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JUNIATA PARK PHILADELPHIA Vol. 76 JUNIATA NEWS Serving Juniata, the Heart of Kensington and Harrowgate PHILADELPHIA, PA -- TUESDAY, APRIL 26, 2011 Promoting the Pride, Community and Business of our Neighborhoods Since 1934 Phone: 215-435-3909 Fax: 215-887-3716 [email protected] Juniata News P.O. Box 15336 Philadelphia, PA 19111 FREE No. 47 JAC Sees Great Potential in Triangle 9-11-01 UNITED WE STAND Day of the Child El Día de los Niños FUN FOR KIDS on Page 8 LOW PRICES FOR EVERYTHING!!! 215-289-5650 LOOK FOR OUR DISCOUNTS! See Our Ad on Page 4 The traffic island Triangle where Castor Avenue brings together Cayuga Street and Wingocking Street has long been a bland-looking piece of concrete ... dating back to the beginnings of the neighborhood. In recent years, its become a place for people to park their trucks and unload used flea-market items for sale to passing motorists. The Juniata Action Committee (JAC) believes that they have a better plan for the Triangle -- a beautiful garden with flowers and bushes, along with a monument welcoming visitors to Juniata Park. Rev. David Scudder, Chairperson of the Triangle Task Force for the JAC is excited about the prospects. He told task force members at last months JAC meeting that the triangle has become a safety hazard because of the cars pulling over to look and purchase items from the vendors who show up on a daily basis at this busy intersection. He hopes that ideas for change come to fruition soon. I have nothing against someone trying to make a buck, said Rev. Scudder, regarding the people selling on the Triangle. Its just not the best, or safest place to do it. He suggested the possibility of a local shopping center, such as the Erie Plaza at L St. & Erie Avenue, for vendors to rent space out in the back of the lot for Flea Market sales. The Triangle is surrounded by the Juniata Golf Course, the new Twins at Powder Mill, the Carl Mackley Apartments, CVS, and Piccoli Playground. It provides a perfect spot to welcome those passing through, coming in to shop, or even residents returning home with a beautiful sight. The Juniata Action Committee is willing to take ownership of the Triangle -- taking care of the greenery. Funding the project is a matter of concern, but the group is optimistic. The main concern now is getting the permission to do the project. Councilwoman Maria Quinones Sanchezs office is currently working to obtain that permission for the JAC. In the meantime, the flea markets continue, putting people at additional risk of car accidents. Anyone interested in helping with the project can call the Juniata Action Committee at 267-205-1452. File Photo / Juniata News General sketch of Triangle Plan with bushes and flowers Source: Juniata Action Committee 2 Years of Commitment and Service to Juniata See Our ad on Back Page JUNIATA NEWS, TUESDAY, APRIL 26, 2011 215-435-3909 Page 2 New App for iPhone & iPad Helps Report Fraud in Philly * On April 25, 1719, Daniel Defoes fictional work The Life and Strange Adventures of Robinson Crusoe is published. The book, about a shipwrecked sailor who spends 28 years on a deserted island, is based on the experiences of Alexander Selkirk, a Scottish sailor who spent four years on a small island off the coast of South America in the early 1700s. * On April 29, 1854, the Ashmun Institute, the first college founded solely for black students, is officially chartered in southeastern Pennsylvania. Renamed Lincoln University after the Civil War, its graduates include poet Langston Hughes and Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall. As an innovative approach to meeting todays rapidly-changing technological landscape, City Controller Alan Butkovitz launched the City of Philadelphias first fraud reporting app called, Philly WatchDog, that allows citizens to take an active role in reporting fraud through smartphone technology. According to Butkovitz, This is a free app that lets citizens instantly report incidents of fraud, waste or abuse directly to my Fraud Unit. The Philly WatchDog app is available for the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch. When it comes to reporting fraud and waste in Philadelphia, Im proud to say that we now have an app for that, said Butkovitz, at todays press conference. Like any investigative unit of government, we oftentimes rely on the public to help us identify waste and fraud in city government. It is critically important for government to be on the same technological page as our citizens. Along with being the first app of its kind for the City of Philadelphia, its also the first app in the nation that focuses on reporting fraudulent incidents directly to a government entity. One of the key features of the Philly WatchDog app is the ability for users to record and upload video of fraudulent activities on the app, which goes directly to Controllers Fraud Unit. Other features of the app include: the option to report incidents anonymously, GPS feature to pinpoint location of incident, capture a photo or upload a stored media file, type the description of the app and a onetouch button to call the Controllers hotline directly. The free Philly WatchDog app can be downloaded through the App store on an iPhone or iPad by searching Philly Watch Dog or by downloading it through iTunes on your computer. I encourage all Philadelphians to join our fight to expose waste and fraud in city government and ultimately save tax dollars by downloading our Philly Watchdog app and using it, said Butkovitz. Butkovitz continued, Since first taking office, we have proactively used technology to connect our office with the citizens of Philadelphia. We have made a concerted attempt to use our website as a tool to inform and educate the citizens of Philadelphia and elicit their feedback. La Solucion Para Tus Ojos * On April 27, 1865, an explosion on a Mississippi River steamboat kills an estimated 1,547 people, mostly Union soldiers returning home after the Civil War. The Sultana was built to hold 376 passengers, but reports say that there were as many as 2,700 people on board. * On May 1, 1931, New York Citys Empire State Building is dedicated. The idea for the Empire State Building is said to have been born of a competition between Walter Chrysler of the Chrysler Corp. and John Jakob Raskob of General Motors to see who could erect the taller building. 2 pair of eyeglasses for only 2 pares de espejuelos $99 por solo cash sales only $99 únicamente en efectivo Bifocal Lenses Lentes Bifocales $25 Additional $25 Adicionales per each order por cada orden Call for more details Llámenos para más detalles * On April 30, 1948, the Land Rover, a British-made allterrain vehicle, debuts at an auto show in Amsterdam. The Land Rover had a boxy, utilitarian design, fourwheel drive and a canvas roof. Seat cushions, doors, a heater and spare tire were considered extras. * On April 28, 1965, Barbra Streisands debut television special, My Name is Barbra, is aired. 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Toppings extra*** + tax JUNIATA NEWS, TUESDAY, APRIL 26, 2011 215-435-3909 SENIOR REPORTS Holy Innocents Young in Spirit April 18, 2011 Rose Marie called the meeting to order with a prayer and Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag, and a prayer for our Troops. There were 32 members in attendance. Door Prize - Dot H. 3/50 - Peggy D (2), Chris M. Lucky 5 - Peggy D. Easter Party was today with Hot Roast sandwiches, macaroni salad and beverages. Everyone had a wonderful time and the food was great. Thanks to all our working members for the wonderful job in serving the food, especially Helen & Mike C.; Rose M & Rita S and Jim for getting our beverages. Congratulations to all our Committee Members who do a great job all year. Remember in your prayers all of our sick members, especially those who are not able to get out and those members in Nursing Homes. Pray especially for Ann H. She is in Chapel Manor Nursing Home. Get well soon. Please remember in your prayers Tony, who is in Frankford Hospital. Get well soon , from your casino buddies. Upcoming Trips -- All trips cost $20.00 - Non-refundable deposit. The Trump Plaza - Sunday, May 22. $25 Slot Play and $5 Food. Anyone interested in going on our Casino Trip see Peggy DeLuca on Monday Morning between 10:30 am and 11:45 am at Holy Innocents Rectory basement. Call Peggy at 215535-4512 if you would like to attend our trips. All trips must be paid the week before the trip to reserve a seat. Departure for bus trips is 8:30 am from in front of Wachovia Bank. Hope all our members had a Blessed & Happy Easter. Peggy DeLuca Page 4 JPOAC Open House Wednesday Juniata Park Older Adult Centers Open House will be held on Wednesday April 27, 2010 from 10:00 AM2:00 PM at 1251 E. Sedgley Avenue. Call 215-685-1490 for more information. Seniors -- come and see what the center has to offer ... Free or low cost Lunches, Aerobics, Yoga, Line Dancing, Computers and much more.. Taylor Announces Rule Changes for Those Needing Birth Certificates Rep. John Taylor (R-Philadelphia) wants to remind you that the rules for using your birth certificate to apply for passports have changed. This is important news for everyone who has applied for new birth certificates through my office, Taylor said. Effective April 1, 2011, the U.S. Department of State made it manda- Guckin Funeral Home, Inc. 1419 E. Hunting Park Avenue 215-743-7256 Denise Guckin Voisard, Supervisor The second generation proudly continues to serve the community in all aspects of Funeral Service with respect and dignity. . Family Owned and Operated Since 1960. tory for the full names of the applicants parent or parents be listed on all certified copies of birth certificates for passport applicants regardless of age. This is commonly referred to as the long form birth certificate. Please note that for all other reasons a certified copy of a birth certificate is needed (school, Social Security, employment, housing, etc), the short form birth certificate is still acceptable and a legitimate document. The long form birth certificate is only needed for passports. So if you are applying for a new birth certificate for a passport, make sure you tell my district staff members so they can apply for the right birth certificate, Taylor said. You can visit any of Taylors district offices at 2901 E. Thompson Street (215-425-0901), 1039 E. Hunting Park Avenue (215-744-3009), and 4725 Richmond Street (215-7442600). 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Recently, I was contacted by an individual responding to my commentary regarding, do we really need specific brand names if generic products provide the same service? The communication highlighted the loss of several products that were made in America for decades, employed millions of Americans, and were an important part of Americas economy. Those brand name items were produced in the U.S.A. by Zenith, RCA, Emerson, Philco, Magnavox, Motorola, and GE, just to name a few. They included products such as televisions, radios, and other communication devices. A few brand name electronic items are still available but they havent been manufactured in the U.S.A. for many years. Why were these and many other products quietly replaced with new foreign made products instead of expanding and creating new brand name items in the U.S.A.? As a result, millions of jobs were shipped overseas, foreign names dominate our store shelves and Americans are customers, not producers of products that surround them. My question here is, where were Americas leaders when this was happening? As you go shopping take a good look around and ask yourself how America can continue to move forward without restoring all levels of manufacturing in the U.S.A. Im sure that we can restore the production of TVs, radios, and cell phones if investors are encouraged to reinvest in America and its workers. Tariffs on imported products would also place American manufacturers on more of a level playing field and lowering long term U.S. corporate tax rates would be a home run for businesses and workers. The most important thing for you to do is go out of your way to spend your dollars on the products presently made in the U.S.A. I am pleased to report that more and more radio programs and newspapers are spreading the word about the Buy American Made Campaign. Your voice is adding momentum to the effort, so I urge you to be vocal everywhere you shop. My thanks to Diane Sawyer and David Muir from ABC World News for highlighting the Made in America Campaign. By working together, we are helping people understand that Americas future is in our hands and its up to us as Americas consumers to make change happen. This is Michael Blichasz. Send me your comments and suggestions. Email me from the front page of: AmericanWorkersNeedYou.com. Share Your Thoughts [email protected] LETTERS Mail letters to: JUNIATA NEWS P.O. Box 15336 Philadelphia, PA 19111 or e-mail us at [email protected] Name must Appear. Address and phone number must be received for verification purposes. All opinions are the writers and are not necessarily those of this newspaper. GREAT NEW LOCATION!! 1354 E. 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In other words: Christs resurrection = our forgiveness. Easter, however, should not just be a certain day on our annual calendar when we celebrate Christs resurrection. It should be much more of a daily experience. Why? Because the more time we spend focusing on the story of Easter, the more glory we bring to Christ. He is the Almighty God who won complete victory over sin and death and hell. The One who was declared the Son of God with power by the resurrection from the dead, according to the Spirit of holiness, [is] Jesus Christ our Lord (Romans 1:4). Nothing exalts the glory of Christ more than the amazing, wonderful truth that He raised Himself from the dead. Not only is Christ exalted through the resurrection, but His miraculous victory over death also proves that His purchase of our forgiveness is complete. as Christ was raised from the dead through the glory of the Father, so we too might walk in newness of life (Romans 6:4). Jesus Christ, the faithful witness, the firstborn of the dead, and the ruler of the kings of the earth. To Him who loves us and released us from our sins by His blood (Revelation 1:5). The purchase of our forgiveness is not the only reason to rejoice in Christs resurrection. We also receive another very important benefit when we focus regularly on Christs resurrection. This focus fuels our daily need for real hopethe kind of hope that gives us the energy and desire to keep living joyfully. Enthusiastic, sustained hope through the trials of life is possible because Christians are believers in God, who raised [Christ] from the dead and gave Him glory, so that your faith and hope are in God (1 Peter 1:21). After all, if our Savior can conquer death itself, then nothing we experience could ever be too difficult for Him to handle. Because of Christs resurrection power we can do all things through Him who strengthens [us] (Philippians 4:13). These reasons to joyfully celebrate Easter strike a chord in the heart of every Christian. Dont forget, though, that there is a darker side to the celebration of Easter. Because Christ died and made a way to heaven, there is no excuse for those who refuse His offer of forgiveness and continue to pursue sin. That truth is often ignored in our world. We only want to focus what sounds positive. People will admit that they may not be into God or church so they just enjoy the new clothes and the bunnies and candyfilled baskets at Easter time. Please dont forget Christs From the Pastors Pen By Rev. David Scudder www.BethelChapelChurch.com [email protected] Bethel Chapel Church Corner of K & Lycoming Streets warnings. He preached more about hell than he did about heaven. He warned about it repeatedly. [For example, see Matthew 5:22-28.] Jesus gave His life to keep people out of eternal punishment, but dont forget that He also warned us that he who believes in the Son has eternal life; but he who does not obey the Son will not see life, but the wrath of God abides on him (John 3:36). If you have not turned to Christ, you should not enjoy Christian holidays, especially this Easter. It should make you uncomfortable. It should make you think. It should make you ask yourself, Is this true? Did it really happen? Do your own research. Find out if the Gospel is true. Many, many people have sincerely inquiredand then found the truth. Be careful as you think about the holiday we just celebrated. If the Office Furnishings Office Supplies Leather Chairs Chrome & Black Desks Black & Gray Receptionist Desk & Hutch Bevel Glass Top Table with 4 White Chairs 13 Gray & Black Reception Chairs File Cabinets (7) 5-ft. 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DEBIT CARDS JUNIATA NEWS, TUESDAY, APRIL 26, 2011 215-435-3909 Page 8 JUNIATA NEWS, TUESDAY, APRIL 26, 2011 24th District Police Crime Report 33xx ARAMINGO AVE. April 24 12:25 am Police responded for a theft in progress at the Sunoco Gas Station. Police surveyed the area and located the offender who was positively IDd by the complainant. The complainant stated that the offender took two boxes of candy and ran out. The candy was recovered and the offender, a 22 year old male from Ardmore, PA, was arrested. 34xx ARAMINGO AVE. Complainant states that on April 24 at 2:30 pm she parked her vehicle and when she returned from a restaurant she noticed the driver side window was broken and a baby bag was taken. 34xx ARAMINGO AVE. Complainant states that on April 24 at 3 pm an unknown person broke the driver side window of her mini van and took an ID, black wallet, gold rings and $1,800.00 cash. 18xx E. ALLEGHENY AVE. April 24 10:15 am Complainant states that she was parked by the ATM machine near the Bank of America when a black male, late 20s, wearing a black & yellow striped shirt approached her and entered the vehicle through the passenger side door. He pointed a gun with a white tshirt wrapped around the weapon. The Page 9 215-435-3909 offender then told her to drive. The complainant, along with her passengers exited the vehicle. The offender then fled with the vehicle, a gray 2011 Nissan Altima. 20xx ONTARIO ST. On April 23 at 8:40 am police responded to a call and observed an offender exiting the rear of a property with a bag of copper pipes and faucets. The offender, identified as Robert Leister, 25, was placed in custody. Complainant states she secured her property about 2 months ago. 39xx GLENDALE ST. April 24 10:23 pm Complainant called 911 when offender pointed a handgun at him in an alleyway in the 39xx block of Glendale Street. The complainants father witnessed the offender with the handgun being pointed at his son. The Offender then fled prior to police contact. The offender was identified as Jose LaTorre, 41, and arrested. 46xx G ST. April 21 Complainant have her daughter permission to use vehicle. When daughter parked on the 46xx block of G Street, she returned to discover vehicle missing. 42xx BENNINGTON ST. Complainant states on April 23 between 12 am and 6:30 am unknown persons took vehicle while parked on the street. 10xx E. ERIE AVE. Complainant states that on April 24 at 3:55 pm during a motor vehicle accident in which she was involved, an unknown offender reached in her vehicle and took a small black purse, cell phone and IDs. The offender, Sade Pema, 23, was placed under arrest. 8xx E. ALLEGHENY AVE. April 24 10 pm Witness and complainant observed offender breaking into a vehicle. When complainant went to approach the offender, the offender pulled out a knife. Witness struggled with offender onto the ground. Police apprehended offender, identified as Michael Hillgrube, 44. 1978 2011 Our 33rd Anniversary Call for an appointment 215-743-1533 Bruce Datil, LUTCF Exclusive Agent Allstate Insurance Company I St. & Hunting Park Ave. (Hunting Park Ave. entrance) Philadelphia, PA 19124 Auto Homeowners Life Business Disability Income Insurance Join the Juniata Park Town Watch The Juniata Park Town Watch is seeking volunteers to help patrol the neighborhood. 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Preheat oven to 350 F. Spray a 9-by-5-inch loaf pan with butterflavored cooking spray. In a large bowl, combine meat, breadcrumbs, onion, green pepper and 1/3 cup tomato soup. Mix well to combine. Pat mixture into prepared loaf pan. Bake for 45 minutes. 2. Stir mustard, parsley flakes and black pepper into remaining tomato soup. Spread soup mixture evenly over partially baked meatloaf. Evenly arrange cheese slices over top. Bake for an additional 15 minutes or until meatloaf is cooked through and cheese is melted. Place loaf pan on a wire rack and let set for 5 minutes. Cut into 6 servings. Freezes well. Got a Talent for Hair Creations? The 7th Annual Elegant Styles for Hope Charity Event to fight Breast Cancer will be held on Sunday May 15th. Come join in this Salon, Barbershop & Beauty School Talent Show! Categories include: Women: Hair color, Hair Extensions, Exotic Creations with Make-up, Cut & Style, Elegant Up-Do. Men: Exotic Creations, Cut & Style, Beard Shape-Up. 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JUNIATA NEWS, TUESDAY, APRIL 26, 2011 215-435-3909 Page 11 Group Marks Anniversary of Gulf Oil Spill Marking the one-year anniversary of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico last week, environmentalists and community residents performed street theater outside a BP station to challenge corporate influence over politics. PA Senators Bob Casey and Pat Toomey both receive large contributions from oil and gas companies, and support limiting the Environmental Protection Agencys ability to regulate the industry. Critics of energy policy claim lack of regulations enabled the disastrous BP oil spill. As natural gas drilling with controversial fracking techniques proliferates throughout PA, many are concerned that the regions water supply is at risk and tougher regulations are required to prevent environmental catastrophes. Eleven workers were killed in last years explosion, which lead to the largest offshore oil spill in U.S. history. Rising Tide, a grassroots network of direct action environmental activists held actions worldwide as part of International Day of Action Against Extraction. Corporate polluters have effectively bought our politicians. They hire them across party lines to pass their dirty agenda. Thats why the Deepwater Horizon rig was exempt from safety regulations, despite the dangers. Corporate influence over politics is the gravest threat to our democracy, environment, and public health, said Robin Markle of Rising Tide. One year later oil is still found in the marshes of Louisiana. Unprecedented numbers of dead fish and birds, even dead dolphins, have washed up on beaches since the spill. Many of the low-wage workers BP contracted with gag orders to clean up the spill are now critically ill due to chemicals they were exposed to while cleaning the spill. Fishermen and small business owners along the Gulf Coast struggle to survive and overcome an economic nightmare. Plaquemines Parrish President Bill Nungesser stated today on CNN, You know theyve changed out so many BP and Coast Guard people, just when you get somebody you think you can trust and makes promises about cleaning up, taking care of the wildlife, or making the fishermen whole - theyre gone. And this continues to be an unbelievable response to a major disaster. Nungesser says that oil remains at the bottom of the marsh and during storms it erodes the coast line. We dont feel were getting the true picture of whats out there, and the federal government and BP and the Coast Guard we dont feel are being honest with us. Pennsylvania residents are concerned that corporate dominance over politics in the state, particularly regarding the booming natural gas industry and its controversial practices, threatens the regions entire drinking water supply. A Philadelphia-based grassroots alliance of concerned citizens called Protecting Our Waters posted updates about PAs energy fight on its blog today. New studies from Carnegie Mellon University and the Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority prompted the president of the Marcellus Shale Coalition, which represents the gas industry, to admit the group now believes the natural gas exploration industry is partly responsible for rising levels of contaminants found in area drinking water. The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection has ordered natural gas companies to stop delivering their waste water to treatment facilities which have been treating the water and releasing it back into public drinking supply. A salty substance called bromide enters the water during the drilling process, and when mixed with chlorine at treatment plants can create a dangerous disinfectant byproduct. When disinfection byproducts enter our drinking water and we consume them over a long time period, theyve been associated with a particular form of cancer, bladder cancer, and with a particular set of negative reproductive outcomes in terms of miscarriages and still births, Carnegie Mellon University Professor Jeanne VanBreisen said. Senators Casey and Toomey, and Family Feud Brings Contestant Search to A.C. The classic game show FAMILY FEUD is coming to Atlantic City on a search for the best families in the area. Our contestant casting team is visiting Harrahs in Atlantic City on Saturday, April 30 and Sunday, May 1 on search for contestants who are quick with the buzzer on these popular survey questions. This is a chance to play The Feud on national television with host Steve Harvey, where every family stands to win up to $100,000 in cold hard cash and maybe even a brand new car. Auditions for the new season will be held Saturday, April 30 and Sunday, May 1. 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But you might not realize that these women can carry more, relative to body size, more efficiently than pack mules. * As the end of the school year approaches, this might be a good time to remember that it was Americans who came up with the idea of summer camp. * The name of the country of Iraq is derived from the Arabic word meaning origin. * If youve ever watched the closing credits of a film (and are not yourself Page 13 involved in the movie industry), you might be wondering about some of the titles youve seen, so heres a quick rundown: The gaffer is the chief electrician on the project; the key grip puts together and takes down sets, as well as lighting and laying the track on which the cameras move; and the best boy assists the gaffer and the key grip. (c) 2011 King Features Synd., Inc. *** Cornerstone Celebration at Mater Dolorosa Mater Dolorosa Church, 1676 Ruan Street in Frankford, will celebrate a Cornerstone Mass: on Sunday, May 22 when Bishop Senior will say the 11:15 AM Mass. Afterwards, he will bless the new Cornerstone, as the old one is being replaced. Everyone is then invited down to the Church Hall for a light luncheon. All are invited. You are asked to invite family and friends! JUNIATA NEWS, TUESDAY, APRIL 26, 2011 215-435-3909 Ferko Playground Tee Ball Ferko Tee Ball is full and is not taking anymore children. Sorry :( If you have any question Please contact the center at 215-6851224 or at [email protected] gmail.com Day Time Zumba Classes at Ferko Starting Now through May 18 From 1:30 PM 2:30 PM. 6 six-week sessions. 30 dollars for the 6 weeks, 7 Dollars for individual classes Ferko Afterschool Program Sign-Ups are ongoing Monday -Friday 3PM-6PM $30 a month Pick up From Juniata Academy only Ferko Playground 215-685-1224 Ferko Dance Class Ferko Dance Class is ending in the end of April, but will be back next September! Please look for more information next school year! Ferko Day Camp is coming! Registration for Day Camp Starts on Thursday April 21 6PM- 8PM Registration Fee $25 Ferko Girl Scouts Every Thursday Night at Ferko Recreation Center from 6pm-7pm. Sign-ups are on going and all year round! Ferko TKD Sign-Ups are ongoing Wednesday & Fridays 6:00PM-7:30 PM $55 for the First Month Includes: 1st Month Training, Registration Fee, and Dobok (Uniform) Please Contact Kelly Mcerlean at 215-906-3046 Page 14 New Tools Unveiled for Consumer Safety If youre concerned that you might not be getting all the available information about food and product safety recalls, youre likely right. Until now, this information has been scattered around different websites on the Internet. Now we have one place to go: www.fda.gov/safety/ recalls. The same law responsible for this website also has given the Food and Drug Administration the authority to issue food recalls, instead of waiting for companies and manufacturers to do that. The new FDA website opens with handy tabs across the page, linking to All Recalls, Food, Drugs, Animal Health, Biologics and Medical Devices. By clicking on a tab youll see the newest recall at the top, with older recalls down the page. Click the text icon in the Photo column and youll see the original press release listing dates of manufacture, lot Piccoli Playground Piccoli News Piccoli Playground is in need of teachers. If anyone is interested in starting a dance, martial art program, etc. please contact us at 215-685-1249 Piccoli Aerobics Piccoli Playground holds FREE aerobics every Weds night beginning at 6:30. The class is a mix of step and kickboxing aerobics. Ages are 13 and up. BROKEN PIECES UNITED BACK AT PICCOLI Broken Pieces United is back at Piccoli Playground at Castor & Cayuga on Mondays and Fridays from 6-8pm with storytime, arts & crafts, crazy hat night, pee wee soccer, pee wee basketball, move night. Show & tell, pee wee kickball, pee wee cheerleaders, pee wee flag football, pee wee baseball. Call for more information at 215-208-6387 or 215-6851249. Our little leagues will be starting very soon for all ages! Piccoli Mens Softball Piccoli Mens Softball league will be beginning soon. 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Sands of Time Life travels through the sands of time, With hills and paths along the way And like the sand our loves are formed, Or easily washed away, We could set our feet on solid ground, Away from the roaring sea, Or just not care and take a chance, The choice is ours; which path shall it be, The Sands of time stretch far and wide, We can walk from shore to shore, The foorsteps that we leave behind, Could be ours forever more. by Miriam Straight from the Heart PMBC is entering its 66th year of an urban environmental partnership that continues to promote civic pride, public safety, and neighborhood empowerment among Block Captains, Community Group Leaders, and their units. PMBCs Clean Block Officers are ready to assist organized block and community groups with scheduled cleaning activities. The Officers act as liaisons between citizens and city government in an effort to provide departmental resource materials regarding information and services relating to block cleanliness and block beautification. PMBC Officers distribute the following items: Block captain I.D. (identification) cards The committees Block Captain Guidelines Materials for Saturday clean-ups (April through September) Information about Clean Block awards and prizes Attend block club and community meetings upon request PMBC is one of the largest volunteer organizations in the country. It coordinates an army of over 6,600 registered Block Captains. Contact the PMBC at (215) 685-3981. Juniata Action Committee will hold its next Public Meeting on Tues., June 7 7:00-8:30 pm at the Juniata Golf Club 1391 E. Cayuga St. (L & Cayuga Sts.) All Residents Invited For info contact the JAC at 267-205-1452 email: [email protected] Web: www.juniataaction.com LAWN CARE 267-240-2707 INTELLIGENT LESSONS OF MUSIC KNOWLEDGE (GUITAR and PIANO) INSTRUCTION BOOK - M. SEWALL You do not need the instrument to learn this. TO ORDER CALL 1-800-288-4677 - Ext. 5022 or online - AMAZON.COM PRICE - $10.95 Page 15 Proposal Would Modernize PA Wine and Spirit Store Operations In response to yesterdays Senate Law and Justice Committee hearing on the modernization of the Liquor Control Board operations and in conjunction with the Senate Democrats Budget Savings Plan, three Democratic senators are unveiling legislation aimed at modernizing Pennsylvanias wine and spirit store operations. We must continue to find ways to improve the efficiency and flexibility of the Liquor Control Board (LCB) and the wine and spirit stores across Pennsylvania, said Sen. Jim Ferlo (DAllegheny). We can continue to improve the customer experience at the stores while generating millions in new revenue. By modernizing the way the LCB does business, we enable it to operate more effectively and tap into the full potential of the agency so that Pennsylvanias economy can reap the benefits. The legislation, proposed by Ferlo, Sen. Vincent Hughes (D-Philadelphia/ Montgomery) and Sen. Christine Tartaglione (D-Philadelphia) would be centered on the 3 Ps Procurement, Pricing and Personnel. PLCB modernization is an integral part of the Senate Democrats $1.1 billion budget savings plan announced today, Hughes said. Its a win-win for Pennsylvania. Not only will modernization generate substantial new revenue to help offset some of the governors most egregious budget cuts, it will also improve the customers experience and protect thousands of good-paying jobs. Specifically, the Liquor Control Board modernization proposal would: Allow the LCB greater flexibility from the Department of General Services and the state Procurement Code to purchase goods and services outside of the codes parameters and market its services out of state. This would provide savings and additional new revenue streams for Pennsylvania. Allow the LCB to alter markup and proportional pricing to better reflect market conditions. This portion of the proposal includes offering a customer relations marketing program to improve the buying experience. This could generate new revenue between $20 and $70 million. Allow the LCB to hire outside of Civil Service requirements. The LCB is a retail operation unlike any other within state government. The senators said civil service tests and requirements often do not accurately reflect the skills needed to be an effective wine & spirit store or warehouse employee. This and a few other personnel proposals could result in significant savings, according to the senators. By ensuring collective bargaining rights for liquor store employees, we preserve the family sustaining jobs our economy needs, Tartaglione said. And continued support of hiring veterans should remain a priority in Pennsylvania. The senators said they are encouraged by Senate Law and Justice Committee chairman Sen. John Pippys (R-Allegheny) willingness to have open dialogue on the future of the state wine and spirit stores. Actress & Author, Elizabeth Berkley in Philly Tonight On Tuesday, April 26th at 6pm actress and NY Times bestselling author Elizabeth Berkley will appear at Barnes & Noble in Rittenhouse Square - 1805 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, PA to meet fans, talk about her projects and sign her latest NY Times bestselling book, Ask Elizabeth. Ask Elizabeth is a new book by actress Elizabeth Berkley which in only 3 weeks has gone to #2 on the New York Times Best Seller list. 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Friday, April 15
Sarawakians, seize the moment!
Sarawakians, you stand at the threshold of a great deciding and defining moment of change. You can either decisively help shape the future of your state or let it slide and sink like a tragic struggling shipwreck.
Sarawakians, may you be steadfast in this challenging hour! Sadly, after three decades, you are one of the poorest "richest" States in Bolehland and many in the land of the Hornbill are languishing in poverty
"Sack" those who for the past 30 years have betrayed Sarawak by bleeding the state dry, siphoning and stashing their ill-gotten gains overseas and building a scandalous empire there.
Stop the scoundrels and self-serving sycophants who suck up to the powers-that-be to satisfy their insatiable greed, whilst marginalized indigenous Sarawakians suffer indescribably and struggle to eke out a living!
Ship out those who have repeatedly and rampantly robbed her people of their rights, ransacked the state's coffers, ravished her natural resources and remained silent as the children of her natives are raped!
Stand firm against the local colonialist master who has through the last 30 years of larceny surreptitiously sequestered more than 1.5 million hectares of Native Customary Rights (NCR) land for his family members!
Send into political oblivion the spent white-haired chief (whose political shelf life has long expired) and other senior ministers of suspect character, soiled reputations, who readily sell their souls to remain in power.
Shame the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) for its deafening silence over the mounting and meticulous evidence on corruption by the Sarawak state government as revealed in Sarawak Report.
Say "NO MORE!" to being sidelined and side-stepped by the Executive in Putrajaya and being treated like a stepchild. Say "NO MORE!" to being deceived, denied and deprived of what is rightfully yours.
Shout aloud "ENOUGH!" to being suckered, spat at and stepped on by the BN government and spineless Sarawak BN MPs who in Parliament have sacrificed your rights at the altar of political expediency!
Shun the short-term and sudden seductions of the "Santa Claus" PM whose political acumen has sunk so very low as seen in his vote buying and his desperate attempts to destroy his opponents with sex and slime.
Spurn the shallow, hollow bellow of the small-minded Deputy PM who never fails to spew out senseless speeches, silly scare tactics, sabre-rattling tricks and sinister theatrics.
Stomach no more the shocking, scandalous and shambolic state of affairs concerning education and health, which were ironically highlighted by the sudden and recent allocations made by the PM and DPM!
Send the PM and deputy PM who are bankrupt of ideas and who have come to bribe you with the rakyat's money, back to Semenanjung without their "Fixed Deposit" – as Umno continues to be their "Fixed Deficit!!
Stir and summon the indomitable spirit of people power to take on the insurmountable odds and to overcome the BN's offering of blood sacrifices and invoking of evil spirits to cast spells and curses on the opposition.
Save your state, Sarawakians! By your self-determination, show the shameless leaders of the BN and their supercilious political representatives that you cannot to be bought over or bullied!
Sarawakians, by your solidarity, save the country! Strike at the very roots that have caused Bolehland to degenerate into a "sick country" and a "sham democracy" (Tengku Razaleigh)! Reject BN at the elections!
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MACC chief commissioner Abu Kassim said they were investigating Taib for corruption. We will be monitoring, if Abu Kassim walks the talk.
As such, do not vote BN.
- April 15, 2011 at 8:20 AM
To all dayaks who reads: The role played by PKR against SNAP is partly reveal hereunder.
Political fallout
There will be major political fallout from the Chinese community's complete rejection of Taib. He did not make matters easier either when he appeared to have second thoughts on the eve of state polls on his earlier pledge to step down within months if not weeks.
The Chinese, especially the younger generation, are no longer willing to accept Taib continuing to stay in office. They do not see the gross distortions in the economy, introduced by him, being removed as long as he is in office. The distortions include the fact that Taib, his family, relatives, friends and cronies have a finger in every economic pie in the state.
Najib would not be in any great hurry now to call for early general election to get his own mandate. He's still piggy-backing the 2008 mandate secured by his predecessor Abdullah Ahmad Badawi.
Najib must be thanking his lucky stars that he had not been persuaded by Taib to call for general elections at the same time as the state polls. Taib had claimed that simultaneous state-federal elections would help ease the terrible pressure exerted on him by the opposition.
There's no guarantee that in the event of a 50:50 tie between the Barisan Nasional (BN) and Pakatan Rakyat in Peninsular Malaysia, come 2013 or earlier, that Taib would not offer his proxy services to de facto PKR chief Anwar Ibrahim. So, it may not be as simple as Najib shooing Taib away and going on to install someone else whom he favours in his place.
Already, Anwar – reputed to be an anti-Dayak, anti-Dusun, anti-Christian closet racist – deliberately fielded PKR candidates against the Sarawak National Party (SNAP) in 26 seats in order to favour the state BN, save PBB and keep the Dayaks away from the political mainstream.
SNAP, however, is the best, or rather only, bet in the opposition to dismantle PBB, free the Sarawak Democratic Progressive Party (SPDP) from "towkay" control and free Dayak politics from the vice-like grip of the local proxies for the ketuanan Melayu Umno in Putrajaya
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This new investigation by Greenpeace International provides fresh evidence that the impact of IOI's deforestation and peatland drainage is far greater than was recognised in the RSPO complaint that led to the company's suspension.
Greenpeace is calling on IOI to protect and restore the forest and peatland landscapes impacted by its supply base, and for the RSPO to maintain its suspension until this has happened.
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Veterans Village has partnered up with Titan Towing, a Las Vegas-based towing company, to create a program that will pick up donated junk vehicles from any location in the Las Vegas area at no cost to the donor. The proceeds from the sale of vehicles will benefit Veterans Village.
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DS Automobiles reveal new DS 4 and DS 4 Crossback
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The popular DS 4, which sold over 115,000 units worldwide since its launch in 2011, is to be replaced by an updated model, DS Automobiles have revealed. (read full story)
New Fiat 500 to be launched in spectacular fashion
posted on - 28/08/2015 14:14
The new Fiat 500 is to feature on stage with upcoming artist Ella Eyre at a one-of-a-kind event as part of the new Fiat 500's UK launch. (read full story)
New SKODA Superb GreenLine the most efficient yet!
posted on - 27/08/2015 14:38
SKODA has updated their GreenLine range with the new Superb GreenLine the most advanced and efficient model to date. (read full story)
New Ford Mustang proves popular in the UK
posted on - 24/08/2015 15:44
The latest reincarnation of the iconic Ford Mustang is high in demand in the UK, with over 2,000 orders for the new right-hand drive cars having been placed since January. (read full story)
SEAT Leon SE Technology Business edition to deliver state-of-the-art-technology
posted on - 21/08/2015 15:16
SEAT has revealed a business edition of its award winning small family car, the Leon. (read full story)
All-new Astra to be revealed at Frankfurt show in September
posted on - 18/08/2015 14:04
New Monte Carlo model to join the Fabia range
posted on - 10/08/2015 16:24
Skoda has announced the latest addition to the Fabia family, the all new Fabia Monte Carlo, which boasts a sporty interior and enhanced exterior body styling. (read full story)
Ford GT and Forza Focus RS to star during Gamescom, alongside Top Gear's The Stig
posted on - 05/08/2015 13:59
A unique new Ford Focus RS was unveiled yesterday at a special Microsoft event in Cologne. Featuring an exterior designed by players of Forza Motorsport for Xbox, the striking car was driven to the event by former Top Gear star The Stig, who will also star in the Forza Motorsport 6 game for Microsoft's Xbox One console. (read full story)
SEAT UK and DJ Zoe Hardman combine forces to create exclusive Ibiza soundtrack
posted on - 05/08/2015 13:57
TV presenter and DJ Zoe Hardman is to drive from London to Ibiza in the new SEAT Ibiza later this month, whilst creating an Ibiza soundtrack along the way. (read full story)
Peugeot's award-winning 308 receives strong demand ahead of 65-plate change
posted on - 24/07/2015 16:06
By combining performance and style with high levels of fuel economy and efficiency, the Peugeot 308 is the one car that has it all. (read full story)
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We are always looking for innovative people who understand the imperatives of information security, streamlined data exchange, improved operational efficiency, and facilitated regulatory compliance. Our current team consists of talented individuals in the following areas:
Development team for Convoke's multi-tenant, SaaS application that provides secure business-to-business document management, including document storage, document delivery, document workflow management and document auditing. The primary technologies are Java, Spring, HDiv and Hibernate running on Apache Tomcat; and Microsoft SQL Server as the database.
Software Engineering – expertise in Java development; database development on MySQL or Microsoft SQL Server; spring and hibernate framework; spring batch/spring integration; and system integration and batch processing.
Preferred knowledge: Tomcat and Apache in both Linux and Windows environments; AJAX, JSON, JQuery, Javascript and related UI technologies.
Quality Assurance – expertise in all aspects of testing (functional, integration, performance and regression); developing test plans, test cases and test scenarios; defect management; Agile software development methods; and relational database concepts.
Preferred knowledge: Tomcat and Apache; Shell scripting and PowerShell; automated functional testing tools: QTP and HPQC; issue and project tracking tool: Atlassian JIRA; and software versioning tools: Subversion and/or GIT.
Information Systems & Security
Responsible for securing, growing and maintaining a network of servers, storage, and systems spanning multiple datacenters that support Convoke's cloud-based document management system. The team is broken up into three focus areas:
Platform Operations – plan deploy, and administer typical server systems (e.g. database, email, file servers), as well as front-of-the-house application servers (web servers, application servers, multi-factor authentication, etc.) and back-of-the-house management servers (logging, antivirus, proxy, etc.). Platform Ops team members regularly work on a wide array of common I.T. tasks such as: deploying new servers and virtual machines, handling break/fix and helpdesk issues, and building various software development environments (e.g. QA, development, staging, UAT, etc.).
Ideal Platform Operations team members are people who like solving problems, helping others with their problems, and finding clever software-oriented solutions to common I.T. issues.
Infrastructure – responsible for the physical server and network environment. More specifically, the Infrastructure team manages the host, storage and network systems that sustain Convoke's private-cloud virtualization environment. Typical projects include: deploying new blade server systems, expanding SAN and NAS environments, and upgrading firewall, IPS, NAC, switch, and router gear. Daily tasks include patching servers, updating firewall rules and IPS signatures, and adding/reorganizing physical hardware in the datacenter environments.
Ideal Infrastructure team members are builders and engineers who like to experiment with new designs and first-class hardware, always looking to "build a better mousetrap."
Security & Compliance – responsible for reviewing public and internal security standards, making policy and procedure recommendations, and ensuring employees are meeting compliance objectives. Security and Compliance team members respond to customer audit requests, collect audit evidence, monitoring security logs and reports, and check up on daily, monthly, quarterly and annual compliance goals.
Ideal Security and Compliance team members are excellent detectives with excellent communication skills who thrive on order, accuracy, and attention to detail.
Product Support and Customer Service team that provides training; phone/e-mail support; product and SOP documentation; customer report preparation and data analysis; service level agreement monitoring; product testing; and customer relationship/feedback mechanisms.
Preferred knowledge: Microsoft Office (especially Excel).
Finance, Accounting, & Administration
Performs all accounting, treasury, financial planning, human resources, and office administration duties.
Qualifications include knowledge of accounting principles and proficiency with Microsoft Office products (especially Excel and Word).
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Nor rain, nor sleet, nor snow, nor zero degree temperatures stop our grind at Fenix Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. This month has been packed full of busy nights on the mat in both our Adult Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and Children's Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Training programs.
The team has continued to develop their Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Techniques alongside their Wrestling and Takedown Techniques, as to have a well rounded grappling ability.
With all this hard work and dedication from our students comes recognition in the form of stripes on their Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Belts. Congratulations to everyone who has earned stripes this month!
Lastly, Fenix Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Woburn is proud to announce some enhancements we have made to our facility. We substantially increased the size of our secondary mat space and boxing ring to add even more room for Quality Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Training and Quality Muay Thai Training. If you are looking for a fun way to learn self-defense and get in great shape, look no further. Come be a part of Fenix Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu today.


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T-Shirt Brand Hosts Monopoly-Inspired Fashion Show
Not all shows during Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week in New York employed serious, high-minded concepts. Vintage T-shirt brand Junk Food partnered with Monopoly on February 15 for a playful showcase inspired by the Hasbro board game. Part of the Style360 series at the Metropolitan Pavilion, the event flaunted the apparel company's platform for emerging artists, Junk Food Art House. Monopoly money was strewn on the catwalk, and models were dressed in imitation of the game's properties—like Park Place and Baltic Avenue—and Monopoly boards.
With music from DJ Josh Madden, the runway presentation showed clothing from designers, including Andrea Valentini, Claudine DeSola for Caravan, and Boy Meets Girl's Stacy Igel. Madonna's personal trainer Joshua Holland open and close the show dressed as Mr. Monopoly.
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To make your own FitBit charger, gather the necessary components: two different colors of electrical tape and a standard USB cable. Use a USB to wall socket adaptor with the USB cable once you have completed the device to provide the FitBit with a stronger charge. The Fitbit uses a Micro USB charging relay, and it has two connection points that can be hooked up with nonstandard chargers based on the correct wire configurations.
Begin by splitting a USB cable. Strip the cable carefully and you should see four smaller wires and cables within: a red power cable for the 5 V DC current, a black grounding cable, a green negative data cable and a white positive data cable. Connect the red cable to the positive connector on the FitBit and the grounding cable to the negative ground connector on the device. Make sure the two cables do not touch each other, and use the tape strips to space the cables evenly away from each other.
Use one color to signify the positive end and one color to signify the negative end, and tape the two with the appropriate connections so that they are evenly spaced for repeat applications. Because both chargers need to connect for the charge to work, tape the two carefully together, and apply them to the FitBit to begin charging.


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If they treat you like an option, leave them like a choice. Don't worry -- they'll be sorry when you walk away in this reversible triangle string bikini bottom with tie sides and custom gold bead finishing. After all, look at you.
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