The security guards were looking jumpy as we trundled into the vast Tesco ‘Extra’ megastore just outside Newport at lunchtime yesterday. And who can blame them?
Some 24 hours earlier, they’d confronted a local man called Chris Noden, who’d wheeled his trolley across the threshold while completely naked aside from his underpants, a face mask, and some extravagant tattoos.
‘Clothes are now deemed non-essential,’ announced Noden’s wife, Dawn, who followed just behind.
‘Mark Drakeford [Wales’s First Minister] said they are non-essential. Your store’s policy says they are non-essential. So let him in!’
Socks were allowed, but not tights. Baby clothes could be purchased, but the aisle selling toddler gear was blocked off. Guy Adams is seen above in a supermarket in Wales
There followed a heated discussion in which the hapless guard insisted that clothing is, in fact, very essential indeed if you want to tread the hallowed aisles of Tesco.
A video of the incident, that quickly went viral after being uploaded to Facebook by the formidable Dawn, saw the couple sternly advised that if they had a problem with that state of affairs they should ‘take it up with the government’.
They won’t be the only ones doing so, judging by the furious punters I bumped into on a surreal tour of Spytty Park, an out-of-town shopping centre just off the M4.
In Boots, they’d responded to recent edicts from the Welsh First Minister’s shopping Stasi – who have outlawed purchases of goods deemed ‘non-essential’ – by banning the sale of aftershave and make-up.
Socks were allowed, but not tights. Baby clothes could be purchased, but the aisle selling toddler gear was blocked off. Hairdryers were off limits, but for some reason, they were still letting people buy Brita water filters.
‘Ridiculous,’ said Pat Rees, who’d popped in to pick up a prescription for her elderly mother.
The security guards were looking jumpy as we trundled into the vast Tesco ‘Extra’ megastore just outside Newport at lunchtime yesterday. And who can blame them? Some 24 hours earlier, they’d confronted a local man called Chris Noden, who’d wheeled his trolley across the threshold while completely naked aside from his underpants, a face mask, and some extravagant tattoos
‘They say stuff isn’t essential, but nothing is essential until you need it. Hairdryers aren’t essential until one breaks. And who the Hell is Mark Drakeford to tell me I can’t buy lipstick?’
At Tesco, they’ve actually banned books. Black and yellow scene-of-crime tape is preventing access to shelves ‘in line with government guidelines’ – no sinister historical precedents there! – though, oddly, magazines remain on sale for now on the shelves opposite.
Meanwhile a six-foot-high wall of toilet roll has been erected at either end of the clothes department in order to stop bourgeois shoppers updating their wardrobe.
And with rain forecast to continue through half-term, and Welsh families banned from leaving their homes, the sale of such seditious middle-class products as board games, toys, puzzles, DVDs and video games has been declared verboten.
‘This is mad,’ said Mark Evans, who I bumped into at the Tesco pharmacy.
‘They’ve just told me I’m not allowed to buy an electric razor, because the government says you can’t sell anything that’s battery powered. But six feet away, they’re selling normal razors. They’re talking the p***. It’s the arrogance of power, isn’t it?’
Elsewhere, there were rumours (currently unconfirmed) of checkout assistants at some stores banning the sale of pumpkins to shoppers who intend to turn them into Halloween lanterns (only those using them as food were allegedly allowed past the till.
In Cardiff, the Mail visited an outlet of The Range where shoppers were being interrogated about the purpose of their visit before they were allowed to cross the threshold.
This absurd state of affairs has come about because of a decision by Mr Drakeford’s Labour administration to impose a ‘fire-break’ lockdown on Wales – as per Keir Starmer’s UK-wide policy – for a period of 17 days, from 6pm on Friday, in an effort to halt a ‘second-wave’ of Covid.
Much like in March, leaving home for almost any reason apart from exercise, (some) work, and visiting stores which sell food, fuel and other ‘essential’ supplies has been declared illegal.
This time, however, they have decided to go one step further.
In a move virtually unprecedented in the UK outside wartime, they have decided which ‘essential’ goods shoppers are allowed to put in their baskets.
Elsewhere, there were rumours (currently unconfirmed) of checkout assistants at some stores banning the sale of pumpkins to shoppers who intend to turn them into Halloween lanterns (only those using them as food were allegedly allowed past the till. A book aisle is seen closed off by tape
Which is why on Thursday – roughly 24 hours before the lockdown started – written guidance was issued prohibiting the sale of a host of products, including clothes, homeware, toys, phones, and electrical goods.
The lengthy document outlining the move said that stores allowed to remain open would have to ensure that areas where they usually sell these products were ‘cordoned off, or emptied, and closed to the public’.
Cue outrage. And while Mr Drakeford claimed the rules were designed to make things ‘fair’ to retailers forced to close during his lockdown, critics pointed out that shoppers would simply take their custom online.
As North Wales police and crime commissioner Arfon Jones put it, ‘the only people who benefit will be online sellers like Amazon’.
Other political opponents regard the very concept of State intrusion into the contents of people’s shopping trolleys as sinister.
‘It’s regulation after regulation, a constant barrage, like in one of those Eastern European dictatorships, where they used to make lists of everything people were and weren’t allowed to do,’ says Andrew RT Davies, the Tory shadow health spokesman for Wales.
‘They say they’re doing it to keep the country safe. But when they shot people climbing over the Berlin Wall they used to say the same thing.
‘The rhetoric is the same, and the sad thing is that it breeds contempt not just for these rules but for all the rules that are being introduced to combat this pandemic. In fact, it has turned Wales into a laughing stock.’
In some areas, things got off to a seriously fractious start when the new policy came in. In Bangor on Friday night, one Gwilym Owen marched into a different branch of Tesco and began ripping apart plastic sheets that were preventing shoppers from accessing children’s clothes. ‘Rip the f***ers off!’ he shouted. ‘Kids’ f***ing clothes! It is a f***ing disgrace!’
Mr Owen was arrested and charged with criminal damage, along with a range of public order offences.
In Cardiff, a woman called Chelsea Jones, whose daughter was admitted to hospital late on Saturday, told the BBC that she’d been unable to buy her child new pyjamas to replace a set that were ‘soaked in blood’ after the nearby supermarket refused to sell them.
‘I was driving around crying in a panic trying to find somewhere that I am able to pick up some essentials for my child,’ she said.
‘I have never felt so angry, frustrated or upset, ever. You just never know when a ‘non-essential item’ will become ‘essential’ to you. I am not one to undermine the seriousness of Covid and always try my best to follow the rules, but these rules need to change.’
As surreal pictures of cordoned off shopping aisles flood the internet, Drakeford has said he will ‘review’ the bizarre rules tomorrow
Some 60,000 people have now signed a petition calling for Mr Drakeford’s government to do just that.
They include Robert Stone, a businessman from Penarth, who had spent several hours touring South Wales in search of paper for his computer printer. Two previous supermarkets sent him packing. However Newport’s Tesco Extra was allowing the sale of stationery.
‘I need paper to do my job, because they won’t let me go into the office next week,’ he said.
‘Because of their stupid rules, I’ve just wasted half a day, and gone into three separate stores in two different cities. How is that helping anyone stop the spread of Coronavirus?’
As surreal pictures of cordoned off shopping aisles flood the internet, Drakeford has said he will ‘review’ the bizarre rules tomorrow.
However his senior ministers spent yesterday insisting that the rules will be clarified, rather than scrapped.
Meanwhile, there remains one place in Wales where clothes, books, and even pints of draft beer can still be freely bought and sold: Cardiff International Airport. And who owns and operates it? Why, Mr Drakeford’s Welsh government.
Wales faces ANOTHER ‘fire break’ after Christmas: Welsh ministers warn multiple lockdowns will be needed until vaccine is found – as they admit ‘trolley police’ ban on shops selling non-essential goods is NOT working
By James Tapsfield, Political Editor for MailOnline
Welsh ministers yesterday revealed they are already planning for another ‘firebreaker’ lockdown after Christmas – as they conceded their ‘trolley police’ ban on shops selling non-essential goods is not working properly.
Despite the 17-day squeeze only having been in place since Friday, deputy economy minister Lee Waters urged people to brace for a re-run in January or February.
The warning came as First Minister Mark Drakeford signalled a U-turn is coming on the ban on shops selling non-essential goods, saying he recognised the public was ‘fed up’ and ‘common sense’ was needed.
A backlash has been gathering pace, with bewilderment that alcohol is seen as ‘essential’ but school uniform, vacuum cleaners and hairdryers are not.
Supermarkets have actively taped off shelves of ordinary goods, blocking off entire aisles or covering them in plastic.
But critics have branded the move ‘madness’ and said the only person to benefit will be Amazon owner Jeff Bezos, as shoppers will just buy things online instead.
First Minister Mark Drakeford said he recognised that people were ‘fed up’ as he hinted at a rethink on the draconian move, saying ‘common sense’ was needed
On the BBC’s Andrew Marr show yesterday, Welsh health minister Vaughan Gething suggested the review in Wales would look at why the rules were not being applied consistently
Labour leader Mr Drakeford has been facing criticism over the ban on non-essential sales during the ‘firebreak’ lockdown, and tweeted last night admitting people were ‘fed up’
The Welsh Government was also unable to provide clarity over what goods counted as ‘essential’, with one minister instead saying that he hoped retailers would have a ‘grown-up understanding’.
More than 50,000 people have signed a petition calling on the Welsh Government to reverse the ban, which it described as ‘disproportionate and cruel’.
And last night Mr Drakeford tweeted: ‘Thank you for all your efforts over the last 24 hours to stay at home. We know people are fed up.
Non-essential or essential? What we know about what goods are banned in Wales’ lockdown firebreak
First Minister Mark Drakeford has announced that non-essential items should not be sold during the country’s firebreak lockdown.
So far the Welsh government has not published a public list of what these goods include.
The supermarkets have also not responded on whether they have been given specific instructions on what they cannot sell.
But it appears these items cannot be sold during the 17 days of restrictions:
- Other kitchen goods such as microwaves and toasted sandwich makers
- Phone chargers
- Electrical products
- Scented candles
- Children’s toys
- Towels and cushions
- Wrapping paper
‘It’s not easy, but we all have a responsibility to stop the virus spreading.
‘We’ll be reviewing how the weekend has gone with the supermarkets and making sure that common sense is applied.
‘Supermarkets can sell anything that can be sold in any other type of shop that isn’t required to close. In the meantime, please only leave home if you need to.’
Welsh health minister Vaughan Gething suggested the review would look at why the rules were not being applied consistently.
He told the BBC’s Andrew Marr Show: ‘We’re reviewing with supermarkets the understanding and the clarity and the policy because there’s been different application in different parts.
‘We all need to step back and remember why the firebreak has been introduced, to recognise that it is hard on lots of people, but we’re in a week where we’ve already seen 61 deaths take place here in Wales.
‘Just about a month ago there were only six deaths in a week so coronavirus is taking off. We are seeing more people lose their loves.’
He said the Welsh Government had worked with supermarkets on the ban and discussed which items were affected by it.
‘We’ll talk to them again on Monday so everyone understands the position we’re in to have some clarity,’ Mr Gething said.
‘It’s also about reducing the opportunity for contacts. That’s what we’re really trying to do – we’re asking people to stay at home to stay lives, that really is right back where we are.’
Speaking on BBC Radio Wales’s Sunday Supplement, Mr Waters said: ‘The projections and papers we published on our worse-case scenario projections show it is likely we are going to need another firebreak in January or February.’
He said the first and second lockdowns came too late and cases and deaths are rising again.
‘We are doing our best to flatten the curve. We can’t stop the curve, we can’t stop the virus spreading. Our best hope is to wait for a vaccine to help us bring it under control.’
Mr Drakeford’s tweet followed a statement from the Welsh Government earlier on Saturday, which insisted the ban was ‘not for the sake of being difficult’.
A spokesman confirmed that items found in other essential shops – such as stationery and greetings cards – could still be sold in supermarkets during the lockdown.
Guidance previously published by the Welsh Government said certain sections of supermarkets must be ‘cordoned off or emptied, and closed to the public’ during the two-week period.
These include areas selling electrical goods, telephones, clothes, toys and games, garden products and dedicated sections for homewares.
Supplies for the ‘essential upkeep, maintenance and functioning of the household’ – such as batteries, lightbulbs and rubber gloves – can be sold during the lockdown.
Images posted on social media showed aisles selling products such as children’s clothes, greetings cards and book blocked off, with plastic sheeting placed over items to prevent shoppers from accessing them.
Retailers have been ordered to sell only essential goods and so many supermarket aisles are roped off and products covered up
Whole areas of supermarkets have been closed off in line with the restrictions imposed by Welsh ministers
The petition calling for the ban to be reversed immediately states: ‘We do not agree that this is a prudent or rational measure, and will create more harm than good.
‘We do not agree for example that parents should be barred from buying clothes for their children during lockdown while out shopping.’
Paul Davies, leader of the Welsh Conservatives, said he had written to the presiding officer of the Welsh Parliament calling for members to be recalled to discuss the ban.
He described the popularity of the petition as a ‘clear sign’ that people in Wales want the rule ‘scrapped immediately’.
One video posted on social media appeared to show a man ripping down plastic sheeting that was covering clothing aisles in a supermarket.
This week police revealed extraordinary plans to patrol the Anglo-Welsh border to stop families from crossing over for a half-term holiday as Wales was plunged into a two-week ‘firebreak’ lockdown.
Officers said they would try to stop caravans sneaking into England from Wales and deter Welsh motorists defying Mr Drakeford’s ‘power-mad’ orders from making ‘non-essential’ journeys.
Gloucestershire Police announced an operation covering routes from Wales into the Forest of Dean where officers would stop motorists travelling into England to find out what they were doing.
Drivers would be encouraged to turn around and head back to Wales if officers ‘are not satisfied with their explanation’, a spokesman said. If they refuse, police will tell forces in Wales so they can issue fines.
But drivers were later seen crossing the border on the A494 at Queensferry and on the A5445 between Chester and Wrexham in a breach of the new restrictions.
Mr Drakeford has threatened to use number plate recognition cameras to fine English drivers crossing into his country.
His call was echoed by Scotland’s First Minister Nicola Sturgeon, who threatened to roll-out a similar travel ban across Scotland to stop people travelling from virus hotspots in England.
Clothes: As well as children’s clothes, adults’ shirts were also seen taped off at the same Cardiff Asda store on Friday
Clothes: Underwear and women’s shirts, dressing gowns and even bras were off-limits to customers at this Tesco store in Wales
But the Police Federation of England and Wales has revealed the ban is ‘unenforceable’, adding policing which is ‘already over-stretched due to the pandemic’ would be complicated by the measure.
Wales was plunged into a draconian ‘firebreak’ lockdown at 6pm yesterday and it is expected to wreck the Welsh economy.
Under the measures, which will last 17 days, people will be asked to stay at home and to leave only for a limited number of reasons, including exercise, buying essential supplies, or to seek or provide care.
MPs have hit out at the extreme restrictions, with MP for Tonbridge and Malling, Tom Tugendhat, blasting the Welsh Government for ‘destroying’ jobs on the high street.
He took to social media and wrote: ‘This is how you destroy jobs on the high street and push them online. What shops can’t sell, Amazon will deliver.’
Meanwhile, supermarket staff covered up kettles and phone chargers on shelves as Mr Drakeford banned the sale of ‘non-essential’ items.
Tesco and Lidl workers became Wales’ first ‘trolley police’ as they were seen hiding shelves of ‘non-essential’ products behind plastic sheets to stop customers buying them ahead of the start of the restrictions, which came in earlier yesterday.
Plastic barriers and stacks of drinks crates were also set up to block off certain aisles while other items were taped off by staff as part of efforts to follow the draconian new rules.
At other major supermarkets, Sainsbury’s said staff have been working ‘around the clock’ to put changes in place, while Waitrose said it was reviewing government guidance and Asda claimed it had been given ‘very little time’ to implement the new rules.
Four members of staff at a Tesco store in Pontypool could be seen inspecting the cover-up for a 20-minute trial run ahead of the latest restrictions coming into force, with witnesses admitting they’d ‘never seen anything like it’.
Mr Drakeford described stopping supermarkets from selling non-essential products during the firebreak lockdown as ‘a straightforward matter of fairness’.
Wales’ Labour leader could not hide his frustration as he was repeatedly questioned on the restrictions, which are now in force for 17 days. He said they were ‘fair’ and crucial to stop the spread of the virus.
He told a press conference in Cardiff on Friday that any suggestion that the ban, which was announced on Thursday, was based on his own politics was ‘nonsensical’.
He said: ‘We are requiring many hundreds of small businesses to close on the high street right across Wales.
‘We cannot do that and then allow supermarkets to sell goods that those people are unable to sell.
‘And we are looking to minimise the amount of time that people spend out of their homes during this two-week period.
‘This is not the time to be browsing around supermarkets looking for non-essential goods.’
He said trying to find exceptions to the rules was ‘just the wrong’ approach and called on people in Wales to not use the firebreak to do things that they do not have to.
‘It is a straightforward matter of fairness – we are in this together here in Wales,’ he added.
He was slammed for the stance by TV host Kay Burley who argued that her hairdryer was a necessary item, despite the Welsh leader claiming it classed as a ‘non-essential’ item.
Supermarket customers in Wales yesterday claimed the sale of duvets, bedding and electricals had been stopped by Tesco staff who covered the shelves in plastic.
Tesco customer Jamie Cole, 31, said the aisle containing kettles and phone chargers was also ‘completely closed off’ despite them being ‘needed’ as temperatures nationwide begin to drop.
Mr Cole said: ‘I was shocked, it’s quite bad. Bedding should be available for kids and mothers. We’re coming up to winter, it’s cold outside, I couldn’t believe it.
‘I don’t have kids of my own but my friend and my sister have kids, she’s quite shocked too. They rely on Tesco as it’s the only supermarket in our town.
‘This was today at 10.49am, the restrictions don’t come into effect until 6pm and all the other supermarkets are fine. The staff are only following orders, It’s happened so quickly. They only announced it at about 7pm last night.
‘I’m 30-odd and I’ve never seen anything like it in my life. You abide by the rules then they do this, it’s quite intimidating. There was another aisle that was completely closed off too, that was the stationery aisle and electricals.
‘If you needed a kettle or phone charger, that aisle was completely closed off. I’ve done a bit of homework and there’s no list of essential items on the Wales Government website.
‘I guess it’s the supermarket that decides what items are essential.’
A spokesperson for Tesco confirmed to MailOnline: ‘Our colleagues across Wales will be working incredibly hard today so we can comply with the Welsh Government’s ban on selling ‘non-essential’ goods to our customers from 6pm this evening.’


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The 13th ColCoa Film Festival opens
The 2009 ColCoa Festival, an event that gives American decision-makers the chance to discover French films, opens this evening and runs until April 26.
The City of Lights, City of Angels (COL•COA) event is organized by the FCFA (Franco-American Cultural Fund), a collaborative effort between France's Society of Authors, Composers and Publishers of Music (SACEM), and the Directors Guild of America, the Motion Picture Association, and the Writers Guild of America, West, with the support of Unifrance, the Film and TV Office of the French Embassy in the United States, and the Association des Auteurs-Realisateurs-Producteurs (ARP). The festival’s original focus was to serve as a movie industry event aimed at expatriates and Californian Francophiles. It has evolved over the years into a key annual event for West coast industry professionals. Recent years have seen the signing of numerous deals for the acquisition of distribution and remake rights for French films.
This year’s festival opener will be Je l'aimais (Someone I Loved), the third feature film by Zabou Breitman. This screen adaptation of a novel by Anna Gavalda will be released in France on May 6. Hopes are high that this premiere screening will meet with the same enthusiastic response as the two previous opening films, La Môme (La Vie en Rose) in 2007 and Bienvenue chez les Cht’is (Welcome to the Sticks) in 2008. This festival’s selection of thirty feature films includes, OSS 117, Rio ne répond plus (OSS 117, Lost in Rio), Louise Michel, and Welcome, as well as two of the big winners at the 2009 French Cesar Awards, Séraphine and Mesrine. All feature films will be preceded by a short film screening. The complete selection of short films will be presented in a special program, concluding with the presentation of the Best Short Film Award.
For many American movie professionals, the ColCoa Film Festival and the Rendez-Vous with French Cinema event in New York are now seen as the two most important industry events representing French cinema in the United States.
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Situated in SER II - Fortaleza, the Pousada Farol do Forte Hotel Fortaleza offers stylish accommodation with modern amenities. Industria Naval do Ceara, Iracema Beach and Coco Park are less than a 10-minute drive away, and the property offers free parking.The guest house has a car rental desk, laundry facilities and a 24 hour reception. Wireless internet is provided throughout the guest house, meaning you'll have no trouble remaining connected while on the road. The guest house also offers its guests an airport transfer service.All rooms at the Pousada Farol do Forte Hotel Fortaleza have air conditioning and offer cable / satellite channels and a private bathroom. The guest house has several oversized rooms to accommodate families.Pinto Martins International Airport (FOR) is less than a 20-minute drive from the Pousada Farol do Forte Hotel Fortaleza. For guests wishing to eat out, the guest house is not far from a selection of local cafés and restaurants.
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The accredited visitor centres in the Moreton Bay Region and the volunteer program is managed by Moreton Bay Region Industry and Tourism (MBRIT).
MBRIT is a not for profit organisation and not only manages the visitor centres but also produces the major events in the region.
The visitor centres are part of the destination marketing team that promotes the region to visitors. Open 7 days a week from 9am - 4pm, the centres are located at Bribie, Redcliffe Jetty, Samford, Caboolture Historical Village, MBRIT Offices at Kipparing and Woodford.
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Built in 2006 by Compositeworks and last refitted in 2014, sailing yacht ALLURES features a carbon hull and has excellent on board entertainment, including widescreen TVs and AV equipment. Her interiors are fitted to a phenomenal standard and guests will enjoy the interiors as much as the exterior deck.
The Italian interior salon creates a great impression on guests and visitors alike: the spacious interior is finished to a high standard and includes a wet bar towards the aft, leading out onto the main deck where guests can lounge in the sunshine or dine alfresco.
A formal dining option is also available indoors, forward of the salon in the observation lounge where guests can take in the views of the Mediterranean.
As well as the main deck aft, there is a generous collection of sunpads and alfresco dining on the flybridge to give guests a choice in outdoor living while cruising and at anchor.
Sailing yacht ALLURES comes with a great selection of water toys for fun in the Western Mediterranean seas, and includes a Waverunner, a wakeboard, kayaks, windsurfers, water skis, snorkelling gear and fishing gear.
The on board accommodation is designed for a maximum of 8 guests over 4 cabins: 2 double cabins and 2 twin cabins. A crew of 5 will ensure that every guest has an exceptional charter experience in the Mediterranean.


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Initially, the story ofthe killing of Aaron Palmer by Oklahoma police read as one of courageousness and devotion to filial ties. Now, a new, more disturbing story emerges.
According to CSP commentator Lori Holland, “Aaron was not defending his father. The police were looking for his father, Randall Palmer, who was wanted for non compliance with the local drug court program. Aaron was at home on Saturday night when the police kicked in his door. He was chopping celery and onion for dinner when the police entered, and as he came to see what was happening the officer immediately shot him. Randall Palmer was found where he was hiding from the police, in Shawnee, the next night.”
CSP cannot validate who Lori Holland is or how she has this information, but this tale should be heard. Was Aaron’s murder even more cold-blooded than originally thought? We hope more information will follow. CSP thanks Lori Holland for her contribution and her concern for truth.


The Cummins straight-six diesel is still planned for future Rams; power was boosted to 800 lb-ft of torque. The eight-speed automatic once said to be slated for this engine is a while off, if it's still in the cards at all, given the Cummins’ torque, which exceeds the eight-speed’s design parameters.
VM powers Chrysler/Jeep in Europe. A Fiat diesel is being tested for US certification in Wrangler, and a VM diesel is definitely going into North American Grand Cherokees and Rams — starting in Grand Cherokee, despite the later model year — coupled with the eight speed automatic as we predicted two years in advance. Some believe the VM diesel will end up in Wranglers as well, the main question being “when” — before or after the redesign.
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It’s Banned Books Week and the Southeast Branch Public Library is showing film versions of books that have been challenged or banned. Do you dare to watch? Join us in celebrating the freedom to read!
Movie Schedule – all movies begin at 1pm
September 26th — DaVinci Code (rated PG13)
September 27th — A Farewell to Arms (rated PG13)
September 28th — The Kite Runner (rated PG13)
September 29th — The Outsiders (rated PG)
September 30th — The Great Gatsby (rated PG)
Light refreshments provided by our Friends of the Library.


On October 3, 2015 at approximately 1:20 pm. members of the Sault Ste. Marie Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) responded to single motor vehicle collision involving a car on Bear Creek Drive on the Batchewana First Nation.
A northbound car left the roadway into the northbound ditch striking a concrete retaining wall. Sault Ste. Marie OPP, Anishinabek Police Service, two OPP Technical Traffic Collision Investigators (TTCI), Sault Ste. Marie Fire Department and Sault Ste. Marie Emergency Medical Services (EMS) attended the scene.
The 33 year old female driver and a ten month old child received non-life threatening injuries. A seven year old female passenger received life-threatening injuries. All three were transported by EMS to hospital.
The collision is still under investigation.


Posted April 2, 2016
By AXEL TURCIOS
When you go to a musical you expect an unusual experience, but when you go to the musical that presents the life and works of one of the biggest music composers of all time, you embark on an unimaginable journey.
For the first time ever and after six years of its original Broadway release, “Sondheim on Sondheim” comes to South Florida to present an intimate multimedia portrait of musical icon Stephen Sondheim told through his own words and unique music style.
This time it debuts as an Actors’ Playhouse production at the Miracle Theatre in Coral Gables.
Sondheim, born in New York, is a composer and lyricist many considered as the greatest and perhaps best-known artist in the American musical theater. Throughout his career, Sondheim received an Academy Award, eight Tony Awards and other multiple high prestige recognition.
This award-winning musical revue consists of music and lyrics written by Sondheim for his many shows.
Throughout the show, the audience is introduced to exclusive video footage in which Sondheim offers an inside look at his personal life and artistic process.
The musical, directed by the award-winning David Arisco and David Nagy, is also combined with never-seen-before arrangements of more than two dozen Sondheim tunes brought to life by eight talented singers and a live, onstage chamber orchestra.
The cast does an astonishing job highlighting and performing Sondheim’s songs.
The eight talented actor-singers, Margot Moreland, Lindsey Corey Lourelene Snedeker, Wayne LeGette, Christopher A. Kent, Alexander Zenoz , Marilyn Caserta, and Don Juan Seward II, engage the audience in a compelling and beautiful manner.
When the show starts, it feels like you are about to go on a tour. Technically, you are, but instead, you begin a trip to explore an artist’s personal and professional life.
It all begins with the live performance of the onstage orchestra. Then, the actors come on stage to bring to life some of Sondheim best-known works such as “A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum,” “Company,” “Follies,” “A Little Night Music,” “Sweeney Todd” and many more master pieces.
The actors take the audience on an unthinkable experience making them feel like they are traveling back in time. The musical is the perfect gift for any fan willing to have fun and get a sense of the real Sondheim.
His compositions, life experiences and toxic relationship with his mother inspired this state-of-the-art master piece that is now contributing to the arts of South Florida.
The show brilliantly is concluded with one of the composer’s songs, “Anyone Can Whistle,” where Sondheim himself joins the song with the videos shown of him.
Any person would think that this style of delivering the many secrets behind Sondheim’s keys to writing his songs is somewhat strange, but I consider it a vivid retelling of the composer’s many experiences in his lifetime.
- Musical: “Sondheim on Sondheim”
- Where: Actors’ Playhouse at the Miracle Theatre, 280 Miracle Mile, Coral Gables.
- When: 8 p.m. Wednesdays-Saturdays, 3 p.m. Sundays (additional matinee 2 p.m. March 23) March 16 through April 3
- Price: $59 Fridays-Saturdays, $52 other performances (10 percent senior discount, $15 student rush tickets, excludes Saturdays-Sundays).
- Information: 305-444-9293 or www.actorsplayhouse.org


Post-Silicon Validation Electronic technologies’ increasing dependence on processing capabilities necessitates efficient and effective verification of the processor design (pre-silicon validation) and physical prototype (post-silicon validation). In developing a design, the operation can be simulated with great control of the test paths and the deterministic transparency allows bugs to be pinpointed easily. Material non-idealities, fabrication inconsistencies and unforeseen interactions between devices or testing conditions on a physical chip make post-silicon validation an essential step in bringing a chip to market. The increasing complexity and size of chips is shifting the importance from the time and computational intensive pre-silicon validation to the statistical testing of post-silicon validation. Unfortunately, many bugs are asynchronous or intermittent throughout operation making them very difficult and time consuming to detect and rectify.
BPS (Bug Positioning System) Researchers at the University of Michigan have developed a post-silicon validation method that effectively detects and locates, in both time and space, intermittent bugs that would otherwise be very difficult to rectify. Their method provides a robust platform for testing whole chipsets to detect functional, electrical and manufacturing bugs with both high spatial and time resolution decreasing the time necessary to fix the inconsistencies. Through the use of flexible data collection window lengths, allowing optimization of off-chip data transfers, responsiveness to atypical device characteristics and a new post-processing procedure, BPS provides the ability to improve post-silicon validation to detect intermittent bugs that traditionally have been very difficult to detect.
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Cloverdale is located in the picturesque Alexander Valley wine region of Sonoma County, just off Northern California Highway 101 about 15 miles north of Healdsburg. With good proximity to urban centers and within easy driving distance to San Francisco, Cloverdale is evolving as a smart growth city with small town charm.
An exceptional place to live, the city covers 2.7 square miles. The median household income is $59,120 with a population of approximately 11,032 and is surrounded by Oak-studded rolling hills, outstanding recreational opportunities, wineries, vineyards and small farms.
With walkable and bike-friendly neighborhoods, dotted with family-oriented parks, apartment and home prices range from the affordable to luxury. Enjoy moderate winters, warm summers with balmy summer nights and enjoy downtown plaza events and Farmers Markets! Listings of local businesses are available on their website, as well as on the website of the Cloverdale Chamber of Commerce, which also provides resources for those looking to relocate their home or business to Cloverdale.

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|Former affiliation(s)||Kingdom of Lordaeron|
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Gerald Crowe is a human that used to live in Stratholme with his wife, Lavinia, prior to the Third War. When the Scourge came the two of them were separated and Lavinia killed. Gerald later moved to Goldshire and married again. He learned that Lavinia was raised as an undead and she still considered him a husband. An undead named Garth Beeks wanted to contact Gerald in order to be introduced to Lavinia.

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Woodlawn Central Plan is to create cultural destinations
The Woodlawn Central Master Plan was derived from the One Network of Woodlawn Master Plan that was created as part of a 2060 Plan. It was approved by the City of Chicago’s Planning Commission and the Department of Planning and Development.
The mission of the plan is to establish the community’s cultural identity. The project is perceived to cost $300-$600 million.
The plan speaks to the creative and cultural contributions of Black people, with a focus on language, food, garb, music and worship.
Part of the plan looks to take the schools that were closed down during the Rahm Emanuel administration and reimagine them as cultural destinations, turning them into districts that would include performing arts, agriculture, technology, visual arts and retails. Those pieces would serve as foundations, with mixed-use walkability that would connect those locations, from Stony Island to State Street, 61st Street to South Chicago Avenue.
In 2020, Brazier introduced the 40-year plan. He took the billion-dollar plan to Dr. Byron Brazier, Pastor of Apostolic Church of God. Brazier’s idea was to take the church’s campus and use it as a catalyst and a mini version of the 2060 Plan, with cultural destinations on the church’s campus, which encompasses 17 acres. The church board, congregation and Dr. Brazier are in support of the plan. The plan would use all of the church’s parking lots and a parking structure would be built to support the ongoing viability of the church.
The campus would include a technology and innovation site, black box theater, vertical farming, visual arts and retail, with shops and eateries, as well as other cultural aspects.
“The one thing that we do understand is that the only way to build the Black community is from the inside out. No one has the unique understanding than we do of our own culture, our own challenges, and how to create solutions, that are on a high level, so that any of the big firms could understand, from a planning aspect, this is what we’re looking at as a vision,” Brazier said.
The church’s campus sits close to transit and the upcoming Obama Presidential Center, parks and Lake Michigan.
The goal is not just to build out the Woodlawn community, but to serve as a model for all of the “Woodlawns” that exist across the country.
Brazier has received great responses from all of the plan’s municipal partners. He believes the plan will lead to a true transformation of the community, which has suffered from disenfranchisement – economically, environmentally and socially. Residents, once they saw the visual renderings of the plan, were able to understand the plan was more than grocery stores and affordable housing.
“What a community needs is two things: One, better education and an economic development plan. If you consider what does a good community have, there are four measurements of a good or poor community. One is if you have high education, and a high economic development, you will tend to low safety needs and low human service needs. If you have low education and low an economic development, you will have high safety needs and high human service needs,” he said. “This development is to support the cultural development for jobs, for a place to economically grow a community.”
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Published 4:00 am, Sunday, March 18, 2007
On one of my husband's eternal quests to find something new on a California road trip, we once stopped at Manzanar, the site of the former Japanese internment camp in the eastern Sierra. Seeing the bleak site gave me lasting images to accompany the stories I'd heard from friends and from my father, who remembered tearful goodbyes with school friends of his from Berkeley as they were shipped off to camps during World War II. That's the educational benefit of travel.
In today's issue, we celebrate traveling for education. Chronicle staffer Paul McHugh takes a trip to Scotland partly to research his family history, but also to hang out on the estate where George Orwell wrote "1984." Despite the greenery, it's almost as desolate and isolated as parts of the Central Valley. Cathryn Jakobson Ramin takes her teenagers on a Jamaican road trip, in an attempt to open their eyes to life outside their comfort zone; and Laurie McAndish King writes a sweet profile of Peter Voll, who brings tourists to misunderstood regions of the world, such as Saudi Arabia, to help foster empathy.


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In front of the start in the Berghaus Mottis stop (winter season start after Christmas, open from Thu. to Sun.) and try the homemade nut peaks.
If you want to complete a little more altitude, start at the postbus stop "Hof de Planis" and climb via Nigglisch Wis and Lazärra towards Stelserberg (not marked). At Pilidarscha you reach the marked trail.
The marked snowshoe trails lead into the unsecured winter terrain. It is up to each tourer to fully equip themselves and to inform themselves about the snow and avalanche conditions before the tour.
The time is a guideline in good conditions for reasonably experienced tourers. Times for snowshoe tours can vary greatly depending on conditions, equipment and condition. Allow enough time.
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The Jewish Institute of Religion, of which Rabbi Stephen S. Wise is the Acting President, held its Opening Exercises for 1924-25 yesterday at its school which is located on West 68th Street near Central Park. Dr. Pereira Mendes gave the benediction which was followed by a prayer from Rabbi Harry Lewis.
A number of new students were enrolled yesterday for courses in Jewish theology and training for the ministry. The total number of students at the Institute is now 50. To these and the guests who were assembled at the Exercises yesterday Rabbi Wise delivered a brief but earnest address on the subject of Jewish religious training and the value of the pulpit as a medium of educating the Jews in America.
Dean Willard L. Sperry, of the Theological School in Harvard University, was a guest of honor at the Exercises. He delivered a learned discourse on “Liberalism in Contemporary Religion.”
Various courses in Jewish ethics, culture and religion have been outlined for the 1924-25 season at the Institute. It was announced that Dr. David Yellin, well known Zionist leader and pedagogue who is at present giving a course in Hebrew at Columbia University, will deliver a number of lectures for the students at the Institute for Jewish Religion. Prof. Henry Slonimsky of Johns Hopkins University will give a course in Jewish Ethics. Dr. Isaac L. Kambel will lecture on religious pedagogy. Another interesting announcement was to the effect that Dr. Stephen Wise and Dr. Henry Slonimsky will lecture at Columbia University in the near future on the subject : Jewish Factors in Civilization. The dates will be announced later.
Wednesday, October 22, the Trustees of the Jewish Institute of Religion will tender a dinner to the faculty and the new students of the school.
The Archive of the Jewish Telegraphic Agency includes articles published from 1923 to 2008. Archive stories reflect the journalistic standards and practices of the time they were published.


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All I Ever Wanted
A Grayson Friends Novel #8
by Francis Ray
St. Martin's Paperbacks
February 26, 2013
Available in: Paperback
Naomi Reese is a divorced mother with a small daughter named Kayla, a new life in Santa Fe, and, finally, some distance from her abusive ex-husband. All she wants now is a home of her own where she and Kayla can finally feel safe. With one bad marriage behind her, she can’t even dream of falling in love again. Until she meets Richard...
A tall, handsome veterinarian with a warm smile and big heart, Richard Youngblood is the kind of man any woman could fall for. Not only does he have a wonderful way with animals, he’s great with little Kayla and—Naomi has to admit—he’s easy on the eyes. Richard definitely has his sights set on her, too. But first, Naomi has to free herself from her past—and learn how to love again—before she can have all she ever wanted with the man of her dreams...
New York Times and USA Today best selling author Francis Ray has written fifty-four titles.
As a literary fiction series writer within multiple genres,
world wide readers enjoyed her consistent bestseller’s
lists which included Historical, Romance, Diversity,
Christian and Contemporary novels. As well as the recipient
of numerous Awards throughout her literary career:
Romantic Times Career Achievement, EMMA, The Golden Pen, The Atlantic Choice,Written Magazine Book of the Year, Borders 2008 Bestselling Multicultural Romance Award, Romantic Times 2008 Reviewer’s Choice Award Winner, 2013 African American Literary Awards Show-Best in Romance, The Francis Ray Romance Slam Jam Lifetime Achievement Award was renamed in her honor from Romance Slam Jam, Building Relationships Around Books 2013 Woman Literature, the Francis Ray Lifetime Literary Award was named in her memory from BRAB, Romantic Times 2013 Reviewers’ Choice Best Book Award for Multicultural Romance and NPR Books named HEART OF THE FALCON, the number 2 book for Contemporary romance list of 100 Swoon-Worthy Romance 2015.
Mrs. Ray, also established The Turning Point Legal Fund to assist women and children of domestic violence to help restructure their lives. The fund is administered by The Family Place, a woman’s shelter in Dallas, Texas.

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Police are concerned about a missing 21-year-old whose car has been found at a South Wales reservoir.
Stefan Allen, 21, from Dowlais in Merthyr Tydfil, has been missing since Saturday.
South Wales Police have said that although Stefan has not been seen for two days, his vehicle – a orange Skoda Fabia – has been found near Pontsticill Reservoir, Merthyr Tydfil – and they are urging anyone who may have seen him, or his vehicle in the area to contact police.
Stefan is described as of slim build, with dark brown hair and 6ft 2ins in height.
His family are increasingly worried for his welfare as this recent behaviour is out-of-character.
Police would urge anyone who has information or has seen Stefan to call police on 101, or contact Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.


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Commissioning report of a Varian Six Degrees of Freedom (6DoF) Couch using the Standard Imaging HexaCheck Jig plus MIMI Phantom
Review of the Medical Physics and Engineering Conference 2019 Poster presentation by Geraldine Verschoor, Nikolaos Margellos, and Will Holmes Smith of Norfolk and Norwich University Hospitals, Norwich, UK. The MPEC 2019 Conference was held in Bristol, UK, in late 2019, and was sponsored by the Institute of Physics and Engineering in Medicine.
Treatment with radiation on a modern linear accelerator relies on the ability to position the patient with incredible accuracy. Therefore it is critically important to verify that the systems used for positioning are all describing the same isocentric point in space as the treatment beam. Treatment couches with 6 degrees of freedom (6DoF) can add additional uncertainty to this system.
The Standard Imaging MIMI (Multiple Imaging Modality Isocentricity) Phantom establishes mechanical stability of the image guidance system by verifying the isocentre described by the MV, kV, CBCT, and other guidance systems is within accepted 1mm tolerances. HexaCheck is an accessory to the MIMI Phantom that allows isocentre rotation using a gimbal system along all three axes of rotation (roll, pitch, yaw) in ±2.5° increments. The gimbal ensures the centre of the phantom will remain at isocentre when there is a rotational offset. This greatly simplifies data analysis and enables commissioning and verification of 6D couch alignment and positioning offsets in a busy clinical environment without the need to write extra software.
In 2018 and 2019, the NNUH commissioned two Varian TrueBeam Linear Accelerators (Linacs) each with a 6DoF couch and reported the following independent study results using the MIMI/HexaCheck to assist with commissioning:
Figure 1: HexaCheck with the MIMI Phantom positioned on the 6DoF couch.
Methods and Materials
First the phantom was CT scanned in the neutral position (i.e. zero rotations) using the H&N protocol and the scan was used as reference for image matching.
Initial tests were carried out to test whether the NNUH’s current method of H&N image matching using kV orthogonal pairs could provide sufficient accuracy for online matching compared to CBCT. The phantom was rotationally offset from the neutral position, then either a CBCT scan or a kV pair was taken and matched to the CT image.
The main part of the commissioning focused on CBCT imaging. The phantom was offset and imaged in every possible combination of rotational offset (27 combinations in total). HexaCheck with the MIMI Phantom positioned on the 6DoF couch.
Online corrections of the 6DoF couch were carried out to correct for the offset, then the phantom was reimaged. The residual error that was recorded gives a measure of the accuracy of the 6DoF couch correction.
The researchers’ initial investigation of the accuracy of using matched pair kV images to correct for rotational shifts showed that the accuracy was significantly lower than using CBCT imaging and not adequate for accurate rotational corrections.
TABLE 1: Corresponding rotational deviations (mean±1SD) deriving from calculations for all 27 different rotational offsets that were tested.
TABLE 2: Corresponding translational deviations (mean±1SD) deriving from calculations for all 27 different rotational offsets that were tested.
The researchers noted the corresponding rotational and translational deviations between the two Linacs presented no significant difference, showing consistency of the results from commissioning procedures and adding value to the accuracy of the Linacs’ 6DoF modality.
In their concluding remarks, the authors observed this commissioning work has shown rotational errors of less than 0.3° and translational errors of less than 1 mm are possible with the 6DoF couch using CBCT imaging. These results are the same order of magnitude as other studies using different phantoms and methods. This level of accuracy is warranted for clinical radiotherapy utilization and the tolerance of the weekly QA of the couch was set at ±0.5°. In contrast, the NNUH’s current method of using kV pairs for H&N was not accurate enough for applying rotational corrections.
For more information, see the full research study here.
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The Government of the Republic of Kenya (Government of Kenya) and the Government of the United States of America (U.S. Government), hereinafter referred to as the “two Governments,”
RECOGNIZING the shared values and aspirations of our people for a government based on the essential values of democracy, rule of law, integrity and good governance;
ACKNOWLEDGING that the two Governments have implemented over time a series of reforms geared towards improving governance, transparency and accountability in the management of public affairs;
COMMITTING ourselves to these pledges, and to being accountable to our respective citizens, constitutions and laws;
WELCOMING His Excellency President Kenyatta’s stated commitment to reinvigorating a national campaign on good governance and anti-corruption, and his call to action in his State of the Nation Address on 26th March 2015.
Therefore commit as follows:
1.The two Governments reaffirm their shared objectives to improve governance by increasing transparency and accountability in Government, and commit to work together to combat corruption in Kenya. The two Governments plan to meet quarterly to review progress in implementing these commitments.
2. The two Governments intend to deepen our partnership to reduce corruption by focusing on four action areas:
I. Entrenching Good Governance and Combating Corruption
a. Deepening Partnerships for Good Governance
3. The Government of Kenya commits to continue with the momentum to combat corruption and advance good governance. The Government of Kenya commits to use its annual national engagement on anti-corruption to engage with all stakeholders to further a national agenda on governance and integrity, and to identify clear, workable, and measurable targets to reduce corruption, and review progress made on these targets.
4. The U.S. Government intends to work with like-minded partners to coordinate and maintain momentum in support of Kenya’s anti-corruption efforts, and to promote the incorporation of anti-corruption efforts in existing donor coordination mechanisms focused on governance. The United States plans to work with the local American Chamber of Commerce to encourage them to establish a similar group for U.S. businesses investing in Kenya and domestic Kenyan businesses.
b. Institutionalizing Integrity and Anti-Corruption Mechanisms in all Facets of Government
5. The Government of Kenya commits to reinvigorate and expand as well as launch new national civic awareness and education programs for schools across the country by incorporating civic education and ethics in school curricula, and develop national public awareness campaigns.
6. The Government of Kenya commits to introduce compulsory ethics training for all public officials across all levels of government, and the National Anti-Corruption Steering Committee is to commence execution of this program within three months. This Committee, with support from accountability bodies, intends to create synergies among service delivery agencies and professional regulatory bodies to develop professional cadres within the civil service. The Committee also commits to support the development of a Code, or Codes, of Conduct for the civil service, with clear disciplinary penalties, to complement civil or criminal anti-corruption laws; delivering effective mandated ethics training as well as providing on-demand ethics advice and counseling through an ethics office or offices; and creating a system to gather lessons learned across agencies in order to enhance these programs. The Government of Kenya intends to fully enforce the recently launched Code of Governance (Mwongozo) for State Corporations to institutionalize good governance, efficiency, transparency and accountability in the discharge of state corporations’ mandates. The Government of Kenya plans to encourage county governments to adopt these same best practices.
7. To support Kenya’s new compulsory ethics training program, the U.S. Government is prepared to assist the Government of Kenya in the development of ethics training curriculum, including through a series of consultations and mentorship opportunities.
8. The Government of Kenya, in consultation with all stakeholders, commits to review the financial and asset disclosure filings currently required by law, and to share them as necessary with the anti-economic-crime enforcement agencies, and to enable appropriate public access while taking into account constitutional and legal requirements for confidentiality and privacy. The Government of Kenya also seeks to review and strengthen the mechanisms and structures it employs to compensate public officials with the goal of reducing corruption and abuse of the government pay system, while also prioritizing recognition and support for exemplary public service in order to ensure that an enabling environment that recognizes effort, hard work and dedication is established.
9. The Government of Kenya plans to work toward joining the Egmont Group, a network of financial intelligence units (FIUs) that regularly meets to promote the development of FIUs and to cooperate, especially in the areas of information exchange, training and the sharing of expertise on money laundering and terrorist financing cases. The U.S. Government commits to support Kenya’s efforts to join the Egmont Group and to work with the Government of Kenya in meeting the requirements for membership.
10. The Government of Kenya also commits to work with the World Bank to conduct a full risk assessment for money laundering and terrorism finance and to work with development partners to facilitate the full implementation of its new anti-money laundering rules and regulations within the Financial Action Taskforce (FATF) framework and to enforce the Act among all risk sectors and actors as appropriate.
11. The U.S. Government commits to provide best practices and advice on Kenya’s anti-corruption legislation, including supporting the Kenyan Attorney General’s interagency taskforce review of anti-corruption laws and policies for possible revisions to strengthen them.
II. Implementing and Reinforcing International Anti-corruption Initiatives and Standards
12. The Government of Kenya intends to join the Partnership on Illicit Finance (PIF) announced at the U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit, and the commitments included in this pledge constitute elements of its action plan under the PIF.
13. The two Governments believe that civil society should play a significant role in the review mechanism for the UN Convention Against Corruption (UNCAC), as well as UNCAC’s mechanisms on asset recovery and prevention of transfers of proceeds of crime. The two Governments also commit to fully implementing the UNCAC, to conducting a transparent evaluation process under the UNCAC that includes all stakeholders, especially civil society, and to publish our UNCAC reviews.
14. The two Governments share a commitment to transparency in decision-making and financial flows related to the extractive industries, and intend to work collaboratively with all stakeholders to make this information publicly accessible and usable. The Government of Kenya commits to implementing the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) domestically and to identifying and enabling an EITI implementation focal point within the government within six months. The Government of Kenya also commits to adopt and implement a progressive and transparent policy and legislative framework for upstream, mid-stream, and downstream extractive activities, including transparency in licensing procedures, publication of contracts, and environmental and conservation and labor requirements in line with international standards.
15. The United States is an EITI implementing country, and pledges to share its EITI experience with stakeholders in Kenya, including through exchanges of information between the United States and Kenyan governments and reciprocal visits to Washington and Nairobi, and via support to help local governments and civil society strengthen their understanding of EITI.
16.The Government of Kenya commits to release its second Open Government Partnership (OGP) National Action Plan within six months and to fully implement the commitments made in it. The Government of Kenya plans to link the OGP framework to its established multi-stakeholder governance working group mechanism to widen ownership, enhance drive, and ensure a participatory and inclusive OGP process.
17. The Government of Kenya is planning to complete a new African Peer Review Mechanism (APRM) review based on a round of wide public consultation and a public self-assessment report.
III. Expanding the Use of Technology to Reduce Opportunities for Corruption
18. The Government of Kenya commits to leveraging technology to reduce or eradicate opportunities for corruption. The Government commits to finalizing the Government’s complaints and corruption reporting web portal for citizen use by December 2015, and to publishing the data regarding the complaints it receives on this and other corruption-reporting websites, broken down by sector and geographic area, along with its response. The Government of Kenya commits to deepen ongoing interventions, such as progressively moving all in-bound government payments onto the Government Digital ePayments Platform, and widening the use of the i-Tax and Single Window platforms. At the same time, the Government of Kenya plans to fast track the rollout of digitization of government services under eGovernment to complement the ongoing ePayment program. The Government of Kenya commits to complete the digitization of lands, births, and death records by July 2016, and prioritize business registration records together with other high demanded public records starting August 2016. The Government commits to further enhance its efforts under the Integrated Financial Management Information System program towards full integration of all government financial systems, and to augment the audit and security components to guarantee the system’s integrity. The Government commits to consult widely on the development of these various digital programs.
19. The Government of Kenya has committed to expanding its program to transparently utilize eProcurement systems to eliminate corruption in the awarding of contracts and licenses, and commits to finalizing its transition to eProcurement by June 2016. The Government of Kenya also commits to overhaul its whistleblower legislation.
20. The U.S. Government pledges, by the end of 2015, to undertake a scoping mission to evaluate the potential to provide assistance in Kenya under the Global Procurement Initiative, and to explore providing grant assistance to support the implementation of eGovernment systems. The U.S. Government plans to work with the Government of Kenya to seek suitable partnerships with international institutions to support this agenda.
21. In order to target corruption in the transportation sector, Kenya is rolling out an enhanced coordinated port operations program under the Border Control and Operations Coordination Committee to coordinate efforts that will lead to increased efficiency and transparency in customs and clearance procedures.
22. The U.S. Government plans to host a senior Kenyan delegation in Washington to discuss best practices in port management, and pledges to provide assistance to help improve port procedures, building on existing efforts. The U.S. Government also plans to incorporate anti-corruption modules into upcoming Reverse Trade Missions and other U.S. visits. In addition, the United States commits to work with the Government of Kenya to explore the possibility of developing a Cargo Targeting System (CTS) in order to receive electronic cargo manifest data from shipping lines to target high-risk shipments based on risk profiles.
IV. Ensuring Accountability for Corruption and Mismanagement
23. The Government of Kenya will sustain its commitment to conduct thorough investigations into corruption cases and, where investigations adduce sufficient evidence, to professionally prosecute such corruption cases, including cases recommended by the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC).
24. The Government of Kenya recognizes and affirms the value of independent oversight bodies such as the EACC, the Public Procurement Oversight Authority, and the Independent Policing Oversight Authority. The Government of Kenya commits to comprehensively and progressively build the capacity of, and increasingly resource, these and all frontline agencies in the fight against corruption. This includes strengthening the capacity for forensic investigation and analysis.
25. The U.S. Government commits to aid in strengthening the capacity of a designated agency within the Government of Kenya to fight transnational crimes and to enable the agency to partner effectively with the U.S. Government to investigate corruption associated with wildlife trafficking, drug smuggling, money laundering, and other cross-border criminal activities. By late 2015, the U.S. Government also plans to provide technical assistance to the Independent Policing Oversight Authority, the National Police Service Commission, and the National Police Service’s Internal Affairs Unit to help them enhance police accountability.
26. The Government of Kenya commits to accelerate work to strengthen the capacity of the Financial Reporting Centre (FRC) and Central Bank of Kenya to track illicit financial flows, including outfitting the FRC with the requisite platform to run anti-money laundering software, and welcomes U.S. Government assistance to do so. The U.S. Government pledges to provide best practices and advice to Kenya’s FRC, including by conducting an Analyst Exchange workshop in Nairobi in late 2015 to augment the knowledge of the FRC’s cadre of analysis experts, and to evaluate possible additional engagement. The United States also pledges to procure software for the FRC to improve the analysis of suspicious transactions and better communicate with other countries’ FRCs once the requisite platform is in place. At the request of the FRC for a comprehensive Anti-Money Laundering/Countering the Financing of Terrorism technical assistance program, the U. S. Government commits to conduct an in-country assessment to determine the feasibility of such an engagement.
27. The respective Central Authorities for the Government of Kenya (the Office of the Attorney General) and the U.S. Government (the Department of Justice, Office of International Affairs) pledge to meet to discuss best practices and to improve bilateral cooperation in criminal cases, with a focus on mutual legal assistance and extradition. The Government of Kenya pledges to review and expand its mutual legal assistance framework and partnership with key strategic countries. This work would especially target enabling asset seizures and recovery, detection and investigations, and arrests and prosecutions.
28. The U.S. Government pledges to continue to work with the Government of Kenya on individual criminal cases of mutual interest and to share available information on illicit finance and individuals and entities involved in money laundering and terror financing with appropriate Kenyan ministries and agencies, as appropriate. The two Governments recognize that taking these steps can enhance the ability of both countries to investigate, apprehend and successfully prosecute persons suspected of corruption-related crimes.
29. The activities in this commitment are to be implemented consistent with our respective constitutions and laws.

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This is the story of an unusual thief who steals artworks from criminals and returns to their rightful owners.
She also fights a rival named Arséne Mask, both compete for the position of the city's greatest thief.
Join the adventures of this mysterious kitty!
ShadowKitty: Thief by Night is a 2D cartoon platformer currently in development.
The game tells the story of Alyssia Kittyfield, a teenager that loves arts and decides to retrieve all arts stolen from the museum by the mafia mobster Tony Montiger and his gang.
Full of action and secrets, every stage is set like a cartoon episode and features a thematic boss fight at the end.
• 2D Action Platformer
• Procedural Levels
• Collect Art Pieces
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• Time Limit
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• Great cartoon visuals
• Sequels already planned
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If you’re looking for white-sand beaches, beautiful resorts, and plenty of sunshine on Hawaii’s Big Island, head to the Kailua-Kona area. The town and surrounding coastline, referred to indiscriminately as Kona and Kailua by locals, is the resort capital of the island, offering accommodations for all budgets and styles of travelers – suitable for families and couples alike. The area north of Kona is specifically known as the “Resort Coast” and is where you’ll find most accommodations, including the luxurious Four Seasons Resort Hualalai. There are also resort properties, such as the Wyndham Kona Hawaiian Resort, in Kailua-Kona itself, and the Kona Coast Resort in the south of town, an area known for excellent snorkeling. For ideas on where to stay, see this list of the best resorts in Kailua-Kona.
1 Four Seasons Resort Hualalai
The Four Seasons Resort Hualalai is located south of Kailua-Kona in a prime oceanfront location that is also isolated and ensures privacy. Popular with celebrities, this property is nothing short of stunning with stunning views of the dramatic, volcanic coastline that surrounds it. The decor is contemporary Hawaiian and the atmosphere is understated elegance. The 243 rooms, suites and villas are located in low-rise bungalows that blend into the natural environment, and most have private balconies with ocean views. Outside the rooms are seven swimming pools, both salt and fresh water, as well as three restaurants, boutiques and a relaxing open-air spa in a lavish location. There is also a Jack Nicklaus signature golf course, open only to guests, and a fitness center with daily yoga and other exercise classes.
Accommodatie: Four Seasons Resort Hualalai
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2 Wyndham Kona Hawaiian Resort
The Wyndham Kona Hawaiian Resort is an all condo resort, a great family choice in Kailua-Kona overlooking Kahalu’u Bay. Although it is not directly on the beach, it is walking distance to the sand. The property has a relaxed, old-world feel that is meant to bring you back to the charm of 1930s Hawaii. The condos are spacious, with two bedrooms, sleep up to six, and are just under 1,200 square feet. Condos come equipped with a fully equipped kitchen and washer/dryer, making them convenient for families with young children. If you want to eat out, there are plenty of restaurants in town. On-site amenities include a concierge, two outdoor pools and two jetted hot tubs.
Accommodation: Wyndham Kona Hawaiian Resort
3 Ohi’a Park Estate
With only four suites, Ohi’a Park Estate is a great choice for couples looking for a relaxing, natural escape. The home that houses the B&B sits on three lush tropical acres surrounded by the native Hawaiian ‘Ohi’a trees for which it is named and overlooking the sea. All suites are decorated in a chic island style and feature comfortable king-size beds in the bedrooms, a separate living room and an elegant travertine bathroom with designer toiletries. Charming touches include fresh flowers and a selection of fresh fruits and sweets in the rooms. In addition to a delicious full breakfast included in the price, the house amenities include a library with a large number of books, DVDs and CDs that you can borrow.
Accommodation: Ohia Park Estate
4 Courtyard by Marriott King Kamehameha’s Kona Beach Hotel
This hotel resort is located directly on the beach in Kona, next to Kamakahonu National Historic Landmark and within walking distance of Hulihee Palace. The rooms and suites are contemporary in style and have private balconies, but you’ll want to book an upgraded room for a full ocean view (plus a sleeper sofa, making it an option for families). The suites have a separate bedroom and living area. Away from the rooms, you’ll find a waterfront picnic area, a lobby designed to resemble a living room for lounging, a fitness center, and a spa. There is also a pool with its own casual American grill, as well as a separate, yet equally low-key, Hawaiian restaurant and coffee shop on site.
Accommodation: Kama Beach Hotel, Kamehameha’s King’s Hotel
5 Wyndham Mauna Loa Village
The Wyndham Mauna Loa Village is a relaxed condo resort located just a few miles from Kahaluu Beach Park. It is an excellent family choice with one and two bedroom apartments with comfortable beds, kitchens, washer/dryer combinations, sitting areas, good dining tables and private balconies. Wi-Fi is available for a fee and there is a free continental breakfast. Other on-site amenities include six outdoor pools and hot tubs, 11 tennis courts, and barbecue grills. The resort is located near the beach, shops and restaurants.
Lodging: Wyndham Mauna Loa Village
6 Kona Coast Resort
The Kona Coast Resort is located on 21 tropical acres with panoramic views of the coast south of Kailua-Kona. It features spacious one- and two-bedroom resort suites that are family-friendly and can accommodate up to six people in areas up to 1,900 square feet. All suites have full kitchens, as well as washers and dryers and contemporary Hawaiian chic decor. The resort is right on the ocean, but there is no direct access to a beach, although there is only a short distance.
Accommodation: Kona Coast Resort
7 Aston Kona by the Sea
Fotobron: Aston Kona by the Sea
Located just a few miles from downtown Kailua-Kona, the Aston Kona by the Sea has a fun, exclusive atmosphere and is right on the water. Another family-friendly option, it offers cheerful and airy suites with large windows and island-style furnishings. All rooms feature kitchens, washer/dryers and balconies with full or partial views of the sea. The rooms also feature PlayStation 3 consoles and flat-screen TVs plus Wi-Fi. Other on-site amenities include a private beach; heated, outdoor pool and hot tub; and barbecue grills.
Accommodatie: Aston Kona by the Sea
8 Sheraton Kona Resort & Spa in Keauhou Bay
Located just south of downtown Kailua-Kona, the Sheraton Kona Resort & Spa features contemporary rooms and suites that are airy and spacious with private balconies offering partial or full ocean views. The beds are comfortable, the linens are luxurious, and there are living areas and kitchenettes in the suites, proving to be an economical choice if you want to cook in your room. The resort fee includes morning yoga, craft sessions, WiFi and parking. There is an on-site restaurant serving Hawaiian cuisine, an outdoor pool with waterslides and a spa, among other on-site amenities.
Accommodatie: Sheraton Kona Resort & Spa in Keauhou Bay
9 Royal Kona Resort
Located directly on the ocean just south of downtown Kailua-Kona, the Royal Kona Resort has relaxing rooms and suites in three ocean-view buildings. All rooms have balconies and most have ocean or mountain views. The suites have separate living areas and some have wrap-around verandas. Other facilities at the resort include a private white sand beach, a saltwater lagoon for swimming and an outdoor pool with sea views. There is also a tiki-style restaurant, spa, fitness center and four tennis courts on site. The property is child-friendly, but also works well for couples.
Accommodation: Royal Kona Resort


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Finishing touches are put to the American exhibit at the World's Fair - a model of a future city.
Full title reads: "New York World's Fair of 1940".
New York, United States of America (USA).
VS GVs of the fair and pavilions.
Shots of men working on top of one of the exhibits.
GVs. interiors of the pavilion where a massive model of the city of tomorrow is laid out, people visiting the pavilion travel around a circular balcony on a moving floor to look at the model. Men are putting the finishing touches to the large model. It shows futuristic ideas like airships and high rise flats in common use.


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About form 1125-e, compensation of officers - internal revenue
For more information on filing the form, please contact the NAP or find a NAP office. For questions about how to obtain Forms 1125-E on paper, call or download the printable Form 1125-E from the NAP Website. What to include in your e-mail to the Form 1125-E. (i) In your e-mail, write the name of the agency, the name and title of the director of the agency and if applicable, a brief description of the action being reported on. (ii) In your e-mail, write the agency's address or phone number which may be used in a subsequent call to the agency. (iii) Include a summary of the information that is needed to determine the accuracy of the information reported on Form 1125-E. For example, the summary section of Form 1125-E should include any information requested by the Form 1125-E director to verify that the information being reported is correct, the date the action(s).
form 1125-e (rev. october 2016) - internal revenue service
Address . (d) Date of birth. (e) Type of company. (f) Name and address of partner (corporation, partnership, or association). (g) Company size and type. (h) Name of officer (if named as officer). (i) Date and time of receipt. (j) Amount . (k) Date of receipt. (l) Signature of officer. (m) Date of filing. Sealed Paperwork (PDF). Form 1125-Q (PDF). Form 1065 (PDF).
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Age. (d) Place of residence. (e) Employer name. (f) Employment period. (g) Employer identification number. (h) Social security number. (i) Employer identification number. (j) Employee's social security or SSS number. (k) Date of birth. (l) Sex. (m) State of birth. (n) County in which employed. (o) Social security number. (p) Number of employers or firms the employee worked for during the past year. (q) For each employer or firm, the number of employees and the number and type of employment contracts. (r) The number of employers or firms by tax year. (s) Total number of tax year hours worked, and the hours of each overtime work contract or overtime hours worked, the hours paid, and the salaries, wages, commission, and bonuses paid. (t) Number of overtime hours paid. (u) Total gross receipts during the tax year. (v) Total gross receipts since birth. (w) Total income since birth. (x) The.
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Percent or more of its gross income from sources within the United States. For example, suppose a corporation has its gross income from sources within the United States of 100,000 and only 10 percent of its gross income comes from sources outside the United States. The 10 percent from sources outside the United States is reported on Form 1125-E using the regular tax code method if (a) a reportable dividend paid to the foreign stockholders is reported on Schedule D, which does not involve the taxpayer reporting his or her federal income tax in the manner prescribed by the IRC, (b) the corporation pays no withholding on the payments, and (c) no compensation of the foreign stockholders is treated as paid for services provided in the United States. Such reports are generally required with any payment made in such circumstances, such as the payment of a dividend to foreign.
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Or greater value of stock. You can also send Form 2555, Statement of Stock Ownership, to Form 1099-MISC. 1125-N, Nonemployee Director Compensation, is required for those persons who: (a) are not individuals, and (b) are not employed in the conduct of the company. The entity should use the Form 2551. 1125-O, Employee Stock Purchase Plan, is required for those individuals who: (a) are individuals, and (b) are currently serving as directors. In certain circumstances, this form must be completed under “The Employee's Compensation Plan” on a separate sheet of paper. 1125-P, Public Offer to Purchase Shareholders' Equity, is required in order to raise capital, as specified in Form 1099-MISC for all public offerings involving total value of stock held by the company of 5,000,000 or more. 1125-Q, Qualified Employee Stock Purchase Plan, is required by the plan if the employee is a specified nonfiling public company. If these individuals are nonfiling public companies, you must.


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Mini Taggie Quilt
Make sure the newest addition to the family has something warm and soft to snuggle up in with this Mini Taggie Quilt. When you're racking your brain trying to come up with an adorable yet affordable gift for the new parents in your life, this little blanket is a sweet gift for baby that's both thoughtful and useful. This easy tutorial will teach you how to sew a heartfelt, handmade mini quilt for the next baby shower or birthday that's on the horizon. With its vibrant hues and unique design, this is sure to be a quilt both mama and baby will love.
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