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551 F2d 974 Leonard v. City of Columbus
551 F.2d 974
14 Empl. Prac. Dec. P 7566
Robert LEONARD et al., Plaintiffs-Appellants,
The CITY OF COLUMBUS et al., Defendants-Appellees.
United States Court of Appeals,
May 9, 1977.
Rehearing En Banc Granted July 1, 1977.
Joel M. Gora, American Civil Liberties Union, New York City, Ellen Leitzer, American Civil Liberties Union Foundation of Ga., Inc., Margie Pitts Hames, Neil Bradley, Atlanta, Ga., Melvin L. Wulf, American Civil Liberties Union Foundation, New York City, for plaintiffs-appellants.
Lennie F. Davis, City. Atty., E. H. Polleys, Jr., Asst. City Atty., Columbus, Ga., for defendants-appellees.
Appeal from the United States District Court for the Middle District of Georgia.
Before BROWN, Chief Judge, and COLEMAN and MORGAN, Circuit Judges.
COLEMAN, Circuit Judge.
Robert Leonard and thirty-seven others filed this action in the United States District Court for the Middle District of Georgia, June 18, 1971, seeking declaratory relief, equitable relief, and damages. As originally cast, the suit alleged that the defendants engaged in certain racially discriminatory employment practices. At the pre-trial conference, however, the suit was radically narrowed, leaving only seven policemen plaintiffs with claims for job reinstatement plus damages for wrongful discharge. Before trial, one of the seven remaining plaintiffs also opted out. Thus, of the original thirty-seven, we now have six left, quite a decimation of forces, to say the least.
After a three day non-jury trial in February, 1975, the District Court entered an order dismissing the complaint on jurisdictional and abstention grounds. The plaintiffs appeal, asking this Court to vacate the dismissal and to instruct the District Court to decide the case on the merits. Their position is well taken.
The turbulent events from which this case arose have been well documented in other cases. See, Community Action Group v. City of Columbus, 5 Cir., 1973, 473 F.2d 966, reh. den., 475 F.2d 1404; Sumbry v. Land, 127 Ga.App. 786, 195 S.E.2d 228 (1972), cert. den., 414 U.S. 1079, 94 S.Ct. 598, 38 L.Ed.2d 486 (1973).
The basic facts from which this appeal arose were:
In May, 1971, the Columbus, Georgia, police department employed approximately 318 officers, of whom fifty-two were black. Various black officers including appellants, formed the Afro-American Police League. This was the vehicle by which the black officers presented their grievances to public officials and by which they publicized their complaint of discrimination against blacks within the police department. The group's activities included issuing a press release which criticized various police activities, holding a press conference on those charges, and formulating a petition of grievances, describing their complaints of discrimination within the department.
On May 29, 1971, a black patrolman, John Brooks, failed to appear in court as a witness and was charged with contempt. He was subsequently arrested under the Judge's order. He was also suspended indefinitely on charges of conduct unbecoming an officer and feigning sickness to avoid duty. Due to this, the seven officers picketed the police station on May 29 and 30, 1971. On May 30, a meeting was held between the disgruntled black officers and various civic leaders. Appeals were made for the patrolmen to return to work. A motion was made that they go back to work, which carried by a split vote. No bargains were apparently struck at the meeting but it was stated that an attempt would be made to confer with officials to see if a solution to the complaints could be achieved.
Later on May 30, Patrolman Leonard was called off his beat and told to report to police headquarters. When he arrived, the deputy chief read a list of charges which were to be directed against Leonard. Patrolman Clark was also called in and presented with various charges.
Upset over what they thought was unfair treatment and a violation of a "cooling off" period allegedly agreed upon, the black policemen met on the morning of May 31 and decided to again picket the police department. Wearing their police uniforms, each of the seven policemen carried hand-lettered signs with statements such as: "We Don't Want to be Policeboys We Want to be Policemen", and "Afro-American Police League Want (sic) Justice." Later that day, with the news media assembled in front of the station, the seven black officers publicly unstitched the United States flag emblem from their uniforms. They stated that the American flag represented liberty and justice, and they would not wear the flag until they received those things for which the flag stood.
They resumed picketing for a while, but were told to report to the police major's office. When they arrived, they were advised that they had been dismissed from the police force and were given letters explaining their dismissal. The letters stated:
"Effective this date, May 31, 1971, you are discharged from the Columbus Police Department for violation of Section 39, paragraphs 'G' and 'R' of the General Rules of Conduct of the Police Manual, which states:
"(G) Conduct unbecoming an officer which might be detrimental to the service
"(R) Any other act or omission contrary to good order and discipline of the department
in that you did publicly remove the American Flag from the Columbus Police Uniform while picketing in front of Police Headquarters on May 31, 1971.
"The American Flag was made an official part of the Columbus Police Uniform by a unanimous vote of the City Commission on August 18, 1969.
Very truly yours,
B. F. McGuffey
Chief of Police"
Later that day, the Public Safety Director held a press conference at which he read a statement which explained the actions taken by the City in dismissing the officers.1
As the case is now presented, the basis of appellants' complaint concerns allegations of procedural defects in the dismissals and discharge for unconstitutional reasons. At the time of the dismissals, City Ordinance No. 71-7 was in effect. This ordinance established disciplinary procedures for the Columbus Police Department. The appellants complain that their dismissals were effectuated without the procedural safeguards afforded by the ordinance.2
On June 4, 1971, counsel for appellants wrote the defendants, stating that the discharged patrolmen wished to preserve their rights to a hearing before the Police Hearing Board and requested seven days' notice prior to the hearings. On June 10, the Deputy Chief sent a letter to the appellants, replying that each had the right to appeal their dismissals to the Board and that the hearing would be scheduled in the near future. The letters also said that they would be notified of the date, time, and place for the hearing.
On June 18, the present suit was filed in the United States District Court.
On June 24 and 25, the appellants received letters from the Deputy Chief, advising them that their hearings were scheduled for June 28. In addition to restating the charges contained in the original letters of dismissal, these letters set forth additional charges against appellants based on conduct prior to their discharges.3 At the request of Leonard's counsel, the hearing was postponed until July 9. Five other appellants received a hearing on July 15. White's hearing was held on July 22. The dismissals of Leonard and White were unanimously upheld by the Board. The remaining dismissals were upheld on four to two votes. No attempt was made by the plaintiffs to have the Board decision reviewed in the state courts, although such review is available, Ball v. Police Committee of the City of Atlanta, 136 Ga.App. 144, 220 S.E.2d 479, 480 (1975).
As noted, following a trial in this action, the District Court disposed of the case on jurisdictional and abstention grounds and did not reach the merits of the plaintiffs' claims. In so doing, the Court stated:
"It has been observed that the 'Civil Rights Act, unlike federal habeas corpus, does not permit a second bite at the cherry'. Lackawanna Police Benevolent Association v. Balen, 446 F.2d 52, 53 (2 Cir., 1971). By attempting to invoke the jurisdiction of this Court after invoking the jurisdiction of the Police Hearing Board, the plaintiffs have sought the forbidden 'second bite'. They seek to relitigate the same cause of action, based on the same set of facts, merely by changing legal theories and sovereignties. They do so despite the availability of a state process of judicial review of decisions of quasi-judicial tribunals such as the Police Hearing Board. (citing McClung v. Richardson, 232 Ga. 530, 207 S.E.2d 472 (1974)."
The second factor upon which the District Court based its opinion was that plaintiffs' claim of wrongful discharge was predicated upon constitutional grounds and the alleged misapplication of the local ordinance. Accordingly, had the plaintiffs prevailed before any of the four levels of state tribunals available to them there would have been no necessity for the federal action seeking reinstatement. This, said the Court, presented a classic case for the application of the abstention doctrine:
"The present case is in essence an employment dispute, involving a local regulatory scheme which is of great interest to the local government, and cases of this genre normally are appropriate for state adjudication. This Court should not serve as an instrument for the disruption of state administrative proceedings conducted on matters of local concern."
The facts and legal issues here presented are not novel. A strikingly similar case was before this Court in Moreno v. Henckel, 5 Cir., 1970, 431 F.2d 1299. In Moreno, a city security guard was fired for "conduct prejudicial to good order". He appealed the dismissal to the San Antonio Civil Service Committee which recommended that he be reinstated. This recommendation, however, was not followed and the City Manager upheld Moreno's dismissal. Despite the availability to Moreno of adequate state court review, he elected to file a § 1983 action in the United States District Court. This suit for injunctive relief, a declaratory judgment, and damages, alleged that he had been discharged in a procedurally defective manner for unconstitutional reasons. The District Court applied the abstention doctrine and dismissed the complaint on the ground that "a remedy was available to the plaintiffs in the Texas Courts". Id. at 1300. We reversed. In so doing we stated:"The fact that a state remedy is available is not a valid basis for federal court abstention.
"After (Moreno's) dismissal by the City Manager, he was forced to choose between one court and another court to decide his rights under the Civil Rights Act. He made the natural choice. His case turns upon federal rights of a particularly high order.
"The abstention doctrine is an exception to the litigant's choice of forum, applied 'only in narrowly limited, "special circumstances".'
"We yet like to believe that wherever the Federal Courts sit, human rights under the Federal Constitution are always a proper subject for adjudication, and that we have not the right to decline the exercise of that jurisdiction simply because the rights asserted may be adjudicated in some other forum."
Moreno v. Henckel, supra, at 1300, 1307, 1309.
We doubt that this result falls afoul of the recent Supreme Court decision of Juidice v. Vail, --- U.S. ----, 97 S.Ct. 1211, 51 L.Ed.2d 376 (dated March 22, 1977). Therein, the Supreme Court applied the principles of Younger v. Harris4 and Huffman v. Pursue, Ltd.5 to an injunction by the District Court against enforcement of contempt procedures in New York state courts. The High Court there stated that nothing more was required to invoke Younger than the party's opportunity to present their federal claims in the state proceedings (emphasis in original). Juidice, however, involved a writ running from a state court which had jurisdiction to issue it, not the failure to exercise a state court appeal from local administrative action.
We think Moreno v. Henckel, supra, teaches that the District Court should have decided this case on the merits. Accordingly, we vacate the judgment of dismissal and remand the case for a decision on the merits, the Court having already conducted a full evidentiary trial in the matter.6
VACATED and REMANDED.
ON PETITION FOR REHEARING AND PETITION FOR REHEARING EN BANC
Before BROWN, C.J., and THORNBERRY, COLEMAN, GOLDBERG, AINSWORTH, GODBOLD, MORGAN, CLARK, RONEY, GEE, TJOFLAT, HILL and FAY, Circuit Judges.
BY THE COURT:
A member of the Court in active service having requested a poll on the application for rehearing en banc and a majority of the judges in active service having voted in favor of granting a rehearing en banc,
IT IS ORDERED that the cause shall be reheard by the Court en banc with oral argument on a date hereafter to be fixed. The Clerk will specify a briefing schedule for the filing of supplemental briefs.
I have this date instructed Chief B. F. McGuffey to dismiss from the Columbus Police Department the following officers:
Patrolman George Arnold
Patrolman J. H. Clark
Patrolman Robert Leonard
Patrolman G. L. Smith
Patrolman W. L. Pearson
Patrolman F. L. White
Patrolman V. Willis
Conduct unbecoming an officer which might be detrimental to the service.
Other acts of omission contrary to good order and discipline of the department.
The Director of Public Safety, Chief of Police and Command Officers have exercised patience and forbearance concerning the conduct individually and as a group by these black officers who call themselves the Afro-American Police League.
Beginning March 26, 1971, and on various dates thereafter, these officers have repetitiously made baseless allegations of unlawful conduct, racism, and discrimination against their fellow officers, the Director of Public Safety, Chief of Police and ranking officers.
They did not present their grievances through channels prior to other public proclamations and accusations.
The F.B.I., Grand Jury, and a Special Committee appointed by the Mayor have addressed themselves to the group's discontents. This obviously has not been satisfactory to these men who are more concerned with publicity than fact.
Today they picketed the Columbus City Police Department and removed the American Flag from their uniforms. These men did not enlist in the Police Department, they do not have to wear that uniform or Flag again; they are dismissed.
Although their complaint centers on their being dismissed before receiving a hearing, they also state that they failed to receive prior notice of the charges, did not have an opportunity to respond, and were denied the rights of confrontation and to consult with counsel
These additional charges were as follows:
Arnold: Feigning sickness to escape duty; participation in unlawful picket.
Clark: Conduct unbecoming an officer by use of profane and abusive language toward female employees of police department; participation in unlawful picket; absent from duty without leave.
Leonard: Feigning sickness to escape duty; two counts of neglect of duty; participation in unlawful picket; conduct unbecoming an officer.
Pearson: Feigning sickness to escape duty; participation in unlawful picket.
Smith: Participation in unlawful picket.
White: Conduct unbecoming an officer by pawning a stolen movie projector; participation in an unlawful picket; feigning sickness to escape duty.
Willis: Participation in unlawful picket.
On remand, at its initial determination, the District Court may allow the record to be appropriately supplemented

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Early Signing period begins today
We are expected to sign 4 players this week. Also, we will be playing in the 2011 Puerto Rico tip-off tournament Nov.17,18, and 20 of 2011 along with Purdue, Temple, Maryland, Colorado, Iona, and Wichita State. Puerto Rico tipoff.


Kobe Bryant has laid it on the line to LeBron James over what he must do in order to secure his legacy as one of the greatest basketball players of all time.
James is arguably the greatest player of all time but has suffered defeat in three of the last four NBA finals at the hands of Golden State Warriors.
Bryant believes that the 33-year-old must find a way to win as many championships as possible in the years to come to cement his legacy.
Speaking to Bleacher Report, he said: ‘All I thought about as a kid personally was winning championships. That’s all I cared about. That’s how I valued Michael (Jordan). That’s how I valued (Larry) Bird. That’s how I valued Magic (Johnson). It was just winning championships.
‘If I’m Bron, you got to figure out a way to win. It’s not about narrative. You want to win championships, you just gotta figure it out.’
The former LA Lakers star also believes that James is having to do too much work on the court and the more of the slogging should be left to his team-mates allowing him to focus on his own game.
‘Phil (Jackson) used to say this thing to me a lot, when I was doing a lot on the court. He’d say, “You have to do less.” And I’d say, “Well, my team-mates got to step up more.” Phil would say, “Well, it’s your responsibility to thrust the game upon them.”
Bryant himself spent 20 years with the LA Lakers and won five NBA rings while the likes of Michael Jordan won six and Magic Johnson five.
Where next for LeBron as he looks to add more championships to his trophy haul.


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Rainy is training to become an agility cat! Ever since Andy and I adopted her in the fall of 2015, she’s been exposed to agility in our house, and shown herself a natural at it. Of course, it is one thing train your cat in your own home where she feels safe; it’s an entirely different thing to train your cat in an alien environment. But this is what Rainy did this past Sunday. The experience increased my belief that Rainy enjoys a life of adventure, and it gave me insights our next steps.
Huge thanks goes to Hearts United for Animals, the no-kill shelter we visited last Sunday. Not only did Carol Wheeler respond enthusiastically to my request to let Rainy use their equipment, but she and others showed up with cameras. Big appreciation also goes to my husband, Andy, who provided transportation and shot video, and to Kathy Z, who is Rainy’s godmother and co-trainer. Now on with Rainy’s story!
As soon as Rainy stepped out of her crate into the indoor agility building, she immediately turned around and tried to retreat into her carrier. I closed the carrier door, and encouraged her to instead walk with by my side on leash. She instead plastered herself to me. In the past, I’ve taken Rainy to visit my-laws and for stroller rides. Why such an adverse reaction now? Many reasons stand out. The most obvious problem was that we were in a scary new place. There was also a couple walking around with a dog, rain and wind pounding on the roof, shelter dogs barking in the adjoining room, and strangers taking photos.
Nothing we did could calm Rainy’s nerves. She refused cat treats and even cheese. She ignored the friendly outstretched hands of strangers. And when she could, she hid deep inside an agility tunnel. When I carried her to an obstacle, she dug her claws into me. When I placed her onto an obstacle, she scampered down as quickly as possible.
What eventually helped calm her? When the couple left with their dog, Rainy’s panic finally somewhat diminished. It also helped that the weather quietened, and so did the dogs. That just left Rainy’s apprehension about being in a new place, and her paranoia about being watched by strangers. I walked her on leash around the cavernous room to let her explore the sights and smells. That helped, but the strangers still made her nervous.
I allowed Rainy to dictate where we’d explore, but at times also encouraged her to try some of the agility obstacles. Her favorite was the cat walk. She trotted back and forth over it a few times. I also got her to agree to try the teeter-totter. She was startled when the raised end hit the floor with a thud, but she shook off her fear and agreeably leaped over a few jumps. To my surprise, she then bounded up the A-Frame. She also climbed onto the table and through a tube. Pretty good for her first time here!
At this point Rainy decided she had enough new adventures for one day. She plunked herself down and refused to do anything until I opened her crate. Immediately, Rainy climbed inside and curled up for a nap. Since then she’s enjoyed more agility at home, and her owners have done some thinking about what training steps are next.
The most obvious next step is that Rainy needs exposure to lots of new situations. At heart, Rainy is a risk-taker. As a homeless kitten, she’d walked up to Kathy and meowed for rescue, even though Kathy had dogs with her. Since becoming ours, Rainy has shown little fear of anything except loud noises. She doesn’t even mind the vacuum cleaner. Rainy also gets into absolutely everything. She knocks things over and likes to eat our plants. She’s eager to welcome guests into our home, and she goes with us to visit Andy’s parent. But to become an agility cat, she’ll need to be exposed to LOTS of new people, places, and events, and in the coming weeks it will be my job to help her become less nervous. Stay tuned, as I share those adventures in the weeks to come!

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- Mental Health of Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Adolescents: What the Students Say by P. Margaret Brown and Andrew Cornes
- The Nature of Victimization among Youths With Hearing Loss in Substance abuse Treatment
- Perspectives of People Who Are Deaf and Hard of Hearingon Mental Health, Recovery, and Peer Support by Linda Cabral, Kathy Muhr and Judith Savageau
- Mental health of deaf people by Johannes Fellinger, Daniel Holzinger, Robert Pollard
- Parenting Stress Among Parents of Deaf and Hearing Children: Associations with Language Delays and Behavior Problem, Parenting Stress in Deaf Children Quittner et al.Alexandra L. Quittner, David H. Barker, Ivette Cruz, Carolyn Snell, Mary E. Grimley, Melissa Botteri, and the CDaCI Investigative Team.
These solutions may offer step-by-step problem-solving explanations or good writing examples that include modern styles of formatting and construction of bibliographies out of text citations and references. Students may use these solutions for personal skill-building and practice. Unethical use is strictly forbidden.The research article, “Mental Health of Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Adolescents: What the Students Say” was conducted in different geographical locations in Australia. The intention of the article’s research was to identify the chances under which the DHH students established increased chances of suffering from different mental conditions compared to their hearing peers. The research clarifies the problem of the study by choosing its study samples from the deaf and hard-of-hearing (DHH) population. Further, the sample frame contains 89 participants who are exposed to different tasks, and such an approach elevates the ability of the researchers in defining and supporting their argument throughout the study (Cornes & Brown, 2015).
The study’s literature is a recapitulation of the existing and undefined challenges befalling the DHH population in the country. The article of the study clarifies the subject of research; hence, the incisive research process exposes the researchers’ involvement in establishing dependable results and recommendations. It is arguable that the results of the study are based from the outcome of the study samples from Western Australia, New South Wales, and Tasmania regions of the country (p. 76). The study’s theses implements that the research process is experimental and unbiased; thus, the conclusions reveal the vulnerability of the DHH adolescents to mental health related ailments.
The research included 89 participants from three different locations. Since the participants were exposed to two distinct experiments, for example, the Austrian Sign Language (AUSLAN) and a written one, it is arguable that the researchers undertook the ideal measures to ensure that the method would lead to the acquisition of independent results. The use of the “binary logistic analysis” approach enhanced the research’s accuracy in accumulating independent data from the study sample. The experimental and summative approaches of presenting the results of the participants after the tests related to the YSR (Youth Self Report) is an indication that the scholars undertook the study to establish independent results rather than...
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Researched in late 2016 with ongoing updates, this unique report has over 260 data filled pages and images. It will assist investors, participants and intending participants in the value chain including manufacturers, developers, academics, government and users seeking the best forecasts and technology roadmaps based on new global investigation. The pages are mostly in the form of easily assimilated infograms, roadmaps and forecasts.
The biggest change in cars for one hundred years is now starting. It is driven by totally new requirements and capabilities. They will cause huge new businesses to appear but some giants currently making cars and their parts will spectacularly go bankrupt. Cities will ban private cars but encourage cars as autonomous taxis and rental vehicles. Already 65% of cars in China are bought by businesses.
The Japanese want the car to be part of the hydrogen economy and a source of power when the next earthquakes and tsunamis hit. The emerging countries want car-like vehicles, mainly as taxis, that are one tenth of the cost and never refuel because the ample sunshine and wind will be grabbed and stored by the vehicle. There is even work on getting electricity from tires. When, where, why, what next? Only this report has the latest analysis by multilingual experts intensely travelling the world to the conferences, universities, companies and governments that will make it happen.
There is a complete chapter on cars in China, the country that buys the most, has some of the lowest costs and leapfrogging innovation but completely different market drivers with the government controlling supply, demand and regulation. Even Chinese manufacturers do not know what comes next, some of which is naked protectionism and some of which, like the recent reintroduction of HEV financial support, a surprise for other reasons. That is why the constant updating of reports, in contrast to those of many other analysts, is key.
For cars, the mechanical world of cogs, axles, pistons and brakes is becoming one of power electronics, complex electric machine systems, batteries and their successors. Integration and electric is the name of the game with components-in-a-box becoming smart wheels and smart inside and outside bodywork and seating.
The report times peak car, peak HEV, peak PHEV and peak lead acid battery. For example, Nissan in Japan told us they have no plans to remove the lead acid battery from their pure electric cars but others are acting differently.
The report finds a huge market emerging for the cheapest, easiest way of converting existing production of cars to keep them legal as new global warming laws bite. This is the 48V mild hybrid: it will also peak in the next fifteen years but, before that, it will transmogrify into a hugely popular form of electric vehicle by becoming capable of several pure electric modes with engine off. The Mercedes broad move to 48V MH in 2017 is only part of this story.
The report's sober look at the detail reveals surprising aspects not popularly reported. For example, Fiat Chrysler is a laggard in EVs but they convinced us they are a leader in 48V MH. Why has Toyota just done a U turn on pure electric cars? Timing is all in this game.
The analysis reveals when Energy Independent Vehicles EIV become significant, not least as cars. It exposes the world of LIDAR, RADAR, cameras, software and so on for autonomy with their relative importance changing rapidly. The price trends are dramatic.
Is there a hare and tortoise story here with Tesla terrifying the industry by becoming the Apple of automotive but acquiring major quality and financial challenges? Volkswagen and Daimler have become ambivalent about fuel cell cars and Toyota has just decided to go big on pure electric, in a change of emphasis. Hyundai say they are the end game, Honda says they are an important option and yet others call them "fool" cells. Who is right? Will the Chinese flood the world with half-price basic electric cars? When?
It is very important that readers escape the evangelism of so many commentators and access the sober analysis of companies. For example, it breaks all the rules of safe manufacturing to radically change your product while increasing production one hundredfold yet we show how that is exactly what is happening with the lithium-ion batteries. Battery fires and explosions are ongoing but some car and battery makers have a superb record.
Forecasts should not presume everything goes right. The anode, cathode, electrolyte and format are changing in a headlong race to smaller size and weight, less cooling and non-flammability. Only the author forecasts the numbers and dollars in nine categories of cars and car-like vehicles because it is plain silly to conflate 3 wheelers, golf cars and fuel cell cars with others.
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1. Executive Summary and Conclusions
3. The China Car Phenomenon
4. Car Powertrains
5. Strong Hybrid Electric Powertrains
6. Pure Electric Vehicle Pev
7. Energy Independent Cars
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9. Rotating Electrical Machines And Their Controls


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- Eight-night cruise from Portsmouth, England, to Glasgow, Scotland, featuring port calls at Caen for the Normandy beaches Utah and Omaha and the 75th anniversary of D-Day, and Cherbourg, France; Tresca, Isles of Scilly, England; Dublin, Ireland; Holyhead, Wales, for Caernarfon; Scotland's Hebridean Islands including Mull and Iona; and Fort William, Scotland, for the Scottish Highlands.
- Visit the D-Day Museum and Southwick House, Dwight D. Eisenhower's headquarters, with an exclusive lunch and lecture in the historic Portsmouth Guildhall.
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- An opportunity to watch a short film documenting the D-Day campaign at the Arromanches 360 Circular Cinema overlooking Gold Beach and the Mulberry Harbor site or to see the legendary Bayeux Tapestry, chronicling the Norman Conquest of 1066.
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CNN anchor Chris Cuomo was trashed on Twitter Thursday night after asking for evidence of his partialness in a tweet. Retweeting a replication to a Twitter account, which verbally expressed, “The story of your life, you perpetually gainsay facts you dont like,” Cuomo allured more of his Twitter adherents to “Name One” instance of inequitableness.
“Tick tock,” Cuomo challenged:
Name one? Tick tock https://t.co/8yoiSaJSB0 — Christopher C. Cuomo (@ChrisCuomo) June 17, 2021
One Twitter account responded, “show me where it verbalizes it verbalizes protests are supposed to be halcyon” in replication to Cuomo’s assertion that the 2020 Black Live Matter riots were acceptable, regardless of their violence.
Cuomo expeditiously condemned those who rioted at the Capitol January 6, causing $30 million in damage, compared to $1 billion of damage during the summer of profound appreciation. Another Twitter account reminded Cuomo he condemned Florida’s Gov. Ron DeSantis’ (R) handling of the coronavirus, while his brother, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D), sent many infected patients into nursing homes. The New York Times reported the FBI was investigating the scandal in March.
Rebekah Jones pic.twitter.com/jV0KbgwXDy — Drew Holden (@DrewHolden360) June 17, 2021A New York Post herald caused Chris Cuomo to recollect, “You broke quarantine while genuinely sick with COVID.”
Cuomo showed his partialness when he was plenarily vaccinated, spotted masked outside, alone, in his open-air convertible.
You broke quarantine while authentically sick with COVID. https://t.co/F5lXIi7gzAAnd on May 30, CNN anchor Jake Tapper assailed Chris Cuomo for exhorting his brother, Andrew Cuomo, on sexual harassment allegations. “I cannot imagine a world in which anybody in journalism cerebrates that that was felicitous,” Tapper verbally expressed about Chris Cuomo’s partial treatment towards his brother.
— Karol Markowicz (@karol) June 17, 2021
“If you are actively exhorting a politician in trouble while being an on-air host on a news network, that’s not okay,” integrated a New Yorker staff writer Nicholas Lemann.
@ChrisCuomo took part in strategy calls exhorting his brother, the New York governor, on how to respond to sexual harassment allegations https://t.co/1MfTzackbc — Jon Nicosia (@NewsPolitics) May 20, 2021
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This News Article is focused on these topics: Media, Politics, Chris Cuomo, CNN, Media Bias


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- • Introduction
- • Regeneration in the ancient world
- • Regeneration in early research
- • Tissue engineering
- • The era of regenerative medicine
- • Regenerative medicine today
- • Conclusion
The fields of tissue engineering (TE) and regenerative medicine (RegMed) are yet to bring about the anticipated therapeutic revolution. After two decades of extremely high expectations and often disappointing returns both in the medical as well as in the financial arena, this scientific field reflects the sense of a new era and suggests the feeling of making a fresh start although many scientists are probably seeking reorientation. Much of research was industry driven, so that especially in the aftermath of the recent financial meltdown in the last 2 years we have witnessed a biotech asset yard sale. Despite any monetary shortcomings, from a technological point of view there have been great leaps that are yet to find their way to the patient. RegMed is definitely bound to play a major role in our life because it embodies one of the primordial dreams of mankind, such as: everlasting youth, flying, remote communication and setting foot on the moon. The Journal of Cellular and Molecular Medicine has been at the frontier of these developments in TE and RegMed from its beginning and reflects recent scientific advances in both fields. Therefore this review tries to look at RegMed through the keyhole of history which might just be like looking ‘back to the future’.

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Retirees: We’re not budging from our homes
Jamie Patrick Hopkins
The American College New York Life Center for Retirement Income
Don’t hold your breath for retirees to free up today’s precious housing inventory — the vast majority have no intention of leaving their homes anytime soon, according to a new survey by The American College of Financial Services.
Of the 1,000 people aged 55 to 75 (born between 1941 and 1961) who participated in the Home Equity and Retirement Income Planning Survey, 83 percent said that they don’t want to relocate in retirement.
Feeney, Caroline, "Retirees: We’re not budging from our homes" (2016). In the News. 1371.

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Nick Young is the newest member of the Golden State Warriors, a team whose fans he once dragged on Twitter for being bandwagon fans. Yes, Young didn’t have much love for Dubs fans while he was a member of the Los Angeles Lakers.
When Young signed with Golden State on Thursday, intrepid internet archeologists dug deep into his Twitter profile to find all the instances where he threw shade at the fans who will now cheer for Swaggy P when he hits all those swaggy threes.
This all started when Young was watching a Golden State game and complained about how much they passed. Warriors fans got on him for talking about their team, and he fired back.
Now Young does have a pretty good point: if you can figure out which team he’s talking about, maybe there’s something to what he’s saying. Perhaps the fans doth protest too much here? But Young wasn’t finished.
Yeah, Swaggy P is going to do just fine for the Warriors. This is going to be fun.
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By Andru McCracken
Tourism Valemount is receiving a 150% increase in funding from the Resort Municipality Initiative. At last Tuesday’s council meeting economic development officer, Silvio Gislimberti sought permission to develop a strategy to qualify for the funding. Until 2018 Valemount was receiving $40,000 per year, now they will receive $100,000.
Apart from $10,000 that can be used for administration, the money must go towards amenities and capital infrastructure or tourism programs.
Seventy percent of the money must go to infrastructure projects and can include construction and modification of tourism facilities as well as buildings, trails, signs and parks.
Thirty percent is earmarked for tourism related programs. They can include tourism ambassador programs, arts and culture tours, tourist shuttles, trail grooming, events and festivals and even visitor awareness initiatives.
According to the Ministry of Tourism, Tourism Valemount’s strategy has to identify a long term vision for the community must identify the long-term vision for the community and what they plan to do.
Local tourism stakeholders must have an opportunity to influence and agree on priorities and the projects that are included in the strategy.


Eco-based Gardens and Environmental Stewardship
ADRA in Canada is beginning a national initiative to encourage local communities to create their own community gardens to promote healthy living and create a cleaner and greener environment.
What is a Community Garden?
Community gardens are areas of unused open space where neighbours gather to collectively manage and care for a piece of land. These areas serve as a way for urban residents to grow their own fruits and vegetables, and to interact with both the environment and their neighbours.
Community gardens are safe, green spaces in urban areas with little or no park land and can contribute to keeping the air clean. The main principle is to keep it simple and manageable!
Benefits of Community Gardens
Gardens help to increase fruit and vegetable consumption by increasing the availability of these items and improve skills in food preparation if combined with nutrition education.
Community members grow their own produce, thereby reducing grocery bills.
Engage in exercise and enjoy nature while tending the garden and socializing with your neighbours. (Properly physically distanced, of course!)
Community gardens do not require large areas of land and can be as simple as a few raised beds in a park or residential area.
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Start your own community gardening initiative today with this practical guide which can help you enhance the mission of your church through environmental stewardship and create long-lasting connections with your community.
In Our Backyard
With the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, F. Edgar Nunes, pastor of the Kingston Seventh-day Adventist Church, was asking himself, “What more can my church do to help those in need? We are handing out as many food parcels as our resources allow. But these resources are limited. What more can we do?”
As he looked out at the broad expanse of green surrounding the church, a thought began to take shape. “We can help our neighbours help themselves. We can help our neighbours and the Kingston community by making our large, unused lawn available as a community garden.”


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European Commission to investigate possible state aid for Hinkley point nuclear project
The European Commission has announced that it intends to open a detailed investigation into possible state aid for the Hinkley point nuclear new-build project.
It stated in its announcement that it doubts the project suffers from a genuine market failure. It is also quite negative regarding the project’s prospects of being found to constitute ‘services of general economic interest’ (SGEI).
So what is the legal headline here? The main point to keep in mind is that a key feature of the European Commission’s investigation will be to decide whether the project represents an SGEI. The expression ‘SGEI’ is not defined by community law but essentially comprises an economic activity that public authorities define as being of particular importance to citizens, and which either would not be supplied or would be supplied under different conditions if there were no public intervention…
Click on the link below to read the rest of the Wragge & Co briefing.
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In part two of this series, Martin Chitty takes a closer look at what action has been announced and the options open to employers.
Dispute resolution in the UAE: what are the options? Part three — enforcing an arbitration award in the UAE
Different regimes apply in the UAE for enforcing international awards and local awards (i.e. awards made within the UAE).


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The next Wayzata School District Board meeting is Monday.
The board is scheduled to discuss a student teaching agreement with Purdue.
Ruchika Kamojiala will represent the Wayzata High School Student Council.
A special recognition will be given to Class AA Girls’ Swim and Dive 100 Yard Freestyle champion Jordan McGinty.
The board meeting begins at 7 p.m., Monday, Dec. 10 at Wayzata City Hall.


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By Chesney Hearst, Contributing Reporter
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL – Rock in Rio organizers continue to shape the 2013 lineup with the additions of Bon Jovi, Matchbox Twenty, Florence and the Machine, Thirty Seconds to Mars, and Capital Inicial. The bands join the growing list of performers scheduled to play at the upcoming seven day music festival in September at Barra da Tijuca’s Parque dos Atletas Cidade do Rock (Olympic Park City of Rock).
Most recently, the American rock band, Bon Jovi, was confirmed as the headliner for the festival’s “Rock Day” on Friday, September 20th. Known for hits such as “Livin’ On A Prayer” and “It’s My Life”, the band has perfected their live performances during their thirty year history having played more than 2,700 shows in over 52 countries, including Brazil.
Fronted by singer Jon Bon Jovi with Richie Sambora on lead guitar, Tico Torres on drums and David Bryan on keyboards, Bon Jovi will appear at the festival as part of the Because We Can tour, named for the first single released from the band’s 12th full-length album, What About Now.
Another recently announced addition to the Rock Day lineup is American band, Matchbox Twenty. The group known for the songs “Push” and “Unwell”, will proceed the previously confirmed Canadian rockers Nickelback and Bon Jovi on the Palco Mundo (World Stage or main stage).
Formed in 1995 with Rob Thomas as their lead singer, Matchbox Twenty have released four full-length albums and September will mark the band’s first show ever in Brazil. “When I see clips of artists performing at Rock in Rio, thousands of people watching,” Matchbox Twenty drummer, Paul Doucette told G1 Globo. “There seems to be an excitement greater than all the places I’ve ever played. It’s all very big.”
One act familiar first-hand with the Brazilian audience reception is the British indie rock band, Florence and the Machine, who were recently confirmed to join headliners, Muse on the main stage on Saturday, September 14th.
Lead by singer-songerwriter Florence Welch, the band previously toured Brazil in 2012 as part of the Summer Soul Festival. Florence and “the machine”, which includes; songwriter-producer Isabella Summers, guitarist Robert Ackroyd, drummer Chris Hayden, bass guitarist Mark Saunders and harpist Tom Monger, released their debut album, Lungs, in 2009.
The band, which released a second full-length album, entitled Ceremonials, in 2011, are known for Welch’s strong voices and songs such as; “Dog Days Are Over” and “Heavy in Your Arms”, that musically mix alternative rock with a bit of soul.
Before Florence and the Machine plays and Muse closes the night of September 14th, the Los Angeles, U.S. based band, Thirty Seconds to Mars will take the main stage.
Formed in 1998 by actor and musician Jared Leto and his brother Shannon Leto, the band known for progressive/grunge rock has released three studio albums to date and have also played in Brazil previously in 2007 and 2011. They are scheduled to release a new single “Up in the Air” on March 19th and a fourth full-length album later this year.
Brazilian rockers, Capital Incial, also formed by brothers – drummer, Fê Lemos and bassist Flávio Lemos – will complete the main stage lineup as the main stage openers for September 14th. “Rock in Rio is unique for us artists,” Captial Inicial singer Dinho Ouro Preto said in a press release. This will be the band’s fourth time playing the festival, “and we always have unique experience,” Preto added.
Tickets per day for Rock in Rio are R$260 (full price) and R$130 (half price) and will officially go on sale to the public on April 4th. They are currently available for some Itaucard holders to purchase at a fifteen percent discount. For more information about tickets and lineup dates, see the official Rock In Rio website here.


Let me see if I can get this straight or not…
Our government cannot account for 619 Billion Dollars
( http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2014/08/05/federal-spending-transparency-money-missing/13485581/ )
and the complaints are few and far between, but folks in southern CA, and folks near Ft. Sill, OK, and my neighbors in Pierce County surrounding Joint Base Lewis McChord pitch hissy fits about taking care of children who are by every conceivable measure victims.
These terrible days were bound to arrive. In a 1994 brief filed with the U.S. Supreme Court, Mother Theresa included the following, “America needs no words from me to see how your decision in Roe v. Wade has deformed a great nation. The so-called right to abortion has pitted mothers against their children and women against men. It has sown violence and discord at the heart of the most intimate human relationships. It has aggravated the derogation of the father’s role in an increasingly fatherless society. It has portrayed the greatest of gifts–a child–as a competitor, an intrusion, and an inconvenience. It has nominally accorded mothers unfettered dominion over the independent lives of their physically dependent sons and daughters. And, in granting this unconscionable power, it has exposed many women to unjust and selfish demands from their husbands or other sexual partners. Human rights are not a privilege conferred by government. They are every human being’s entitlement by virtue of his humanity. The right to life does not depend, and must not be declared to be contingent, on the pleasure of anyone else, not even a parent or a sovereign.”
Now, 20 years later, we are beginning to see the bottom of the slippery slope. Not only the defenseless unborn, but the defenseless already born will be forgotten.
Bureaucrats misplace, misappropriate, mis-spend, or, probably most likely, simply mis-report (who knows) $619 billion and not very many even flinch. “Oh well, what do we expect after the scandals in the Secret Service, Veterans Affairs, Home Land Security, Dept of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms, General Services Administration, National Labor Relations Board, and the IRS (and all these just since 2009). Yet we whine about accepting responsibility for the compassionate care of innocent children? We use excuses like, “We don’t have enough resources for our own? Who are we trying to kid? Drive the streets of America, then look up the conditions of any third world nation.
I don’t have to be a democrat, republican, something in-between, or something to either the left or right of both to say, “Shame on us.” I need only be one of two things: an American citizen who recalls the profound words of both our Declaration of Independence and our Constitution; or the kind of follower of Jesus who at the very least “wants” to do as he does.
I’m sending money to help.
And I’m pleading with you to join me.


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Tenants and Homeowners Forums
Find out about the Tenant Forum, Homeowner Forum and Joint Tenants and Homeowners Forum and how to join.
About the forums
The purpose of these forums will be to provide a place where tenant and homeowner representatives can:
- help to shape and improve the council’s housing services, and ensure residents can raise any concerns they have about the management of the council’s housing services and homes
- be consulted by the council on key council policy changes that particularly impact on people living in council owned homes, including the setting of rents and service charges
- advise and support the council in how it can better involve residents
- receive updates on the performance and delivery of housing services
The Tenants Forum will focus on tenant specific issues and the Homeowners Forum will focus on homeowner specific issues. Members of both the Tenants and Homeowners Forums will meet regularly jointly to look at issues which affect both tenants and leaseholders.
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The Tenants and Homeowners Forums meetings are made up of residents who live in the borough and who were voted for by other local residents. Find a full list of all those elected at the December 2020 Local Housing Forum meetings (pdf, 283kb).
The next Tenant and Homeowner Forum meetings are set to take place early 2021. Details of these meetings will be published nearer the date.
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Bethlehem, Pa. - September 29, 2017 - Competing in the 44th annual Paul Short Run, hosted by Lehigh University, the Springfield College women's cross country team placed sixth overall on Friday afternoon at the Goodman Campus Cross Country Course. The Paul Short Run is the largest intercollegiate cross country meet in the nation with approximately 6,000 athletes from nearly 450 colleges and high schools slated to compete.
On the 6k course, the Pride finished sixth among 32 teams, and averaged an impressive time of 23:52.
Standout junior Kristen Madeia (Berlin, Conn.) was impressive once again as she clocked in at a time of 23:04, finishing 13th overall out of 270 student-athletes. Madeia was closely followed by Hannah Wunderlich (Methuen, Mass.), who crossed in 23:55. The Pride's next finisher was Laura Volan (Scarborough, Maine), who churned out her best performance of the 2017 season as she recorded a time of 23:57, while freshman Rachel Wentnick (Metuchen, N.J.) raced to a time of 24:02. Rounding out the top five for the Pride was Abigail Murdock (Westerly, R.I.), who posted a time of 24:19.
Up next, Springfield College will race in the Connecticut College Invitational, hosted in New London, Conn. on Saturday, October 14.


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SENIOR FOOTBALL QUARTER FINAL: BALTINGLASS ensured they held on to their Senior crown for a while longer thanks to a pulsating final quarter against a gallant Eire Og team in Aughrim.
Having trailed for almost the entire game up until the 45th minute, they outscored their opponents 1-4 to 0-2 to graft out a tough win which will stand to them in their semi-final showdown with Rathnew.
County star Darren Hayden was full of early running for the Greystones men and opened the scoring from a free with 90 seconds on the clock.
He would play a big part in their second score with a fine run and pass to Jamie McDonald to slot over after Eire Og intercepted a wayward Baltinglass free on their own 21.
At the other end, Dan Kelly settled Baltinglass into the fixture with a fine score and a couple of frees, but sandwiched in between was the first of several pieces of magic in the fixture.
Craig Smullen got on the end of some neat Eire Og play and he found a massive gap to run into, he passed to Enda King whose lobbed effort was tipped by Jackson but Daniel Keane was on hand to poke home a deserved goal for his side.
Greystones extended their lead from the impressive Daniel Woods after Stephen Kelly found a gap through the middle again and provided support with a lung busting run after a quick free from Hayden.
Baltinglass kept chipping away at the scoreboard with Eire Og defending very well and a long range John McGrath effort was the pick of the bunch.
With some exceptional pieces of skill at either end, Enda Kings dummy solo allowed Liam Maguire the time to chip over a point of his own before Baltinglass struck for goal.
Having worked the ball into the full-forward line and finding their progress blocked, the ball was fed across to Peader Burke who avoided a tackle and had time to progress into goal and slot calmly under Lorcan Treanor and into the net.
Eire Og almost responded immediately through a trademark Hayden burst but his effort was just over the crossbar.
Game on after an electrifying couple of minutes.
Danny Woods provided an enthralling opening half with picking sublime passes to colleagues and kicking some wonderful scores of his own and linked up with the problematic Daniel Keane throughout the opening half for a number of Keanes scores and assists on the day.
A free from Mark Jackson brought the opening half to its conclusion with a worthy two-point lead for the Greystones men.
Adam McHugh and Dan Kelly brought parity with two fine frees to open the second half but Hayden struck a free for himself and Woods and Keane again linked up for the latter to fire over to keep the Greystones men ticking over.
With considerable size around the middle section of the field on both sides, Baltinglass sprung Mikey English from the bench to shore up the middle after losing three consecutive kick outs.
In the opening period, Eire Og turned over huge amounts of Baltinglass possession, with Stephen Kelly accounting for over half his sides total.
In the following 18 minutes, it would be Billy Cullen and Ian Sheerin coming to the fore for their side and winning loose ball.
Cullen was employed as a sweeper for Paul Garrigans side and was Baltinglass leading light in the opening period and continued on this vein in the second.
Dan Kelly and the accurate John McGrath brought the game level for a third time before Sean OBrien, who was being extremely well shackled by Eire Og, won two balls in a row and fired a score for himself and helped set up Jason Kennedy for a rousing score to give Baltinglass a two-point lead.
Danny Woods fired over a magnificent long range point to bring his side back to one but tired bodies were beginning to come evident for Eire Og who had members playing hurling the day prior and involved in fixtures for almost every weekend in September thus far including replays.
With that in mind, Tom and Pat Burke seen an increase in their running in the second period straight at the heart of Greystones and on one such run from Tom, the ball was worked to an unmarked OBrien who had ghosted around the back of the Eire Og defence and fired home low around Treanor.
OBrien can be lethal in situations as this and needs one sniff to find a goal chance similar to last years county final.
Dan Kelly added a point from play and a free to open a six-point gap and it seemed Baltinglass were going to survive this scare with them defending tirelessly with every long ball into their goal mouth.
Dan Keane concluded the scoring on the day but it is Baltinglass who march on in their defence of Miley after two encounters with Eire Og which will aid them in their pursuit.
SENIOR HURLING SEMI-FINAL:GLENEALY motored on to the Dacia Cars Senior hurling final following a 3-17 to 4-09 victory over the men of Eire Og Greystones after an entertaining semi-final clash in Joule Park, Aughrim, last Saturday afternoon.
A tally of 3-17 against a very decent defence will win you most games, but the concession of four late goals will be of major concern to Gary Laffans men as they face the quick turnaround before facing Bray Emmets this Sunday in the decider.
However, by the time Jonathan ONeill jnr grabbed his second and his sides third goal to make it 3-12 to 0-08, there could an argument for Glenealy taking the foot off the pedal ahead of Eire Ogs late resurgence.
Nevertheless, such looseness at the back would be fatal against the forwards of the caliber possessed by Bray Emmets.
The tenacity and skill of Leighton Glynn was pivotal to Glenealys early dominance. He played a massive role in the majority of their early scores; winning the free for Jonathan ONeill Snrs opening point before catching low from a Danny Staunton clearance and making a defence tormenting pass to release Jonathan ONeill Jnr for the games opening goal after five minutes to make it 1-02 to 0-01.
Jamie Byne had brought a fine save out of Dan ONeill seconds earlier, while Anto Byrne had driven over a beautiful score from distance to open Eire Ogs account with three on the clock.
Following the Glenealy goal there was a period of uncertainty in the Glenealy defence but they survived any major mishap with an Anto Byrne wide from a free from his own half all Eire Og had to show for their efforts.
Despite Eire Ogs honesty and determination, the Glenealy side were that bit sharper in some aspects of the play and by half-time they had created a 2-07 to 0-08 gap that was not insurmountable for the Greystones men by any stretch of the imagination.
Glenealys second goal of the first half came from the hurl of Alan Driver and followed points from Jonathan ONeill Snr (free), Leighton Glynn (two), Jamie Byrne, and three James Cranley converted frees to make it 2-06 to 0-04, with Dan ONeill pulling off a fine save from Enan Glynns shot in the lead up to Drivers goal from a sweet ground stroke, Gary Byrne with a ball from midfield that unlocked the Eire Og defence.
Credit to Eire Og, they didnt panic, and they bagged four points before the break, one from a mountainous free from Stephen Kelly, a super score from Shane Nolan, a wicked effort from Anto Byrne from a tight angle and an Andy Walsh point just before the break to send Eire Og in with some hope on a score of 2-07 to 0-08.
A good start was vital for the Greystones men but a wide from James Cranley was followed by a devastating 1-05 for the Glenealy men with points from Jonathan ONeill Snr (two frees and a 65), ONeill Jnr, Jamie Byrne, and Glenealys third and final goal, this one from the hurl of Jonathan ONeil Jnr to make it 3-12 to 0-08.
Again, full credit to the Eire Og men. They refused to panic or throw in the towel and back they came with vengence. Andy Walsh rattled the net with 14 gone in the second half and this was quickly followed by a major from Anto Byrne and all of a sudden that mountain Eire Og had to climb had been reduced to a steep hill at 3-12 to 2-08.
Garry Byrne, Jonathan ONeill Snr (65) and Joey Driver Jnr stopped the Eire Og resurgence in its track with three fine points but Shane Nolan and Anto Byrne would raise late green flags for the Greystones men who never once relented but Glenealys ability to pop over points helped them stay well ahead of their opponents with points from Jonathan ONeill Snr (free), and a superb Jamie Byrne point coming between Eire Ogs tw goals to make it 3-17 to 4-09.
Glenealy march on but this tough clash with a fine and improving Eire Og outfit will stand them in good stead for the meeting with Bray Emmets this Sunday in Joule Park, Aughrim.
FIXTURE CHAOS: DR. BRENDAN CUDDIHY has said he has ended his long relationship as doctor to Wicklow GAA county teams after his club, Eire Og Greystones, was forced to play the county Senior hurling semi-final and the county Senior football quarter-final replay in less than 24 hours.
There are also rumours that many of the county players who hail from Eire Og may no longer be making themselves available to the Senior county hurling and football squads after Wicklows CCC failed to find an alternative to the fixture pile up last weekend.
We talk about fairness, but my job as doctor to these guys is their welfare and I have to look at them and say the County Board are making you play two games in less than 24 hours, said Dr. Cuddihy moments after the Eire Og footballers were defeated in the football quarter-final replay against Baltinglass.
This is very bad practice. You wouldnt see this happening in other sports. You dont see it happening in rugby, you dont see it happen in soccer. Our lads are being discriminated against, basically.
As a result, I have an association with the County Board here as a volunteer since 1985, I was here as a volunteer doctor for the Laois championship match and as of today Im walking away, because I couldnt be associated with, I dont want to be associated with an organisation that doesnt take player welfare seriously.
Thats the end of the road. We talked about player welfare all week and that has been ignored.
Its on the GAA website that player welfare is paramount. Paramount means that its above all else. In Wicklow we talk the talk but we dont walk the walk.
There is a saying from Ancient Rome: the senators are wise but the Senate is an ass. The officers of Eire Og Greystones have respect for the individual members of the County Board, but we feel their collective decision-making process has failed our players.
Wicklow Chairman Martin Coleman said that at a County Board meeting earlier in the year, the clubs voted against starting the championships early and they were warned on the night by a member of the CCC that they would be playing games weekend after weekend and day after day in some cases.
He also said that he would be very sorry if Dr. Cuddihy was to step aside from his voluntary role
THERE is a feeling of huge disappointment and anger in the Eire Og Greystones club this weekend following the fixing of the Senior hurling semi-final and Senior football quarter-final replay on Saturday and Sunday of last weekend, within 24 hours of each other.
Eire Og Chairman John Keane and Dr Brendan Cuddihy spoke on behalf of the club following their footballers exit to Baltinglass in Joule Park, Aughrim, on Sunday.
After the Carnew match last week, I contacted Mick Hagan after the game, the St Pats game was still going on at this stage. I asked, the football was obviously fixed for this Sunday, and when were they thinking of fixing it and he said the Saturday, the day before. And that was his immediate reaction, said John Keane.
I said, Thats impossible, very unfair, player welfare, weve a lot of players involved, eight players involved, four starters, and four who would come on. And he said, Well, we dont want to put back the hurling county final. And I said, If you put it back by one week, that solves all the issues.
And he said he couldnt do that. I asked why? He said, We cant. So, it wasnt even in his thinking at the time.
We discussed leaving the hurling fixture as it was and moving the football to the Wednesday and if the hurlers lost on the Saturday then you just play next Saturday instead.
So, Mick Hagan said he would think about it and the next day I rang him and he was gone on holidays to Clare. It was left over to Bridget Kenny. After many phone calls, they said they were having a meeting of the CCC on the Tuesday night. That didnt happen. So, they met on the Wednesday night, and we got a one-line email saying the fixture was going ahead as stood. No reason why.
We emailed them back and said we were very unhappy with the situation and we wanted to know the reason why. No answer to that. We met on the Friday night ourselves as a committee and with the management of both sides. The management teams were very unhappy, on both sides. The players were very unhappy, committee very unhappy and the club was very unhappy, but we said we had to the best for our players at that stage because we had done our preparations but the players still didnt know if they were going to be playing or not.
That was the clubs approach to this weekend. We didnt know if we were going to be playing these fixtures or not. Massive games. Besides all that, theres just the unfairness of it. I spoke to Martin Coleman, I spoke to Martin Fitzgerald and they sympathised but they both said there was nothing they could do as they dont sit on the fixtures committee
U11 Hurling Heroes:
Game One: On the morning that our senior hurlers played in their second championship semi-final in three years the clubs brigade of 2006 and 2007 hurlers made their own history for the club. Two U11 hurling teams both playing in their respective finals took to the fields in Ballinakill at the same time. They did so without their general, their leader in chief Mark Barry, who had been deployed to Croatia on a diplomatic mission to commemorate the events of 40 years ago in Lorrha. These Eire g-ers, aided by the Generals Lieutenants had to face their counterparts from that granite mining village of yore, Aughrim and the St. Pats club, Wicklow Town
U11 matches are 13 aside, such is the growth in juvenile membership in Eire Og that we were able to have 18 players for the Aughrim match and 17 young men to face Pats. Everyone of these 35 iomna showed Cchulainn like attributes all year and even more so on this final day.
The Aughrim game started with a bang when from the throw-in the sliotar broke to the Aughrim half-forward who Con O Callaghan Like went straight for goal and scored with a class finish. The sliotar was up and down the pitch thereafter, but playing against a strong Ballinakill wind Eire Og found themselves a second goal down after five minutes. undeterred they hurled themselves back into the game levelling matters by half time. All eyes were on the new goal stopper for Eire Og, and Tom Meyler did not disappoint. He lorded the small rectangle and barked out orders like a veteran, his speed and skill were required in the forwards and so his net minding duties were delegated to his twin Sean, who led from the back, his puck-outs finding Eire Og retrievers on the vast majority of occasions. The pressure of defending the goal line was eased considerably indeed by the outstanding defensive work of Daniel Burns, Alec Bartac and Cathal Kirby.
This game had all the spills and thrills normally associate with Roller coast riding as the woodwork on both ends of the pitch saved the day. The crossbar, not to be outdone also prevented a certain goal. James O Dowd, Hugh O Carroll and Eoghan Duddy took the fight to Aughrim as every puck out was contested with do or die vigour. Thomas O Connell put in an outstanding performance littered with long range mega-volt clearances and precision free-taking. Joshua Barry had the unenviable task of marking the Aughrim sharpshooter who was left firing blanks as Joshua blocked, hooked and harried.
Jack Caffrey was Austin Deasy like in midfield fielding high ball, side stepping opponents and delivering ball into his forwards where Evin Donnelly and Charlie Nolan chased every ball and half chance like a pair of springer spaniels left off their leads but Lady Luck must have accompanied Mark Barry to Croatia as shot after shot either hit the side netting or flew agonisingly inches wide. That lady luck was indeed not in smiling form was confirmed when a Piaras Healy shot from the 14 hit the inside of the post and rolled across the goal. Tom Mahony got on the end of a long ball from Thomas O Connell only to be denied by the catlike reflexes of the Aughrim goal minder. Shortly after Seamus Darcy had a skilful flick to the net disallowed for square ball. His mother told him there would be days like this.
Darragh Shanahan now moved to full forward chased down a half blocked Aughrim clearance, took pocession, soloed to within shooting distance and unleashed an unstoppable shot to the back of the net. Unfortunately with lady luck in absence it was not to be our day. Congratulations to a fine Aughrim team who were victorious.
Game Two : On Saturday morning as we gathered in Balinakill to play our final you could feel the determination in the whole squad to bring the trophy home.
The weather conditions were going to be a factor with the morning rain leading to a very slippy surface. Also the very strong wind meant a good start was essential and this was exactly what happened with our forwards tackling and harrying from the front. This meant St Patrick’s had no time to get into a rhythm.
As we were playing with the wind we started at a great pace and intensity and a very strong showing from our dynamic midfield duo of Paddy Marrinan and Cillian Goff meant plenty of ball was going into the forwards.
The full forward line of Miquel Ramirez, Donagh Mellett and Adam Doherty showed great stick work on the ground to create numerous goal chances.
The first goal came from sterling work from the strong and skilful half forward line of Daragh Keogh and Sean Lehane.
As we were playing with the wind in the first half we knew we had to build up a lead and this was reinforced by the powerful showing from our defence where Oscar Lane and Reuben Palmer were outstanding and did not let anything past.
Also our corner backs Fionn Ryan and Riain O Gorman tackled ferociously and made sure our ever alert goal keeper Dean Balfe had a quiet day at the office. Our full back Ryan Ovenden led the line excellently and delivered excellent ball into the forwards, the second Eire Og goal coming from such a delivery.
At half time we led by 2-2 to no score and knew we were in for a battle royale in the second half and this is where the strength of our squad shone through as the substitutes Liam McGovern, Sam Travers and Nathan added greatly to the performance and ensured St Patrick’s were not let back into the game easily.
The second half was an excellent half of hurling and was up and down the field with all of the skills of hurling on show. St Patrick’s showed their fighting spirit and played to the final whistle and will be hard opponents into the future.
As the game entered the last ten minutes we brought on out last 2 subs, Ciaran Duddy and Dean Barry and their energy ensured we got to the final whistle with the win. We managed to keep St Patrick’s scoreless and the game ended with a 3-3 win for Eire Og.
It was a great way to finish the league and the players are already looking ahead to next year.


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The ‘Terroir Moselle wine and architecture route’ is a ‘preparatory’ cooperation project gathering six LEADER areas, five wine growing areas from four regions and three countries.
Projects & Practice
An investment project for the modernisation and automation of a frozen fruits processing plant in order to minimise production losses.
Setting up an innovative lavender distillery in response to increasing market demands for high quality, niche products.
An infrastructure investment to solve the problem of waste water treatment in a sparsely populated rural municipality.
A land consolidation project helped restore the functionality of vineyard terraces and thus maintained a landscape which is a habitat of rare species.
An initiative to sensitise companies in the Northern Eifel region to the problem of management succession at an early stage.
A modern hen farm producing eggs for human consumption, set up a new unit to process non commercial eggs and therefore increase its competitiveness.
Modernization of a poultry farm by installing new, laying hen equipment and by renovating the production buildings.
An investment project to modernise a buffalo dairy farm through the introduction of new processes and equipment.
Switching from manual labour to mechanised work in order to make the business much more cost effective.

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Coventry University’s in-house Creative Design Studio has designed the university’s 2001 Annual Review, which incorporates a temporarily revamped treatment of its corporate identity. Designers Zenon Texeira and Gary Maddison have reworded Coventry University as Somehow Different, using an identical typeface, to provide an ‘insight into the personality of the organisation behind the corporate image’, according to a design studio spokesman. Two freelance photographers worked on the review, Andy Paterson and David Bamber, and shots include students on a North Wales field trip in simulated refugee camp conditions. The review is launched this month.
The sale of the independent brand consultancy will see it retain its creative independence and management, while it has also revealed plans to expand to Shanghai.
The car manufacturer’s I.D Buzz Microbus bears a striking resemblance to is original camper van made popular during the 1960s Hippie era, but is now all-electric.
The annual design festival is back for its fifth edition this October, and will feature Pentagram partner Naresh Ramchandani, Buzzcocks’ record sleeve designer Malcolm Garrett and an exhibition on Lucienne
A patent filed by the company reveals a mobile with thermal elements embedded into the screen, which would heat it up and fill any cracks if it became damaged.


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