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A coalition of civil rights groups on June 4 filed an ethics complaint against conservative federal Judge Edith Jones for discriminatory and offensive remarks she allegedly made during a public speech, including a contention that minorities are predisposed to crime.
Jones, of the Fifth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, reportedly made the remarks at a Federalist Society event at the University of Pennsylvania on Feb. 20. While her lecture was not recorded, five students and one attorney signed affidavits, attesting to what they heard.
According to the complaint, Jones said certain “racial groups like African Americans and Hispanics are predisposed to crime,” are “‘prone’ to commit acts of violence,” and get involved in more violent and “heinous” crimes than people of other ethnicities. She also allegedly claimed that Mexican nationals would prefer to be on death row in the United States rather than in prison in Mexico, she generally denigrated that country’s judicial system, and said it was an “insult” for the U.S. to look to the laws of other countries such as Mexico, among other outrageous comments.
“Students were appalled by her speech,” said Katie Naranjo, a spokeswoman for the coalition backing the complaint, according to the Huffington Post.
The coalition includes the Mexican Capital Legal Assistance Program, the League of United Latin American Citizens, the Texas Civil Rights Project, the NAACP’s Austin, Texas branch and the National Bar Association’s Houston affiliate.
The group further accused Jones of lambasting the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision prohibiting the execution of persons who are “mentally retarded,” saying the ruling created a “slippery slope.” She allegedly expressed disgust with capital defendants who claim “mental retardation” and said defendants’ claims of racism, innocence, arbitrariness, and violations of international law and treaties are just “red herrings” used by opponents of the death penalty.
Jones also allegedly referred to her personal religious views as justification for the death penalty, saying capital defendants are provided a service since they are likely to make peace with God only in the moment before imminent execution.
The group’s 12-page complaint, filed pursuant to the federal Judicial Conduct and Disability Act, was lodged at the appeals court, which is based in New Orleans and also covers Texas.
Judge Jones’ “inflammatory” remarks violated several canons of judicial conduct, the complaint says.
Her words demonstrate “both an utter disregard for the fundamental judicial standard of impartiality and a lack of judicial temperament,” the group asserts, and her conduct “undermines public confidence in the integrity and impartiality of the judiciary, and creates a strong appearance of impropriety.”
Jones, 64, was appointed to the Fifth Circuit in 1985 by President Ronald Reagan and was twice mentioned as a nominee to the Supreme Court.
The anti-abortion rights advocate has long been controversial and the complaint cited Jones’ well-publicized interaction with a fellow judge when she told him to “shut up” during an oral argument.
The group’s complaint is requesting Jones’ transfer. Jones has not commented.

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A chain is only as strong as its weakest link. This same concept applies to the operations of a company – each team member is a link that holds the company together. As a leader, you not only have the responsibility and moral obligation of creating a productive and safe work environment for your employees, but you are also expected to promote creativity and innovation within your organization. Checking all of these boxes requires more than simply implementing safety procedures and adhering to the minimum HR requirements. Set your team up for success by prioritizing diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives within your business.
Your employees are your most important asset – investing in the right resources for them to achieve professional success is a great start to ensuring you increase your bottom line. With the help of People Solutions Center’s workplace and diversity training, your company can leverage the unique traits and backgrounds of your team members to boost company morale and increase your bottom line.
Complementing a Culture of Diversity
Diversity is more than just a percentage. When we think about diversity, we likely picture a group of people composed of different ethnicities, ages or genders. However, some features that can help you diversify your workforce are invisible to the naked eye. While having people on your team with different backgrounds or ethnicities is a great start, your company can only truly embrace this culture of diversity by complementing it with a culture of respect, equity and inclusion.
When you hire a person who can speak another language or is familiar with another culture, you are diversifying your team by simply giving them a seat at your table. This checks the most basic HR requirement as an equal opportunity employer.
As an innovative leader, however, you must ensure this new employee becomes a contributing member of your organization. How do you do that? You give this employee a voice that is not only acknowledged and respected, but also heard and valued. When you achieve this, you will have effectively created a sense of belonging for your team members. It’s indisputable that happy employees are loyal, high performing employees.
Barriers You May Encounter
Hiring people with unique experiences, beliefs, education, thinking styles and socioeconomic backgrounds sounds like a great step forward for almost any company from a competitive standpoint. When you gather people with unique qualities to work for your company, you create a melting pot of ideas and perspectives – the perfect formula for innovation. Unfortunately, there are still some barriers you may face as you navigate the process of implementing diversity initiatives.
When interviewing candidates, first impressions are everything. Within the first few seconds, you have subconsciously made judgments about someone based on their visible characteristics such as the clothes they’re wearing, skin color or ethnic background. This is called an unconscious bias and can often lead us to make the wrong decisions when interviewing a candidate.
Privilege is another obstacle candidates may face when looking for a job. This is an advantage a person is entitled to, due to no effort of their own. For example, a person born into a wealthy family has the privilege of being financially stable enough to afford an expensive education, as opposed to a person who comes from a family with limited financial resources. Better paying jobs are more likely to require a college degree. Recognizing that privilege exists can help your management team better equip their team members with the tools they need for success.
Creating Prosperity In The Workplace
Similar to how unconscious bias enables us to make unfounded assumptions about a person without intentionally doing so, microaggressions are negative prejudicial slights or insults toward any group of people oftentimes not meant to be offensive. An example of a microaggression could be a coworker describing their superior as being knowledgeable in sports, despite being a woman. At minimum, this creates a barrier to folks feeling like they belong – at worst, it creates a hostile work environment.
With proper training in diversity and inclusion from People Solutions Center, your management team will learn to break that unconscious bias and learn how to identify the candidates with unique qualities that could make them an asset to your company. We can help you create a culture of belonging within your organization by making your employees feel like they’re not only included, but also celebrated. Do not settle for meeting the minimum HR requirements of being an equal opportunity employer. With the help of People Solutions Center, you can provide your company with team workshops that facilitate growth and trust while nurturing diversity, equity and inclusion in the workplace.

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Andover and it’s surrounding villages has been battered with wind and strong rain following a weather warning from the Met Office yesterday.
The forecaster had predicted winds from up to 50mph and urged residents to be vigilant, especially while travelling. The conditions are set to last up to tomorrow (13th, Wednesday)
Nevertheless, driving conditions are harsh and are affecting bus and railway services along with road conditions and are causing multiple crashes along the Southcoast, keep updated on Hampshire Drivers.
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The Worst of the Best: Undeserving Best Pictures
Adam McPartlan, Tower Staff
September 27, 2012
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Almost 85 years ago, the Oscars were brought into existence. A movie has been chosen to win the prestigious award for Best Picture every year since its inception. Nearly 500 films have been nominated for this award, most of which won numerous other awards. Actually, only three films (Grand Hotel, Mutiny on the Bounty, and Broadway Melody) won Best Picture without winning another award, and Grand Hotel is the only winner to be nominated for only Best Picture. Conversely, three films in the history of the Oscars have won all of the Top 5 awards (Picture, Director, Leading Actor, Leading Actress, and Adapted/Original Screenplay): It Happened One Night, One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, and The Silence of the Lambs. Of the three, only The Silence of the Lambs won just those five awards.
There are plenty of other notable facts about the Academy Awards, like silent films winning Best Picture, the only person to win five Oscars, etc. The most fun, however, is when people say Best Picture winners should not have won, because there is no standard. Many people say Forrest Gump shouldn’t have won…and I’m one of them. Others say that The King’s Speech shouldn’t have won…and I’m not one of them. Here are my ten Best Pictures that should not have won the award.
10. Annie Hall (1977) and The Great Ziegfeld (1936): In a tie, we have a movie about true love that somehow ends, and a showman who can’t really show. Star Wars should have blown up Woody Allen’s film, and The Story of Louis Pasteur definitely outshined Ziegfeld.
9. Driving Miss Daisy (1989): An amazing film about a racist old woman who has an African American chauffer; definitely Dan Aykroyd’s best performance. While this movie is good, it has no place holding the title of Best Picture when, in the same year, Robin Williams gave his best performance ever as an English teacher in the phenomenal Dead Poets Society.
8. Around the World in Eighty Days (1956): A film about Phileas Fogg’s race around the world has its positives. It’s definitely a good film, but not nearly as well-made as Cecil B. DeMille’s epic about the Exodus story, The Ten Commandments.
7. The Artist (2011): A silent film about a silent film actor leaves me speechless as to why this won Best Picture. Four films (The Descendants, The Tree of Life, Midnight in Paris, and Moneyball) laid more claim to that title than a movie with its best performance coming from a dog.
6. How Green was My Valley (1941): A film about Welsh miners somehow managed to beat two of the greatest films ever made. While it is probable that both The Maltese Falcon and Citizen Kane split the vote, the fact remains that either had more of a right to win than the actual winner.
5. Slumdog Millionaire (2008): A heart-warming semi-musical about an Indian on a game show, who wins because his life happens to be that messed up that he knew all the answers, not to mention his girlfriend manages to magically pick up the phone just in time as our hero phones a friend. Frost/Nixon was the best film that year, hands down, because it was real and Frank Langella’s performance as Nixon was brilliant.
4. Chicago (2002): A musical….over Roman Polanski’s The Pianist? A musical…over a film about a real man, with a real struggle, with an Oscar winning performance by Adrien Brody, and Oscar winning script, and an Oscar winning director? Really?
3. An American in Paris (1951): Oh look, another musical. The title pretty much sums up the film, except it left out dancing along the streets for no apparent reason. If musicals win, the songs in them should have a purpose. How did a musical manage to beat not only A Streetcar Named Desire, but also Quo Vadis, a film about a Roman guard falling in love with a Jewish Christian during Nero’s persecution? The answer remains a mystery.
2. The Sound of Music (1965): A musical…again. At least the songs here have a kind of purpose. Unfortunately, the movie didn’t. The makers took a perfectly nice, real story, and turned into a cheap semi-operatic performance for Julie Andrews. The producers probably just wanted another Mary Poppins-esque performance. Doctor Zhivago was the true winner, with a haunting score, awesome performances, and great direction.
1. Forrest Gump (1994): Mother of God, why? Tom Hanks’ performance was deserving of his Oscar for Best Actor, and the editing was great. But when a film’s most quoted line is a girl telling a handicapped young boy to run, and by pure Mary Poppins magic, he can run, there’s something very wrong with this picture. It’s a nice story, but when this thing won over Pulp Fiction and The Shawshank Redemption, there are some major issues going on in the Academy.

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Mississippians who died at siege of the Alamo to be honored
LAUREL, MS (WDAM) - The eight Mississippians who died at the siege of the Alamo 176 years ago are being honored by the State of Texas and Mississippi this week.
On Friday, they will be remembered in a ceremony at the site of the battle in San Antonio, Texas.
Mississippi State Senator Chris McDaniel will lead a delegation which will place a small monument commemorating their service and sacrifice. They will also replace a Mississippi state flag which has flown there for several years.
On March 6, 1836, the Mississippians, along with about 200 other defenders, were killed when the Alamo fell to Mexican army forces led by General Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna.
"The Alamo was a very important part of American history, it's a very important part of Texas history, but likewise, because we had eight Mississippians who fought and died there, including the youngest Alamo defender, it's a very important part of Mississippi's history as well," said McDaniel.
Last March, the State Senate passed a concurrent resolution commending and supporting the presentation of the monument, which was paid for with private funds.
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“WHAT A JOY IT IS THAT IN BRITAIN THERE HAS BEEN A TANGIBLE SHIFT FOR THE GOOD IN HOW WE FEEL ABOUT BREAD”
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“Serve with chunks of bread.” These are the words that most of my very favourite recipes end with. It is an instruction that assures a meal of relaxed conviviality. All the more so if the bread is there to mop up the juices of the dish, where many flavours lie and the waste of which would be pretty much unforgivable. Claudia Roden says that her father could not “truly savour sauces or juices, or anything in fact, without a piece of bread”, and I am with him.
A baguette is my bread of choice for that task. Roughly torn and piled up on the side for everyone to help themselves to. Whether partnering a fish broth or an oxtail stew, this is really not a time for elegant bread. That would feel all wrong somehow.
Often, our choices of bread are all about feelings. Flavour too, yes, of course. But the emotional resonance of bread is like little else. Take the incomparable comfort of a slice of toast served up as a simple act of kindness or sustenance – spread with jam, or Marmite if you must, or the salty butter that is my preference, ideally while the toast is still so hot that the butter soaks deep, deep into the crumb. If tired or ill or just plain hungry there is nothing to beat it.
The simplest loaves often make for the very best toast. Yeasted or sourdough, baked in a tin or freeform, all that matters is that they slice well and taste good. These are also the kinds of loaves well within the capabilities of a home baker – even if Julia Child and Elizabeth David each slightly dauntingly take over a dozen pages to tell us how to bake the plainest of French loaves in their cookbooks. They are your – our – chance to fill the home with the smell of freshly baked bread that is so warming of spirit; to feel the immense satisfaction of kneading and knocking-back a loaf.
What could be lovelier than that? Not much. But my own breads don’t always turn out so well. Sometimes I worry that the bread can somehow sense my mood – whenever I’m feeling out of sorts, that somehow translates itself to the loaf, which, like me, becomes a sad reflection of itself. This makes me wonder whether all professional bakers are at heart happy, contented souls. Certainly, I am more than willing to leave the bread-making to craftsmen bakers whose hard-won skills enable them to embrace all kinds of different loaves, each of them evoking different feelings in us as we choose which to buy and eat when.
Behind such differences lies the universality of bread. Communities around the world have always adapted their own styles to whatever fits their particular culture of farming and feeding. It is a theme evocatively explored by Elisabeth Luard in her classic mid-1980s cookbook, The Rich Tradition of European Peasant Cookery. She is yet another iconic food writer who has been compelled to put into words how she feels about bread, and for her it is important precisely because it offers such a connection across societies.
As she writes about a tradition of Sicilian breads where the loaves are ‘put to bed’ by being covered with shawls and blankets, who among us doesn’t at that description yearn to do as she tells us the locals do, and pile into the hot bread not with butter but with olive oil, salt, pepper and grated cheese?
Happily, many international heritage breads remain just as popular today as they ever were and carry with them still the resonances of their origins. Rye breads, for example, have a distinctive flavour and texture that speaks of the hardy rye cereal grain from which they are made. The low gluten content of the rye makes these breads harder for the baker to work and results in denser textures that suit the cooking of the regions they are associated with, such as Scandinavia and parts of Russia or Germany, where more delicate wheat grain doesn’t survive well. When you think about what to serve with the intensity of pickles and smoked fish, or with hearty soups, the depth and weight of a slice of rye starts to feel straight away like just the right thing.
Sometimes what you want is a flatbread that can be wrapped around your food as you eat, or used to scoop up meat, vegetables or pulses cooked in a delicious sauce, thereby bringing you tangibly closer to the pleasure of food. It isn’t cold metal but warm bread and your hands that deliver the food to your mouth. Depending on what you are eating – and how you are feeling – your choice of flatbread could be one of so many international options. Maybe an Indian naan, a Georgian khachapuri, an Italian focaccia, or its close cousin the French fougasse, which has more rustic elegance to it than many of the breads I have mentioned so far.
Mention of French breads takes me back again to the classic baguette with which I began. It is one style of bread you couldn’t easily bake at home even if you wanted to – it is simply too long for domestic ovens. That could be what makes it such a special delight to see crusty baguettes piled up on a baker’s counter. They stir memories for me of summer holidays in France, where the proliferation of independent bakers and roadside baguette-vending machines are sure signs of a country that takes its relationship with bread very seriously.
What a joy it is – as I write that last sentence – to be able to go on to say that in Britain there has been a tangible shift for the good in how we feel about bread. There is growing respect here for ‘proper’ craftsmen bakers alongside growing understanding of the failings in the flavour and nutritional value of processed breads, and then the pleasures of well-made bread. We are again embracing breads that age rather than just go off.
Okay, yes, they all go off eventually, but before they do so, the bread undertakes a journey of aging that offers even the most moderately-resourceful of cooks the chance to keep on enjoying every last crumb and not waste any of its fabulousness – revived by oil, water and vinegar in a panzanella salad, sunk deep into custard for a bread and butter pudding, or simply whizzed up into breadcrumbs.
We are rediscovering, too, our own British heritage loaf styles. My favourite of those is the cottage loaf. Imagine two round loaves baked on top of each other, with the top one smaller than the bottom, and you are on the right lines. It can’t really be easily sliced or toasted – it’s another bread for satisfyingly ripping and dunking – but whenever I see one I can’t help smiling. And there is much to be said for any bread that makes you feel happy.

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'The Runner' recap: Day 21
Everything's biggest in Texas -- including the drama!
Day 21 of "The Runner" followed the Runner and the Chaser teams to Grandview, Texas. The Runner was forced to skydive off of a helicopter to enter the location of the daily ops, and two of the teams got into a fight over a golf cart. Check it out below:
The second episode of the day revealed that the Chaser teams will follow the Runner to the Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah.
Watch the day's second show below for updates from each of the Chaser teams:
The day's third episode highlighted the Chaser teams' pioneer-themed challenge in Salt Lake City.
Watch the third episode at the top of the page.
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MUMBAI: Convicted terrorists will not be eligible for furlough leave from prison, according to the Maharashtra government's new rules for prisoners. Earlier this year in February, a notification was issued amending the Prisons (Bombay Furlough and Parole) Rules, 1959, according to which persons convicted of terrorist crimes would not be entitled to be granted furlough.
On Monday the Bombay high court asked the Maharashtra government to clarify whether the change in rules would also apply to parole.
According to advocate Arfan Sait, who is on the high court legal aid panel, a convicted prisoner serving his jail term can avail of two options to seek temporary leave from the jail to visit his home---parole and furlough. While parole is granted in cases of emergencies, furlough leave is available as a right to the prisoner.
Under the rules, a prisoner who has been convicted can apply for parole leave for 30 days, in case of any emergency in his family. This can be extended to another 60 days. Parole is usually at the discretion of authorities.
A furlough leave of 14 days is available to a convict inmate who has spent two years in jail. This can be extended by another 14 days.
The new rules also say that a prisoner convicted for offences such as dacoity, kidnapping, smuggling and those under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act shall not be released on furlough.
The high court's direction to the state came during the hearing of an application filed by Salim Shaikh, who was convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment for his alleged involvement in the 1993 Mumbai serial blasts case. Shaikh has sough parole to arrange his daughter's wedding.

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DEATH -DEAD / OBITUARIES : Marco Rodrigues has died, according to a statement posted online on March. 27, 2020.
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A small but growing group of dads are making the same decisions moms have been making for years: Opting to spend more time with their kids.
More than half of the respondents to a AAA survey said they would pay higher fuel taxes if the money would be spent on improving roads
A tentative agreement between the city of Detroit and its largest union would limit pension cuts to 4.5 percent instead of the proposed 27 percent cuts.
Cramer's advocated watching the market closely for a while. But now, he says, it’s time to act!
Some Americans who've enrolled in an Obamacare exchange plan with a government subsidy could find themselves on the hook to Uncle Sam next spring.
An offensive by insurgents that threatens to dismember Iraq seems to slow after days of lightning advances.
Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair has argued it is "bizarre" to blame the current crisis in Iraq on the war of 2003.
Divorce negotiations can quickly turn sour without sound legal and financial advice regarding the splitting or liquidation of assets.
Half of Gen Xers and a third of baby boomers support kids and elderly parents, putting their own budgets and retirement plans in peril.
Ukraine said it expected to resume talks with Russia on a gas pricing dispute on Sunday evening, as a key debt deadline looms.
China is attempting to end the last in a series of labor disputes involving some of the world’s most powerful companies. The FT reports.
"Fast Money" producer Mike Newberg is the latest person to follow the Twitter clues and find an envelope filled with cash.
There's so much going on at E3 that it's hard to keep up with everything being shown, talked about and hinted at.
Anheuser-Busch InBev, the maker of Budweiser, and SABMiller, which brews Coors and Miller, disclose ingredients after blogger's campaign.
Pro-Russian separatists have shot down a Ukrainian army transport plane, killing all 49 military personnel on board, Reuters reports.
As the World Cup kicks off, there's plenty that can go wrong. We outline some of the biggest risks – and how much they are likely to be insured for.
Americans rack up $7.4 billion in payday loans annually. Silicon Valley has a plan to make what critics call extortion palatable.
Here’s why I’m betting that Qatar will be stripped of the 2022 World Cup, says former assistant US attorney Mitchell Epner.
Most stereotypes associated with the world's ultra-high-net-worth UHNW)population are just plain wrong, says research house Wealth X Institute.
Three brothers used an Oklahoma horse farm as a front for their notorious Los Zetas drug cartel. Here's how investigators unraveled the years-long crime.

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WEB Superhard Conductive Rhenium Nitride Thin Films via Magnetic Field-Assisted CVD from Volatile Rhenium PrecursorsThursday (24.09.2020) 12:05 - 12:20 Z: Special Symposia I Part of:
Rhenium nitride is a promising candidate as superhard conductor. Different rhenium-to-nitrogen ratios and several phases result in challenging synthetic strategies for phase pure rhenium nitride. Novel heteroleptic rhenium(I) compounds, [fac-Re(I)(CO)3(L)] (e.g., L= tfb-dmpda, (N,N-(4,4,4-trifluorobut-1-en-3-on)-dimethyl propylene diamine)), containing preformed Re−N bonds act as efficient precursors for selective growth of polycrystalline rhenium nitride (ReN) films by vapor phase deposition. This is the first known access to synthesize phase pure rhenium nitride by single source precursor approach without the need of additional gases. Interdependence of materials strength and thin film orientation is strongly influenced by external magnetic fields. Deposition of ReN films in presence of an external magnetic field showed an orientation effect with preferred growth of crystallites along ⟨100⟩ direction.

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Halting the Bush tax breaks for 2% of the Richest Americans could have balanced the budget.
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THESE ARE YOUR REPUBLICANS – House GOP blocks bill to extend jobless benefits. Focusing more on preserving tax cuts for the RICH.
“I don’t think we want to leave here having fought for tax cuts for millionaires and against unemployment insurance for those that have lost their jobs,” spokesman Robert Gibbs said.
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"This is the definitive book on rifles and shotguns. It is clear, concise, organized for easy reference, encyclopedic in its coverage and fully illustrated with photographs and drawings.
The author traces the history of shoulder arms from the unwieldy midget cannon through the Kentucky rifle and the plains rifle, the breech loading systems that replaced them, up to today's precision pieces.
The book discusses in full detail American and foreign sporting rifles. It cover the cartridge, its evolution, primer system, parts and chambering, and how cartridges are named and numbered in the U.S. and abroad. It explains types and actions of big game rifles, barrels, stocks, iron and telescope sights.
Also is valuable information on windage, sighting and trajectory. There is advice on the best rifles and cartridges for hunting in mountains, woods and plains, for shooting all kinds of game, including soft skinned and hard skinned big game.
On shotguns, the book completely covers actions, stocks, barrels, choke devices and shells. The author names the proper guns for upland game, waterfowl, skeet and trapshooting. He tells how to choose shot size, hot to fit the new gun and covers techniques for aiming and scatter gunning on clay targets.
The unique Pioch drawings were created especially for this book. The drawings, explained by easy to follow captions, show the complete cycles of operation of typical gun actions of all periods. Many of the actions have never before been illustrated.
The illustrated Seven Lesson Course on rifle shooting is another unique aspect of the book. Step by step, the course covers all the fundamentals of good shooting, including shooting positions, trigger squeeze, use of the gun sling, practice on moving targets and sighting in.
As a reference book or manual, this book will be an indispensable companion and guide for everyone who likes and uses guns."

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The pupils with creative skills in mechanics teamed up to participate on Thursday, the 6th of May 2015, to the “Dumitru Mangeron” Creativity Contest, organized by the Faculty of Machines Manufacturing and Industrial Management, the “Gheorghe Asachi” Technical University of Iasi.
The competition brought together pupils from the 9th to the 12th grades from the technical high schools in Iasi and neighbouring counties. Each high school participated with a team of 4 pupils, one for each year of study. The participants took 3 tests: a theoretical team test, a practical creativity and imagination team test and a theoretical test taken only by the 12th grade pupils.
The tests elaboration and assessment were conducted by committees comprising specialty professors from the faculty and the participating high schools.
The score of the special 12th graders test and the one achieved by the team were taken into consideration when ranking. The awarded pupils will be granted certain advantages when enlisting to the Faculty of Machines Manufacturing and Industrial Management, as well as a study scholarship for the first semester of the junior year.
17 teams participated to the competition coming from high schools in Iasi, Vaslui, Barlad, Piatra Neamt, Tg. Frumos, Vlădeni, Botoşani, Fălticeni.
This year the assistant teachers of the high school pupils and the MMIM professors participated to the Teaching Staff Workshop named “Didactic Innovation and Creativity”. It was an excellent opportunity to exchange collaboration ideas and identify the proper means to offer career counselling to the pupils.
This year contest reached its ninth edition. The contest was organized in partnership with the “Dimitrie Leonida” Technical College of Iasi and the “Al. I. Cuza” Technical College of Barlad.
Additional information on the contest regulations, teams, jury committees, scoring and rankings, as well as information on previous edition may be found on: https://www.cm.tuiasi.ro/admitere/concurs-elevi/d-mangeron/.


On Good Friday, the atheist war against Christianity and liberty continues unabated.
Eric Cantor supports liberals, not conservatives. And he wants to be the next Republican Speaker of the House of Representatives.
Pollsters give the GOP a 60% chance of winning the Senate this year. That is unless the Republican Establishment pushes a GOP civil war that will ensure Harry Reid remains majority leader.
Can we call it what it really is? The US Government just did a shakedown on Toyota for $1.2 billion. Chicago politics now rules America.
If it is another month, it is another Michelle Obama vacation. Perhaps she sould be renamed Marie Antoinette Obama?
Two years ago, Barack Obama promised the US Korea free trade agreement would boost US Exports and jobs. What really happened? Oops.
With the strong possibility that Flight 370 was hijacked, why aren't our security forces on high alert? Is President Mom Jeans cheering for the other side again?
Have you heard the latest from Comrade Obama? We are to sacrifice to cover his mistakes.
How does Mitch McConnell go from dumb to insanely stupid in the space of one simple sentence? Find out now!


The final presentation for the Preservation of Pittsburgh Master Plan at the newly renovated Pittman Park was well attended by residents of Pittsburgh, Atlanta. During the gathering, Project Director Elma Felix presented the essential principles of the plan, housing tools and implementation strategies with the audience. The Resident Leadership Team, a core group of Pittsburgh residents, selected ten Quick Start Demonstration Projects to change the image of Pittsburgh. They registered dozens of interested residents and non-residents to specific projects. The Dover-Kohl team will continue to work with Sustainable Neighborhood Development Strategies, Inc. and the residents of Pittsburgh to approve Preservation of Pittsburgh Master Plan in the coming months.


Although any mower of any brand can have its fair share of issues, there are some pretty common problems associated with Ferris zero-turn mowers, especially if you’ve been using your mower for a while.
Luckily, not all these issues are serious, and all have solutions you can try to fix the problem.
With Ferris Zero Turn mowers, there are some problems — namely start-up issues, uneven cuts, difficulty mowing wet grass, wild vibrating, faulty brakes, hydro-gear system problems, an engine that doesn’t run well, and traction issues — you might face. Their solutions vary, but it’s possible you’ll need to clean out components, replace parts, or, at the very worst, take it in to be serviced by a professional.
Our helpful guide will walk you through each issue to help you understand the cause and then point you in the right direction with a viable solution. Let’s get started.
Common Ferris Zero Turn Mower Problems and Their Solutions
If you’ve ever used a lawn mower, Ferris brand or otherwise, you know that problems are bound to crop up eventually.
With Ferris Zero Turn mowers, there are a few commonly reported problems that customers face, usually after years of their mower working like a charm.
Some of the most common issues include:
- Problems starting up
- Cuts that aren’t even
- Trouble mowing grass when it’s wet
- Constant vibrating
- Brakes that stop working
- Hydro-gear system issues
- An engine that runs poorly
- Issues with traction
Let’s take a deep dive into these issues and their respective fixes.
Problem #1: Your Ferris Zero Turn mower is having starting issues.
Nobody wants a lawn mower that can’t even start.
If your mower isn’t starting up right, there could be a handful of culprits at fault. Before starting, you should:
- Make sure the mower has a full tank of fresh gas
- Take a look at the carburetor and hydraulic system to see if anything looks off
- Check that the mower’s energy level is sufficient
Keep in mind that clogged mower parts can cause your mower to have difficulty starting. For example, the gas the mower needs to run could be restricted or hindered by fuel parts that are clogged. Even if there’s not a visible blockage, fuel components that are faulty or malfunctioning will ensure your mower won’t start up as it should. For clogged or broken fuel parts, all you’ll have to do is replace them to fix the issue.
Another area you might find a blockage is the air filter. If air is restricted, the Ferris Zero Turn can have problems starting up. Check to see if anything is amiss in the air filter. If so, you shouldn’t have any trouble replacing it, which very well might solve your problem.
If your mower’s battery is old or faulty, the resulting electrical problems can lead to your lawnmower not starting up. If that’s the case, invest in a new battery. In a similar vein, if your Ferris can’t charge or won’t hold a charge, it won’t start up either.
With a mower that won’t start up, you could also be facing weak connections or faulty electrical parts. Most, if not all, of these electrical parts, can be replaced, but take the mower to your local dealer if you’re still having issues.
Problem #2: You’re getting uneven cuts when you mow.
It’s fair to assume when you use the zero-turn mower that you’re expecting level, even cuts on your lawn. However, if that’s not the case, you might be facing some issues that should be fixed as soon as they’re noticed.
Luckily, this particular problem isn’t as serious as some of the other issues we’ll mention. For uneven cuts, the main problem could very well be the blades. If your mower’s blades are worn, damaged, or just dull, you probably won’t see the gorgeous, even cuts you’re looking for when it comes time to mow the lawn.
The solution for this is easy enough: Just replace the blades if they’re broken. If the blades aren’t sharp enough, you can sharpen them for a cleaner cut.
If your blades are in perfect condition, though, the problem might be with your method. If you mow the lawn too quickly, your rows can look messy or uneven. Likewise, if you’re not overlapping the rows sufficiently, you might notice some uneven cuts, too.
To steer clear of messy, uneven cuts, try leveling the mower’s deck before you start. You might also need to clean it out or, in the worst-case scenario, repair or replace it.
Problem #3: Your Ferris Zero Turn mower has difficulty when mowing wet grass.
If you find that your Ferris Zero Turn lawn mower has trouble cutting wet grass, you’re not alone. This is a pretty commonly cited problem among mowers.
There are a few things to check out if you’re having this issue with your mower.
Start by taking a peek at the lawn mower’s engine. The problem could involve the spark plugs or the fuel mix, especially if you see that the oil level is too high.
Most times, you can sharpen the mower’s blades or try to slow the engine to fix this issue. Adjusting the choke and cleaning the air filter can help, too.
If you troubleshoot and still can’t seem to cut wet grass with your Ferris Zero Turn mower, take it to a licensed mechanic or dealer to diagnose and fix the problem.
Problem #4: You’re noticing a continuous vibration when you use your mower.
It’s inevitable for a Ferris Zero Turn mower to vibrate or shake a little when you’re using it. The mower has many components, and a bit of vibration isn’t a cause for panic. Your mower will vibrate with a higher frequency when you’re mowing at lower speeds.
Still, if you find your mower is vibrating wildly, there could be a problem.
Start by trying to adjust the choke or throttle to see if that stops the wild vibrating. You can also try making sure the blades are angled in the right way for optimal mowing.
If the problem persists, you might need to get your mower serviced at a licensed dealer.
Problem #5: Your Ferris Zero Turn mower’s brake isn’t working.
Unfortunately, a mower without a working brake is one of the most serious issues on our list.
Broken brakes are dangerous, and if you use a mower without a working brake, there’s a chance you could get hurt (or hurt someone else).
Usually, a non-working brake is due to one of two reasons: Either the brakes aren’t adjusted the right way, or the brake calipers are worn-out.
Before you take it in to be serviced, evaluate the mower on your own. You can always replace the calipers. You can also make sure the blades are properly adjusted (and give it double-check, just to be sure).
Problem #6: Your mower is having problems with its hydro gear system.
In nearly all Ferris Zero Turn mowers, you’ll find a hydrostatic transmission. That being said, it’s not uncommon to discover your mower is having problems with its hydrogear system.
If that’s the issue, it’s because of a problem with the pump. For example, the pump isn’t able to generate enough pressure.
If your mower is having problems with its hydro-gear system, more likely than not, you’re having the issue because the pump is full of air as opposed to oil, and the air is getting into the transmission.
To remedy this, move the control lever out of the neutral position. Carefully disengage the brakes and clutch. For five seconds, push the motion control levers forward. For five more seconds, hold it in place.
After this quick process, any air in the transmission system should be forced out.
To test it, turn off the Ferris Zero Turn mower’s engines and attempt to relaunch it by starting it up again. With a little luck, it should be working in no time.
Problem #7: Your lawn mower’s engine is running poorly.
Although your lawn mower may be technically working, an engine that isn’t running properly spells trouble for your Ferris Zero Turn mower.
If that’s the case, take a look at the spark plugs and the fuel mix. It’s possible that the mixture of gas could be too high. In a similar vein, it could be that the spark plug gaps are too large to work properly.
To remedy this issue, start by cleaning the mower’s air filter. Adjust the choke and, afterward, completely reset the spark plug’s gap. If all goes as it should, the mower should run better now.
Problem #8: Your Ferris Zero Turn mower is having some traction problems.
Traction is hugely important with regard to mowers, and you definitely don’t want to be doubting the traction.
If you’ve used your mower for a while, you might start to notice some traction problems.
Start by checking out your mower’s deck. If the deck looks to still be in great shape, that eliminates one potential problem.
If the deck is fine, it could very well be the blades that are causing the traction issues. Go ahead and replace the blades and that should fix any traction issues.
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A DANGEROUS sex attacker was placed in a B&B without police knowledge close to where he went on to rape and murder an OAP, a shock report has revealed.
A string of blunders left Kevin Rooney free to kill dementia sufferer Rosina Sutherland, 74, in her sheltered cottage in Edinburgh in 2011, an inquiry found.
Rooney was jailed in 2012 for a minimum of 21 years.
He was the subject of a Sexual Offences Prevention Order designed to protect the public from Scotland’s most dangerous attackers.
But when he was bailed in September 2011 after a bust-up, he was moved on October 27 by Edinburgh City Council into Longstone Guest House, just yards from a children’s nursery.
Landlady Wendy Halstead insisted no one from the police, social services or housing checked up on Rooney, who had 33 previous convictions.
When found by police after Rosina’s death, he was using her walking stick.
A significant case review by Detective Chief Inspector Phil Gachagan said police were not immediately informed by City of Edinburgh Council that Rooney had been placed in the B&B.
He also found “no evidence” that formal recorded joint discussions were held about Rooney in the 18 months before the murder.
The police chief criticised Rooney’s lack of stable accommodation, adding: “The practice of placing homeless sex offenders in B&B accommodation, unless it is a housing of last resort, should be discouraged.”
Despite the findings, DCI Gachagan’s conclusion blamed only Rooney.
Rosina’s family called for a fatal accident inquiry. Their lawyer Cameron Fyfe said: “They feel the current system is utterly inadequate, and only an FAI will highlight where the failings were.”
Police Scotland and Edinburgh City Council issued a statement, saying: “We will agree a way forward in responding to the report in consultation with them (the family).”


The three Mitchell U13 teams (pee wee) to participate in the 65th Mitchell Pee Wee hockey tournament Nov. 12-14 acquitted themselves well in their respective divisions.
Although none of them were division champs, they represented the Meteors well and have shown improvement already in the young 2021-22 season.
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The McLaughlin Auto Wholesale U13 AE squad qualified for their division semi-final after posting two wins and a tie during round robin play in the eight-team group.
The Meteors opened with a come from behind 4-3 win over Strathroy Nov. 12, with Cole Templeman’s goal with just over three minutes left snapping a 3-3 tie. Wes Berendsen scored two goals and added an assist for the locals while Sean Gibbings scored the other marker.
On Nov. 13, Carter Harris stood stall for the shutout and big centre Tyler Burtenshaw – who would go on to be named the winner of the J.E. Higgins award – scored twice in the opening period to pace a 4-0 triumph over Listowel. The Meteors iced the win with a pair of goals 15-seconds apart in the final minute of the second period from Colby Faust and Berendsen.
Later that same day, call-up Carter McAsh scored in the third period in a tight 1-1 deadlock with Ilderton.
In the semi-final Nov. 14, East Lambton would prove to be too strong an opponent, scoring five goals in the first period to surprise their sleepy foes en route to an 8-0 win. Mt. Brydges would defeat East Lambton 7-1 in the championship game.
The Hoegy’s Farm Supply U13 Meteors would win two of their three games in their pool in the BB-B-CC division, but it wasn’t enough to advance to the playoffs in the 12-team division. They opened the tournament with a 5-0 loss Nov. 12 to the eventual division champs from Ilderton, who edged a strong Fort Erie squad 3-2 to cap the entire weekend. Mitchell hung tough with Ilderton early, but a goal 29-seconds into the second period, and another four minutes later, was more than enough for the win.
Later the same day, Carson Brown scored twice as Mitchell jumped out to a 3-0 first period goal and hung on for a 4-3 win over Shelburne. Landon Van Bakel and Austin Judge also scored for the Meteors.
To complete pool action, Nate Uniac and Van Bakel scored less than two minutes apart late in the first period for the margin of victory in a 3-1 win over BCH. Brown also scored while Owen Beuermann picked up two assists.
The Legion U13 LL squad, meanwhile, had difficulty scoring in their first two games, both losses, 6-1 to Lucan and 8-0 to the eventual division champions from Waterloo. In their final round robin game against St. Marys, a beleaguered netminder Sebastian Voros recorded the shutout and Max Brodhagen and Carter McAsh each scored twice to lead a 7-0 win Nov. 14. Nolan Rolph, Michael Coyne and Keith Linton also scored with Luke Krempien drawing three assists. Dylan Dietrich and Coyne both had a pair. In their loss to Lucan, McAsh was the lone Mitchell scorer.
Waterloo would blank New Hamburg 8-0 to win the LL title, while Huron-Bruce shut out Drayton 7-0 to win the C-DD-D division.


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Cross-London ferry service to come to Newham later this year
PUBLISHED: 14:12 10 January 2019 | UPDATED: 17:19 10 January 2019
Work has begun on a 130 metre ferry pier just south of City Airport as part of a £3.5 billion regeneration area. It is expected to be completed in late 2019.
Work has begun on a 130 metre ferry pier just south of City Airport as part of a £3.5 billion regeneration area.
The unusual shape of the structure (the architects calling it ‘the most distinctive pier on the Thames’) includes a 162 square metre observation platform to allow it to double as a public space as well as a point to access London’s waterways.
Ferries will dock onto a pontoon off of the main structure and will have furniture, displays and a metal shell to provide shelter.
Alan Dempsey, director of Nex, the firm that designed the pier, said: “We saw an opportunity to combine new transport infrastructure with a distinctive new public space for London floating over the Thames.
“The pier provides both residents of Royal Wharf and visitors with new access to the city, while also offering places to gather, sit and enjoy the remarkable views of the Millennium Park, Thames Barrier and Canary Wharf.”
Nex was commissioned for the project after a competition in 2016. The structure will replace the jetty currently at the location.
It is the firm’s first major infrastructure project (the rest being buildings) and will replace the current jetty at the docks.
The pier will be serviced by MBNA Thames Clippers. In 2017, 4.1 million passengers used the company’s Thames routes, which are serviced by 18 boats.
Sean Collins, chief executive officer at MBNA Thames Clippers, said: “This is a significant milestone in our company’s network of piers across its 25km route, with Royal Wharf currently being our furthest pier east on the north bank of the Thames.”
The most recent ferry pier was opened at Battersea Power Station in November 2017, bringing the total number of stops to 22.
The pier comes part of the wider Royal Wharf development, a joint venture between Ballymore and Oxley. The project is to provide 3,385 homes.
Ballymore group managing director John Mulryan said: “Non-road travel is an essential part of the sustainability and growth of London’s commuter network, and this pier will soon be a part of that.”
It is expected to be completed by the end of the year.


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General Surgery is a discipline of surgery having a central core of knowledge embracing anatomy, physiology, metabolism, immunology, nutrition, pathology, wound healing, shock and resuscitation, intensive care, and neoplasia, which are common to all surgical specialties.
General Surgery Treatments
About General Surgery
A general surgeon has specialized knowledge and experience related to the diagnosis, preoperative, operative, and postoperative management, including the management of complications, in nine primary components of surgery, all of which are important to the education of a broadly based surgeon. Modern surgery has developed to such an extent that the body of knowledge and technical skills required have led to surgeons specializing in particular areas, generally an anatomical area of the body or occasionally in a particular technique or type of patient.

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Hi. Can you update form element like select box, radio button and checkbox? I want to purchase it but it’s seem like only have textbox and textarea form element which I can found in contact page. I will purchase it once you have all the form element
Hello, i am glad that you are interested in purchasing Zicer template.
Contact form is made to be “basic” form and most people need only basic functionality. That is the reason why i can not make these changes because most people don’t need that. You can hire someone to do that for you for cheap money, for example you can use some freelance services.
That is only my suggestion. If the template has all these element then we can use it vice versa.
Thank you for your suggestion i appreciate that, i will take in consideration all that you said in the future
Wow impressive! Nice arty look. I’m looking for a video bg template but this was hard to ignore.
Thank you so much for your kind words, i really appreciate that
Hi, I bought the template, awesome work. But I would like to be able to have the Twitter feed in the footer, why was this option not included?
And is it easy to add it?
Thank you for your kind words. Yes you can put your twitter feed in the footer but you need to make some modifications there. You just need to copy twitter feed HTML from the blog and paste that somewhere in the footer and then you can add some styles to adapt the twitter feed to current footer design. To do that you need to know basics of HTML/CSS coding. If you are still confused and don’t know how to make this let me know i will do that for you.!
I do know a bit of HTML but I am crap at CSS. I just want to replace ‘From the blog’ with ‘Twitter’. Any help would be much appreciated.
Here is the answer:
1.) In every HTML file that you want to use you need to delete old code and add a new code then save changes.
2.) Go to css/master.css and find “Footer” block of code and add this line of code and save changes.
3.) Go to js/custom.js and find “Function For Calling Twitter Plugin” and add this block of code and then save changes.
NOTE: you can copy existing function then paste it below and you only need to replace that:
Please if you like the template don’t forget to rate. I would appreciate that.
Your help is much appreciated; and I rated. Thanks
Hello. I love your theme, but is it possible to disable the responsive part and keep it at fixed width whichever the device ? is there a simple and smart way to do that with minimal change ?
Hello i have used skeleton css grid Skeleton V1.2, ( getskeleton.com )... As i remember there is no option for that, but you can check on their site and documentation if there is such option…. If not you can modify css grid on your own.
Thank you for replying even so you said no support. I appreciate it. My html knowledge is limited, is there a way to put a special container in the begining and end of the html file that doesn’t resize ? kinda of a fixed width workaround fast solution ?
if not, I would be very happy if you could provide of a few guidelines for changing the theme.
STEP 1: Please find “responsive.css” inside “css” folder and delete it..
STEP 2: http://i.imgur.com/6zicwh0.png
STEP 3: http://i.imgur.com/IHdNpEs.png
STEP 4: http://i.imgur.com/3NmUIvR.png
Thank you, it worked a little bit. The white boxed container is still resizing, which puts the text outside the white square and into the pattern background.
Please can you give me the link of your website?
here is a link http://goo.gl/RWps9Q
and an example image when resized : http://imgur.com/41JQ7FU
Please go to “css/responsive.css” and delete everything in it… Save it, then delete your browser cache and reload the page!
Tried that, no improvement. I also deleted the responsive.css entirely, still same thing.
That is because you didn’t delete your browser cache and old version of the site is still cached in your browser.. On my side everything works fine…http://i.imgur.com/4Q72HzL.png
The problem is still there even if i remove cash or look through a proxy. I’m using firefox. the problem comes when you resize as if you want to look through a mobile and scroll left.
Hey i really don’t know what firefox version you are using.. But this is from my side http://i.imgur.com/jGU55rc.png ... I have also tested your site on browserstack.com everything is fine.. Did you tried with Chrome or directly from mobile phone?
yes these look fine, but scroll your browser to the right and you will see, play with the horizontal scrollbar
It worked, you rocked my world !!! Thank you a lot. One thing I noticed though, on my mobile browser (chrome), the bottom footer is transparent and does not get the dark background like my desktop browser does. And is there a way to make the title’s in the menu a little bigger ?
I rated your deisgn ! When can we excpect some new work ?
Can not see the link of the website, did you delete the site?
sorry for the delay, my kid was sick, i put it back on.
Hello. I am having problems with the footer. It displays white on mobile chrome and black on firefox. Also, is there a way to disable the hover on the icons ? here is the website, thanks for your input. https://goo.gl/qJhkqA
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Please go into your ”/images/patterns” directory and rename image from “binding_dark_@2X.png” to “binding_dark@2X.png” and it will work.
Wow ! Fast reply ! Thank you a lot for your support. It worked ! Is there a way to make the icons non clickable ? No dark colour on hover at the main page ?
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Don't know how similar to Hifonics amps but heres some stuff they have in their manual.
Amplifier heatsink overheating
The amplifiers will shut down when the heatsink temperature reaches 80 degrees centigrade, and turn back on once the unit has cooled down below that point.
Causes of overheating:
1 - Inadequate cooling - relocate or remount to provide better natural airflow over the fins.
2 - Driving high power levels into low impedances - back off on the volume control, and/or make sure you are not loading the amplifier with less than the
recommended loudspeaker impedance.
3 - Excessive voltage drop can also cause overheating.
System does not turn on
1 - Check all fuses.
2 - Check all connections.
3 - Measure the +12 volt and remote turn on voltages at the amplifier terminals. If these are non existent or low, take voltage measurements at fuse holders,
distribution blocks, the head unit’s +12 volt and remote leads to localize the problem.
4 - If the HIFONICS lettering is illuminated but you do not have Power or Protection illuminated, simply remove your remote wire and use a jumper wire from 12V+
on the amplifier to the Remote connection on the amplifier. If the amplifier powers on like normal then you do not have adequate voltage/amperage from your Remote
source to turn your amplifier on. You will need to seek out a certified installer to install a relay for your amplifier. If the jumper does not power your amplifier on, you
may have internal damage and should contact Hifonics Customer Service to locate an Authorized Repair Center.


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Groundwater is an important source of fresh water in Maryland. Out of a total population of about 5.8 million people, approximately 1.9 million rely on groundwater for their drinking water supply (with the remainder supplied by surface water)(Maupin and others, 2014). Groundwater is nearly the sole source of drinking water in Maryland's coastal plain (area east of I-95). Approximately 1.4 million people rely on groundwater in the coastal plain. While groundwater is not used as much as surface water as a water source, some towns and most domestic users in central and western Maryland also rely heavily on groundwater. Aside from being a crucial drinking water source, groundwater is also important for irrigation, commercial and industrial uses, and power plants (thermoelectric).
In 2010, the primary use of groundwater in Maryland was public supply followed by domestic (self-supplied) and irrigation. Industrial, mining, livestock watering, aquaculture, and thermoelectric use (power plants) accounted for relatively smaller withdrawal amounts.
[Data from Maupin, M.A., Kenny, J.F., Hutson, S.S., Lovelace, J.K., Barber, N.L., and Linsey, K.S., 2014, Estimated use of water in the United States in 2010: U.S. Geological Survey Circular 1405, 56 p., Online Report here]

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Dog walker stumbles across 4,000-year-old Stone Age campBreaking News
A team of historians believe they have unearthed evidence of a 4,000-year-old Stone Age camp - thanks to a dog walker.
Roger Hall was walking his pet at Cannock Wood in Staffordshire, when he discovered a handful of strange-shaped rocks.
Experts later identified the rocks as flint 'flakes', which are the off-cuts from tools crafted by Stone Age Man 4,000 years ago.
If the discovery is confirmed, it could mark the spot of the only Neolithic camp known in the Midlands.
Roger Knowles, a member of the Council for British Archaeology, is convinced the camp could identify a link from the time when mankind changed from nomadic hunter-gatherer to village dweller....
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The video above is from a 2021 report: Former President Donald Trump in Houston today to sit down with Bill O’Reilly
“I’m asking you to prepare to work, prepare to fight, prepare to win — and win like never before,” Trump told thousands at the Austin Convention Center. “Together we will take back the House of Representatives, we will take back the Senate, and we will take back our country.”
In additional ABC13 coverage, the National Rifle Association announced that Trump will lead a rally at the George R. Brown Convention Center in Houston on Friday, May 27.
Beginning at 2 p.m., Trump will be joined by Texas Gov. Greg Abbot, Sen. John Cornyn, Sen. Ted Cruz, Rep. Dan Crenshaw, North Carolina Lieutenant Governor Mark Robinson, and South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem.
“NRA members are pleased to hear him speak and thank him for his support of our right to keep and bear arms,” said Wayne LaPierre, NRA Executive Vice President and CEO.
Despite losing re-election in 2020, Trump continues to have outsized influence among conservatives, and his support of candidates has significant influence in the Republican Party. The GOP is set to increase its margins in both houses of Congress after November’s election, as the party that controls the White House has a history of underperforming at midterms.
Trump touted several of his Texas endorsements on Saturday — most notably embattled Attorney General Ken Paxton, the state official who has called Trump “a fighter like no other” running against Land Commissioner George P. Bush in a GOP runoff this month.
The former president also reiterated his support for Senator Dawn Buckingham in her bid to become Texas Land Commissioner, former Senator Pete Flores in his campaign for re-entry into the legislature, Phil Sorrells in the race for district attorney for Tarrant County and Frederick Frazier in the House District 61.
Early voting in the runoff elections on May 24 begins on Monday.
“Our country is being destroyed in many ways,” Trump said of the Democrats. “The Biden disasters are too numerous to count, but inflation is the highest in nearly 50 years. Gas prices are at their highest in our country’s history and are destroying families.”
Trump also addressed several hot-button issues that have energized the far-right, including public education, border security and election integrity. He also made his disproven false claims that the 2020 election was stolen.
“Under a Republican Congress, we will ban critical race theory once and for all in our schools and stand up for parental rights,” Trump said.
Critical race theory is a college-level academic framework that analyzes intersections between race and law — and experts say it’s not taught in K-12 public schools in Texas. The Texas legislature last year passed legislation restricting discussion of race and current affairs in public schools. They referred to it as a “critical race theory” bill, although the term does not appear in the legislation.
Trump also said teachers should not be allowed to “teach transgender people.” The Florida legislature this year passed a law that critics called “don’t say gay” because of its restrictions on teaching sexual orientation and gender identity. Dan Patrick, Lt. gov. of Texas said he plans to prioritize similar laws in Texas next year.
“We’ve accomplished all sorts of things along the border. It was an incredible thing. It’s been an incredible time,” Trump said of his border security efforts. “Biden is now systematically giving up every single benefit I got really brilliantly. You give me no credit.”
Not all the seats in the middle were occupied on Thursday. Several supporters poured out of the event hall during Trump’s remarks, which capped a day-long event featuring a number of leading voices within the conservative movement – including Donald Trump Jr., former Trump adviser Kimberly Guilfoyle and former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.
The event was part of the larger America Freedom Tour, which aims to rally conservative energy around Trump. The tour will make its next stop in Memphis, Tennessee on June 18th.
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Tennessee Tech held off a ninth inning rally to down No. 2 Vanderbilt 10-9 Tuesday night at Hawkins Field.
The Commodores (33-5) trailed all night after falling in a 6-0 hole early in the game but the home team had one more rally for the ninth inning. Down 10-8 in the bottom of the ninth, Xavier Turner worked a one out walk and Conrad Gregor walked to put runners on first and second for Connor Harrell. The senior delivered with a single up the middle to score Turner from second and trim the Golden Eagles' (27-10) lead to one run. The tying run was pushed to third base when Mike Yastrzemski was hit by a pitch to load the bases for Vince Conde. But Tennessee Tech closer Seth Lucio finished the job, getting Conde to bounce into a 4-6-3 double play to end the game and snap the Dores' 14-game winning streak.
The Vanderbilt offense pulled the team back into the game in the third inning when freshman Rhett Wiseman lifted a solo home run into the right field bleachers. Conrad Gregor capped a three-run third with a run-scoring single. Wiseman played long ball again in the fourth inning with a two-run shot off the scoreboard in left field to close the gap to one run. The Golden Eagles, however, would not be denied adding two runs in the sixth and two more in the eighth. Tennessee Tech scored eight runs with two outs in the victory.
Wiseman led the way for the Dores with three hits and his first two home run game of his career. Harrell added a mammoth solo home run over the light tower in left field for his team-best eighth homer of the year. Tony Kemp extended his hitting streak to 15 games with a single in the third and Xavier Turner pushed his hitting streak to 10 games with a RBI-single in the seventh. Dylan Bosheers and Michael Morris each had three hits to lead the Golden Eagles.
David Hess (4-2) picked up the win in relief for Tennessee Tech pitching the team out of a jam in the seventh inning. VU starter Tyler Ferguson (3-1) took the loss allowing three runs on five hits over 1.1 innings. Both teams used six pitchers in the game.
The Commodores return to action Friday night at Georgia with first pitch set for 6 p.m. CT. The Commodores and Bulldogs play Saturday at 3 p.m. CT on CSS and wrap up the series at 1 p.m. CT on Sunday.


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Unemployment rate in Tuscaloosa County remains at 6.1 percent
Published: Saturday, January 19, 2013 at 3:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, January 18, 2013 at 10:20 p.m.
Tuscaloosa County’s unemployment picture showed no change in December. The county’s unemployment rate stayed at 6.1 percent, the same as in November. The three-county metro area of Tuscaloosa, Hale and Greene counties also had a flat rate at 6.5 percent.
There were about 1,400 fewer people employed in the Tuscaloosa metro area in December than in November, which had an increase in employment and a drop in the unemployment rate.
Monthly fluctuations in unemployment rates and job numbers are not as significant as the long-term trend, said economist Ahmad Ijaz, director of economic forecasting at the University of Alabama’s Center for Business and Economic Research.
“West Alabama’s economy is like what is happening in the rest of the nation,” he said. “We add a few hundred jobs one month and then we lose a few hundred jobs the next.”
But the news is not all good, even in the months in when jobs increase. Most of the job increases in West Alabama are in part-time and low-paying jobs with little or no fringe benefits, he said.
In looking at the long-term job picture over the past several years, Ijaz said the effects of the recession can still be seen. Before the recession, Alabama was adding 30,000 to 40,000 jobs per year. It now is adding about 11,000 jobs annually.
As for 2012, it was a worse year for jobs and economic growth than 2011, he said. The Tuscaloosa metro area had about 90,900 people employed in December, down from 93,300 a year earlier.
Alabama’s official unemployment rate in December was 7.1 percent, down from 7.5 percent in November and below 8 percent in December a year earlier. The state’s official rate, like the national unemployment rate — now 7.8 percent — is seasonally adjusted.
The county and metro area rates are not seasonally adjusted. Had the state rate not been adjusted, it would be 6.5 percent or 0.4 percent higher than Tuscaloosa County’s rate.
Gov. Robert Bentley said in a prepared statement that “over the past 12 months, we’ve seen the total number of unemployed persons drop by nearly 22,000. Still, we must remember that many people are looking for work.”
While more people are working in Alabama than a year ago, part of the state’s decline in unemployment is the result of the work force getting smaller because people are retiring, moving or giving up on looking for work. The Alabama Department of Labor reported that the state’s work force was 2.16 million people in December, which was about 14,600 fewer than a year earlier. Over the same period, the number of people employed in Alabama increased by 7,200.
UA’s Center for Business and Economic Research earlier this week forecast job growth will continue this year, but at a sluggish rate of about 1 percent. It estimated the state will add 18,500 jobs in 2013.
In December, the Alabama counties with the lowest unemployment rates were Shelby at 4.6 percent, Madison and Blount at 5.5 percent, and Coffee, Cullman, Lee and St. Clair at 5.7 percent. Counties with the highest rates were Wilcox at 15.1 percent, Bullock at 13.1 percent and Perry, Greene and Dallas at 12 percent.
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The Chesapeake Expressway, a 16-mile road near the Virginia-North Carolina border that bypasses the business area of Chesapeake, Va., and is making travel to and from the Outer Banks quicker, opened to traffic in May.
The four-lane divided highway, which connects to Interstate 64 on the northern side of Chesapeake, provides an alternative to Battlefield Boulevard (Route 168) for Outer Banks travelers. Georjeane Blumling, vice president of the Tidewater Automobile Club, said that on most summer Fridays and Sundays Battlefield Boulevard traffic was bumper to bumper; the new link, she said, takes at least 20 minutes off trips through Chesapeake.
Tollbooths midway on the expressway charge $2 for a two-axle vehicle not using a commuter transponder. E-ZPasses used in New York and New Jersey do not work on the new expressway.
Emergency management officials in the area point out that the new link would speed evacuation of the Outer Banks in the event of a hurricane. Information: (757) 204-0010, or www.chesapeakeexpressway.com.Continue reading the main story


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Tunes are taught by ear and then used to explore the stylistic details in the playing of folk music as well as spontaneous use of harmony and variation, in both small and large groups. There will be a tune book for children to take home as well as handouts with extra music covered.
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Keep up with department activities and developments.
Winter 2010 E-Newsletter featuring the recent National Research Council (NRC) study results awarding CU-Boulder Geography with the highest ranking of any program on campus and a best overall ranking of 2nd.
Full color Spring 2009 Newsletter (PDF) featuring department faculty, student, and alumni news. Also includes introductions of new faculty members Waleed Abdalati and Joe Bryan, along with rememberances of Gary Gaile (1945-2009)
Full color Spring 2008 Newsletter (PDF) featuring department and alumni news, and introductions of new faculty members Mara Goldman, Najeeb Jan, Stefan Leyk, and Fernando Riosmena.


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The Mexican businessman has repeatedly expressed his disagreement with the restrictions on economic activities due to the pandemic.
Ricardo Salinas Pliego tested positive for COVID-19. Through his Twitter account, the Mexican businessman who owns Grupo Salinas said that he “feels good”, and made a call not to be afraid and say that “Mexico cannot be stopped”.
The businessman posted his current state of health in four points: “You have to be brave and understand that EVERYONE is going to get COVID … with or without a vaccine, don’t be afraid,” he wrote on the social network.
This is the second time that the owner of Televisión Azteca, Banco Azteca, and Elektra stores contracted the disease, the first time was in October 2020, as he also stated that there is no need to be afraid because we are all going to get infected.
Salinas is one of the businessmen who has expressed his disagreement over the shutdowns in the economy that have led to the closure of businesses. He was also criticized for keeping Elektra units open during the toughest months of the pandemic, in 2020.
Through his Twitter account, Ricardo Salinas Pliego announced that he has always believed and invested in Mexico and Mexicans. He added that he asked his team to analyze whether it is feasible to acquire this bank. In a second publication, the owner of Grupo Salinas called Citi to say how much he wants for his “changarro” and, in case of acquiring it, he offered to open the bank 365 days a year from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.


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Binance, the leading cryptocurrency exchange, has made an important announcement today that has caught the attention of investors. According to the statement, there are developments concerning six cryptocurrencies for investors. Binance emphasized that these six new trading pairs will be listed for isolated and cross-margin trading.
The announcement made by the leading cryptocurrency exchange Binance includes details of the six trading pairs. According to this, it was emphasized that pNetwork (PNT) and Civic (CVC) will be listed for cross-margin trading.
The exchange also stated in its announcement that four trading pairs will be listed for isolated margin trading. The cryptocurrencies to be listed are Civic (CVC), Harvest Finance (FARM), aelf (ELF), and Siacoin (SC).
According to the announcement made by Binance, PNT and CVC investors will be offered cross-margin trading opportunities based on the USDT trading pair, as margin trading is already available to them. Binance also stated that as of the latest update, it will start offering isolated margin trading in the USDT pair for CVC, SV, FARM, and ELF investors.
With this critical move by Binance, investors will now be able to use the PNT/USDT and CVC/USDT trading pairs for cross-margin trading. Additionally, investors will also be able to use the SC/USDT, ELF/USDT, FARM/USDT, and CVC/USDT trading pairs for isolated margin trading.
While Binance’s critical altcoin moves continue, there was a development yesterday that was particularly relevant to the ongoing legal process. According to this, it was alleged that the US Department of Justice has demanded more than $4 billion from Binance as part of a proposed solution to a long-standing investigation. Such a development has increased expectations that a solution will be found in the cryptocurrency world.
It is expected that any solution will enhance investor sensitivity towards the cryptocurrency sector, which has been hit by recent developments. Recently, the cryptocurrency sector has been going through a difficult period due to government investigations and accusations against companies and individuals in the sector, including the trial of Sam Bankman-Fried, the founder of FTX. Overcoming this process could bring investor inflow before the bull season.


Motorola has struggled to find its footing in the smartphone era. After early successes like the Droid, it increasingly fell behind the likes of Samsung and OnePlus. After focusing on cheaper phones for the last few years, Moto says it's coming back to the flagship space in 2020.
Under Lenovo, Motorola backed away from high-end phones—it hasn't even launched a competitive flagship device in the last two years. In 2018, it released the Moto Z3 on Verizon with a year-old Snapdragon 835. This year, the Verizon Moto Z4 stepped down to the Snapdragon 675. The new Moto Razr is apparently a sign that Motorola is changing course. Moto expects to launch a premium smartphone in "early 2020" running on the Snapdragon 865 platform, meaning it will support some flavor of 5G.
Motorola says the new #MotorolaRAZR is the start of a return to premium.
"Thanks to the new technologies announced today, we'll have new premium products to announce in early 2020".
— Nirave 尼拉夫 (@nirave) December 3, 2019
We don't know if this upcoming phone will be another entry in the Z-series, or if the company will finally drop that gimmick. Regardless, it's good to have confirmation that Motorola is coming back to the high-end phone market. It was starting to look like it would stick with mid-range devices indefinitely.


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Female university graduates in the Czech Republic earn an average 29 percent less than their male graduate colleagues, according to a study commissioned by the Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs. Women who have completed third-level education are paid an average CZK 15,000 less than their male counterparts.
The Czech Republic has the second highest gap between pay levels for male and female graduates in the European Union. The average gap across the bloc is 22 percent.
Czech counterintelligence helps uncover Hezbollah hacking scheme
New electric scooters invade Prague’s pavements
Skripal suspects believed to have followed him in Czechia long before attempted poisoning
Aero Vodochody presents new L-39NG military aircraft
Djokovic and Agassi among stars to attend Štěpánek farewell in Prague


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More material from the Versailles conference with signing of the treaty. Includes scenes of the Palace grounds and inside the Hall Of Mirrors as the conference is in progress.
Civil war between Sparticides and Ebert forces during Berlin Revolution - 1918.
Great film outlining the events of 1922.
Ex-Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany is in hiding at his castle in Oehls.
Scenes from 1916 - From the Eastern, Western and Home fronts.
Nice footage of a girl and boy playing in a garden while their mother sits sewing.


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The rebroadcast of the following TWO AND A HALF MEN episode replaces the previously scheduled episode of PARTNERS. WALDEN PLANS A BIG SURPRISE FOR ZOEY’S BIRTHDAY,ON A REBROADCAST OF “TWO AND A HALF MEN,” ON A SPECIAL NIGHT, MONDAY, NOV. 19 Grammy Award-Winning Musician Michael Bolton Guest Stars As Himself;Brit Morgan (“True Blood”) Guest Stars As a Woman Walden Meets at a Bar “I Changed My Mind About the Milk” – Walden plans a big surprise for Zoey’s birthday, on a rebroadcast of TWO AND A HALF MEN, on a special night, Monday, Nov. 19 (8:30-9:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Grammy Award-winning musician Michael Bolton guest stars as himself and Brit Morgan (“True Blood”) guest stars as a woman Walden meets at a bar. (Originally broadcast 9/27/12). CAST:Ashton Kutcher (Walden Schmidt)Jon Cryer (Alan Harper)Angus T. Jones (Jake)Holland Taylor (Evelyn)Conchata Ferrell (Berta) RECURRING CAST:Sophie Winkleman (Zoey)Judy Greer (Bridget)Mimi Rogers (Robin) GUEST CAST:Brit Morgan (Jill)Alem Brhan Sapp (Sergeant O.S.) SPECIAL GUEST STAR:Michael Bolton (Michael Bolton) STORY BY: Chuck Lorre and Eddie Gorodetsky TELEPLAY BY: Don Reo and Jim Patterson DIRECTED BY: James Widdoes
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