Who’s coming and who’s going from General Hospital (GH)?
Are any favorite performers from yesteryear returning to the daytime drama, this week, or in the near future?
Have any new actors or actresses been cast on the show in contract, recurring or day player roles?
Are any well remembered or beloved stars from other soaps, past or present, about to join the General Hospital fold in surprise new parts?
Here’s the latest casting news from the ABC soap.
William DeVry is back as mobster Julian Jerome on Monday, November 6. The character was sent to prison in July, when contract talks between the actor and the show’s brass stalled.
However, deVry signed a new pact with the soap in August. He’ll share scenes with Nancy Lee Grahn (Alexis).
Real-life military vet Chris Van Etten debuts as Chet Driscoll, Amy’s (Risa Dorken) brother, on Wednesday, November 8.
Two Carly connections are heading to Port Charles. Tamara Braun, who actually played the popular heroine from 2001 to 2005, is set to debut as a new character later this month. Speculation is that she could be Oscar’s (Garren Stitt) mother, Kim.
Meanwhile, current Carly Laura Wright’s real-life boyfriend, Wes Ramsey, has been cast as Peter August. The daytime vet played Sam Spencer on Guiding Light and Owen on Days of our Lives. He’ll begin airing in mid-November.
Gavin Alexander Hammon is out as Devlin, the henchman who kidnapped Sam from the Aurora Media launch party on Halloween.
General Hospital (GH) airs weekdays on ABC. Check your local listings for airtimes.


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Mixtape: ILLClinton - ILLANTA
Atlanta duo, ILLClinton, released their Debut Mixtape, ILLANTA, on February 25, 2013. The mixtape is a breath of fresh air for the Dirty South, with its smooth, authentic production and exceptional lyrical content. The duo consists of two brothers from the Northside of the city: Brennan, the lyrical and charismatic artist/producer, and Blake Belair, the group's music producer that blends a classic Hip Hop feel with contemporary Southern Hip Hop. ILLANTA is a great project from start to finish.
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Video - Keep Dope Alive: A Short Documentary
Courtesy Keiph Ali.
This is a "short documentary" giving fans/viewers a peek into the making of KeepDopeAlive, me (Keiph Ali) and Rozart's upcoming joint project. The setting is Chicago's Soundscape Studios, during a 9pm to 4am session late December of 2012. Clips of the amazing space and myself actually in the booth are included, as well as a voice over of myself; briefly covering the beginning of me and Rozart's friendship, our support systems through the years, and the teams around us that share the same aspirations as we do.
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Video: Iamsu! - "Mobbin"
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While Iamsu! continues to churn out new music, including the Million Dollar Afro mixtape that he released earlier this month in collaboration with Compton rapper Problem, The fast-rising Bay rapper/producer is also continuing torelease new videos for his most recent, and highly lauded, solo mixtape, $uzy 6 $peed. Today, the latest such video is for the tape’s lead single, "Mobbin", a song that, like most of $uzy 6 Speed, was also produced by Iamsu! (with co-production from P-Lo).
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Amassing years of support in the Philadelphia underground for a series of cult-classic mixtapes, a D.O.E.BOY PHILLY, 100% original music premier has been in demand for some time now. Now, the highly anticipated Deuce & A Quarter Sh!t EP(#DAQS) is here, and is already exceeding expectations for D.O.E.Boy's leap from dropping tough industry freestyles on mixtapes to trademarking his sound through an entirely self-produced EP.
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At just 18 years-old, Long Island native LBO is making a name for himself as a rising young lyricist who’s wise beyond his years. As an avid beat-boxer, LBO composed his first song at the age of ten, citing his lyrics as an ‘emotional outlet that was incomparable to the sensation of anything else.’ Since then, LBO has become accomplished and earned a following for shredding instrumentals on numerous freestyle tracks.
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Video: Kyle Rapps "Bodies In The Trunk"
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After just last month dropping off his new visual with Action Bronson for "Get It In," rising rapper Kyle Rapps returns with another release that is also to be featured on his forthcoming SUB mixtape. This time around, as per the title's suggestion, Rapps rides around town with a body in the trunk, as the female is then brought back to life in odd fashion towards the end of the piece.
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So I'm 2 videos in on the road to "Making Of Ramses" and the love has been great. Here's the 3rd video I'm dropping it's called "Theory". I just wanted to get busy with this one a little bit.
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- COTA This is our space – Ageing with a Disability
- News report: Couple with Down syndrome fights for parenting dream
- No box to tick: a booklet for carers of people with learning disabilities
- Talking End of Life with people with intellectual disability – Toolkit
- To belong, I need to be missed – Disability and inclusion in faith communities
- When I Die – Example of End of Life Choices Book
- Bigby, C & Know, M (2009) “I Want to See the Queen” Experiences of Service Use by Ageing People with an Intellectual Disability Australian Social Work. Routledge. Taylor and Francis Group
- Bigby, C; Bowers, B & Webber, C (2011) “Planning and decision making about the future care of older group home residents and transition to residential aged care” The Journal of Intellectual Disability Research. Blackwell publishing
- Bowers, B; Nolet, K & Webber, R (2014) “Supporting Older People with an Intellectual Disability to Age at Home: A Manual for Support Staff and Carers” Queensland, Australia
- Buys, L; Aird, R & Miller, E (2012) “Service providers’ perceptions of active ageing among older adults with lifelong intellectual disabilities.” Journal of Intellectual Disability Research. Blackwell Publishing Ltd
- Buys, L; Boultol-Lewis, G; Tedman-Jones, J; Edwards, H; Knox, M; Bigby, C (2008) “Issues of Active Ageing: Perceptions of older people with lifelong intellectual disabilities” Australasian Journal on Ageing Wiley Online LibraryGlass, E & Mackinlay, E (2008) “The Particular Needs of Older People with Intellectual Disabilities and Their Carers: A perspective from the experience of L’Arche” Ageing, Disability and Spirituality. Jessica Kingsley Publishers. London and Philadelphia

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Remember the left turn that was hotly tipped in the introduction to stage 769? Well here it is. No sooner does stage 770 get its act together than the road bends left around the northern side of the hills that it spent much of the previous stage climbing up, then runs along the bottom of the ridge before hanging a tad right to avoid the next lot of trouble. You’ll be pleased to know that this stage is a descender, and not any old descender: almost nineteen hundred feet come off the elevation profile by the time the stage rolls into the flatter lands north of Valverde de Agreda at the finish.
As the rollout slides down the valley from the top of the climb that dominated stage 769, it curves left, hugging the bottom of the hill, and for four miles heads north west to Olvega. While there’s plenty of ascent on the left, there are plenty of streams on the right, but none of them are big enough to warrant names. That all changes when the road slides past Olvega on its eastern side: the first prominent bunch of water is the Arroyo de la Vega which flows under the road not once but twice either side of four miles. The river continues to follow the road (or vice versa) once the CL-101 swings right (and north east) north of the town, then multiple streams flow right to left under the road into the Vega. The most prominent of these is the Barranco de Moranas at six miles.
The road snakes right/left/right after seven miles to avoid a ridge that’s protruding from the left, and it’s at that point that the Barranco Canada del Pozuelo arrives on the scene, flowing right to left into the Vega which crosses under the road left to right to meet it. Approaching Agrada at nine miles, the road splits left and right: left takes the CL-101 onto the A-15 autoroute while the ATW route takes the right fork onto the N-122 and into town.
The descent is interrupted slightly either side of Agreda as a couple of tiny short ascents punctuate the downward progress. The most prominent dip, and it is both small and short lived, is between eleven and twelve miles where a stream flows left to right into the Rio de la Casa O Val which is meandering its way east on the right hand side of the road. After that the descent resumes and there’s more of the same gentle gradient all the way to a big roundabout at twelve miles where the N-122 crosses over the A-16 Autovia de Navarra.
Beyond the roundabout, the route carries on descending as it snakes its way left and right onto ever flatter terrain and the finish of the stage is in the middle of nowhere, two miles after the junction left to Valverde de Agreda, hard up against the administrative district border between Castile and Leon, which the route is in, and Aragon, which is just a few meters away on the right.
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Waste Works: Vital Politics in Urban Ghana
Brenda Chalfin is Professor of Anthropology at the University of Florida and author of
In Waste Works, Brenda Chalfin examines Ghana’s planned city of Tema, theorizing about the formative role of waste infrastructure in urban politics and public life. Chalfin argues that at Tema’s midcentury founding, a prime objective of governing authorities was to cultivate self-contained citizens by means of tightly orchestrated domestic infrastructure and centralized control of bodily excrement to both develop and depoliticize the new nation. Comparing infrastructural innovations across the city, Chalfin excavates how Tema residents pursue novel approaches to urban waste and sanitation built on the ruins of the inherited order, profoundly altering the urban public sphere. Once decreed a private matter to be guaranteed by state authorities, excrement becomes a public issue, collectively managed by private persons. Pushing self-care into public space and extending domestic responsibility for public well-being and bodily outputs, popularly devised waste infrastructures are a decisive arena to make claims, build coalitions, and cultivate status. Confounding high-modernist ideals, excremental infrastructures unlock bodily waste’s diverse political potentials.


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In the month of October in the year 1993, George RR Martin, had given a proposal consisting of three pages, in which he had written about his plans for “Game of Thrones”. Now it is not hidden from the world. This proposal has been leaked on the internet now. It was posted on a social networking site “twitter” by Waterstones yesterday, but later it was deleted. According to Martin, Game of Thrones was expected to be an epic trilogy of fantasy. But the reality is that whatever he had written and thought of the actual storyline of the series, it is not exactly the same thing what has been telecasted on the television. The story is quite different. If you are a fan of this epic series, I suggest you not to read the proposal. Probably, this can disappoint you. According to the proposal, Arya will fall for her brother Jon Snow. But this passionate love will continuously torture them in the whole series. Tyrion Lannister will also be in love with Arya and this would cause a deadly competition between him and Jon. So Lannisters and Starks will be ultimate enemies. But thankfully Martin made his mind to leave all this and add new elements to the trilogy. Martin said that, he wanted the readers of his book to have a feeling that none in this world is safe completely, even the super heroes of the trilogy are not safe. Old people will face death and new faces will come.
Now I want to tell you all readers, one more thing which will make you a little disappointed. I am talking about the book. Yes, five volumes have already released and next two volumes will be released in future. The next book in the series of GOT will not be released this year. But do not be so disappointed because Martin has thought something else for you. In his blog he said that, one more another book in the GOT series will be released in October, this year. The book is about a cavalier and his squires. It is a matter of genuine concern that, GOT series which is based on Martin’s books, could finish before the Song of Ice and Fire series. A.V. Club highlighted that Martin will not focus on the television series of GOT because he is utilising his time in the completion of his new book. He has given every possible information to the television series makers about the GOT story so that the television show can be continued without intervention even if the book is not complete.
So all the very best to the Game of Thrones and Martin’s fans. Have a positive hope and look forward for the book and TV series. I am sure it is going to rock your leisure time.
Game of Thrones, a series which has been rated 9.5 out of 10 by IMDB and appreciated as HBO’s all time most popular show has disappointed its fans a little as the book of the author Martin which was going to be released this year has been postponed to be released in future. However another story series will be released for the fans in the month of October, this year. The TV series is going ahead of the book as the book is not complete yet but the author has briefed the TV show makers about the story. The series also faced the revealing of a 22 years old secret just yesterday on twitter, but the post has been removed from there. So fans, get ready for the upcoming surprises which the epic trilogy will bring for you in future.


The pastor of a church in Oak Cliff says almost 1,000 cars, jeeps and motorcycles parked in his lot Sunday without permission as part of a "Back the Blue" event.
Dallas Police say the Texas Ram Club and North Texas Jeep Club had started a caravan in Bedford and stopped in the church's parking lot about 11:50 Sunday morning.
Frederick Haynes, pastor of Friendship West Baptist Church, has been active in "Black Lives Matter" events and says that is why the group parked outside his church.
"They're saying this was just about supporting 'blue lives,'" Haynes told his congregation. "I said, 'Well your blue lives support has Trump signs and confederate signs. That translates into a KKK rally.'"
Haynes says he did not give permission to the group, but organizers with "Back the Blue Cruise" say someone at the church had been given permission to use the parking lot.
"I don't know where the communication breakdown was, but I do want to say to that church, from the bottom of my heart, I apologize for any kind of misconception or misunderstanding or anything. That is not our heart," says organizer Nathan Abrams.
Abrams says the group did not have any political ties; he says they simply wanted to "reach out to the officers in the community."
Sunday evening, several dozen demonstrators with Black Lives Matter gathered outside Dallas Police headquarters. Police say both the event outside the church and near headquarters were peaceful.
Dallas police say organizers of the "Back the Blue Cruise" had asked for a police escort. The department says it does not provide escorts during caravans, but when the group caused congestion and "a severe traffic hazard" at the one entrance to Friendship West, officers did respond to provide traffic control to keep cars moving on Wheatland Road.


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With The Fate of the Furious currently the world’s biggest film, raking in about $700m worldwide the last time I checked, it’s understandable that Universal has decided to move ahead with a series spinoff starring Dwayne Johnson and Jason Statham. Now, it’s rumored that The Fate of the Furious’ villain, Cypher (Charlize Theron), is set to make an appearance, too.
Though her sinister car-controlling/blackmail schemes were thwarted, she managed to elude the heroes and beat a hasty exit. Thus, we presume the plot of the spinoff will be Johnson and Statham combining their mechanical knowhow and driving skills in order to track her down. With Universal yet to confirm this, though, take it all with a pinch of salt.
The news of the spinoff just landed, and while somewhere in West Hollywood someone is quickly sketching out a narrative involving car chases and musclebound bromancing, nothing is set in stone at the moment. Still, it would make a decent amount of sense for a spinoff to tie up this dangling plotline before a new villain rears their head for the next proper Fast and the Furious instalment.
It’s a smart move for Universal to be branching out like this. On set gossip of feuding between Johnson and Vin Diesel marred production of the last movie, and covering the paycheques of this increasingly busy ensemble cast can’t be the easiest thing in the world. My bet is that the spinoff is going to go into production at nitrous speed and we’ll probably see it sometime next summer. And, given how much chemistry Johnson and Statham had in The Fate of the Furious, I’m betting that it’s going to be another winner for the seemingly unstoppable franchise.

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Audi teams up with Star Trek to promote new S7
Ferrari 458 becomes the most expensive prize in 'Price is Right' history
Ram to build sports-inspired trucks
Kia unveils a Wonder Woman-inspired Sportage
Daniel Craig does a live drive of new Range Rover Sport
Today, one of the world's most prestigious auto shows - the North American International Auto Show (NAIAS) - opened its doors to the media eager to see what's next in the world of cars. The public show begins January 15th, so drivers who can take a few days off should hop in their cars, get a check-up and take a little road trip to Detroit.According to MSN Auto, this year's displays will be very diverse in the manufacturers' focus.For example, the new Toyota Prius-crossover will display excellent fuel efficiency while the new special edition Lamborghini will offer a crowd-pleasing futuristic design and "jaw-dropping sticker price."The most exciting development about the 2011 NAIAS is the glorious return of American car makers. General Motors and Chrysler suffered in the economy but thanks to rejuvenating government bailout, the manufacturers are back with all-new lineups.GM is getting ready to show off its new hybrid gas/electric Volt car while Chrysler will display its new façade thanks to a 20 percent ownership by Fiat.In addition to the many showcases and panels, guests at the show will be able to test drive some cars at an indoor track.
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The number of COVID-19 related deaths in Chatham-Kent has increased to 18.
“This just underscores the serious nature of this virus again and encourages everyone to please get vaccinated if you are not vaccinated already. Definitely expressing our condolences and sympathies to the family,” said Chatham Kent Health Alliance President and CEO Lori Marshall.
While Marshall did not give out the person’s gender or age, Chatham-Kent’s Medical Health Officer of Health, Dr. David Colby, said, “the person was unvaccinated.”
Marshall said 13 people who tested positive remain under the care of CKHA with five individuals in the Intensive Care Unit, with four of them on ventilators.
Chatham-Kent public health also reported two more COVID-19 outbreaks in the region on Sept. 24.
The Copper Terrace long-term care home in Chatham has three cases, while Tilbury District high school has two, the health unit stated on its website.
With 13 new confirmed cases, as of Sept. 24, there are currently 112 active cases in the community after factoring in recoveries.
The vaccination rate is up slightly in Chatham-Kent, with 75 percent of the population, 12 and older, having received two doses and 81 percent with one dose.
Dr. Colby reminds everyone that while the vaccine doesn’t eliminate the virus altogether, it does prevent serious illness and hospitalization.
“The virus is not like a football; you don’t just grab it and throw it and pass it on. You’ve got to catch the infection in order to transmit it to others. A vaccine very much lessens the chance that you’ll catch this infection and will have a very large effect on the transmission in a community,” said Colby. ” For those (vaccinated) that acquire the infection, there are studies that show they shed less virus and for a shorter period of time.”
According to Colby, only one vaccinated person in Chatham-Kent has gotten sick enough to go to the hospital.
He added he believes the number of COVID-19 cases has peaked and maybe on the way down.
Colby also said he is pleased to hear the latest news regarding Pfizer announcing their COVID-19 vaccine is safe and protective in kids aged five to 11.
They plan to ask for authorization to use the vaccine in children in that age range in Canada, the United States, Europe and elsewhere as soon as possible.
The companies said the vaccine generated an immune response in the five- to 11-year-olds in their Phase II/III clinical trial that matched what they had previously observed in 16- to 25-year-olds.
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In Pakistan's fertile south, a grim-faced soldier found himself in a standoff with 100 flood-stricken protesters demanding help for their communities marooned by the surging water.
"We won't leave until you come with us to save our families," a defiant Ali Mohammad, 27, told the soldier. "Hundreds of our villagers are trapped in the flood waters but we can't find anyone to help us rescue them."
A year after Pakistan's worst ever floods, the lush southern lands of Sindh are inundated once more, and angry villagers are desperate for help for their families who escaped the rising floodwaters by sitting on their roofs.
A heated argument ended with a promise that the army would return to help the thousands of marooned residents in Tando Allahyar district, one of the areas worst affected by the deluge.
"We are going to save people in another town — this delay will risk their lives," the soldier said.
Official figures show the floods have killed nearly 350 people and affected 7.1 million since monsoon rains began last month, leaving hundreds of thousands living under open skies on hills and along highways.
The number affected is far lower than the 21 million hit by the record floods in 2010, when $1.3 billion was given in foreign aid and civilian authorities were accused of a woeful response to the disaster.
Now with Sindh Province — worst-hit last year — again swamped and the response not keeping pace, Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani has cancelled a visit to the UN General Assembly in New York to oversee the aid effort in progress.
The UN and Islamabad on Sunday jointly issued an emergency funding appeal for $357 million to shore up rescue and relief efforts.
Fewer relief camps have been set up this year and many victims have erected makeshift huts using bamboo, shawls and sheets.
Visits to Tando Allahyar, Badin, Mirpurkhas and Sanghar districts in Sindh revealed scores of towns and villages submerged under rainwater that overflowed from drains and canals and swept down from neighbouring mountains.
"Our town is completely submerged. So are dozens of surrounding villages," said Qasim Mallah, 61, a fisherman from Pangrio town in Badin district, 100 kilometres south of Tando Allahyar.
"Most people have left the town, but some have stayed to safeguard their properties from looters," he said.
One rescue worker, Suleman Abro, said the scale of the disaster was once again too much for authorities to handle.
"There are places where military, navy and international organisations are rescuing them, but the effort is too limited as the scale of disaster is much larger," he said.
In the desert district of Thar, residents cut off from transport links by the flooding told AFP by phone that their homes had been inundated, forcing them to climb nearby sand dunes to stay on dry ground.
Supplies were become scarce, said Harish Kumar.
"We are desperately waiting for food supplies, as there are too many hungry and thirsty people," he told AFP.
The UN's food agency said it aimed to provide emergency aid to about half a million people by the end of September, then scale up to reach 2.5 million next month, as it appealed for foreign donations to help assist all those in need.
The World Food Programme said it had begun handing out rations in the worst-hit districts, starting with southern Badin.
But many are also facing dire shortages of clean drinking water, leading to outbreaks of acute diarrhoea, according to the World Health Organisation (WHO).
"People are drinking filthy water and getting ill. The disaster is worsening every day, every moment," said Aslam Khwaja, a relief worker from People's Development Foundation.
The UN's children agency said it would distribute 200,000 litres of water to 40,000 people daily and deploy 40 more water tankers in coming days, aiming to ensure access to clean drinking water to avert disease.
Deedar Ali, 35, was rescued by a navy boat from a village in Sanghar after, he said, having to sit on the roof of his house with his family for several days.
"Our rations had finished, my goats and buffaloes had died. We saw a few people struggling in the water and thought we would meet the same fate," he said, falling into tears.
A boatman in Sanghar's Khipro town that said the navy had only four rescue boats available in the area, and all were being used around the clock.
"We have rescued 5,000 people in four days. There are still many people inside," he said.


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Raymond Cothern studied writing with Walker Percy and Vance Bourjaily. Winner of the Deep South Writers Conference and the St. Tammany National One-Act Play Festival, his plays have been produced in New York City. Nominated for a Pushcart Prize, his fiction, poetry, and essays have been published in North American Review, Manchac, Intro 8, Two Thirds North, American Antheneum, and in the book Meanwhile Back at the Café Du Monde.
Raymond, in “Motherless Child,” Sarah reflects on her unusual upbringing after her mother Lacey’s suicide. At times, the roles of mother and daughter had seemingly reversed, and Sarah finds herself “admitting again she became a psychiatric social worker with dim hopes of saving her mother, or failing that, saving herself.” Perhaps she failed to save her mother, but, as the narrative slowly reveals more about Sarah’s own personal struggles, it seems to offer hope for her by the end. Although largely focused on Lacey, do you consider “Motherless Child” an indirect route to Sarah’s own story?
Oh, absolutely. It is as much Sarah’s story as it is her mother’s. Some may be left to the reader’s imagination how much Lacey’s actions may have affected her daughter. The thought of a mother sharing intimate details of a sexual nature with a daughter might make the skin crawl, for a daughter as well perhaps for a reader. Having repeated plenty of parental patterns of my own, and especially seeing how much I passed on to my two daughters, I have always been fascinated at how much less desirable attributes—whether genetically or environmentally—get pushed on.


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Boho earrings. looking for something like this.
the purple jacket or the red one??
Fifth Harmony hit the red carpet in pink & white ensembles at the People's Choice Awards 2017.
Ruby Rose nailed this orange pantsuit by Veronica Beard at the People's Choice Awards 2017.
want this sweater in same color and style
Similar Plain Lehenga
Hola Stunners,Obsessed with A CAPE, this Season
Sonam Kapoor slayed the red carpet in Elie Saab white lace gown at the Filmfare Awards 2017.
All eyes wr on Deepika & Ranveer. as they made a STUNNING entry at xXx after party ❤🖤💑
Serena Unger is way 2 hot to handle.(Deepikas to be released xXx:the return of xander age )💯🔥

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By Eli Yokley
— Supporters of legislation that would allow Missouri’s electric companies to seek rate increases to fund previously completed infrastructure projects released a new television commercial on Thursday touting two bills currently before the General Assembly.
In a 30-second spot paid for by Missourians for a Balanced Energy Future, the group — working independently alongside Ameren Missouri, Empire District Electric Company, and Kansas City Power & Light — attempts to make the case that improving energy infrastructure could have a positive impact on the state’s health care industry.
As part of the ad’s roll out, the group sent a statement to reporters from Sally Nance, the chief executive officer of Excelsior Springs Hospital, touting her support of the bill.
“Twenty-four hours a day, our medical providers rely on efficiently powered, life-saving technologies to deliver patient care. We need to make sure that our systems are as strong as they can be to protect against outages during major storms and other weather events,” she said. “That’s a safety issue for us, and for the families who have loved ones in our care.”
Senate Bill 207 and House Bill and House Bill 398 would allow invested-owned utility companies to petition the Public Service Commission to allow them to raise electric rates to fund infrastructure projects already completed, including improvements to power lines and towers, for example.
The legislation has received opposition from a coalition of business groups who claim the potential for raised electric rates could hurt their business.

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Hello! You’d think that today’s post would be kinda patriotic, getting close to the 4th of July here in the States. But, a couple of my recent illustrations published in the July Scotsman Guide Residential edition channel Dia de los Muertos imagery instead. (I happen to be a fan of both). I think it’s important to go with what the article speaks to, not the season its being published in. One really fun part of this assignment was being able to work on a number of illustrations for one feature. Below you’ll find the image for the opening spread, and then a number of smaller images. As usual, I’m including some details, in-context pages and a couple sketches.
Hope you enjoyed the imagery. Let me know what you think. As always, thanks for stopping by and making it all the way to the end!


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The Wingcopter 198 is an impressive machine, with a wingspan of 198 cm (78 inches) and it can carry up to 6 kilograms (13.2 lb.) of cargo. It has eight propellers mounted on arms extending forward and back from the wings. The outer four props are lift-only, for VTOL purposes, and lock themselves into an aerodynamic configuration during the cruise. The inner front two props are capable of tilting 90 degrees forward to provide horizontal thrust, and the inner rear two props also tilt.
It’ll cruise at up to 144 km/h (89 mph) for up to 110 km (68 miles), in a broad range of weather conditions. For multiple deliveries to make, it can carry up to three packages per flight, hovering and lowering them to the ground at the drop points. They’re designed for fully autonomous operation, or alternatively, an operator can use Wingcopter’s control station software to monitor or pilot up to 10 drones at once.
It has raised some US$42 million in its latest funding round, bringing its total raise up to over US$60 million, and its new deal with Continental Drones in Africa will lead to a huge fleet of Wingcopter drones operating in all 49 sub-Saharan countries across the continent.
This fleet of drones will transport goods, medicines, lab samples, and vaccines to distant locations quickly and with no emissions.
“Together with Wingcopter, we are committed to accelerating the development and economic integration of Africa by enabling the creation of drone-based delivery networks across the continent,” says Alexander Asiedu, Founder of Continental Drones, in a press release. “With our longstanding business experience on the ground and Wingcopter’s best-in-class drone technology, these networks offer a real chance to fuel economic development and help improve the livelihood of millions. African nations show true leadership by implementing this cutting-edge technology for the betterment of their people and generations to come.”

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Miniaturization has made a lot of cool electronic
toys tools possible. Often, when the size and cost of a device is greatly reduced, it opens up many new possibilities. In-the-field tests that would be impossible with a rackmount or desktop tool and awkward with a handheld one suddenly become easy when the tool can be almost built in to a project under development.
One great example of this is the Gabotronics XProtoLab. It’s a miniature, breadboardable dual-trace digital oscilloscope! While it doesn’t have all of the functionality of a desktop ‘scope (notably, its 2MSPS sampling rate limits it to low frequency signals), the ability to stick it on a breadboard or dev board and view signals in the field can be very helpful.
Setup and use is very straightforward: provide 5VDC and ground, and connect the signals to be monitored. The four control buttons operate various menu options, allowing the time and voltage scales to be set, as well as other functions (triggering type and level, persistence, etc) to be controlled.
The cost is actually another plus — at $49US, it’s cost-effective to have one or two of these on hand for measurement of signals in the field. GPS-enabled projects, for example, don’t do well indoors, and debugging often involves monitoring system functionality while moving. In an industry where a blinking LED is a time-honored diagnostic tool, the advent of low-cost, affordable tools like this is very welcome.


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|Address:||W. 12th Ave. & Wadsworth Blvd., Lakewood, 80215|
The Honor Roll was erected October, 1947 at W.12th Avenue and Wadsworth Boulevard on Memorial Field, honoring men from all branches of the military services.
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The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) announced on Friday that it has lifted the 5-month long ban from TikTok. The app was suspended in Pakistan due to the immoral and indecent content posted by the users.
The statement released by PTA stated:
“Subsequent to the imposition of ban on 20 July 2021, PTA remained in communications with the TikTok management. As a result of continuous engagement, senior management of the platform assured PTA of its commitment to take necessary measures to control unlawful content in accordance with local laws and societal norms”
Press Release: PTA has restored the services of TikTok on assurances of the Platform to control immoral / indecent content.
— PTA (@PTAofficialpk) November 19, 2021
PTA also added that users who continue to share unlawful content will be banned from the video-sharing app. They also added:
“PTA will continue to monitor the platform in order to ensure that unlawful content contrary to Pakistan’s law and societal values is not disseminated.”
A detailed discussion was held prior to the lifting of the ban that involved PTA and TikTok officials. The meeting was held in regard to content moderation being in line with the laws and culture of Pakistan. The TikTok representative – Head of Public Policy-Emerging Markets and Head of Global CSR Helena Lersch explained how the future strategy of TikTok is based on providing informative, and useful content to TikTok users.
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OPPO officially introduced its latest innovation, the new OPPO Air Glass, during INNO Day 2021.
The groundbreaking device features the brand’s self-developed Spark Micro Projector, Micro LED, and a diffraction optical waveguide display. The latter supports four user interactions through touch, voice, head movement, and hand motion.
Meanwhile, the OPPO Air Glass comes with free-flowing curves, resulting in a lightweight and minimalist appearance. It also flashes the design of the monocular waveguide lens, inspired by cicada wings. The device sports Qualcomm’s Snapdragon Wear 4100 platform too.
On the other hand, its Micro Projector, Micro LED, and custom waveguide technology deliver bright and sharp indoor and outdoor content.
Users can also operate it using the Smart Glass App on OPPO Watch 2 and any OPPO smartphone installed with ColorOS 11 or above.
The new OPPO Air Glass will be available in Q1 2022 in the Chinese Mainland market.


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Assumptions are derived from an analysis of data sourced form a variety of institutional environments. Much of this data is administrative by-product data collected by other organisations. Assumptions on fertility and mortality are based on births and deaths statistics extracted from registers administered by the various state and territory registrars of births, deaths and marriages.
For information on the institutional environment of the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS), including the legislative obligations of the ABS, financing and governance arrangements, and mechanisms for scrutiny of ABS operations, please see ABS Institutional Environment.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander population estimates for years prior to the base population provide estimates on a temporally consistent basis, thus eliminating any inconsistencies in estimates due to the changing propensity of people to identify as Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander across Censuses or changes to the methods used to collect this information. Estimates are published for Australia and the states/territories, by five-year age groups and sex. Single year of age data is also available for persons only.
Population projections inform on future changes in the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander population of Australia, such as population growth/decline and changes in age structure, and are therefore used in a variety of key planning decisions. Projections are published for Australia, states/territories, Indigenous Regions and three categories of Remoteness Areas, by five-year age groups and sex. Single year of age data is also available for Australia, states/territories and three categories of Remoteness Areas for persons only.
Assumptions have been formulated on the basis of past demographic trends, in conjunction with consultation with various experts and government department representatives at the national and state/territory level. Consultation occurred between November 2013 and February 2014, after which the assumptions were finalised.
ABS Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander population estimates and projections are compiled and published once every five years (i.e. after each Census of Population and Housing).
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The ABS conducts the PES shortly after the Census to determine how many people were missed in the Census and how many were counted more than once. For 2011, the net undercount of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander population was 114,200 persons (17%). The extent of undercoverage of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians in the 2011 Census, the relatively small sample size of the PES to adjust for the undercoverage, and the number of records with unknown Indigenous status means that 2011 population estimates should be interpreted with caution. For more information see Estimates of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians, June 2011 (cat. no. 3238.0.55.001).
It is important to remember that while the Census, PES and other administrative datasets used in compiling these estimates produce statistics with relatively small amounts of error, this error can be more significant when focussing on a very small population (like the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander population).
Given that the quality of historical Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander component data (births, deaths and migration) is variable, ABS Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander population estimates for non-Census years are produced by applying assumptions about past levels of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander life expectancy and net interstate migration at birth to the population. As levels of life expectancy at birth are unknown, estimates should be treated with caution, particularly for the period 1996 to 2000.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander population estimates for 1996 to 2010 based on the 2011 Census supersede previously published estimates for this period.
ABS Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander population projections are based on a number of assumptions on future levels of fertility, mortality and migration. They are not intended as predictions or forecasts, but are illustrative of growth and change in the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander population that would occur if the assumptions were to prevail over the projection period.
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The accuracy of each component of the data presented in this release is also affected by changing social norms and an individual's propensity to identify as an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australian. This propensity is not only affected by an individual's decision on how they choose to identify, but also by improvements to collections methods that allow the data to be captured more accurately. This propensity can change over time and between collections, which can significantly affect the accuracy of the data.
The estimates and projections presented in this release are not consistent with estimates and projections based on 2006 or previous Censuses. As the assumptions used in each successive set of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander population estimates and projections incorporate recent trends, comparison of data across issues of this release is not advised. As mentioned above, the coherence of this data is also affected an individual's propensity to identify in each collection and the ability of each dataset to accurately capture this information which can vary across time and between data sources. The coherence between the estimates and projections compiled at different points in time is explored in more detail in Appendix 3.
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- Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander population projections for Indigenous Regions, by five-year age groups (to 65 years and over) and sex (Series A, B and C);
- Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander population projections for Remoteness Areas, by five-year age groups (to 75 years and over) and sex (Series A, B and C).
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These days, the expected outcome of any new financial regulation is to create a headache for advisers and managers alike. Yet in this year’s Budget the Government announced a number of initiatives that have been welcomed by the UK financial services industry. They are being seen as a positive step that could lead to lower fund costs and broader choice for domestic investors as well as make the UK a more competitive domicile for asset managers.
First of all there is the planned removal of stamp duty reserve tax Schedule 19 – a tax applied to UK equities, which has annoyed the industry since it was introduced in the 1990s. The headline rate of the tax is 0.5 per cent, although in funds this is generally reduced greatly. As such it has gone largely unnoticed by the end investor except perhaps in lower returns on UK equity tracker funds. However, for asset managers the cost and hassle of administering Schedule 19 has been far more burdensome.
Jorge Morley-Smith, head of tax at the IMA, says SDRT Schedule 19 has been a huge headache for the industry. Because it only applies to relevant assets, UK equities, funds have to not only keep track of which holdings within funds are liable but the calculation of the tax itself is quite complex.
Peter Grimmett, head of fund regulatory development at M&G, agrees the end of Schedule 19 is more than welcome. He says:“It is one less thing to disclose that makes the UK appear uncompetitive; it makes pricing simpler for investors to understand and can help reduce the number of errors that can occur. It is really helpful.”
Investors may eventually see the cost difference without SDRT, particularly in pure UK equity funds, but Morley-Smith says the effects would be more pronounced in the longer term. This is because the cost savings from Schedule 19 will compound up over time and groups will also benefit from the removal of the processes needed for its calculation.
Although the March Budget did not specify when Schedule 19 would end, the IMA has confirmed with the Government it will take effect from April next year, Morley-Smith says.
Stamp duty reserve tax Schedule 19 has annoyed the industry ever sincethe 1990s
Another tax initiative mentioned in the Budget impacts overseas investors as it could enable greater flexibility in bond fund distributions. Such distributions are treated as an interest payment and UK regulations currently require fund providers to withhold 20 per cent for the tax payment, even for offshore investors.
The effect of this rule has been that many global, offshore platforms dislike using UK funds as the net distribution causes administrative issues, Morley-Smith explains. As such asset management companies have been forced to either set up mirror funds offshore to enable gross distributions or have struggled to distribute their funds without some of the biggest offshore platforms, that is banks.
Grimmett says the willingness of the government to acquiesce and allow gross distributions would level the playing field for UK domiciled funds with those in say, Luxembourg. “It will lighten the burden for UK companies and for offshore investors it will be easier as a broader range of funds will all pay the same way – gross. Operationally it will also give groups less to worry about and allow us to compete more easily with offshore jurisdictions.”
Grimmett adds M&G is particularly happy with the move as it has been a big problem for UK managers.
Morley-Smith notes this is not a cost-driven initiative yet it is key to the way in which funds are distributed and how the UK as a domicile competes. Consultation on gross distributions is expected to begin next month and Morley-Smith does not expect the tax changes will take very long before becoming a reality. The affected rules are secondary legislation so once consultation is over, it can go through quite quickly, he says. “I would expect new rules next year.”
Unlike Schedule 19 the gross distributions problem may not directly impact UK investors but by making the UK more competitive as an asset management domicile, it is beneficial to the whole industry both Grimmett and Morley-Smith say. In addition, the two tax problems are not the only indications within the Budget that push forward the UK as an attractive domicile.
Grimmett points out other helpful aspects include indications of a more efficient fund approval process, one involving clear communication between the FCA and companies. At the moment the time of approval for a mainstream fund can be four to eight weeks and longer for more complex products.
He says:“The FCA is already working to reduce these times and provide us with clear information as to what is needed so we can deliver it all up front and help speed up the time to market.”
Already investors may be seeing the benefits of greater communication between bodies such as HMRC and the FCA. Morley-Smith says that following the release of the platform paper in April there was a question regarding the tax treatment of rebates for overseas investors.
Initially, he adds, it seemed as if such rebates would be taxable and yet RDR does not apply to offshore investors. Greater clarification on the issue was subsequently made that there would be no requirement to withhold tax for rebates to overseas investors.
Intentions to improve marketing about the benefits of UK as a fund domicile may also serve to draw in more fund groups and consequently widen fund choice for domestic investors. Although it could be argued the UK already has more than enough funds, new offerings from abroad may provide greater incentive in the form of new competition as well as bring in a number of good, new products.
Overall the Budget contained a number of strong and positive suggestions the asset management industry should be pleased about.
“The Government has made a very positive step forward and made a clear statement of intent of supporting the UK funds industry,” Morley-Smith says. “There is no one single thing that will make us the fund domicile of choice but all these steps will help.”
Kira Nickerson is a contributor to Fund Strategy


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Realism in superhero comics is a tricky thing. Injecting real-world logic and consequences has led to successes like Watchmen or the Ultimate Marvel stories of the early 2000’s. (It’s led to plenty of bad stories too, but how and ever…)
But superhero comics are action adventure stories that generally end with the protagonist punching the antagonist in the face. So it’s hard to see real life social problems like racism, drug addcition, income inequality, or domestic violence be treated seriously and dealt with in a nuanced way in a superhero comic, when ultimately the constraints of the superhero form mean that entrenched, long-lasting, and insidious social trends are cartoonised and reduced to something the hero can punch. Superhero comics are just not made to tackle these issues head on.
Which brings me to last week’s Batman 34, a single-issue story where Batman follows the trail of a nameless killer who haunts the poorest part of Gotham, killing homeless and marginalised people in the dead of night and burying them in unmarked graves in the Potter’s Field, a graveyard filled with unidentified and unclaimed bodies.
Looking at the villains we’ve seen so far in Scott Snyder’s Bat-run: an ancient court of the mega-rich who rule the city from the shadows and send owl-themed assassins to kill for them. A horror-movie slasher who stalks the Bat-family while wearing his own severed face as a mask. A scientist mutated by his own experiments. And a puzzle-obsessed genius who hacks into and overtakes an entire city.
All fine, well-written, pulpy stuff… but the villain of this month’s issue is a man introduced in a scene where he sneaks into an isolated young woman’s apartment, strangles her to death, and buries her in an unmarked grave. That’s an altogether darker story, and something that has happened before, in the real world, and will almost definitely happen again.
I’d like my Batman mysteries to be more Sherlock Holmes-style culprit-chases than True Detective-style gazes into the darkest corners of society’s subconscious, ya know?
Which isn’t to say that comics writers shouldn’t try to address real world issues, or that fiction shouldn’t provide a safe space for us to process our fears and darker impulses.
But when a story addresses a real-world situation like this, it should provide a model for how we should cope or deal with it. Batman #34 says we should deal with the possibility of violent home intrusion by putting on our digital facemask disguises, punching the bad guy out, sneaking him into a cell in the local insane asylum, and wait for a supervillain to deal with him.
All of which isn’t to say I didn’t enjoy the issue: in writing, theme, and production values it maintains the very high standards of the rest of Snyder’s time on the title. Guest writer Gerry Duggan, visiting from Marvel’s Deadpool, works from a story plotted by Snyder and maintains the voice and tone of Snyder’s larger story well.
A lot of this is because Duggan incorporates a few of the depth-building writerly touches that Snyder has brought to the rest of his run: Paralleled dialogue links and contrasts Batman’s paternalistic and authoritative protection of the city (“I see everyone”) with Leslie Thompkin’s role as a supportive, maternal, and healing force in her community (“I worry about everyone”).
Detective Bullock compliments Bats on his lurking skills” in nature and in the city”. And Duggan uses the now-familiar Snyder-style intro: beginning the opening scene with some little historic, literary, or scientific fact that hints at the story’s theme (here it’s the recent discovery of a new colour “vantablack” – “something that’s blacker than black”).
Another depth-adding detail is the way the killer is visually positioned as a stand-in for the Joker – he has a thin, gangly build, his most visible expressive feature is his grin, which is highlighted in more than one close-up panel. He wears overalls and a peaked cap, and often has flies buzzing around him – all of which call to mind the redesigned Joker who appeared in Snyder’s “Death of the Family” story last year. These visual cues suggest that the killer represents what a man who had the Joker’s lack of empathy and compulsion to kill would be like in real life. This, as mentioned above, makes me a little uncomfortable because there are men like that in the real world, and we can’t rely on Batman to beat them up.
After the “Zero Year” storyline, a year-long delve into the rebooted Batman’s origins, it’s nice to check back in with the present day, confident and established Bats. It’s only a quick drop in on present-day Batman however, as next month another guest writer will flash forward five years as part of DC’s Future’s End event.
Since it’s been over a year since we checked in with the modern-day status quo in Gotham, Duggan an artist Matteo Scalera wisely include a double-page spread that shows Bruce mulling over the ongoing plot threads: the police force has largely turned against him, Commissioner Gordon has been wrongly imprisoned due to the staged murder playing out in the Batman: Eternal companion series, Selina Kyle has set herself up as the city’s newest crime lord, and the Joker is still missing after the events of “Death of the Family”.
I enjoyed Snyder’s reworking of Batman’s early career in Zero Year, even if the year-long story started to drag slightly in its final few months, and I’m a sucker for “X years later…” style flash-forward stories, but it will be nice to settle back into a rhythm of present day Bruce patrolling Gotham after Future’s End wraps up.
- Between the extended flashback to Batman’s beginning in Zero Year and the drawn out weirdness of the Justice League’s Forever Evil event, the momentum and consequences of Damian Wayne’s death have been largely skipped over. It’s been over a year for us readers, but in the story world the guy just lot his son a month ago, and it really hasn’t been touched on that much. And yes, I know that Bruce’s grief is being dealt with in the Batman and Robin series, but it seems like it would also inform his psychology and portrayal in the other bat-books aswell, right? Or at least be mentioned?
- I realise my rant against the overuse of realism might read like I think real world problems and concerns shouldn’t be addressed in superhero fiction. I’d say rather that I think real world problems shouldn’t be presented as the villain of a superhero story. Good work can and is being done in comics in reflecting positive models of social change, not as the core problem to be solved in a story, but arising naturally from the characters: in Snyder’s run we have Harper Row’s proud but victimised gay brother Cullen, and Marvel has taken steps recently to make better use of their female and minority characters, with their most publicised moved being the announcement of upcoming series featuring a black Captain America and a female Thor. Baby steps, but baby steps in the right direction.
About the author: A lifelong TV addict since his first episode of Sesame Street, Cian Sheppard works as an English teacher in Germany and thinks you look very nice today.


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Oral History Project Aims to Capture Coal Stories of the People
Researchers across different disciplines at Duke University hope to find a sustainable energy system. Part of the initiative is to find out how using more sustainable energy sources like wind or solar will effect the people in traditionally coal dependent communities.
“While we’re thinking about developing solar energy or other renewable sources of energy that we are thinking about,” Duke Professor Jon Free said, “that we’re thinking about the people and the impacts on people’s lives that these changes have had continue to have and will have in the future.”
Jon Free is a professor at Duke University overseeing a project called, “Coal and America; Stories from the Central Appalachian Coalfields.” Free and a group of undergraduate students will be in parts of central Appalachia including southern West Virginia in Spring 2018. Jessica Lilly recently spoke with Free to find out more about the project.
The team has partnered with the Appalachian Citizens’ Law Center in Eastern Kentucky and is looking for more people who want to share their story. The group will be in southern West Virginia late May and early June 2018. If you have a story to share, send an email to email@example.com .


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Standout high school, college and professional athletes and coaches recently joined an elite Bucks County group.
Members of the county’s chapter of the Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame welcomed 15 inductees to their ranks during an April 11th ceremony in Lower Southampton.
The inductees include Central Bucks East’s Tara Schmucker and the late Lisa Laskow Adams, Central Bucks West’s Linda Nixon, Council Rock’s Marybeth Freeman, Bobby Hill and Maureen Flynn Martin, Neshaminy’s Cindy Daeche Curley, Jack Dunn and Bob Grupp, Pennsbury’s Shayne “Kip” Kiefer and Donna Runyon and Karl Kremser of the former Woodrow Wilson High School (now Harry S. Truman High School) in Bristol Township.
The chapter also inducted Miki DeBaise, a three-sport athlete at Arcadia University (formerly Beaver College) and longtime tennis coach at the Academy of the New Church in Bryn Athyn, the late Fred Lening, a professional bowler from the Yardley area and the late Lilyan Wright, a Temple University graduate and the founder of the women’s athletic program at The College of New Jersey (the former Trenton State College.)
The county’s Sports Hall of Fame mission is to recognize athletes and coaches who have brought “pride and distinction” to Bucks. The chapter has inducted 156 athletes and coaches since its inception in 2009.
The Class of 2019 “is exceptional in all phases of athletic endeavor,” the chapter’s executive committee members said. All the inductees had a support system they depended on along the way, said Bobby Hill, a champion soccer player and wrestler at Council Rock in the mid-1980s.
“They have given us a pat on the back and sometimes a kick in the butt,” Bobby said during the ceremony at Brookside Manor at Somerton Springs.
Tara Schmucker played lacrosse, field hockey, basketball at CB East High School in the 1990s.
She was an all-American in lacrosse while at CB East. Tara went on to play lacrosse at Vanderbilt University, and then returned to CB East to serve as the head girls’ lacrosse coach. She also has coached lacrosse at CB West.
Linda Nixon played field hockey, basketball and tennis at CB West High School. She was on the field hockey, basketball, tennis, softball and swimming teams at Ursinus College.
Linda also played on the US National Field Hockey Touring Team. She has been the field hockey coach for more than 50 years at Springfield High School in Montgomery County.
Lisa Laskow Adams played three sports at CB East in the mid-1970s, including the school’s championship lacrosse and swimming teams.
“Athletics came as easy to her as breathing,” her daughter Kylie said while accepting her mother’s induction awards.
Lisa was grateful for Title IV, which leveled the playing field for female athletes beginning in the 1970s, her daughter said.
Shortly before her death in 2017, Lisa went with family members to Washington, D.C. to participate in the Women’s March. She made the trek “to stand up for what she believed in,” her daughter said.
“She has been quietly marching with women all along and breaking barriers.”
Lilyan Wright was one of those women who broke barriers for others, said Pat Toner, the field hockey coach at CB South High School. Pat, a Trenton State graduate and vice president of the chapter, accepted the induction awards for her former teacher.
“She impacted all of us,” Pat said. “We were lucky to have her at the College of New Jersey. She cared about us.”
Lilyan was hard not on her athletes, but students training to be physical education teachers, she said.
Pat recalled one time Lilyan sent her students out in the snow to play field hockey. The students were in shorts and the teacher was bundled up in a coat.
“‘It’s not that bad,’” Pat recalled Liliyan saying. “‘You just have to stop thinking about it.’”
The students called her “Tiger Lil.”
“The world is a little less happy without her,” Pat said.
PHOTO CAPS: 1. CB West inductee, Linda Nixon
2. Lisa Laskow Adams
3. Lilyan Wright were inducted posthumously.


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On Tuesday, January 9th, 2018, at about 2:50 p.m., Officers of the Clovis Police Department were dispatched to the 500 block of Wallace Street in reference to an injured subject. On arrival, Officers made contact with a 46 year old male subject who had a wound to his left thigh. The wound appeared to be an entrance and exit wound. The 46 year old male victim was transported to Plains Regional Medical Center for treatment.
The victim was interviewed, relaying that he had been shot by a Gabrielle Carver (25 years of age). According to the victim, he had been confronted by Carver, who pulled a “sawed off” rifle on him, then shot him.
The Special Operations Unit of the Clovis Police Department was activated and is investigating this incident. An arrest warrant has been issued for Gabrielle Carver (25 years of age), who is described as a Hispanic female, who is 5’07″ tall, weighing approximately 160 pounds, who has black hair, and brown eyes. The arrest warrant is for Aggravated Battery, a third degree felony.
Anyone having any information about this case, or Gabrielle Carver’s whereabouts, is asked to contact the Clovis Police Department at 575-769-1921 and ask for a Detective. Citizens may use TipSoft to provide this information and remain anonymous. Text users can send their tip to: “CRIMES” (274637) with the keyword TIPCPD. In other words, citizens can text “TIPCPD plus their crime tip” to 274637 (CRIMES). Citizens can submit anonymous tips using their PC or mobile phone by going to www.tipsubmit.com, or call Curry County Crime Stoppers at 575-763-7000.


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An adapted fur coat completes the ultimate winter warmer look. Forget Kanye West’s range of heavily furred coats and absorb the the classiness of the dark toned fur, soft black and in some light, navy coats compliment and support the sophisticated and slick look of the working man.
The simple yet elegant suit has been also be made into a casual, day yet dramatic look by adding in denim.
Probably one of my favourite collection for this fashion week.


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Now that we are in a new year, will it have an effect on Swift's success? Hell no! She is has already started of 2018 better than any other musical artist!
Swift's smash hit new album, Reputation, has kept its number 1 spot on the Billboard top 200.
What does 2018 have in store for Swift? Well it is, without a doubt, going to more success. She is going on tour, a tour which had more performances added due to how many people wanted to go!
That'll keep the singer busy and successful for a good chunk of 2018. Keep going strong Taylor, you're unbeatable.


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Biochemical and ultrastructural changes associated with chilling injury in soybean seeds during imbibition.
Biochemical and ultrastructural changes associated with chilling injury (CI) in soybean seeds imbibed at 5°C and 25°C were investigated. Soybean seed germination appeared to be affected by chilling temperatures and initial ...
The biochemical and cytokinin changes in the developing and germinating seeds of Podocarpus henkelli stapf.
A review of the literature revealed that there is a lack of depth in our knowledge of gymnospermous seeds with regard to the development and germination processes. The phytohormones, particularly the cytokinins have ...
Propagation of Romulea species.
Romulea is a genus with numerous attractive and endangered species with horticultural potential. This genus in the Iridaceae has its centre of diversity in the winter-rainfall zone of South Africa. This thesis uses ...
Conservation of select South African Disa Berg. species (Orchidaceae) through in vitro seed germination.
Disa comprises 163 species, 131 of which occur in South Africa (SA). The genus is distributed across winter- and summer-rainfall areas, but few species transverse both climatic regions. Species are therefore regarded as ...
Seed germination and medicinal properties of Alepidea species.
The rhizomes of Alepidea amatymbica and Alepidea natalensis are used for medicinal purposes. Because of the increase in demand for these plants the species is becoming scarce. As the seed biology of neither species is well ...
Do herbivores facilitate seed germination and seedling recruitment of woody plants?.
Woody plant encroachment is a phenomenon whereby trees and shrubs invade grasslands or increase in an already wooded area, resulting in lower yields of herbaceous plants and a reduction in the carrying capacity of rangelands. ...
Investigations on the biological effects of smoke-water and smoke-derived compounds in agriculture and horticulture.
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Propagation of Coleonema album (Thunb.) Bartl. & J. C. Wendl. : a horticultural and medicinal plant.
Coleonema album is a South African green treasure, endemic to the Cape region and hard to find in other parts of the country. It is ranked among the most highly utilized medicinal plants at present. The plant extracts ...
Seed dormancy and germination in Protea compacta R.Br. and Leucadendron daphnoides Meisn.
The germination responses of seed to a wide variety of treatments showed that both the pericarp and the embryo contribute to the dormant condition in Protea compacta. Germination can be improved to a greater or lesser ...
Aspects of the influence of temperature on the desiccation responses of seeds of Zizania palustris (Wild rice)
Seeds of wild rice (Zizania palustris var. interior) have been reported to show highest survival when dehydrated at 25 QC. It has also been reported that axis cells sustained least damage at this drying temperature. In ...

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Part Number: 9907-014
Product type: Speed Control Module
Availability: In Stock
Repair: 3-7 Day
Country of Manufacture: United States (USA)
9907-014 is a Speed Control Module developed by Woodward. It is responsible for monitoring and regulating the speed of the system it is connected to. It receives input signals, such as engine speed or process variables, and adjusts the output accordingly to maintain the desired speed setpoint. The module utilizes advanced control algorithms and feedback mechanisms to ensure accurate and responsive speed control.
System proximity probe
- To detect very low speeds, a proximity probe can be used. A proximity probe can detect speed down to 0.5 Hz. A pull-up resistor is required between the supplied proximity probe voltage and the proximity probe input to the FTM when interfacing to open collector type proximity probes. Each speed input to power system proximity probes includes individually fused 12 Vdc and 24 Vdc sources (100 mA fuses, located on the FTMs, are used). When interfacing with an open collector type proximity probe, external pull-up resistors are required.
- Channel 1 depicts an MPU connection, Channel 2 a 24 V proximity connection, and Channel 3 a 12 V proximity connection. When connecting a proximity probe, always jumper the unused MPU connection to eliminate potential noise interference.
- Together with Woodward's GAPTM Graphical Application Program, the MicroNet Operating System creates a powerful control environment. Woodward's one-of-a-kind rate group structure ensures that control functions run deterministically at rate groups defined by the application engineer.
- Control loops that are critical can be processed in 5 milliseconds. Slower rate groups are typically assigned less critical code. The rate group structure prevents the addition of new code from changing system dynamics. Control is deterministic and predictable at all times.
- For key control signals, synchronized inputs and outputs (I/O) are available, while distributed I/O can be used for other less critical parameters. The MicroNet platform supports a variety of communication methods for programming and servicing the control, as well as interacting with other systems (Plant DCS, HMI, etc.).
- Application code is generated using Woodward's GAP and Ladder Logic programming tools. The user can view and tune system variables via a service interface. There are several tools available to provide this interface. TCP/IP, OPC, Modbus, and other current designs are included in order for the user to correctly interface the control to existing or new plant level systems.
- Speed Sensing: Interfaces with speed sensors that monitor the turbine's current rotational speed. These sensors can be optical, magnetic, or based on other technologies, depending on the type of turbine and the environmental conditions.
- Reference Speed Setting: The operator or control system sets a reference speed, which is the desired or target speed at which the turbine should operate. The SCM compares this reference speed with the actual speed from the sensors.
- Control Algorithm: Uses a control algorithm to calculate the necessary adjustments required to bring the turbine's speed in line with the reference speed. This algorithm considers various factors such as load changes, external disturbances, and the turbine's response characteristics.
- Communication Interface: IIt have communication interfaces to exchange data with a central control system, allowing for remote monitoring, diagnostics, and control adjustments.
- Integration with Other Control Systems:Interfaces with other control modules responsible for functions such as load control, temperature control, and vibration monitoring to ensure overall turbine system stability and efficiency.
World of Controls has the most comprehensive selection of GE and Woodward components. Our professionals are available to help you with your requirements at any time. If you require any additional information, please contact WOC immediately.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is 9907-014?
It is a Speed Control Module developed by Woodward.
How can very low speeds be detected?
Very low speeds can be detected using a proximity probe. The proximity probe has the capability to detect speeds as low as 0.5 Hz.
What is required when interfacing with an open collector type proximity probe?
When interfacing with an open collector type proximity probe, external pull-up resistors are required.
What do the different channels depict?
Channel 1 represents an MPU (Measurement Processing Unit) connection, Channel 2 represents a 24 V proximity connection, and Channel 3 represents a 12 V proximity connection.


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Wildlife official says they are on job to capture wild animal’s
Handwara, Nov 23 :
The presence of black bears has panicked residents of Guloora village of Handwara with authorities finding it difficult to catch the wild animals.
People, particularly children and women, are reluctant to come out from their homes after word about the presence of black bears spread in the area, reports said.
Talking to the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO) over phone, residents said that the presence of black bears from last at least six days have panicked them
“It’s very unfortunate that the department has completely failed to capture these animals,” said Sajad Ahmed.
He said that there is not a single day when the bears do not attack civilians here. “During night hours they try to enter residential houses by breaking windows panes and doors”, he said.
Five days ago on November 18, an elderly woman was severely injured after being attacked by a black bear in Guloora Langate village of Handwara. The said woman, as per the family sources, is in ‘Coma’ and being treated at Srinagar hospital since then.
Meanwhile, I/C wildlife officer Langate, Ghulam Mohi u Din told KNO that they rushed their teams immediately after receiving information about the presence of wild animals.
He said that they are trying their best to catch the animals and they don’t have any magic wand to catch wild animals—(KNO)


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Set sail for high adventure in King of Seas, a pirate-themed action-RPG set in a procedurally generated world.
Take control of the seas and become the king of all pirates as you explore lost islands, plunder loot and treasure from your rivals, and battle ship to ship against your enemies. The world is dynamic, reacting to your actions, as naval routes changes as settlements rise and fall in prominence. Embark on a series of epic quests to guide you on your journey, customize your ship, and engage in a dynamic combat system, featuring 20 different skills to choose from to make your ships a powerful force across the high seas.
King of Seas is currently scheduled for a 2021 release, and will be available on the PC, Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, and PlayStation 4.
Story: A series of quests guide you on your journey and uncover the intriguing characters of the King of Seas world who will lead you to the next path of your epic adventure.
Procedural Generation: Dive into a lush, procedurally generated world that constantly refreshes the exploration mechanics within each new game.
Dynamic World: The world reacts to your every action, naval routes change and with each conquered settlement the difficulty adapts to constantly give you a more challenging time.
Map: A thick fog will ensure travelling towards objectives is not plain sailing, after all wouldn't you want to lose the joy of exploration !?
Navigation system: Atmospheric effects influence gameplay. Sail during a storm at your own risk, escape the enemies and always remember to carefully watch the wind direction to stay in control during battles. The strategy starts here.
Ship customization: Five types of highly customizable ships through an equipment and skill system, just as in any true role-playing game!
Combat system: Not only cannon shots and nautical strategy but also speed and spectacle, thanks to a set of more than 20 skills to choose from and three branches of talents to suit any playstyle.
Special Missions: Extra rewards await you upon completion of these secondary missions, each settlement you conquer will be the source of new adventures!
Treasure hunt: Secret maps are hidden in the abyssal depths, find them and obtain directions to submerged treasures!
Trading: Each settlement produces specific products with their own market value. Buy them at the lowest price possible and sell them to other settlements where they are in demand. Buy low, sell high, this is the basis of trade!
Fishing: Find as many as 30 varieties of fish living below the ocean surface. Fish them all but be careful to observe the time of day and weather conditions...
Ranking: Every battle won will drive up the bounty on your head, compare it with the most famous pirates of history. Be the King of Seas!
Multiple difficulties: The difficulty level adds a substantial multiplier to the bounty obtained in the game. How much will you be able to generate in hardcore mode?

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NEW YORK (CBSNewYork/AP) — Trainer Shug McGaughey is still thinking Belmont Stakes for his Kentucky Derby winner after Orb had no problems galloping a mile Thursday morning at Belmont Park.
It was Orb’s first trip to the track since finishing fourth in the Preakness on Saturday, and McGaughey said he’s pleased with the way his colt got around the track under exercise rider Jennifer Patterson.READ MORE: Rangers Stay Red Hot, Get 4 Points From Panarin In Rout Of Blackhawks
“We’re taking it as it comes and not looking too far ahead,” the Hall of Fame trainer said. “But if everything goes well, we’d like to run in the Belmont.”
If Orb shows up for the June 8 Belmont, it would set up a rematch with Oxbow, who won the Preakness by 1¾ lengths and gave trainer D. Wayne Lukas his record 14th win in a Triple Crown race. Lukas already has said Oxbow’s a go for the Belmont, and on Thursday said he’ll also send out Will Take Charge (seventh in the Preakness).
The field for the 1½ -mile Belmont continues to take shape with about 12-14 possible starters, even with Thursday’s news that third-place Preakness finisher Mylute will not be entered.
The list includes six 3-year-olds trained by Todd Pletcher, including the filly Unlimited Budget. In 2007, the Pletcher-trained Rags to Riches became the first filly in 102 years to win the Belmont.READ MORE: NYC Hospitality Alliance: Mayor De Blasio 'Grinch' For Vaccine Mandate That May Keep Tourists With Young Children Away
Pletcher’s other Belmont contenders are Revolutionary, Overanalyze and Palace Malice, third, 11th and 12th in the Derby, respectively, with Micromanage and Midnight Taboo under consideration.
Derby runner-up Golden Soul is also on the list, along with Giant Finish (10th in the Derby), Peter Pan winner Freedom Child, and Code West and possibly Power Broker, both trained by Bob Baffert.
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This Disney Princess Potty Seat with Hook is adorable for the young child ready for potty training. Simply sit it on your existing toilet seat to adjust the seat size for little bottoms. It's lightweight and thin, making it easy for your little one to lift and set on the toilet seat independently. The built-in handles give your child something to hold onto when seated, and a splash guard provides extra protection. This Disney Princess potty seat comes with a matching hook you can hang on the side of the toilet tank so you can store the seat.
The potty seat is practical and perfect having a place to hang it while not in use. However, doesn't sit perfectly on the seat and moves. Being that it is lightweight, if my daughter doesn't sit fully on top of the seat, it will flip.
I am going to return this item as it slips all over the toilet seat and I am afraid my 3 year old granddaughter will get her fingers pinched. I currently use a Thomas the Train toilet ring which fits securely on the toilet seat.
It’s nice. Cushioned well. The seat itself is sturdy but it moves so much around. Almost falls in also. I have an elongated toilet and would not recommend buying this if you have an elongated toilet. Probably fit a rounded toilet seat much better.


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