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Australian School-based Apprenticeships (ASBAs) offer students, 15 years of age or over, the opportunity to achieve a nationally recognised vocational qualification by combining paid work and training as part of their educational program at college.
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SiriKali is a Qt/C++ GUI application that manages ecryptfs,cryfs,encfs,gocryptfs and securefs encrypted folders.
In a sense,it is a universal frontend to folder based encryption in linux.
1.4.2 1 month ago
-- Assume passwords are utf8 encoded instead of latin-1. This is a breaking change for those who were using a
password that was not a valid latin-1 password.
-- Fix a crash on windows when an sshfs favorite entry is created with a remote folder path of just ":/", example
is a remote address of "abc@example:/".
-- Add a visible option to choose between creating a local drive or a network drive when connecting to ssh server
on windows.
-- Inforce a requirenment that says Sshfs-win should be atleast version 3.4.0.
-- Add support for "lock" command in fscrypt backend. This option is used for locking directories that use V2
encryption policies.
1.4.2 1 month ago
-- Assume passwords are utf8 encoded instead of latin-1. This is a breaking change for those who were using a
password that was not a valid latin-1 password.
-- Fix a crash on windows when an sshfs favorite entry is created with a remote folder path of just ":/", example
is a remote address of "abc@example:/".
-- Add a visible option to choose between creating a local drive or a network drive when connecting to ssh server
on windows.
-- Inforce a requirenment that says Sshfs-win should be atleast version 3.4.0.
-- Add support for "lock" command in fscrypt backend. This option is used for locking directories that use V2
encryption policies.
1.4.1 3 months ago
-- Add support for fscrypt backend. This backend will allow encrypting individual folders that reside in a
file system that supports encryption like ext4. More info about this backed is here: https://github.com/google/fscrypt
-- Fix a bug with sshfs backend introducedin 1.4.0.
-- Various changes and improvements.
1.4.0 3 months ago
-- Make it buildable again on Qt < 5.10.0(1.3.9 broke this promise because
it should be buildable in debian 8)
-- Add a config option to show favorites entries on the tray icon context menu
with an ability to mount/unmount volume from the menu.
-- Fix a bug that prevented favorite entries with cipher path that starts with a dot
from showing up in the GUI.
-- Add GUI options to enable HiDPI option to scale the GUI when running
in HiDPI displays.
1.3.9 5 months ago
-- Add ability to run a custom command on user specified time interval.
-- Add ability to set premount, postmount, preunmount and postunmount
commands to run per favorite entry.
-- Add support for creating and unlocking volumes using yubikey's
challenge-response feature.
-- Add ability to run user created custom backends/extensions.
This feature make it possible to configure SiriKali
to run any tool that deals with mounting file systems.
Documentation on how to create a custom backed is
-- Fix an occassional crash that happens when creating an internal wallet
when an internal version of lxqt_wallet is in use.
1.3.8 8 months ago
-- Remove backend timeout of 20 seconds because cryfs >= 0.10.0 may take a very long time to finish.
-- Show a warning that says working with cryfs >= 0.10.0 may take a very long time when creating/unlocking cryfs volumes.
-- Improves a window that manages favorites.
1.3.7 11 months ago
-- Add support for gocryptfs "idle" option.
-- Add ability to set a favorite volume that does not need a password. Useful when connecting to ssh server
with a private key that does not need a password or when getting credentials from external tools like keepass.
-- Add a config option to auto unmount volumes on logout(specifically, when SiriKali receive sighup or sigterm).
-- Add Russian translations.
-- Fix a bug that prevented mounting gocryptfs volumes on MACOS.
-- Translations now works on MACOS.
-- Add support for Cryfs backend on windows.
-- Add support for using a mount folder on windows(sshfs, encfs and cryfs supports both mount folders and drive letters)
1.3.6 1 year ago
-- Add ability to pass both fuse options and options specific to backends when unlocking a volume.
-- For example, this option will allow passing "--allow-filesystem-upgrade" option to cryfs backend when
unlocking a cryfs volume to automatically upgrade the volume's file system when necessary.
-- Add a GUI way to create and unlock gocryptfs and encfs volumes in reverse mode.
-- Fix a bug in windows that allowed more than once instance to run.
-- Create drive letters on Windows with a label equals to the name of the cipher folder when unlocking volumes.
1.3.5 1 year ago
-- Add "-DPOLKIT_SUPPORT=" compile time option to disable polkit support.
Suid root-less ecryptfs-simple backend will not work if this option is turned off.
-- Fix a bug on windows that prevented SiriKali from seeing 64 bit sshfs-win.
-- Add ability to edit favorites entries.
-- Fix a bug on windows when unlocking securefs volume with a custom config path.
1.3.4 1 year ago
-- Add support for Microsoft Windows operating system.
-- Add support for sshfs backend on Linux and Windows..
-- Add support for encfs backend on windows.
1.3.3 1 year ago
-- Invoke context menu with a left click in addition to the default right click.
-- Add a GUI windows to set ecryptfs volume creation options.
-- Add a GUI way to upgrade cryfs volume(cryfs > 0.9.8 required).
-- Make it possible to build the project with system provided "internal" libraries.
1.3.2 2 years ago
-- Drop support for Qt4.
-- Add ability to specify a command to run before a volume is umounted.The specified command must return 0 for the unmount attempt to be carried out.
-- Add a GUI window to manage program options.
-- Add a GUI window to set crypto options when creating a gocryptfs volume.
-- Add German translations.
-- Update French translations.
1.3.1 2 years ago
-- Add a config option on the menu list to set the app to start minimized.
-- Fix stability issues on MACOS.
-- Fix unlocked gocryptfs volumes not showing up on SiriKali GUI on MACOS
1.3.0 2 years ago
-- Add "~/bin" and "~/.bin" paths to list of folders to search for executables.
-- Fix random crashes on OSX.
1.2.9 2 years ago
-- Fix a crash on exit in OSX.
-- Show all crypto options when creating Cryfs volume.
1.2.8 2 years ago
-- Add a GUI way to set options when creating a securefs volume.
-- Add a GUI way to set options when creating a cryfs volume.
-- Agg a GUI way to display gocryptfs volume properties.
-- Better mount/unmount events monitoring on OSX.
-- Set it as a run time option(off by default) to support ecryptfs-simple backend that does not have suid bit set. A user
will be asked to allow polkit support on first attempt.
1.2.7 2 years ago
-- Add ability to add mount options to a favorite entry.
1.2.6 2 years ago
-- Add a build time option(-DUSE_POLKIT=true) to support ecryptfs-simple backend
build without suid bit set. This option will generate a polkit prompt on program
start giving bad user experience. Enable it only if ecryptfs-simple backend is a
necessary backend to have and it has to be installed without suid bit.
-- Default to not using a passward manager when unlocking volumes from favorites list.
-- Add an option to lock all unlocked volumes and quit the application on success.
-- Add a config option to run arbitrary command on successful mount attempt(arguments
to the command will be cipher folder,plain folder and volume type).
-- All operations around locking and unlocking of volumes can now be done from CLI.
-- Add a plugin that allows generation of a key using a key+keyfile combination
through a user configured external application. A user for example can set gpg as an
external application so that they can extract a key from a gpg encrypted keyfile.
-- Add a config option to disable displaying of passwords.
-- Add ability to store passwords in OSX keychain.
1.2.3 3 years ago
-- Make it possible to unlock a volume from favorite list without using key storage system.
1.2.2 3 years ago
Add support for creating and unlocking ecryptfs volumes.
The above support is enabled by a backend called ecryptfs-simple[1].
[1] https://github.com/mhogomchungu/ecryptfs-simple
1.2.1 3 years ago
-- Maintanance release.
-- FIX BUG: Dont generate an update warning prompt on startup when auto check for updates is set but the application
is started while the system has no internet connection.
-- FIX BUG: Dont auto delete mount folders when a volumes was unmounted outside of SiriKali.
-- FIX BUG: Populate $PATH variable properly before calling backends since some backends fails without it.
-- FIX BUG: The build process failed to build on Qt4
version 1.2.0 3 years ago
version 1.2.0
-- Add ability to add a favorite volume with mount options(external config file path,idle timeout,auto mount).
-- Add a GUI option to select what secure key storage backend to use when auto mounting volumes.
version 1.1.0
-- Add ability to automount favorites volumes on program start up time.
-- Add ability to automount favorites volumes when they become available ie,when the files systems the volume
resides in is mounted.
1.0.0 3 years ago
-- Initial release.
-- Can create and unlock Cryfs Volumes.
-- Can create and unlock Encfs Volumes.
-- Can create and unlock Gocryptfs Volumes.
-- Can create and unlock Securefs Volumes.
-- Can save and retrieve volumes keys from KDE wallet,GNOME's libsecret and an internal
secured storage system backed by libgcrypt.
-- Can save favorite volumes for easier access to frequently used volumes.
-- Can use keys derived from passphrases,keyfiles and a combination of a passphrase and a keyfile.
-- Can be build with Qt4(default) or with Qt5.
-- Can measure password strength when creating a new volume.
The support is added using libpwquality project: https://fedorahosted.org/libpwquality/
-- Add ability to unmount all volumes at the same time(Menu->UnmountAll)
-- Add ability to generate mounting dialog with a single action(Menu->Favorites->Mount All)
-- Add French translations.
-- Add ability to auto unlock a volume from CLI.An example of how to do this is:
sirikali -d /home/mtz/cryfs.volume -b "internal"
The "-b" option gives a passphrase storage backend to use to retrieve the password to unlock
the volume. Currently,only 3 backends are supported:
1. "internal" backend is always there and its backed by libgcrypt.
2. "kwallet" is backed by KDE wallet is a compile time dependency of the project.
3. "gnomewallet" is backed by GNOME's libsecret and is a compile time dependency of the project.
Set the backend to use a blank passphrase(not recommended) if you want to be able to unlock
your volumes without being prompt for a backend password.
-- Add support for unlocking volumes using an external config file.
-- Add a GUI ability to show cryfs file system space utilization.
-- Add a menu entry to set default mount point path prefix.
-- Add a convenient "HMAC+KeyFile" option to use a keyfile with an empty passphrase
as a volume password. "Key+KeyFile" option is to be used if volume passphrase is to be a combination
of a password and a keyfile. Both of these two options are better than using a "KeyFile" option
because keyfiles will most likely be trancated on the first new line character encountered and al the
contents of the keyfile may not be used leading to weak passphrase.

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The intention of the Marketing Matching Sponsorship Program is to facilitate and foster the growth of special events in Pasco County while increasing the marketing efforts to enhance visitor travel, hotel stays, retail store traffic and restaurant business which assists in generating out of county and out of state economic impact. The special event should promote Pasco County as a tourist destination for visitors. A Special Event is an event that promotes an artistic, cultural or unique experience that is not of a competitive nature.
The application process opens once a year. If your organization is interested in applying for the Marketing Matching Sponsorship Program funds for an event in Pasco County, please call the Destination Management Organization (DMO) to discuss in detail prior to beginning the application process.
The application for Marketing Matching Sponsorship Program funds is now open until July 21, 2019. Accepted applicants must present an oral presentation request for funding to the Tourist Development Council (TDC) on August 21, 2019.
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AfDB Vice-President Solomon Asamoah discusses US-Africa economic relations at the Woodrow Wilson International Center
On September 10, 2015, African Development Bank Vice-President for Infrastructure, Private Sector and Regional Integration, Solomon Asamoah, participated in a panel discussion hosted by the Wilson Center for Scholars in Washington, DC, titled: The US-Africa Leaders' Summit One Year On: Progress, Challenges, and the Way Forward for Economic Relations.
VP Asamoah's presentation focused on progress made and key issues that hinder US economic/business engagement with Africa. He also emphasized constraints on the African side such as infrastructure deficits, policy inconsistencies and the shortage of bankable projects as areas which require further improvements. The role of private equity funds in growing companies and boosting economic development in Africa was also mentioned. He also highlighted the Bank's vision and top five priority areas for the next five years under its new President, Akinwumi Adesina, to bring about real and positive change on the continent.
Other panelists included: Jay Ireland, President and CEO, GE Africa, and Member, President's Advisory Council on Doing Business in Africa; Don Gips, former US Ambassador to the Republic of South Africa from 2009-2013; Richard Sezibera, Secretary General, East African Community; and Dr. Witney Schneidman, Member, Africa Program Advisory Council and Senior International Advisor, Covington and Burling LLP.


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Storrington Dramatic Society's Spring production 2019 is based on the true story of Ruth Ellis, the last woman to be hanged in this country.
The Thrill of Love by Amanda Whittington will be directed by Sue Goble.
The cast includes Mel Newton (Ruth Ellis), Lena Richardson-Hill (Sylvia Shaw), Stella Russell (Doris Judd), Angela Munnoch (Vickie Martin) and Ian Stuart (Jack Gale).
Sue said: "This is an intense drama, based on the true story of Ruth Ellis. A Soho nightclub hostess, Ruth had a stormy relationship with an abusive, upper-class, racing driver.
"Set in the mid-1950s, the play is not just a re-telling of Ruth's life and death, but encourages the audience to delve further into the circumstances that led her to shoot the man she loved, and to question whether the punishment fitted the crime.
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Crowned Plover (Lapwing)
A beautiful bird, this Crowned Plover, taken at Cape St. Francis Resort. This was one of the two guarding a nest next to a public sidewalk. They get really agitated when anyone walks by with hi pitched, noisy and loud 'kreep kreep kreep' sounds. They also fly at people and pets that get to close to their nest. The Crown Plovers' diet consists mainly of beetles, termites, grasshoppers and other small invertebrates. The female will lay 2-3 eggs at a time, but on a rare occasion 4 eggs. They are a common resident in open country, short grasslands and fields. Scientific Name is vanellus coronatus. The Afrikaans name for this is Kroonkiewiet.
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Minneapolis City Council Agenda
Regular Meeting
January 23, 2014 – 9:30 a.m.
Room 317, City Hall
Members: Council President Johnson, Vice President Elizabeth Glidden, Majority Leader John Quincy, Minority Leader Cam Gordon, Council Members Kevin Reich, Jacob Frey, Blong Yang, Abdi Warsame, Lisa Goodman, Alondra Cano, Lisa Bender, Andrew Johnson, and Linea Palmisano
(Quorum 7; Majority vote of all members, 7; 2/3 vote of all members, 9)
Council Committee Coordinator: Jackie Hanson 612-673-2046
1. Roll Call.
2. Adoption of the agenda.
3. Acceptance of minutes of the adjourned session held December 11, 2013; the regular meeting of December 13, 2013; and the Organizational Meeting of January 6, 2014.
4. Referral of petitions and communications and reports of the City officers to proper Committees and departments.
Committee of the Whole
1. Ryan Downtown East Development Urban Park:
Staff directed to continue its coordination with the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board over the development, ownership, and operation of the urban park connected to the Ryan Downtown East development. The Deputy Director of the Community Planning and Economic Department is directed to form a work group to facilitate this coordination with representatives of the Park Board.
Action Taken: Adopted.
Community Development & Regulatory Services
1. Liquor, Business & Gambling License Applications:
Approve Department of Licenses & Consumer Services agenda recommendations for Liquor, Business & Gambling licenses.
Early signature by Mayor requested
Action Taken: Adopted.
2. M&M, Inc/Skyline Food (1819 Glenwood Ave N):
Passage of Resolution approving Business License Operating Conditions relating to the Food Grocery and Tobacco Dealer License.
Early signature by Mayor requested
Action Taken: Adopted.
3. Hi-Lake Triangle Apartments (2230 E Lake St):
Passage of Resolution allowing a replacement of Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation as credit enhancer with a private placement with Twin City Federal National Bank.
Action Taken: Adopted.
Referred Report to Ways & Means
4. Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED) Redevelopment Grant Program:
Passage of Resolution authorizing staff to submit applications to DEED for the Brickhouse Lofts, Broadway Flats, The Cameron, MoZaic East, Seward Friendship Store, Inc., and Shapco Printing Redevelopment projects.
Action Taken: Adopted.
Elections & Rules
1. Minneapolis City Council Rules of Order:
Passage of Resolution approving the 2014 revision of Council rules and adopting that revision as the definitive Minneapolis City Council Rules of Order.
Action Taken: Adopted.
Health, Environment & Community Engagement
1. Homegrown Minneapolis Food Council Appointments:
Confirm Mayoral appointment of Russ Henry (Ward 12) and approve City Council appointment of Jillia Bovino (Ward 3) to the Homegrown Minneapolis Food Council for terms to expire December, 2015.
Action Taken: Adopted.
Referred Report to Ways & Means
2. Case Management Services for High-Risk Youth:
Authorize contract with Tubman, in the total amount of $75,000, to provide case management services in 2014 for youth who are at risk for involvement with violence.
Action Taken: Adopted.
Public Safety, Civil Rights & Emergency Management
Referred Reports to Ways & Means
1. General Mills Grant:
Authorize acceptance of grant funds, $30,000, to support program costs related to Police Department community engagement, youth violence, education, and related policy; Passage of Resolution approving appropriation (9 votes).
Action Taken: Adopted.
2. Joyce Foundation Grant:
Authorize acceptance of grant funds for the Police Department, $30,000, to support the position of Community Engagement Coordinator and other project costs; Passage of Resolution approving appropriation (9 votes).
Action Taken: Adopted.
3. Training Services for Police Cadet/Recruit Training:
Accept proposal & authorize contract with Hennepin Technical College for training services for cadet/recruit training to be conducted in the Spring of 2014.
Action Taken: Adopted.
Transportation & Public Works
1. 51st Ave N Street Resurfacing Project (Xerxes Ave N to Oliver Ave N):
a) Passage of Resolution designating the location and improvements proposed to be made in the project; and
b) Receive the cost estimate, direct the City Engineer to prepare proposed special assessments against the benefited properties, and set a public hearing to be held on February 25, 2014.
Action Taken: Adopted.
2. Penn Ave S Street Reconstruction Project, Phase 2:
a) Passage of Resolution designating the location and improvements proposed to be made in the project; and
b) Receive the cost estimate, direct the City Engineer to prepare proposed special assessments against the benefited properties, and set a public hearing to be held on
March 18, 2014.
March 18, 2014.
Action Taken: Adopted.
3. Riverside Extension Street Reconstruction Project:
a) Passage of Resolution designating the location and improvements proposed to be made in the project; and
b) Receive the cost estimate, direct the City Engineer to prepare proposed special assessments against the benefited properties, and set a public hearing to be held on March 18, 2014.
Action Taken: Adopted.
4. Waste Disposal Services Contract:
Authorize negotiation and execution of the renewal of a contract with Hennepin County for the processing and disposal of municipal solid wastes collected in Minneapolis through December 31, 2015 at a rate of $49.00 per ton.
Action Taken: Adopted.
5. South Transfer Station:
Authorize the issuance of a Request for Proposals (RFP) for management and operation services for the Minneapolis South Transfer Station.
Action Taken: Adopted.
Referred Reports to Ways & Means
6. MRI Contract Amendment:
Authorize extension of the terms of the Vehicle Lease Agreement between Minneapolis Refuse Incorporated (MRI) and the City to allow for City-owned packer truck rental to MRI at the current rate of $2,300 per month per truck.
Action Taken: Adopted.
7. Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP) and Safe Routes to School Submission:
Passage of Resolution authorizing the submission of a series of applications for transportation funds through the Transportation Alternatives Program and MnDOT Safe Routes to School Program and authorizing commitment of local funds, per federal requirement, to support and maintain approved projects.
Action Taken: Adopted.
8. Bids:
a) OP 7870, Accept low bid of ADS, LLC to furnish closed circuit inspection of the City's storm drain sewer system;
b) OP 7880, Accept low bid of Veit and Company, Inc. for the disposal and hauling of fill and asphalt millings for the Transportation Division; and
c) OP 7881, Accept low bid of Rachel Contracting, Inc. for the Bluewater Partnership Pond Dredging Project, Phase 2.
Early signature by Mayor requested (8c)
Action Taken: Adopted.
Ways & Means
1. Legal Settlements:
Passage of Resolution authorizing the following legal settlements:
a) Lacie Brown v. City of Minneapolis, $6,528.
b) Goff Holdings, LLC v. City of Minneapolis, $8,000.
Action Taken: Adopted.
2. Conflict of Interest Waiver for Legal Services Contract:
Approve waiver of conflict of interest between the City of Minneapolis and clients of the law firm of Maslon Edelman Borman & Brand to allow the City to retain the Maslon Firm to provide legal services in the matter of In re Doug Mann v. Minneapolis City Council.
Action Taken: Adopted.
3. Utility Billing Insert – City Trees:
Approve utility billing insert on behalf of the City Coordinator – Sustainability providing information about the City Trees program encouraging people to order a $25 tree in March for their Minneapolis property.
Action Taken: Adopted.
4. Donation of Public Service Announcements:
Passage of Resolution authorizing the acceptance of donated broadcast airtime from Comcast Cable for public service announcements. (9 votes)
Action Taken: Adopted.
5. Donation of Digital Billboard Display Time:
Passage of Resolution authorizing the acceptance of donated digital billboard space from Clear Channel Outdoor for the purpose of communicating Snow Emergency information. (9 votes)
Action Taken: Adopted.
6. Creative City Challenge Art Competition Project:
Authorize execute five one-year contracts with Northern Lights.mn, renewable at the City's request, for an estimated $150,000 per year, for management and artistic programming services for the Creative City Challenge art competition.
Action Taken: Adopted.
7. John Biggers Seed Project:
Accept grant awards of $150,000 from the National Endowment for the Arts Our Town Program and $100,000 from the McKnight Foundation's Region and Communities Program for Project, a public art and collaborative design effort; and Passage of Resolution approving appropriation to the Community Planning and Economic Development Department. (9 votes)
Action Taken: Adopted.
8. Metropolitan Area Agency on Aging Mini-Grant:
Accept grant award of $8,000 from the Metropolitan Area Agency on Aging to conduct research through the use of focus groups; and Passage of Resolution approving appropriation to the Neighborhood and Community Relations Department. (9 votes)
Action Taken: Adopted.
9. Barge Mooring on Upper River:
Authorize negotiate and execute a new two-year lease with Aggregate Industries, Inc. for barge mooring on City-owned property located at 2710 Pacific Street N.
Action Taken: Adopted.
10. Fire Stations 5 & 7 Remodeling Services:
Amend contract with Bloom Engineers & Associates to increase the amount by $10,000 to provide engineering services for the remodeling of Fire Stations 5 and 7.
Action Taken: Adopted.
11. Human Resources Information System:
a) Execute all necessary contract documents with Advance Digital Systems for an upgrade to the HRIS System, for a one-year amount not to exceed $350,000, with an option to renew for an additional year.
b) Staff directed, at the next cycle of the Committee of the Whole, to present an overall program plan and update on the program to upgrade the City's Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system; and a status update on the ERP program to be presented to the Committee of the Whole in six months.
Action Taken: Adopted.
12. Collective Bargaining:
Passage of Resolutions approving collective bargaining agreements with the following labor units:
a) Trades Unit, Minneapolis Building and Construction Trades Council, a two-year agreement for the period May 1, 2013 through April 30, 2015.
b) AFSCME Local 9, Attorney Unit, a 24-month agreement for the period January 1, 2012, through December 31, 2013; and a 36-month agreement for the period January 1, 2014, through December 31, 2016.
Action Taken: Adopted.
Zoning & Planning
1. 4525 France Avenue:
Passage of Ordinance amending the Zoning Code to rezone the property from the C1 Neighborhood Corridor Commercial District to the R5 Multiple-family District, to allow for a three-story, multiple-family dwelling with 31 units and 41 parking spaces.
Action Taken: Adopted.
2. Solar Arts Building (711 15th Avenue NE, 1529 ½ and 1531 Monroe Street NE):
Passage of Ordinance amending the Zoning Code to rezone the property from the R2B Two-Family District to the R2B Two-Family District and TP Transitional Parking Overlay District, to allow for a new reception or meeting hall within an existing commercial building and a new accessory parking lot.
Action Taken: Adopted.
3. National Marrow Donor Program Headquarters, 524 5th Street North:
Deny appeal filed by Brandon Champeau with United Properties from the decision of the Planning Commission associated with the approvals for a conditional use permit to allow two wall signs that are over 120 square feet and located higher than 28 feet on the building wall located at 524 5th Street North.
Action Taken: Adopted.
1. Honorary Resolution:
Passage of Resolution declaring February 7, 2014, to be NATIONAL WEAR RED DAY in Minneapolis.
Action Taken: Adopted.
1. City Payroll:
Motion by Quincy that regular payrolls of City employees under Council jurisdiction for the month of February, 2014, be approved and ordered paid.
Action Taken: Adopted.
2. Audit Workgroup:
Motion by B. Johnson to establish an Audit Workgroup for the purpose of considering the ordinance which established the internal audit function and Audit Committee, codified as Title 2, Chapter 17.80 of the Minneapolis Code of Ordinances; examine industry best practices; and alternative structures or models; and to report to the City Council with a recommended course of action. The Audit Workgroup will be chaired by Council Member Palmisano, Chair of the Audit Committee. It will include Council President Barbara Johnson; Council Vice-President Elizabeth Glidden; Council Member John Quincy, Chair of the Ways & Means Committee; Council Member Alondra Cano, Audit Committee Member; Mark Oyaas, Audit Committee Member; and a representative from the following: Mayor's Office, City Attorney's Office, City Coordinator's Office, and City Clerk's Office.
Action Taken: Adopted.
New Business
1. Notice of Intent:
B. Johnson gives notice of intent to introduce at the next regular meeting of the City Council the subject matter of an ordinance amending Title 12, Chapter 244 of the Minneapolis Code of Ordinances relating to Housing: Maintenance Code (amending requirements applicable to holders of rental dwelling licenses to include a duty to attend certain meetings).
Notice Given.
2. Notice of Intent:
Gordon gives notice of intent to introduce at the next regular meeting of the City Council the subject matter of an ordinance amending Title 12, Chapter 244 of the Minneapolis Code of Ordinances relating to Housing: Maintenance Code(amending provisions related to tenant notification of environmental contamination and associated activities).
Notice Given.
3. Notice of Intent:
Gordon gives notice of intent to introduce at the next regular meeting of the City Council the subject matter of an ordinance amending Title 14, Chapter 362 of the Minneapolis Code of Ordinances relating to Liquor and Beer: Liquor Licenses (increasing maximum number of temporary expansion licenses a licensee is eligible to receive each year).
Notice Given.
Closed Session
1. Adjourn to Room 315, City Hall, for the purpose of discussing the matter of Leann Stearns & Siohban Mullen v. City of Minneapolis.
Action Taken: Approved settlement.
Notice: A portion of this meeting may be closed to the public pursuant to MN Statutes Section 13D.03 or 13D.05
Next City Council Meeting: February 7, 2014
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New Indigenous language radio show in Inuvialuktun
'There's also a hunger out there for people to learn the language'
There's a new show to catch this weekend on CBC North Radio One — Quliaqtuavut.
It means "our stories" in Inuvialuktun.
"It gives people an opportunity to listen to the language, to listen to the strong speakers as well in the different dialects," said Dodie Lennie who will be hosting the weekly show.
She says that the program will help promote the endangered Inuvialuktun language, spoken in dispersed communities throughout the North.
"There's also a hunger out there for people to learn the language," Lennie said.
"Some people are, because of colonialism, embarrassed that they can't speak the language. They might be embarrassed too because they're mixing English with Inuvialuktun, especially with the elders, they're feeling that they should be more fluent," said Lennie, reminding people that anyone can learn, no matter their level.
The program will share stories in different dialects of Inuvialuktun. It will also play language material from the Inuvialuit Cultural Resource Centre.
The program will compile interesting radio interviews and stories from Monday to Friday that people may have missed.
Catch it live Saturdays at 4 p.m. PT in the Yukon and N.W.T. on CBC North Radio One.
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Long before synthetic shoe covers became the norm, feet still got cold. In Belgium, riders often took old wool socks, cut holes in the bottom, and used them as shoe covers. And while there's nothing wrong with wool, Castelli's Belgian Bootie 3 Shoe Covers update the classic so that even your non-Belgian feet will stay toasty.
Constructed using 100% polypropylene for increased durability and easy cleaning, the Belgian Bootie 3 features a double layer knit on the foot of the bootie to provide better protection. The booties are also cut high enough to cover the cuff of a 9cm sock and offer two silver bands of reflective threads for increased visibility. Perhaps more importantly, the Belgian Bootie 3 comes pre-cut for your cleats, meaning you'll avoid the rips and tears associated with homemade versions.
The Castelli Belgian Bootie 3 comes in Black or White and in three sizes Small/Medium, Large/X-Large, and XX-Large. Be sure to check the sizing chart to ensure proper fit.


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In a process that has dragged on for five months, a City Council committee selected rail yesterday as the technology for the city's $3.7 billion mass transit system.
The Council's Transportation Committee voted 4-1 to reverse an earlier decision to include a bus or magnetic levitation system for the 20-mile elevated route from Kapolei to Ala Moana.
The Council is expected to vote on April 16 on the bill that would then go to Mayor Mufi Hannemann, who will likely sign it into law, ending the debate on the system's technology.
"I continue to be very convinced that modern steel technology is the way to go," Hannemann said.
Councilman Todd Apo, who had proposed exploring magnetic levitation for Honolulu, said he continues to be intrigued by the idea, but said the Council needs to select a proven technology when spending public money.
"I agree that steel-on-steel is the best selection," Apo said.
Councilman Charles Djou, the lone dissenter and critic of the system with fears it will cost too much, proposed keeping the three technologies.
"We would get a more robust number of bids," Djou said. "Locking us into steel-on-steel, with an older technology, isn't necessarily the best way we should be going."
The committee's decision falls in line with a recommendation made in February by a panel of experts hired by the city. The panelists, made of transit experts, concluded in a 4-1 decision that rail would give the city the best competitive advantage when soliciting bids.
"I still stand by my decision," said Ron Tober, the panel's chairman and former leader of several rail operations in the United States. "I didn't learn anything today that would change my mind. I learned things that reinforced the conclusion we had made."
For nearly eight hours yesterday, the committee listened to last-minute presentations by companies that build the four technologies the city considered.
Several suppliers, including big-name companies like Bombardier and Alstom, recommended rail over the other options -- comparing it with a rubber-tire system -- for Honolulu, saying it would accommodate the projected ridership and is cheaper to maintain.
According to Chuck Wochele, vice president of marketing and business development for Alstom, a rubber-tire technology would be a little quieter than rail because there is less friction but would also require more power consumption, making it more costly to operate.
His competitor, Andrew Robbins, vice president of project development for Bombardier, said the two technologies generally produce the same level of noise, though rubber tire might be louder at faster speeds.


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Punakaiki Coastal Restoration Project – West Coast, New Zealand
The vision for the Westland Ilmenite land at Punakaiki is for the development of an ecological corridor that spans from the mountains to sea, reflecting the rich biodiversity of the area that includes the only nesting ground of the vulnerable Westland Petrel.
Coastal Restoration At Atiu Creek Regional Park
The new project, named RACE (Restoring Ātiu Creek Ecology) to action, is helping to achieve the vision of Ko te hau o te tangata, ko te hau te whenua – The vitality of the people, the essence of the land.


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How beautiful is the Naked Basics 2 palette? Once I saw the release of this I knew it I had to get it. When I saw it on Cohort the other week there were, even more, reasons to purchase it. I purchased it for £15.40 rather than the full price of £22.00. I didn't get the first Naked Basics because I didn't really like the shades as they are more yellow toned; I prefer this pallet so much more because they are more of taupes and browns.
Five of them are matte and the other satin. Of course, they have really good pigmentation, Urban Decay does great eyeshadows. They also have great staying power, without primer they can last around 5 hours. The shades: Skimp(pale nude satin), Stark (pink nude), Frisk (warm grey), Cover (red-brown), Primal (muted brown), Undone (deep, smokey, brown). My favorite shades are primal and frisk but there isn't one shade that I don't like. I have been using the whole pallet every day, I love it that much. A bonus to this pallet is that you can use some to fill in your eyebrows.
I love the pallet so much! It's perfect for traveling as it's so small and compact and fits perfectly into your handbag. The pallet also contains a large mirror in the lid. I think the pallet is perfect for someone just getting into makeup or someone who doesn't like to wear much eyeshadow. I have a feeling I'm going to be using this for a long time.


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I have a whole separate list of products that I take away with me for nights/weekends away or holidays abroad and there are two reasons for this:
- To avoid bringing big, bulky bottles
- Ask anyone, I'm very forgetful, so it's better the bag is already 90% packed.
But, I still like to bring nice products away with me , so I thought I'd share what I have in my travel bag.
Shisiedo Ibuki Starter Kit – €29
I got this set ages ago and loved how soft all three products made my skin feel, but they run out quickly. I would say the full-sized versions are definitely worth the money if you want to treat yourself – but this mini kit is excellent value in comparison and I like to save it for when I'm away because the bottles are the perfect size and it gives my skin a nice feel when I'm away from my usual products.
Shower gel/Body butter
Soap & Glory Clean On Me & The Righteous Butter (minis) – €7.50
Claire got the Happy Pamper gift set for me for Christmas, which has both the shower gel and body butter minis, and because I saved them for my travel bag, I'm only just running out of them now. I love Soap & Glory products, as they smell amazing and their minis are pretty decent sizes. This set is also great value at €7.50 in Boots.
Color Wow Color Security Shampoo & Conditioner (75ml) – €11.52 each
I got to try these out and I was skeptical about them at first because I don't colour my hair, but I was advised to try them none the less for their minimal chemicals and for healthy, shiny hair. I must admit my hair was definitely softer from using these, and because I got samples of 75mls, they were perfect to add to my travel bag. You can buy the 75ml bottles from Feel Unique for €11.52 each but they have great bundle deals for around €22 that include an extra product.
Eye cream
Benefit It's Potent! Eye Cream (mini) – part of set
Benefit do great minis, especially in their Christmas sets, so keep an eye out for them. I had one that included a mini eye cream, and I already had the big pot at home, which lasted ages. You only need a tiny dot of this for each eye, so the mini pot is perfect for taking away with you.
Makeup remover
Benefit They're Real Remover – €19.50
I find this quite strong, so it might not be suitable for very sensitive skin, but it's designed to take off the Benefit They're Real Mascara, which is notoriously tough, so you can be sure it will take off very heavy eye makeup.
Bioderma Sébium H2O – €11.99 (250ml)
I've ditched the makeup wipes in favour of micellar water, and I have a big, 500 ml bottle of Bioderma that I keep at home, and I use the smaller bottle when I'm away. While there are mixed opinions on micellar water, Bioderma is the original, and it's still infinitely better than those dreaded makeup wipes or not taking your makeup off at all. However, don't replace your cleanser with micellar water, as it's not enough. I have the Sébium one for my problem skin, but you can buy the pink Sensibio one in Boots for €12.
Extra makeup
Benetint Cheek & Lip Stain (mini) – €6.50
Like I said, Benefit do great minis and you can actually buy this one on its own in Boots for €6.50 – they also have an offer on at the moment of four for €20 on selected minis or three for €30 from the more expensive minis range. This is great if you forget your blush or lipstick and you will use so little that it will last for ages. Take care though, it's a stain so wash it off your fingers well.
Max Factor Creme Puff Blush – €12.99
These little pots are great because they take an eternity to run out, so well worth the money. They're also multi-tonal in pigment with a lovely soft shimmer, so you get a lovely blush while you're away. Small, handy and it comes in six shades so you can pick which one is most likely to suit you most of the time.
Yves Saint Laurent Touche Élat – €35
Okay, I know this one is pricey for a travel item, but it really is the very last word in life-saving makeup. The main thing I use it for is covering dark circles, especally if the weekend away you're going to is going to involve late nights and lots of drinks! But it's good for a whole host of touch ups, concealing and even highlighting. Having this in your beauty bag means you could forget almost anything else and this will help save the day.


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Goa [India], Oct. 5 (ANI): In a bid to offer the taste of living like a local in Goa, Airbnb on Thursday announced the launch of their 'Insider's Guide', a specially-curated catalogue featuring seven Airbnb homes selected by celebrity interior designer Gauri Khan along with local insights from Airbnb hosts and local influencers.
Hailed as one of the most popular destination for travelers across the world, the Airbnb Goa Insider's Guide gives them will get an opportunity to explore unique homes ranging from 400-year old Portuguese villas to stunning designer contemporary homes, as well as unique ideas for travelers to authentically experience Goa 'Like Locals'.
Spanning across rich art and culture with celebrated artist and founder of the Museum of Goa, Subodh Kerkar, to a deep dive into Goan nightlife with acclaimed food and lifestyle writer Nolan Mascarhenas, or a fashion fix with fashion designer Wendell Rodricks, the guide is a mirror of the local life.
It also explores hidden gems of Goa with ad filmmaker and photographer Shantanu Sheorey, and tips to binge on the best local cuisine recommended by model-turned-chef Joey Matthews.
"For Airbnb in India, Goa has fast become one of our key markets, and the exponential growth we have seen in the state is a testimony to the growing inclination of travelers to explore destinations on their own terms. With the launch of Airbnb Goa Insider's Guide we are delighted to present travelers with a different perspective to experience Goa and explore the hidden gems it has to offer by living like a local," said country manager India Airbnb, Amanpreet Bajaj.
Airbnb has over 4000 listings in many locations across the state, offering a wide variety of accommodation choices including apartments, beach villas and mansions
Since 2015, Airbnb has witnessed a 515 percent increase in the total number of nights booked, along with a 259 percent increase in the number of homes on the platform in Goa.
On the other hand, Goa as a destination has grown its popularity every passing year with visitor numbers increasing by 19.5 percent in domestic and international visitors to over 6.3 million visitors as of 2016.
"The essence of a culture is rooted in its people and the homes in which they reside. Goa is characterized by a mix of unique Indo-Portuguese architectural influence, which tells visitors stories from past generations. With the launch of the Airbnb Goa Insider's Guide, Airbnb is giving curious travelers the chance to soak in the experience of living like a local, by offering them unprecedented access to homes and hearts which best embody the spirit of Goa. The villas, mansions, and homes curated in this Guide are a breathtaking combination of Goan heritage and modern day amenities, accompanied by insights from local experts," opined Gauri Khan. (ANI)


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Nani Awards - 1976
On May 23, 1976, the Hawaiian Music Awards Academy presented the 1st annual "NANI Awards".
Founded by Tony Todaro and Paul Page, the organization's stated goal was to reward excellence of artists & craftsman in the recording field.
But to many, the NANI Awards had the appearance of a small group trying to ignore the Hawaiian Renaissance, and instead cling to music of their time and liking.
Krash Kealoha soon created a promotion on KCCN Radio that ultimately resulted in the Hoku Awards.
While the NANI Awards eventually ceased, the Na Hoku Hanohano Awards are still thriving to this very day.
But the NANI Awards did release an LP in conjunction with their 1st awards ceremony.
Today, we'll share that historic "NANI Awards" 1976 recording.
This week's playlist:
1- Hawaii Aloha – Melveen Leed
2- Keep Your Eyes On The Hands – Alfred Apaka
3- Hanalei Moon – Likelike Weisbarth
4- Somewhere In Hawaii – Eddie Kekaula
5- Waipio – Eddie Kekaula
6- Hawaiian Cowboy – Sol K Bright
7- Tiare No Tahiti – Jerry Byrd
8- The Swaying Palms – South Point Hawaiians
9- Mr. Sun Cho Lee – Palani Vaughan
10- Hawaii Ponoi – Jack de Mello & Orchestra
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Northamptonshire Gu - Z
Guilsborough St. Michael
|Guilsborough has a huge number of fantastic carvings including a set of roof bosses indicating the 7 ages of man. Also, another pair of Green Man and Lady as arch stops into the chancel
|Green Man chancel arch
|Arch stop in the chancel
Higham Ferrers Mary the virgin
|A rather dusty Green Man window stop in the South aisle. Oak leaves emerging from his nostrils.
|Spencer family memorial in the chancel. A Green Lady. The symbolism of rebirth and rejuvernation must have been a comfort to the family. Probably Oak leaves.
|The side of a misericord in the chancel. Broad leaves come from the sides of his mouth. Notice he has two very prominent front teeth
|Green Man or not? A roof boss in the nave. Obviously a bishop, but with gold-leaved leaves around his head
Kelmarsh St Denys/St Dionysius
|A water spout at the back of the church. A beautiful carving
|Corbel in the nave
|A second stunning corbel in the nave
Lamport All hallows
|A fascinating find! What looks like a lump of stone under a table by the door, turned out on further investigation to be a Green Man carving, on what would have been a water spout. Although his mouth is broken, the leaves coming up the sides of where it would have been are clear to see
Nether Heyford St. Peter with Paul
|. Rather threatening looking with his tongue poking out and showing his teeth
Oundle St. Peter's
|A wooden corbel. Showing his teeth, with his mouth wide open, this Green Man is quite fierce looking. Perhaps he warns church-goers to respect the power of nature.
|Much more benevolent, this roof boss in St. Peters is interesting as the nose forms a tree trunk from which branches emerge, forming his brow and eyes. It is such a shame it is so covered in cobwebs! Possibly there are acorns or another fruit or nut around his cheeks and temples.
|A third roof boss, similar in style to the second
Oundle school arts centre
|The arts building of Oundle school is right next door to the church. There are large number of green Men around it's exterior
Pitsford All saints
|In the porch. Rather decayed and difficult to see. This is similar to the carvings in Finedon, with twisted vines of foliage coming from his mouth. The head is to the left of the photo, with the foliage coming out to the right
Preston Capes St. Peter with Paul
Rushden St. Mary
|Part of the corbel table on the exterior of the church
|Cheerful looking Green Man roof boss in the nave. Rahter a crude carving. I am not sure what the seeds emerging from the pods are.
|A second more sinister looking wooden roof boss, showing his teeth and sticking his tongue out
|A third wooden roof boss. Compare this Green Man to the Bugbrooke wooden carving
Rushden Natwest Bank, High Street
|The frontage of the Natwest bank has a huge number of Green Men carvings
|Green Man carvings are quite common on banks, postoffices, town halls and otehr such important public buildings.
|A wonderful foliate head
Spratton St. Andrew
|Corbel in nave
|Wooden Green Man roof boss
|A wonderful poppyhead on a pew end
Twywell St. Nicolas
|An early Green Man on the easter sepulche in the church
Wadenhoe St. Michael and all angels
|Beautifully serene Green Man in the porch
|Opposite the other corbel in the porch. Another Male / Female pairing
|Corbel in the church. Quite different in style from the Green Men in the porch. I would think this carving is earlier than those in the porch.
|Font. Elaborate foliage emerges from the top of his head. The symbolism of rejuvernation and rebirth is apt on a baptism font.
|Green Man carving on a lead box (external)
|On the same box
Woodford St. Mary
|Two capitals near the bell tower
Wollaston Blessed virgin Mary
|A beautiful little Green Dragon on the back of the church. He obviously has been moved here and is much older than most of the church, which fell down the hill in the 1700s.
|Of the old church only the tower remains. There are Green Men and other carvings all the way around the corbel table, each carving linked by foliage coming from the mouth or eyes.
|Another example
Yardley Hastings
|Partially hidden under a Statue is this wonderful carving. Again as in other churches in Northamptonshire we are seeing Oak leaves emerging from the nose.


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Our uniform is an important part of school life and we expect parents to support our high expectations.
If you have difficulty in meeting any of our uniform requirements, please come in and talk to us, we can often help resolve any issues.
We encourage all children to wear our school colours and clothing.
Details are:
(leggings are not part of our uniform)
Girls can wear headscarves, but these must be red.
Headscarves are available from the school office.
Shoes can be an expensive problem for parents. Black/Grey shoes must be worn. For health and safety reasons they should have backs and low heels. NO trainers to be worn. It is important that the children are provided with a pair of trainers/plimsolls for PE. This is, again, for health reasons and so that the interior of the school remains clean – it is not very pleasant having to sit on a muddy carpet.
Children's clothing must be labelled in some way. Please help us identify the owner of yet another red sweatshirt!
The children are required to change for PE. Our PE kit consists of:
- White t-shirt/House t-shirt
- Black shorts/jogging bottoms/leggings
- Plimsolls or trainers
PE kit needs to be brought into school in a small drawstring bag as our cloakrooms cannot accommodate large sports bags or rucksacks.
No jewellery is to be worn to school except small stud earrings (which must be removed for PE and swimming). Hoop earrings and larger studs can be unsuitable for school as are necklaces, rings or bracelets.
Long hair must be tied back at all times and we do not permit extreme hairstyles such as 'Mohican styles, dyed, gelled, cut in patterns or spiked hair.


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Government efforts to stop foreigners entering into "bogus marriages" to bypass immigration controls were thrown into chaos when a judge ruled that they breached human rights.
The decision forced ministers to suspend rules that mean people born outside the European Union who are subject to immigration controls must seek permission from the Home Office for a wedding in Britain, unless they marry according to the rites of the Church of England.
Giving judgment yesterday, Mr Justice Silber said that restrictions on the right to marry would be lawful only if they were "rationally connected" to the aim of preventing sham marriages and went no further than necessary.
The restrictions were not rationally connected, he concluded, because they prevented weddings in non-Anglican religious ceremonies - although the Home Secretary had not proved or even asserted that these ceremonies were being used for bogus weddings.
Anglican ceremonies are exempt from the rules, introduced last February, because the Church of England's requirement to give notice by publishing banns is said to provide sufficient safeguard against bogus marriages.
An application for a certificate of approval to marry costs £135 and only 76 specially selected register offices can deal with them. If the Home Secretary refuses permission, there is no right of appeal - other than to the High Court.
Many of the factors relied on by Charles Clarke for exempting Anglican marriages might apply to other Christian services, whether Catholic, Methodist, Presbyterian or Baptist, the judge explained. They might also apply to weddings in mosques, temples and synagogues.
Weddings in places of worship were normally booked months in advance, Mr Justice Silber said, and the person conducting the ceremony might well ask to see the couple several times in order to be satisfied of their intentions towards each other.
It was not clear why those using an Anglican Church ceremony would be less likely to engage in a sham marriage than those using, for example, Presbyterian, Catholic, Jewish or Muslim ceremonies.
The judge said the rules were incompatible with the human rights law because they amounted to unjustified discrimination on grounds of religion and nationality.
One of the three test cases before the court involved Mahmoud Baiai, an Algerian, and Izabella Trzcinska, from Poland, who was living legally in Britain since she was an EU citizen. The judge was told that Mr Baiai arrived in Britain illegally in February 2002 and had remained in the country without regularising his immigration status. His intended bride arrived in July 2004 to work following Poland's accession to the EU.
Mr Baiai applied to the Home Office for permission to marry but was refused because of his status in February last year.
Lawyers for the couple argued that the fact that Miss Trzcinska's fiancé was unlawfully in the country was not a bar to marriage under the Marriage Act 1949 as the right to marry was not dependent on the right to reside.
Other couples involved in the case were granted permission to marry but are now seeking damages for having suffered discrimination.
In one case, a child was born out of wedlock because a marriage was delayed by the Home Office rules.
The Home Office said it was "disappointed" by the ruling, particularly because reports of suspicious marriages had dropped from 3,740 a year in the 12 months before the new rules came into effect in 2005 to fewer than 300 last year. It said it was considering an appeal.
Amit Sachdev, a solicitor, said after the judgment: "This once again shows the Government's abject failure to respect the human rights of immigrants.
"This Act which brought in these rules was a knee-jerk reaction based on speculation rather than evidence.
"The House of Lords complained that the Act had not received proper parliamentary scrutiny. By this judgment, their concerns have proved correct."
Damian Green, the Tory immigration spokesman, said: "We would endorse any mechanism to crack down on sham marriages, but yet again the Government has been caught out by unintended consequences of legislation."
A Home Office spokesman said: "This will require amended guidance. Therefore consideration of applications for certificates of approval which would usually fall for refusal will be suspended until further notice." The spokesman added that the Government was "determined to protect the immigration system and marriage laws from abuse".


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A massive pile-up on the Pennsylvania Turnpike on Sunday afternoon ended with at least one person dead and involved about 50 vehicles.
Amid heavy snow in the region, the crash snarled traffic on the turnpike.
Officials said that the pile-up started when a motorist who was involved in a minor accident got out of his car and was hit and killed, reported NBC.
The multi-car crash closed the westbound lanes of the Pennsylvania Turnpike from Downingtown to Morgantown.
The accident happened around 12:30 p.m. on the westbound turnpike at mile marker 300 in the area of Morgantown.
The Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission said traffic has re-started on the turnpike (I-76) but an area of congestion has formed due to the accident. The state's 511 system said that congestion is east of exit 201, and exit 298.
Other accidents also happened on the turnpike in other areas.
The National Weather Service placed Philadelphia and extreme southeastern Pennsylvania under a winter storm warning, saying the region could get 3 to 6 inches of snow.
State transportation crews began putting a brine solution on major roadways on Saturday in anticipation of the storm.
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The Associated Press contributed to this report.