumption than the previous petrol engine, returning combined cycle figures of 6.0l/100km2 for the CVT versions and 6.5l/100km2 for the Ascent Sport manual variant.
In addition to the new powertrains, Toyota has substantially improved comfort, convenience and safety features across the board to deliver a premium, refined small sedan.
Priced from $23,3351 for the Ascent Sport manual, all variants feature auto LED headlights, taillights and daytime running lights, alloy wheels, and climate control (manual air conditioning for Ascent Sport petrol variant).
The latest generation multimedia system features an 8-inch touchscreen display, Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™ compatibility, full Bluetooth®6 connectivity, Aux and USB inputs and Siri®7 eyes-free functionality.
Hybrid versions of the Ascent Sport also feature a keyless smart entry and start system as standard.
Moving up into the mid-range variant, the Corolla SX petrol sedan features a premium three-spoke steering wheel with paddle shifters and smart entry and start. All Corolla sedan SX versions also gain wireless phone charger8, satellite navigation9 with SUNA™ live traffic10 and digital radio11, in addition to the standard AM/FM bands for the audio system.
The petrol-only Corolla ZR sedan features an even higher level of specification with a tilt and slide moonroof, 18-inch alloy wheels, sports heated front seats upholstered in a combination of synthetic leather and Rezatec™ with 8-way power adjustment for the driver, electrochromatic rear view mirror, and premium 9-speaker JBL® sound system.
In order to deliver a very high level of safety, the new Corolla sedan features a comprehensive suite of Toyota Safety Sense13 driver assistance features standard on every model. These include its autonomous emergency braking pre-collision safety system (PCS) with daytime and nighttime pedestrian and daytime cyclist detection, road sign assist and auto high beam.
All-speed active cruise control, and lane-trace assist with steering assist and lane centring function, are standard on all CVT-equipped models with the manual Ascent Sport featuring high-speed active cruise control, that operates at speeds above approximately 30km/h, and lane departure warning with steering assist.
Every variant across the new Corolla sedan range is also fitted standard with rear view camera and seven airbags, with SX variants gaining blind spot monitor and ZR also featuring head-up display.
With the introduction of the new Corolla sedan, Toyota has also ensured that pricing is aligned between the two body styles while every Corolla, hatch or sedan, benefits from the Toyota Service Advantage14 capped price servicing that costs just $175 per service with 12-month/15,000km intervals.
1 Manufacturer's RRP provided for media purposes only. Statutory charges or other on-road costs not included
2 Achieved in test conditions for comparison purposes only. Actual fuel consumption varies depending on driving conditions/style, vehicle condition, load and options/accessories fitted. Source: ADR81/02 combined/urban/extra urban (litres/100km) for manual / auto models.
3 CarPlay® is a trademark of Apple, Inc. registered in the U.S. and other countries. Requires compatible device, USB connection, mobile data, network reception & GPS signal. Mobile usage at user's cost. Apps subject to change. For details see toyota.com.au/connected.
4 Android Auto™ is a trademark of Google LLC. Requires compatible device, USB connection, mobile data, network reception & GPS signal. Mobile usage at user's cost. Apps subject to change. For details see toyota.com.au/connected.
5 Emissions vary depending on driving conditions/style, vehicle condition & options/accessories fitted.
6 Bluetooth® is a registered trademark of Bluetooth SIG, Inc. Compatibility and functionality varies depending on device.
7 Siri® is a trademark of Apple, Inc. registered in the U.S. and other countries.
8 Only Qi-supported devices compatible. Refer to device manufacturer. May require additional purchase of accessory to support wireless charging.
9 Coverage varies based on vehicle location
10 Service varies based on vehicle location. See sunatraffic.com.au.
11 Coverage dependent on vehicle location.
12 Save for Toyota trademarks depicted, all other product and company names are trademarks of their respective owners.
13 Driver assist feature. Only operates under certain conditions. Check your Owner's Manual for explanation of limitations. Please drive safely.
14 Max price quoted is model specific. Applies to standard scheduled logbook servicing (normal operating conditions) for 5 yrs/75,000kms (whichever occurs first) up to a max. 5 services. Excludes Government & Rental vehicles. For details see your Toyota dealer or visit toyota.com.au/advantage.


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Zenflore supports your mind and body during busy and demanding times. With its unique 1714-Serenitas® culture and specially selected B vitamins, Zenflore reduces fatigue and aids mental performance*.
The 1714-Serenitas® culture is a naturally occuring bifidobacterium, part of the family of bacteria given by mother to baby at birth2. However, not all bifidobacterium are equal and research is increasingly showing that the effects of bacteria are strain specific.There are thousands of different bifidobacterium strains each with their own unique properties . In a similar way, house cats and tigers are part of the cat family but with very different properties. When choosing a strain it is important to choose one whose properties are understood, that has been clinically studied and is supported by scientific evidence.
The 1714-Serenitas® culture in Zenflore was discovered and developed by PrecisionBiotics®, in partnership with scientists and clinicians from one of the world’s leading centres of research on the human gut and microbiome, the APC Microbiome Institute at University College Cork, Ireland.

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The frequencies used in ordinary Wi-Fi face difficulty penetrating concrete on large construction sites, but there is a more viable alternative. In an interview, Insight Enterprises’ Rob Parsons explores the promise and challenges of Citizens Broadband Radio Service and gives examples of how it provides on-site connections with a “much reduced footprint of devices, of infrastructure, of ethernet, of fiber and of power.”
WiFi continues to be the networking infrastructure of choice for most enterprise applications, but some believe it has limited value in settings such as large construction sites and associated outdoor shipping yards. Challenges include distance, throughput and the difficulty of penetrating metal or concrete when using WiFi’s 2.5GHz and 5GHz radio-frequency spectrums.
Proponents of alternative technologies say private LTE and 5G networks solve these problems by operating in the 3.5GHz to 3.7GHz radio spectrum. They say the technology overcomes WiFi’s limitations and also requires fewer access points, reduces battery consumption, and enables connectivity in large outdoor environments where WiFi is simply not practical.
SmartBrief recently spoke with Rob Parsons, practice director, network and integrated security at Insight Enterprises, to learn how this alternative can help the construction industry address its networking challenges. This interview has been lightly edited for style and clarity.
SmartBrief: Why is connectivity such a pain point for contractors?
Parsons: Traditional wireless connectivity has a limited range based on the frequency that is used by the wireless network. Whether it’s 2.4 or 5 gigahertz, they both have different properties. When you start talking about at-scale wireless networks or a physical scale, you start to need a number of different access points to cover a specific environment.


Tyto Robotics is a leading developer of high-precision testing solutions for UAVs (unmanned aerial vehicles) and drones.
Our drone motor and propeller thrust stands, along with our state-of-the-art wind tunnel testing systems, allow defense and aerospace OEMs and technology developers to maximize the efficiency and performance of their unmanned aircraft designs.
Windshapers – Wind Tunnel Testing for Drones
Windshapers are open air wind generators that provide a convenient and versatile alternative to wind tunnel testing and can be easily integrated into your own lab. The modular and scalable system is based around blocks of nine fans measuring 10 by 10 inches, and can be customized to meet your unique drone flight testing requirements.
The included software allows users to control each fan individually with simple commands, generating wind conditions that closely mimic the real world. A wide variety of parameters can be customized, including windflow speed, shape and direction, turbulence, convergence, and tilt angle.
Flight Stand 150
Thrust and torque testing for large drone motors and propellers
The Flight Stand 150 is the largest COTS drone thrust stand currently on the market, allowing manufacturers of military and government drones and eVTOL aircraft to precisely characterize and evaluate the performance of motors and propellers. The thrust stand provides the ability to measure up to 150 kgf of thrust and 150 Nm of torque.
An innovative solid-state design with no moving parts between the motor and load cells ensures frictionless measurement, and the stand’s ultra-compact profile provides minimal airflow disturbance.
A variety of different configurations can be tested, including single-motor, back-to-back dual motors, front-to-front dual motors, or offset dual motors.
Drone Thrust Stands for Motor and Propeller Testing
Drone propulsion system testing for unmanned aircraft of all sizes
We also provide professional thrust stand solutions for defense and aerospace OEMs that cater for drones of all sizes, from small multirotors through to large fixed-wing platforms. The stands allow users to measure thrust and torque, as well as a variety of other parameters including RPM, current, voltage, temperature, propeller efficiency and motor efficiency. The stands feature load cells calibrated to ASTM E74/E2428 standards, providing the most precise measurement on the market (+/-0.5% of the measured value) and enabling highly accurate characterization of drone propulsion systems.
All drone thrust stands are bundled with our advanced data acquisition software, allowing you to easily and intuitively control the stand, log data, and automate testing.
Distributed Electric Propulsion Testing Solutions
Simultaneous testing of up to 8 drone motors and propellers
Our distributed electric propulsion test platform enables developers to connect up to eight motors and propellers simultaneously, providing realistic simulation of real-world drone powertrain designs. The system enables a wide variety of critical testing capabilities, including vibration measurement, evaluation of ESC responsiveness, characterization of components, and more.
With our proprietary Flight Stand software, users can control and record data for up to eight stands from a single computer. Any possible configurations can be tested, including quadcopter and other multirotor arrangements as well as coaxial designs.
The test solution is available in three different ratings – 15 kgf, 50 kgf and 150 kgf.


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Matt Smith Needs Real Doctor After Head Injury
The British actor and the "Doctor Who" star, Matt Smith, the latest star to tackle the lead role in the cult sci-fi series, was taken to hospital after he tripped and injured himself.
Matt Smith was treated for a nasty gash on his head by staff at the University Hospital of Wales in Cardiff, the city where the TV show is filmed.
However, the 28 year old refused to let the incident hamper his fun and returned to partying with pals after he was bandaged up.
A source tells Britain's The Sun, "Matt tripped over in his flat (apartment) and sustained a minor head cut. He went to A&E (the emergency room) as a precaution. He is very, very clumsy so nobody will be surprised."
"It looked really painful but Matt didn't seem to care. Luckily they had just finished shooting scenes - if not his bosses would have been fuming because it didn't look too pretty."
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- Did Olivia Munn Just Throw Shade at Aaron Rodgers' Family?


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New Delhi, Mar 14 (PTI) Following are the top stories at 12:30 PM: NATION: DEL5 VIRUS-LD CASES India records 25,320 fresh COVID-19 cases, biggest single-day jump in 84 days New Delhi: India on Sunday recorded 25,320 COVID-19 infections, the highest daily rise in 84 days, taking the case tally to 1,13,59,048, according to Union health ministry data.
CAL1 WB-MAMATA-NANDIGRAM DIVAS Chose to fight anti-Bengal forces in Nandigram as mark of respect to martyrs: Mamata Kolkata: West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Sunday paid tributes to the agitators who were killed in police firing in Nandigram in 2007 and said she has chosen to fight 'anti-Bengal forces' in the constituency as a mark of respect to the martyrs.
DES1 AVI-UDAN ROUTES Govt invites bids for over 390 air routes under fresh UDAN bidding round New Delhi: The civil aviation ministry has invited bids for around 392 routes under the regional air connectivity scheme as part of continuing efforts to improve domestic connectivity as well as make flying more affordable.
MDS1 AP-MISHAP-FARM WORKERS 6 farm workers killed, 8 hurt in AP hit-and-run accident Amaravati: Six farm workers were killed and eight others injured in a hit-and-run accident near Nuzividu in Krishna district in Andhra Pradesh early Sunday.
LEGAL: LGD1 SC-WRONGFUL PROSECUTION BJP leader moves SC, seeks strict action against fake complainants in criminal cases New Delhi: A BJP leader has moved the Supreme Court seeking directions to the Centre for framing guidelines to ensure strict action against fake complainants in criminal cases and for compensating victims of such wrongful prosecutions. PTI DIV DIV


Saccente leads Volusia County Amateur Golf Championship
Michael Saccente, a rising senior at New Smyrna Beach High School, fired a 5-under 61 and takes a five-shot lead into Sunday's final round of the Volusia County Amateur Golf Championship at Crane Lakes in Port Orange.
Saccente was the only player to card a round under par in Saturday's first round.
Victor Lohman shot an even-par 66 and leads the Senior division (55-and-over) by seven strokes. Paul George had a 67 and holds the Super Senior (65-and-over) division lead.
Final-round action begins at 7:30 a.m. Saccente tees off at 11:30 with Zach Horne and Corey Walker, each of whom shot 67.


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STRONG yields and high-quality crops throughout the Wimmera have put a spring in most growers’ step however low grain prices have also hit hard.
It was a year that was full of promise, after an early season break made growers optimistic about the season ahead.
It was a wet winter and Longerenong and Kaniva recorded the wettest July since 1995.
However, above average September rain and floods caused many crops to start falling over.
Paddocks became waterlogged, making spraying for diseases difficult.
It was the wettest spring in two decades for Beulah, Rupanyup Natimuk, Kaniva, Apsley, Great Western, Warracknabeal and Longerenong.
Frosts in October also worried growers.
However, mild temperatures meant crops were slow to ripen and harvest started in late-November, weeks later than usual.
Grain sites are now reporting high quality crops in large quantities.
Birchip Cropping Group chief executive Chris Sounness said most growers in the northern Wimmera had finish stripping barley and canola and had started stripping wheat and lentils.
“Most people are saying it’s a really excellent season and the quality of the crops is excellent,” he said.
“Harvest has been slow going because the crops are so thick, but I think people appreciate that after the past couple of years.
“We are going about two to three weeks slower than last year, which is probably a good thing.”
Mr Sounness said harvest could extend into the new year.
“It is really on a farm-by-farm basis, but I would say there is probably another few weeks in it,” he said.
“I’m sure people will be wanting to spend time with their families over Christmas and New Year though.”
Agriculture Victoria Horsham agronomist Jason Brand said despite the strong season, it was important communities pulled together to support those who weren’t doing as well.
“There are some guys who were hit pretty hard with waterlogging and frosts,” he said.
Low grain prices have also meant some growers will struggle to finish with a good profit margin.
“We need to look over the fence and make sure our neighbours are okay,” Mr Brand said.
“We need to keep in mind how other people are travelling – it’s so important.”
Victorian Farmers Federation president and Murra Warra farmer David Jochinke said harvest had been a mixed bag.
“Some people have been smashed by frost and the quality is well down,” he said.
“The test weights have been light as well.”
Mr Jochinke said low grain prices had also taken the shine off the year.
“We aren’t going to kill the pig with this year,” he said.
“Last year was financially my worst year in agriculture and this year had the potential to be the best year I’ve ever had, but I don’t think it will be now.”
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text: Wedding card I sent to a cousin. Wanted to keep it kind of flat to me mailed. Used the K & Co wedding paper and flowers. Cut the leaves on my Cricut and colored the edges on the leaves and sentiment. Cut the punch border with my MS punch. Put a dark purple ribbon under the border, and added the pearls. Textured the bottom with my sizzix purse.

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This incredible fruit has been used for centuries in Asia as Food As Medicine. It’s also a staple of the Okinawans (who have some of the longest life expectancy), and popular in the tropical regions of South America, the Caribbean and Africa.
It can eaten raw, juiced, cooked in a soup, steeped as a tea or taken as medicine. It’s pretty bitter of course, and not to everyones liking, so look for it in your heath food store as a herbal tincture (liquid) and tablets. Or ask your naturopath or herbalist about it.
And current research is now proving it’s value in controlling blood sugar issues, to fight infection, aiding the respiratory tract and benefiting the skin.
Turmeric now has competition as a strong anti -inflammatory, and as the best thing since, well – penicillin

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University Outreach has been working with the Cass River Greenway Committee and various local partners to create a watershed management plan for the Cass River. The watershed plan identifies where hot spots for pollution are and how to fix them, alongside high quality natural areas to protect. The plan will be complete in December of 2012; and will be sent to the State of Michigan to be approved. Once approved, local non-profits and government agencies can receive federal and state grants to protect and restore the Cass River! Stay in the know by visiting www.cassriver.org
Want to know what watershed you live in? Find out online here. Everyone lives in a watershed, no matter where one lives, the rain and snow runs off to some nearby creek, river, or lake. For those of us who have a ditch or storm drain in front of our house, think of it as the “headwaters” to the Great Lakes. That’s right; the water that goes into that ditch or storm drain eventually makes it way to the Great Lakes via the Saginaw River into Lake Huron.
University Outreach serves many organizations who work to protect water quality by providing planning assistance, marketing and branding, mapping, and needs assessments. We also provide meaningful experiences for undergraduate students through internships and work-study positions on all of our water resource projects.

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Weather forecast and temperature for tomorrow - Saturday, Aug 20.
86°F / 63°F
- Wind: 12mph SSW
- Humidity: 58%
- Precip. probability: 15%
- Precipitation: 0"
- UV index: 10
Tomorrow, in Rainbow, primarily bright and sunny weather is also anticipated.
The temperature will vary between a tropical 86°F (30°C) and an enjoyable 62.6°F (17°C).
The maximum heat index, which factors the actual air temperature with the relative humidity, is computed to be a hot 89.6°F (32°C). Note that heat index values are valued for light wind and location in the shade.
Sunrise will be at 6:14 am and sunset at 7:29 pm; tomorrow's daylight will last for 13h and 14min.


City of Rockingham council rejects changes to method for voting in mayor
The method of voting to fill the office of mayor used by the City of Rockingham will not be altered after a notice of motion was defeated at last night’s council meeting.
Councillor Lee Downham presented the motion to change the method for electing the mayor from election by council to a popularly-elected vote from residents and said after 30 years it was “time for change”.
The City is one of 13 Perth metropolitan local governments with a councillor mayor, which sees the council body elect its leader every two years following local government elections; elector mayors, voted by residents, hold four-year terms.
Cr Downham said the City should give the electorate the chance to elect the person it wants to lead, however he received little support from fellow councillors.
Cr Matthew Whitfield said while he thought the “way we do it is the right way to do it”, he pointed to the 17 Perth metropolitan local governments that popularly elect a mayor and the higher voter turn out in those councils as reason to support the motion.
“We want more people involved in local government elections and in those councils that allow residents to elect a mayor the voter turn out is 47 per cent compared to 29 per cent in Rockingham,” he said.
“Voter turnout increase is the most important thing, it’s important for people to be involved. The residents I have spoken to on this issue would overwhelmingly like to vote for the mayor.”
However, numerous councillors against the motion spoke of the dangers of “politicising” the office of mayor, council being in the best position to select a mayor, potential mayors being elected on a single issue and it attracting only those who could afford to run an election campaign.
“There have been a number of people to run for mayor in other councils who have spent considerable amounts and not been elected... it could politicise the role of mayor if they cannot raise the money and someone backs them,” Cr Deb Hamblin said.
Cr Joy Stewart added a popularly-elected mayor “may not have the support of the council” and there would be “no way to remove them” given they would hold a four-year term.
“The council should continue to elect the person, not have a person forced on them that they can’t work with,” she said.
“The Prime Minister and Premier are not popularly elected, why should the mayor be?”
Cr Leigh Liley said council electing its mayor every two years gave it the chance to “say yay or nay” on their performance, while Cr Chris Elliott said it was important the mayor “resonates with council”.
“The mayor doesn’t make decisions alone, the council does. Sound decision making makes Rockingham a leader in the State. This method works, it has worked for 30 years and it should continue,” he said.
Cr Katherine Summers said a council-elected mayor provided stability and questioned the motivation for the motion, which bristled Cr Downham who responded it was not politically-motivated as he was “stepping down at the next election”.
The motion was defeated 7/2, with Crs Downham and Whitfield only in favour of the change.
Barry Sammels is the longest serving mayor in the Perth metropolitan region, having held the position since 2003.
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Inside South Sudan rivals ceasefire agreement
| Jan 24th 2014 | 2 min read
South Sudan's government and rebels have signed a ceasefire agreement after talks in Ethiopia.
Under the deal, signed in a hotel in the Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa, the fighting is due to come to an end within 24 hours.
In the past week, government forces have recaptured the two main cities under rebel control.
More than 500,000 people have been forced from their homes during the month-long conflict.
"These two agreements are the ingredients to create an environment for achieving a total peace in my country," said Taban Deng, head of the rebel delegation, AFP reports.
However, the South Sudanese government has expressed scepticism over whether the opposition will be able to control all the militias involved in fighting, the BBC's Anne Soy reports.
Effective monitoring of the truce will be vital once it begins, as tension between the two sides is very high, South Sudan analyst James Copnall says.
The talks have now been adjourned and are due to continue on 7 February.
What started out as a political dispute between President Salva Kiir and his former deputy Riek Machar on 15 December escalated into full-scale conflict, with reports of ethnic killings.
A ceremony to mark the signing of the agreement on the "cessation of hostilities and the question of the detainees" took place at the hotel where the talks were hosted.
The agreement is thought to address the issue of 11 detainees whom the rebels wanted freed, and whose fate had previously left the talks deadlocked.
The detainees - allies of Mr Machar and prominent political figures from a faction of the governing SPLM party - were taken into custody when Mr Kiir first made the allegations of an attempted coup - which Mr Machar denies.
The South Sudanese government had earlier said on its Twitter feed that it envisaged an amnesty for the detainees but only after their cases had been heard in court.
Another key rebel demand was for Ugandan troops fighting alongside the government forces to be withdrawn.
The question of Uganda's role was not raised during the signing ceremony but members of the rebel delegation said that they would bring up the issue again during the second round of talks, journalist Matthew Newsome told the BBC from Addis Ababa.
The US welcomed the deal, calling it a "critical first step" and urged both sides to "fully and swiftly implement the agreement".
UK Foreign Secretary William Hague also welcomed the ceasefire and called for an "inclusive process of national reconciliation".
Last week, the UN human rights chief said both government soldiers and rebels had committed atrocities in South Sudan, one of the world's poorest countries.
More than 70,000 civilians are seeking shelter at UN bases across South Sudan, and the UN estimates that considerably more than 1,000 have been killed.
Following the outbreak of hostilities, it was agreed to boost the UN force and an extra 5,500 peacekeepers are being deployed to South Sudan, to bring its strength up to 12,500.
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There’s no telling what is taking ASUS and A&T so long to get subscribers the chance to buy up the ASUS PadFone X, but while those who are on the wireless carrier eagerly await for their opportunity to get their hands on a truly awesome device, it seems that ASUS is hard at work on another PadFone device to bring to the U.S., which seems to be a Phablet device in the PadFone line. The device which you can see in the image below was spotted over at the FCC earlier, so could ASUS be planning on bringing AT&T or another carrier a bigger PadFone option?
While this new PadFone device seems to come with a keyboard dock like we see saw with the old original PadFone devices and with ASUS line of transformer tablets, the keyboard dock itself seems to connect via Bluetooth which is a little different than we might have expected. You can also see from the image that the Phone part of the PadFone combination looks to be rather large, and quite bigger than what we have seeing from the other PadFone devices. Overall the Keyboard dock has the same type of design as most of ASUS other keyboard docks though, and it looks to have a pretty decent build quality.
The only problem we can see with keyboard dock being Bluetooth is that it could be a more heavy drain on the battery of the device if the keyboard charging port is for its own battery alone. With ASUS other keyboard docking devices, the keyboard generally charges the device docked into it, but with this particular model that may not be the case, of course we’ll have to wait until the device comes out in full view with specs and confirmation from ASUS before we really know what’s going on with it. According to the manual which can be found at the FCC link below, our theory of the charger working solely for the bluetooth keyboard dock and not the tablet/phone combo seems likely as it states to plug in the charger to charge the keyboard dock and not the other devices. Still if ASUS is planning on bringing out a larger sized PadFone than this might appeal to more of the crowd who like the larger displays from 5.5-inches on up.


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1980 - Five Mile Ride to Open Trail by Dorothy V. Gilbert - The Phoenix Gazette, Phoenix, AZ - Mar 13, 1980. (YACC)
1980 - Depression Born CCC Perpetuated by Carson Brewer.
The Knoxville News-Sentinel - July 27, 1980.
1981 - Bring Back the Work Ethic - Third Place is Not OK by B.T. Collins
Sacramento Bee, Sacramento, CA - August 10, 1981. (C6)
1982 - Conservation Corps Reunion: Depression-Era Group Left Its Mark on the Land by Ursula Vils
Los Angeles Times - January 20, 1982.
1982 - Outdoor Job Corps Dying: Conservation Projects are Victims of Funding Cuts by Duncan Osborn
The Yuma Daily Sun, Yuma, AZ - May 6, 1982. (YACC and YCC funding cut) View
1982 - House OK's Bill to Create Jobs Corps for Youths (Associated Press) - The Arizona Republic
June 10, 1982. (proposed American Conservation Corps) View
1982 - New Conservation Corps - The Arizona Republic (pg A6)
June 25, 1982. (proposed American Conservation Corps) View
1982 - New Conservation Corps Could Repair Nation for a Fair Price - The Yuma Daily Sun, Yuma, AZ
July 14, 1982. (proposed American Conservation Corps) View
1982 - Our Debt to the CCC - Sports Afield - August 1982.
1982 - Corpsmen Make BBQ Broilers , Present Them to Laona VFW
Forest Republican, Crandon, WI - August 5, 1982. (Job Corps Conservation Center) View
1982 - Miles Testifies on ACCA - The Friday Newsletter, USDA-Forest Service (No. 40)
October 1, 1982. (proposed American Conservation Corps) View
1982 - Revive The CCC - The Arizona Republic, Phoenix, AZ - October 3, 1982. Editorial
1982 - Remembering the CCC: Buck Meadows, California, 1933-1934 by Clair E. Nelson
Journal of Forest History - October 1982. (vol 26, no 4, pg 184-191)
1982 - Growing Up in the CCC by Jim Condon - Modern Maturity - October-November 1982.
1983 - The CCC: Improvements for Arizona by Kenneth Arline - The Phoenix Gazette, Phoenix, AZ - Mar 26, 1983. View
1983 - A Reborn CCC Shapes Young Lives With an Old Idea: Taking a Chapter From our Depression History,
California offers Thousands of Young People "Hard Work, Low Pay, Miserable Conditions"
by Thomas A. Bass - Smithsonian Magazine - April 1983. (pgs 57-65)
1983 - Civilian Conservation Corps' Legacy Lives on 50 Years Later by Walter Zipf
The Mesa Tribune, Mesa, AZ - April 12, 1983. View 1983 - Memory Lane: A Woman in the CCC? by Mildred Valandry-Blanche - NACCCA Journal - May 1983. View 1983 - The CCCs on the Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie NF - The Greensheet - USFS R-6 Newsletter - May 27, 1983. View
1983 - Andrew (Andy) Owens .... Sedona CCC Camp, 1933 to "41 by William Howard.
Red Rock News, Sedona, AZ - Summer 1983. (CCC Camp F-32-A)
1983 - State Youth Conservation Corps Promises to get underway Soon
Shawano Evening Leader, Shawano, WI - August 25, 1983. View
1983 - They Helped Build a Better America: The Saga of the Civilian Conservation Corps by Robert J. Duhse
The Elks Magazine - September 1983. (pg 24) View
1983 - CCC Stint Ignited Love for North Woods by Larry Van Goethem - The Milwaukee Sentinel - Sep 15, 1983.
1983 - Together Again: CCC Veterans Recall An Era by Roger McBain - The Milwaukee Journal - Sep 19, 1983.
1983 - Alumni Dedicate CCC Museum by Roland Barker - The Daily News, Rhinelander, WI Sep 22, 1983. View
1983 - Chief of Forest Service Salutes Veterans of CCC: CCC Was Only a Beginning
by Larry Van Goethem - The Milwaukee Journal - September 22, 1983.
1983 - WCC nod to Brackken - The Daily News, Rhinelander, WI - Sep 22, 1983. (WI CC) View
1983 - Veterans of 1933 CCC Urge a New Corps by Larry Van Goethem - The Milwaukee Journal - Sep 25, 1983.
1983 - Major Newspapers Endorse ACC by William R. Bajczvk - NACCCA Journal - October 1983. (Vol 6, No 10) View
1983 - FDR's Tree Army by JohnG. Mitchell - Audubon - November 1983. (pg 82-93)
1983 - CCC Tree at the Capitol - NACCCA Journal - December 1983. (Vol 06, No 12) View
1984 - Draft: Nation, Youth Would Benefit From Mandatory Conscription by Nick Thimmesch (LA Times)
The Arizona Republic, Phoeniz, AZ - March 29, 1984. View 1984 - Regan Signs Trade Measure, Youth-Jobs Bill Vetoed by Margaret Shapiro - Washington Post - Oct 1984. View 1984 - Superstition Wash Civilian Conservation Corps by Ron Lorenz - Superstition Mt. Journal (AZ) - 1984. (vol 3) View 1984 - Job Corps Passes 20th Anniversary - The Friday Newsletter, USDA Forest Service - Dec 28, 1984. (no 52) View 1985 - Depression-Era Group Plans Center by Harry Weiner - St. Louis Globe-Democrat - Feb 5, 1985. (NACCCA) View
1985 - YCC Program Expanded in Payson - The Payson Roundup, Payson, AZ - March 13, 1985.
1985 - 3 Studies Laud Job Corps, but Reagan "Targets Funds"
(UPI) The Arizona Republic, Phoenix, AZ - May 6, 1985. View 1985 - Michigan State Seeks to Preserve Fledgling Conservation Corps - NACCCA Journal - May 1985. View
1985 - CCC Heritage Benefits RVers by Cleo J. Anderson - Trailer Life Magazine - June 1985.
1985 - Government: An Instrument for Destruction of Youth by Judge George Kiester
NACCCA Journal - June 1985. (Vol 8, No 6) View
1985 - Working and Learning .. Mountain Style by Russell Cox - Mogollon Advisor, Payson, AZ - June 26, 1985. (YCC)
1985 - Youth Conservation Corps Very Successful, Palm Says
by Bart King - Rim Country News, Payson, AZ - September 6, 1985. View
1985 - Former "CCC Boys" March, Press for New Corps by Charles Hillinger (LA Times)
The Dallas Times Herald - September 28, 1985.
1985 - Forgotten Men of Iron: Conservation Workers of Long Ago Recall Toil, Joy of Taming Arizona
by John Schroeder The Arizona Republic, Phoenix, AZ - October 6, 1985. View
1985 - CCC's Worthy Contributions by Muriel Freeman - The Arizona Republic, Phoenix, AZ - October 22, 1985. (A-14)
1985 - Maryland Conservation Corps Aids Chesapeake Bay - NACCCA Journal - Nov/Dec 1985. View
1985 - The Civilian Conservation Corps: Demonstrating the Value of Soil Conservation by Douglas Helms
Journal of Soil and Water Conservation - 1985. (pg 184-88)
1986 - What's Your Opinion? Alumni Want to Revive CCC by John R. Moscinski - North Jersey Herald - May 18, 1986.
1986 - Army Without Guns: The CCC by Robert T. Egan - The Retired Officer - July 1986.
1986 - Superior Corps Starts Work on Island Trails - On Corps (WI CC Newsletter) - August 1986. View
1986 - Old-Timer Visits Sites of CCC Days on Umpqua Forest - USDA-Forest Service,
Pacific Northwest Region Greensheet - August 15, 1986. (page 3) View
1986 - The Legacy of the Soil Soldiers by Don Dedera. Arizona Highways Magazine,
January 1986. (Page 26)
1987 - CCC Members Holding Reunion at Cave Creek by Cindy Hayostek. - Daily Dispatch, Douglas, AZ
1987 - 54 Years After His CCC Break Wlliam Greer Returns the Favor - NACCCA Journal - June 1987. View
1987 - "Hub" Burch Recalls a Volunteer's Life in "the Three Cs" by Paul Sweitzer
Arizona Daily Sun, Flagstaff, AZ - June 24, 1987.
1987 - New CCC? Youth-Service Programs are Blooming Across the Country by Neil Peirce of the
Washington Post printed in The Arizona Republic, Phoenix, AZ - June 26, 1987. (A-15)
1987 - The Way We Worked by Steve Sorenson - The Weekly Record, San Diego, A - Sep 17, 1987. Vew
1987 - CCC History Underway by Halbert A. Burch (Research & draft by John C. Irish)
Arizona Historical Society Magazine - November/December 1987. ( Vol 4, No 6, pg 3) View
1988 - A Small Step Down a Long Road - On Corps, WiCC Newsletter - January 1988.
Reprinted from the Pennyslvania Conservation Corps Newsletter - Winter 1987 View 1988 - Crews Learn First Aid From CCC Alum - On Corps, WiCC Newsletter - March 1988. View
1988 - Civilian Conservation Corps by Angelo Ulett - Missouri Conservationist - June 1980.
1988 - WCC and CCC Join Forces in Waupaca County - On Corps, WiCC Newsletter - July 1988. View 1988 - Resource Management With a Mission by Dawn L. Jones - Wisconsin Natural Resources - Jul-Aug 1988. View 1988 - Public-Woks Alumnus Reconstructs Camp - The Arizona Republic, Phoenix, AZ - Aug 9, 1988. View
1988 - The Mississippi River Conservation Corps by Pat Bruneau - On Corps - September 1988
On Corps is the official newsletter of the Wisconsin Conservation Corps. View 1988 - Helping Hands For Public Lands by Neil Sampson - American Forests - Sep-Oct 1988. View
1988 - Living Legacy of the CCC by James P. Jackson - American Forests - Sep-Oct 1988. (pg 37-44)
1988 - CCC Handiwork: Enduring Monuments by James P. Jackson - American Forests - Sep-Oct 1988.
1988 - Wisconsin Conservation Corps Jamboree Scheduled.
Shawano Evening Leader, Shawano, WI - October 11, 1988 (5th Anniversary Celebration) View 1988 - A Conservation Corps for Today by Sen. Daniel P. Moynihan - American Forests - Sep-Oct 1988. View
1988 - Conservation Corps Answered Call to Duty by James E. Cook
The Arizona Republic, Phoenix, AZ - April 10, 1988. (CCC & Alumni Chapter 44) View
1989 - For Whom the Corps Toils: There is a New CCC That Helps Youths and Clears Hiking Trails
U.S. News & World Report (pg 24) - February 13, 1989 (California Conservation Corps)
1989 - Can Patriotism Be Legislated? by Daniel J. Boorstin - U.S. News & World Report - Feb 13, 1989. View 1989 - Conservation Corps: It's a Great Idea (Editorial) - AZ Daily Sun, Flagstaff, AZ - March 28, 1989. View
1989 - USA Today - Special promotion Insert prepared on behalf of the National Association of Home Builders - April 1989.
Job Corps: America's Best Kept Secret, "Time to Pass It On". View Job Corps: 25 Years and Stronger Than Ever View An Original Public-Private Partnership View
1989 - Bush Pushing Program for Youth Service (AP) - The Arizona Republic (A12) - April 22, 1989.
1989 - Wisconsin CC Crews Plant 10,000 Trees in Nicolet Forest by Bob Satran
The Forest Republican, Crandon, WI - May 11, 1989.
1989 - Senate May Take Punch Out of Conservation Bill by Carl Scarbrough
Arizona Daily Sun, Flagstaff, AZ - May 23, 1989.
1989 - Mofford Funds Conservation Corps - AZ Daily Sun, Flagstaff, AZ - June 28, 1989. (AZ CC) View
1989 - State Resurrects New Deal Program to Benefit Youth and the Environment by Steve Yozwiak
The Arizona Republic, Phoenix, AZ - July 2, 1989 (AZ Conservation Corps) View
1989 - MCC Joins With WCC in Cooperative River Project by Isabelle Ferrera
On Corps, WI CC Newsletter - July August 1989. View 1989 - Crew Constructs Wild Rice Boats - The Forest Republican, Crandon, WI - (WI CC) Aug 24, 1989. View
1989 - 13 Fish Cribs Installed in Cooperative Effort by Tom Matthiae
The Forest Republican, Crandon, WI - Sep 7, 1989. (WI DNR, USFS, WI CC, Industry & Sportsmans Club)
1989 - Dead Horse Ranch State Park to Benefit From ACC Program
Verde Independent, Camp Verde, AZ - December 13, 1989. (AZ CC) View

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Colorado loves its beer. Denver is the nation’s former microbrew capital and microbreweries throughout the state continue to thrive. Naturally, because beer business is big business, beer law became a practice area.
The Supreme Court, in a direct appeal by Woodland Park under C.A.R. 21, holds that the district court lacked jurisdiction to review Teller County’s petition for judicial review of an annexation by the City of Woodland Park under C.R.S. § 31-12-116.
April 15, 2015 marks the 150th anniversary of President Abraham Lincoln’s death. Lincoln served as U.S. President for little more than one term, and during that period, he worked to make all people of this country equal. He wrote the Emancipation Proclamation in 1862, declaring that “all persons held as slaves within any State or designated part of a state . . . shall be . . . forever free.” On April 4, 1864, the Thirteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution abolishing slavery passed the Senate, and on January 31, 1865, it passed the House of Representatives. It was ratified after Lincoln’s death on December 6, 1865.
We can speculate — as we’ve been doing in this series — about where present trends might take us, but it’s useful to remember that “we are still the masters of our fate.” We can shape where those trends take us by engaging with them, and thus we can invent the future — the future we want, not just the one that will happen to us.
On Thursday, May 21, 2015, the Colorado Court of Appeals issued four published opinions and 30 unpublished opinions.


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Check up on the past winners of the KING FM Young Artist Awards! Click here for more information on this year’s competition, and to submit your entry.
Marié Rossano, violin (2012)
Marié Rossano became a member of the New York Philharmonic in May 2016. After being named a winner of the KING FM Young Artist Awards in 2012, she has performed as soloist with the Seattle Symphony, Utah Symphony, and more than a dozen other orchestras in the western United States. In 2015 she performed as concertmaster of the Malaysian Philharmonic under Giancarlo Guerrero and Fabio Luisi. She has enjoyed summer engagements at the Seattle Chamber Music Society’s Summer Festival, Strings Music Festival, Music from Angel Fire, Deer Valley Music Festival, and Methow Valley Music Festival.
Marié Rossano studied with Ida Kavafian and Joseph Silverstein at the Curtis Institute of Music, where she graduated in May 2016 with a bachelor’s of music degree and the 2016 Edward Aldwell Award for Excellence in Musical Studies.
Olivia Marckx, cello (2013) and Charlotte Marckx, violin (2015)
Olivia and Charlotte often perform together as the duo Sempre Sisters, and have appeared in multiple From the Top programs. In 2016, they were featured in this video performance celebrating the Fourth of July in Boston. Most recently, violinist Charlotte Marckx was named the winner of the 2017 MTNA National Junior String Competition, and Olivia Marckx was named a finalist for the 2017 national Cook College Scholarship.
Alexander Lu, piano (2010, 2016)
After being named one of the first winners of the KING FM Young Artist Awards, Alexander captured the first prize and Judges’ Distinction Award at the 2011 American Protégé International Competition. He performed with Philharmonia Northwest and the Seattle Symphony in 2013, winning the Symphony’s Young Artist Audition Competition with a performance of Mozart’s Piano Concerto No. 21. In 2014, Alexander became one of the 30 young talents chosen from around the world to participate in the Thomas & Evon Cooper International Piano Competition in Cleveland. In 2015 Alexander was one of the six semi-finalists of the 2015 Virginia Waring International Piano Competition in Palm Desert, and competed in the International E-Piano Junior Competition in Minnesota as one of the 25 contestants chosen worldwide. Alexander was selected as a winner of the KING FM Young Artist Awards for a second time in 2016 as a participant of the senior age division. Most recently, he became the first classical pianist to receive the Grand Prize in the ENKOR International Music Competition.
The 2017 KING FM Young Artist Awards are sponsored by BECU, and are presented in partnership with Seattle Chamber Music Society.


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New Delhi : In the Shraddha Walkar murder case, the cross-examination of three prosecution witnesses will begin from July 12 in Delhi’s Saket court. Shraddha Walkar’s brother Shreejay is also included in the three witnesses who will be cross-examined in the court. According to media reports, the trial against Aftab Poonawala, accused in the Shraddha Walkar murder case, has started in Delhi’s Saket court. In this case, the work of recording the statement of the prosecution has also started. Now the arguments will start in the court from July 12.
Shraddha’s brother Shreejay’s statement recorded
According to media reports, while recording his statement as a prosecution witness in Delhi’s Saket Court, Shraddha Walkar’s brother Shreejay told the court that it was Shraddha who had told Shreejay that accused Aftab Poonawala was not with his sister. He used to quarrel not only verbally, but also used to beat them while torturing them physically.
Shraddha was killed by cutting into 35 pieces
Let us inform that Shraddha Walkar was murdered by Aftab Poonawalla by cutting her into 35 pieces in a flat in Delhi. Legal proceedings against the accused Aftab Poonawalla have started in the Saket court. Shraddha was murdered on 18 May 2022 by her live-in partner Aftab Amin Poonawala. After the murder, Aftab kept Shraddha’s dead body locked in the fridge and then went on throwing the pieces of her body one by one in the forest.
Aftab’s narco test report ready, Shraddha Walkar’s father Vikas said this
Demand to include Aftab’s parents in the investigation
According to media reports, earlier in April, Delhi’s Saket Court had issued an order in response to a petition filed by the Delhi Police against a channel and other channels. In the petition, there was a demand to stop these channels from sharing the content of the charge sheet including digital evidence in the Shraddha murder case. On April 10, Shraddha’s father Vikas Walkar demanded the involvement of Aftab’s parents in the investigation. It was claimed that he deliberately hid this fact and was kept away from the investigation.


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